Family holds virtual signing day

Family holds virtual signing day

When coronavirus canceled hannah hampel's signing day, her family stepped in to make sure she didn't miss out on this milestone.

Pkg: balloons, pictures, a celebratory cake, hannah hample makes her college choice with her family by her side.

"i'm going to union university, go bulldogs."

The only difference for this signing day?

It's at hample's home, instead of hazel green high school.

"to have all of this, in the comfort of my own home is really nice."

The coronavirus canceled the trojan volleyball star's ceremony... but hample is staying positive.

She says since her signing is online, more people can watcher her sign the dotted line.

"so, i'm so blessed people are going to get to be here that wouldn't have been able to make it."

Including her sister, who would have been away at college.

"so i'm glad i have this opportunity to be with hannah."

Hample is eager to hit the court at the next level.

She says she'll never take volleyball for granted after coroanvirus took away sports for so many athletes.

"i don't have to go to practice, i get to go to practice, i don't have to go to my game or tournament, i get to go to the game and tournament with my friends."

Until that kind of normalcy returns, hampel is thankful for technology helping her ace her signing day.

"i have the real letter of intent, i have all this stuff, i have my family, plus dad, we miss you dad.

Yes i love it, i love it."

Ll: hannah was part of hazel green's state championship volleyball team, she also finished second in state the past two years.

Reporting for waay 31 sports im lynden blake.