at 360 million dollars.>>> rob vaughn: Now Sports.>> wendy davis: Here's Dan. It was a busy afternoon for five schools in Berks County yesterday. Governor Mifflin pushed back their National Signing Day ceremony to today...and for good reason, the spotlight... >>> shining on an impressive list of athletes who will continue their careers at the next level.The school honored nine young men and women this afternoon...all of them to compete at the Division i or ii level.The d- i talent includes Garrett Henry for football, Niko Hulsizer in baseball and Katie Fink in field hockey.And Penn State, the destination of a pair of Mustangs...Eric Mock on the diamond and Jan Johnson on the gridiron.>>>>>> Here is the complete list from today's ceremony...John Catchmark completes the baseball trio. That'll be a team to watch this spring. He's heading up the road to Kutztown.There's Fink the field hockey standout...heading to Chestnut Hill and Boston College. Hulsizer, bringing the glove and bat to Morehead State... Johnson and Henry, of course... football at Penn State and St. Francis respectively.// Jard Luckanitz...will stay in Berks County...he'll do cross country and track at ku. Mock...as you've seen, also going to Penn State.Kenny Muenster...to play lacrosse at Slippery Rock.And field hockey player Hannah Simone will join her at the Rock.>>> And in Fleetwood, football standout Tyler Emge will continue his career at Shippensburg.The Raiders, with plenty of Berks flavor this year.Emge...ran for 2,000 yards in the Berks County last season. He was
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