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Kennebunk seniors Alie, left, and Abbey Leonardi sign their NCAA National Letters of Intent during a ceremony in the foyer of the KHS Gymnasium, Wednesday, while their father, Jack, looks on. The identical twin sisters will head off in different directions to play different sports. Alie will play soccer at Stony Brook University, while Abbey will run track and cross country at the University of Oregon. (DAN HICKLING/Journal Tribune)
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