Houston County, Perry and Warner Robins sign 22 athletes on National Signing Day
National Signing Day has swung around once again, and as usual Houston County has a hefty amount of athletes going off to better their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.
National Signing Day has swung around once again, and as usual Houston County has a hefty amount of athletes going off to better their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.
Here’s who put pen to paper:
Northside, Veterans and Westfield did not have signing day ceremonies planned for National Signing Day.
Houston County
Colin-Phillip “CP” Anderson, Football, United States Air Force Academy
Barry Brown, Football, LaGrange College
Ja’Kambry “Kam” Brown, Football, University of West Georgia
Alston Jordan, Football, Point University
Jase Jordan, Football, Mercer University
Perry
Noah Clark, Football, Wofford University
Andrew Battle, Football, Reinhardt University
Decorrion Daniels, Football, Central Georgia Technical College
Darian Jones, Football, Point University
Rachel Driver, Softball, Thomas University
Cason Gentry, Softball, Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Kamden Graham, Golf, Georgia Military College
Morgon Smith, Golf, Jeff State Community College
Jackson Thompson, Baseball, Middle Georgia State University
Kieth Wheeler, Wrestling, Truett McConnell University
Amilia Achaval, Cheer, Wesleyan College
Warner Robins
Sophia Piwinski, Flag Football, Emmanuel College
Chase Plank, Football, LaGrange College
Ezra Goings, Football, United States Air Force Academy
Charlie “Tre” Glover, Football, Appalachian State
Jamarcus Allen, Football, Fort Valley State University
Quon Gordon, Football, Fort Valley State University
Houston County
The Bears had a football-themed signing day with six members of their best team under Jeremy Edwards headed to various institutions.
Colin-Phillip “CP” Anderson, United States Air Force Academy
Barry Brown, LaGrange College
Ja’Kambry “Kam” Brown, University of West Georgia
Alston Jordan, Point University
Jase Jordan, Mercer University
Perry
The Panthers were host to the most variety in Houston County during National Signing day, with six sports represented.
Noah Clark, Football, Wofford University
Andrew Battle, Football, Reinhardt University
Decorrion Daniels, Football, Central Georgia Technical College
Darian Jones, Football, Point University
Rachel Driver, Softball, Thomas University
Cason Gentry, Softball, Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Kamden Graham, Golf, Georgia Military College
Morgon Smith, Golf, Jeff State Community College
Jackson Thompson, Baseball, Middle Georgia State University
Kieth Wheeler, Wrestling, Truett McConnell University
Amilia Achaval, Cheer, Wesleyan College
Warner Robins
Warner Robins was also heavy on the football during their signing day, though it wasn’t all tackle football.
Sophia Piwinski, Flag Football, Emmanuel College
Chase Plank, Football, LaGrange College
Ezra Goings, Football, United States Air Force Academy
Charlie “Tre” Glover, Football, Appalachian State
Jamarcus Allen, Football, Fort Valley State University
Quon Gordon, Football, Fort Valley State University
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