Houston County hosts monumental signing day, 17 athletes sign letters of intent
As far as signing days go, Houston County just held the largest the county has seen in recent years.
As far as signing days go, Houston County just held the largest the county has seen in recent years.
HoCo, Perry and Warner Robins combined for 22 signees on National Signing Day, just five more than Thursday’s total.
Here’s who committed:
Raymond Byrd, Baseball, Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Noah Odom, Baseball, Chattahoochee Valley Community College
Malik Gillespie, Basketball, Morehead State University
Adalynn Carr, Cheer, Kennesaw State University
Adam Miles, Cross Country, Shelton State Community College
Nolan Yank, Cross Country, Bretton Parker College
Cailsey Crawford, Flag Football, Alabama State University
Caleigh Patton, Flag Football & Soccer, Wesleyan College
Jada-Reese Pittman, Golf, Alabama State University
Skyler Benko, Soccer, Wesleyan College
Julie Cole, Soccer, Wesleyan College
Ayah Abdul-Malik, Soccer, Middle Georgia State University
Ziad Khan, Soccer, Harverford College
Grant Sirmons, Soccer, Toccoa Falls College
Nathan Smith, Soccer, Middle Georgia State University
Kendall Carswell, Softball, South Carolina State University
Mikayla Williams, Wrestling, Brewton Parker College
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