Tag: national signing day
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Five Fountain-Fort Carson athletes sign on National Signing Day; Queen, Jordan sign Division I
One side of the Fountain-Fort Carson auditorium was lit up by glowing blue devil horns. On stage, senior Alexa Queen signed to run track at Duke University after an exceptional high school career that included school records in the 300- and 100-meter hurdles, and a state championship in the 5A girls 300 hurdles last spring. …
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Palmer Ridge’s Tyler Himebauch, Mike Toth sign D-I; Bears tally six football signees on National Signing Day
This doesn’t count as a win on the football field for Palmer Ridge. But it’s a victory for the programs acquiring the Bears’ signees. Six Palmer Ridge football players on Wednesday signed to continue their football careers next season during the Bears’ National Signing Day event at the school’s auditorium. The class is led by…
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Palmer Ridge’s Tyler Himebauch, Mike Toth sign D-I; Bears tally six football signees on National Signing Day
This doesn’t count as a win on the football field for Palmer Ridge. But it’s a victory for the programs acquiring the Bears’ signees. Six Palmer Ridge football players on Wednesday signed to continue their football careers next season during the Bears’ National Signing Day event at the school’s auditorium. The class is led by…
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Gazette Preps’ National Signing Day list
Below is a list of athletes who signed or will sign to play sports in college. Please reach out to marcus.hill@gazettedev.gazette.com if any updates need to be made or if names need to be added. Name, current school, college, sport(s) Division I Alexa Queen, Fountain-Fort Carson, Duke, track and field Justyn Jordan, Fountain-Fort Carson, Idaho…
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Signing day notebook: Three Village athletes sign Division I letters during fall period; list of area signees
Brooklynn Pollmiller and Emma Naftanel have shared the pitch nearly every year they’ve played soccer. Soon, the duo will diverge as they establish their collegiate athletic lives in different states and for new teams. Pollmiller and Naftanel were two of the three Village athletes to sign financial aid agreements Wednesday during National Signing Day and…
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Village girls volleyball Erika Sayer crushes academic requirements en route to Stanford
No challenge on the volleyball court could deter Erika Sayer from her goals. But, in addition to thriving on the court, Sayer’s road to Stanford University required her to complete eight Advanced Placement classes while at Village High School. Challenge accepted and mission accomplished. Sayer fulfilled her AP requirement and will head to California next…