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11 seniors sign to play their sport in college

November 14, 2024

On Nov. 13, 11 NHS seniors took the next step in their athletic careers by signing to play their sport in college!

Senior Caeden Cloud signs to continue his baseball career at the University of Kentucky.
Senior Zach Austin prepares to sign to continue his Track and Field career at the University of Health Sciences & Pharmacy in St. Louis.
Senior Chloe Judd continues her volleyball career BUMPING to the next level by signing to Missouri State University.
Senior Amelia White SETS up for the future by signing to play volleyball and track at Drury University
Senior Brooke Teter kicked it up a notch by signing to play soccer at Drury University.
Senior Karis Ferguson celebrates her signing to continue her basketball career at Evangel University.
Senior Brienne Chilton swings her college softball career into action by signing with Drury University.
Senior Noah Naugle will play on a HOLE new level by signing to continue his golf career at Missouri State University.
Senior Avery Bishop gets a kick-start on her college soccer career by signing to Union University.
Senior Kami Sexton DIGS in as she signs to continue her volleyball career at William Jewel University.
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