JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Wednesday marks the first day of the early signing period where high school athletes in all sports but football can sign national letters of intent to make their college decision official. Here are athletes who are signing today. This list will be updated throughout the early period which ends Nov. 20. Football athletes can sign in the three-day early period (Dec. 4-6). All verbal commitments are non-binding until athletes sign their national letter of intent.
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Bartram Trail
Ava Allamon, girls lacrosse, Flagler College; Emily Barnette, girls lacrosse, Florida State University; Lily Holden, girls soccer, University of Florida; Haley Van Camp, girls lacrosse, Embry-Riddle; Anaisa Wagoner, girls lacrosse, Mount Olive.
Bishop Kenny
Olivia Ryno, volleyball, St. Francis; Abby Satkoff, softball, St. Thomas University.
Olivia Ryno - Volleyball at Saint Francis (PA) and Abby Satkoff - Softball at Thomas University (GA) signed to play at the collegiate level next year. Congratulations to these two Crusaders!!!#KennyPride pic.twitter.com/rv2KVST1V5
— Bishop Kenny Athletics (@BKHS_Athletics) November 13, 2024
Bolles
David Caldwell, boys lacrosse, Iona University; Ella Chan, girls swimming, Columbia University; Tommy Cussen, boys lacrosse, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University; Antoine Destang, boys swimming, University of Michigan; Tristan Dorville, boys swimming, Virginia Tech; Alexiya Downer, girls swimming, Boston College (diving); Gracey Estepp, girls rowing; Rutgers University; Gabe Gonzalez, baseball, Mercer University; Lila Higgo, girls swimming, University of Michigan; Abby Knauff, girls basketball, University of North Florida; Neala Klein, girls swimming, Duke University; Andy Kravchenko, boys swimming, Stanford University; Gracyn Lanning, girls swimming, University of Notre Dame; Sascha Macht, boys swimming, University of Georgia; Phoebe Mayo, girls swimming, University of Miami; Anson Silverfield, girls tennis, Colgate University; MaryAgnes Smith, girls swimming, Richmond University; Xavier Sohovich, boys swimming, United States Naval Academy; Nate Towers, boys lacrosse, Iona University.
Christ’s Church Academy
Noelle Kirkland, volleyball, Cumberland University.
Clay
Merrick Rapoza, baseball, Florida Gulf Coast University.
Congratulations to Merrick Rapoza on signing with FGCU to play baseball! Your hard work and dedication have paid off. Clay County is extremely proud of you👏 pic.twitter.com/6sBqSox28t
— Clay County Athletics (@oneclaysports) November 13, 2024
Columbia
Ayden Phillips, baseball, Jacksonville University.
Creekside
Sarabelle Jameson, volleyball, Union College; Vivian Scuteri, volleyball (below), Rollins College; Bridget Spees, volleyball, Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
Episcopal
Colton Augustine, boys lacrosse, Berry College; Rivers Carney, girls soccer, Sewanee: The University of the South; Tre Carter, boys lacrosse, Hampden Sydney College; Caelan Chesser, beach volleyball, University of North Florida; Laurel Coppedge, girls diving, Davidson College; Dominic DeLoreto, baseball, Northwestern University; Matthew Devine, baseball, Barry University; Ava Galani, girls soccer, University of Memphis; Lucrezia Gowdy, girls cross country, University of Denver (Triathlon); Jake Office, boys cross country, United States Naval Academy; Maeve O’Neal, girls lacrosse, George Washington University; Jack Ottesen, baseball, College of Central Florida; Charlotte Ritter, girls soccer, Austin Peay University; Jackson Soud, boys lacrosse, Berry College; Elle Steiger, beach volleyball, Stetson University; Bella Vitulli, girls lacrosse, Kennesaw State University.
Flagler Palm Coast
Ashley McPhail, girls lacrosse, Coker University; Alana Throne, girls lacrosse, St. Thomas University.
Fleming Island
Chloe Blanc, girls golf, Palm Beach St. Community College; Ava Brinkman, girls diving, University of Florida; Dylan Frein, boys golf, Carson Newman; Ava Hendrix, girls cross country, Indiana State; Savannah Jackson, volleyball, University of North Carolina at Pembroke; Keylee Kirkland, volleyball, St. Johns River State College; Emmet Kuhlenkamp, boys golf, University of West Florida; Bailey Montgomery, volleyball, St. Johns River State College; Sophia Pontieri, girls soccer, University of North Florida; Emily Topp, volleyball, University of West Florida.
Middleburg
Lily Bennett, softball, Florida State College at Jacksonville; Olivia Callipo, volleyball, USC Upstate; Kerra Clarida, softball, Georgia Southern; Brooke Forkum, volleyball, Troy University; KK Hagan, softball, Jacksonville University; Mika Wesley, softball, Bethune-Cookman University.
Brooke Forkum and Olivia Callipo both sign today to continue their volleyball careers at Division 1 programs, Troy University and USC Upstate. We are so excited for both of you! #HorsePower pic.twitter.com/82okTegqrU
— Middleburg Athletics (@Burg_Athletics) November 13, 2024
Happy Signing Day to the Class of 2025 🎉
— Middleburg High School Softball (@bronco_sball) November 13, 2024
Putting pen to paper! 🖊️ 📄
Congratulations… It’s Official!
📸 💻 @noahw_visuals #HorsePower #middleburgsoftball #signingday #softball pic.twitter.com/zKWUBqQsFd
Orange Park
Zoe Pascoe, softball, Florida State College at Jacksonville; Ryanne Robinson, girls soccer, Florida Gulf Coast.
Congratulations to Ryanne Robinson on signing with Florida Gulf Coast for soccer and Zoe Pascoe on signing with FSCJ for softball! These talented young ladies are living out their dreams to play at the next level, and Clay County is extremely proud of both of them. pic.twitter.com/vQlQ4t567v
— Clay County Athletics (@oneclaysports) November 13, 2024
Paxon
Haley Hinds, softball, Southern University; Jaela Palmer, softball, Edward Waters University.
Halley Hinds and Jaela Palmer@JustinBarneyTV pic.twitter.com/GV8PYEESjf
— Paxon Softball (@PaxonSoftball) November 13, 2024
Ponte Vedra
Natalie McCann, girls soccer, University of North Florida.
St. Johns Country Day
Camden Brown, baseball, Middle Georgia University; Hadley Dantzler, volleyball, Nova Southeastern University; Sawyer Kenney, girls soccer, Montreat College; Gabi Oceguera, softball, Emory University; Austin Stratmann, baseball, University of North Florida; Kaitlyn Sunderhaus, girls track and field, Berry College; TJ Sunderhaus, baseball, Georgia Highlands College; Addy Vogt, girls golf, Rollins College.
Sandalwood
Rachel Boucher, girls soccer, Georgia Southwestern University.
Saint Nation, we want to congratulate Rachel Boucher for signing with Georgia Southwestern University for Soccer @JustinBarneyTV @talleymama @GSW_WSoc @jacksonville_fc @Boucher2025 pic.twitter.com/beiPd51UOa
— sandalwoodathletics (@sandalwoodathl1) November 13, 2024
904 -> 803
— Savannah Yerger (@SavannahYerger) November 13, 2024
I am SUPER excited to announce my commitment to USC Aiken!! Looking forward to being part of the @PeachBelt conference and being a Pacer! 🐎❤️💙 pic.twitter.com/GM0X0JC1Yn
Stanton
Peyton Burris, girls soccer, Flagler College; Savannah Yerger, girls soccer, USC Aiken.
Tocoi Creek
Mckenzie Carrier, girls soccer, Emmanuel University; Vanessa Shevchenko, volleyball, Stetson University; McKayla Stcokwell, volleyball, Francis Marion University; Morgan Weaver, girls soccer, University of Tennessee.
Trinity Christian
Mari King, volleyball, Marquette University.
Thrilled to officially welcome outside hitter Mari King to the Marquette Volleyball family! King, from Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, is the state of Florida's all-time kills leader with 2,299.
— Marquette Volleyball (@MarquetteVB) November 13, 2024
We're looking forward to Mari's arrival on campus in January!… pic.twitter.com/GQ00aGpD8J