JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Pen met paper on Wednesday as high school athletes from around the area signed letters of intent with college programs.
Wednesday was the first official day of the early signing period for high school athletes in all sports but football. The early period ends Nov. 18.
Football players can sign their letters of intent during the early period (Dec. 16-18) or hold off and sign during the regular window which begins Feb. 3, 2021.
A look at athletes who have signed or intend to sign during the early period.
Bishop Kenny
Emma Fraidenburg, volleyball, University of North Carolina Pembroke; Sophia Hayag, soccer, Wofford College; Jasmyne Roberts, basketball, University of Miami; Clay Tucker, golf, Florida Southern.
Bolles
Matthew Anderson, baseball, University of Richmond; Jackson Baumeister, baseball, Florida State University; Gunner Boree, baseball, Brown University; Emily MacDonald, swimming, Columbia University; Jackson Mayo, baseball, University of South Florida; Ansen Meyer, swimming, Georgetown University; Maxine Montoya, cross country/track and field, Brown University; Sasha Ramey, swimming, LSU.
Camden County
Luke Parker, baseball, USC Aiken.
Clay
Morgan Kendrick, softball, Florida State University.
𝙎𝙄𝙂𝙉𝙀𝘿 📝
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) November 11, 2020
Morgan Kendrick, a pitcher from Fleming Island, Fla. is officially a Seminole.
Welcome to the Florida State Softball Family, Morgan!#OneTribe pic.twitter.com/TDXJCoIxi1
Creekside
Brooke Arnold, swimming, Florida State University; Gianni Badon, track and field, LSU; Lauren Bevis, softball, University of South Florida; Jennifer Bird, swimming, Florida State University; Madison Bratek, softball, Jacksonville University; Samantha Byrd, volleyball, St. Andrew’s University; Colby Frieda, baseball, University of Kentucky; David Gapinski, swimming, Georgia Tech; Kaitlyn Helinsky, volleyball, Montreat College; Madison Koutavas, swimming, Navy; Jessica Lary, volleyball, Austin Peay State; Hailey Mathews, track and field, Belmont Abbey; Jaden McBride, volleyball, Embry-Riddle; Dominic Miller, swimming, Florida State University; Makhaila Mills, track and field, Southern California; Austin Rusomaroff, baseball, University of North Florida.
Episcopal
Mia Carter, lacrosse, Flagler College; Jordan Cooper, beach volleyball, University of North Florida; Kami Eppley, softball, Stetson University; Dillon Haines, Stetson University; Cate Hale, volleyball, Montreat College; Scott Haney, swimming, Georgia Tech; Clayton Hodges, baseball, Jacksonville University; Mary Kate Kelley, swimming, University of Florida; Maddie Latta, softball, Yale University; Brogan Napier, baseball, University of Central Florida; Sabrina Wingert, track and field, University of South Florida.
Fleming Island
Lilly Hudson, gymnastics, University of Alabama.
A Junior International Elite, please welcome Lilly Hudson to the Crimson Tide!
— Alabama Gymnastics (@BamaGymnastics) November 11, 2020
🎉 https://t.co/7fh6H4TPlC#NSD20 #BamaStrong #RollTide pic.twitter.com/zrM88Jkrno
Middleburg
Skylar Baltezegar, basketball, Charleston Southern; Emma Mussante, cross country, Florida Southern.
It's official! ⚔️💙 pic.twitter.com/bbhHbH5l17
— Skylar Baltezegar (@skylar_dian) November 12, 2020
Paxon
Kaylee Anderson, girls soccer, Jacksonville University; Ashley Connor, softball, Nova Southeastern; Amber Wice, softball, Edward Waters College.
Ponte Vedra
Amy Burkhardt, volleyball, University of North Florida; Lizzy Klein, volleyball, Santa Fe College; Riley Rojahn, soccer, Troy University.
Congrats Amy! Swoop @OspreyVB @PVSharksVB pic.twitter.com/B16IanMfoQ
— Robin Mignerey (@robinmignerey) November 11, 2020
Congrats Lizzy! Go Saints! @PVSharksVB pic.twitter.com/DMXzFZ1T7E
— Robin Mignerey (@robinmignerey) November 11, 2020
St. Johns Country Day
Alexis Agramonte, soccer, Troy University; Paige Crews, soccer, Texas Christian; Lexi Drumm, soccer, College of Charleston; Connor Moore, baseball, Florida State University; James Oman, baseball, Butler University; Ellie Resenau, soccer, Berry College; Mia Sadler, soccer, Southern Miss; Luke Shannahan, baseball, Pensacola State College; Jace Thomas, baseball, Flagler College; Lauren Weiss, soccer, University of North Florida; Natalie Wilson, soccer, Southern Miss.
Trinity Christian
Reagan Griffs, softball, Jacksonville University; Amaya Ross, softball, Florida State University; MacKenzie Marell, softball, Charlotte; Morgan McMillian, softball, Jacksonville University.
𝙎𝙄𝙂𝙉𝙀𝘿 📝
— Florida State Softball 🥎 (@FSU_Softball) November 11, 2020
Amaya Ross, an infielder from Jacksonville, Fla. is officially a Seminole.
Welcome to the Florida State Softball Family, Amaya!#OneTribe pic.twitter.com/JzOxnDbUHH
Welcome to Niner Nation, @MackenzieMarell!#GoldStandard pic.twitter.com/OKegZa5Jie
— Charlotte Softball (@CharlotteSB) November 11, 2020
Ware County
Caleb Stewart, baseball, Georgia State.
West Nassau
Deebo Coleman, basketball, Georgia Tech; Hope Epps, softball, Saint Leo University; Regan Lee, softball, Georgia Southwestern University.
Let’s keep things rolling! Welcome @deebo923 to the Yellow Jacket family 🏀🐝#BuiltDifferent // #TogetherWeSwarm pic.twitter.com/xZhhEeoIST
— Georgia Tech Basketball (@GTMBB) November 11, 2020
Wolfson
Will Davis, golf, Davidson; AJ Horkan, baseball, University of Chicago.