Prosper athletes sign to play in college
Prosper’s 24 student athletes get ready for their commitment to college athletics on National Signing Day, February 7, 2018.
February 7, 2018
National Signing day for 2018 in the U.S. is February 7. This year, Prosper had 24 athletes sign to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. These athletes varied in sports, such as football, basketball, baseball, softball, and soccer.
Here is the list of who signed to play at the collegiate level:
Men’s Soccer:
Cole Fedorczyk – Oral Roberts University
Chris Nayler-Gress – Trinity University
Joe Vannette – University of Texas at Dallas
Women’s Soccer:
Peyton Jefferson – University of Chicago
Maycie McDougal – Louisiana Tech University
Kat Rogers – University of Alabama
Men’s Basketball:
Zachary Wrightsil – Loyola University New Orleans
Baseball:
Kendall Foster – McClennan Community College
Cameron Marchant – Cameron University
Dawson Zey – Richland Community College
Cory Lewis – Missouri Valley College
Softball:
Bailey Zornes – Oklahoma Wesleyan University
Skylar Phillips – Concordia University
Avery Colclaser – Hendrix College
Cross Country:
Emily Patterson – Duquesne University
Football:
Grayson Winters – Southern Nazarene University
Brooks Coffman – Texas Wesleyan University
Jevin Jackson – Howard University
DJ Love – Evangel University
Armon Johnson – University of Mary
Kevin Simes – Southeastern Oklahoma State University
Blake Harrington – University of Wyoming
Justin Benvie – Morehead State University
David Alvarez – Morehead State University
Outstanding characteristics mentioned about these athletes were their work ethic, leadership, and dedication. Congratulations to all who are moving on to compete at the collegiate level!









![PHS's National Merit Semifinalists stand in front of the PHS building. Adithri Raghuram, Arnav Bhute, Dylan Lyon, Emily Zhang, Janani Sridhar, Katie Lee, Kenna Boyd, Khyati Khanderao, Krish Hariharan, Lakshya Meiyappan, Meher Lahiri Gudipati, Murtaza Siddiqui, Om Gaddad and Tejas Paleti qualified for the Semifinalists due to their substantial scores during the PSAT/NMSQT test and are on their way to become finalists. "I believe we find out [the finalists] in February,” senior Meher Lahiri Gudipati said. “So I guess we're just looking forward to it."](https://eaglenationonline.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/national-merit-300x200.webp)




