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JACKSON – It’s been a tough year for most Michigan high school athletes, but Wednesday was a celebration for some seniors.
National Signing Day, which typically falls on the first Wednesday in February each year, marks the official time at which student-athletes can sign their National Letter of Intent to Play College Sports. Some student-athletes held their signing ceremonies during the NCAA’s early signing period from Nov. 18 to Dec. 16, 2020, while some waited until Wednesday to formalize their college plans.
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PICTURES: Images of Lumen Christi’s signing ceremony
AFTER: Jackson-area athletes celebrate college decisions on fall signing day
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Below is a list of the Jackson-area athletes who celebrated National Signing Day on Wednesday.
NOTE: MLive has sent out requests for information on student-athletes and their college commitments to every school in the region. If a student-athlete is missing from the roster who celebrated their signing day on Wednesday, please email [email protected] with the name of the student, the sport and the university.
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JACKSON
Dorion Riley, Ferris State, Soccer
Canon Rose, Albion College, Swimming
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LUMEN CHRISTI
Owen Garcia, Jackson College, baseball
Renae Kutcha, Wayne State, Track
Anna Doane, UNC Asheville, football
Basil Hampton, Saginaw Valley State, Football
Mau Tavera, Albion College, Football
Konnor Barks, Spring Arbor, Football
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HANOVER-HORTON
Randy Frailey, Siena Heights, Wrestling
Chris Sorrow, Siena Heights, Wrestling
Garrett Gumper, Glen Oaks, baseball
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Michigan Center’s Shealyn Tripp (23) shoots the ball during a girls’ basketball game at Grass Lake High School on Tuesday, February 4, 2020. Both teams are ranked in the top 10 in Division 3 state. The Michigan Center won the Grass Lake game, 65-55.J. Scott Park | MLive.com
MICHIGAN CENTER
Shae Tripp, Wayne State, basketball
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NAPOLEON
Kinsie Klingler, Northwestern Ohio (UNOH), volleyball
Kinsie Klingler of Napoleon High School signs his Letter of Intent to Play at Northwestern Ohio University (UNOH) in the fall of 2021. (Photo courtesy of Lisa Bradley).
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STOCKBRIDGE
Grace Hall, Albion College, volleyball and basketball
Ben Young, Finland, Soccer
Peyton Killinger, Spring Arbor, football
Stockbridge’s Grace Hall (10) shoots the ball during a girls’ basketball game at Stockbridge High School on Friday, January 17, 2020. Stockbridge won the game against Leslie, 39-35.J. Scott Park | MLive.com
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HOMER
Alec Shaw, Rochester College, cross-country skiing
Jewelia Wolfe, Northwood, softball
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JONESVILLE
Alexis Hamrick, Spring Arbor, bowling
Logan Teubert, Concordia, Bowling
Corryn Berlin, Bethel, Football
Alex Spahr, Adrian College (verbal engagement), Football
Keemondre Robinson, Cleary College, Wrestling
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LeslieÕs Ayden Rutan (2) goes to the basket during a Leslie vs Olivet basketball game at Leslie High School on Thursday, February 21, 2019 (Mary Lewandowski | MLive.com)Mary lewandowski
LESLIE
Ayden Rutan, Concordia (Chicago), Basketball
Tristan Feighner, Albion College, Basketball
Cannon Risner, Ferris State, Golf
John Cranmore, Elmhurst, golf
Ben Smieska, Davenport, Wrestling
Haley Ellis, Lansing Community College, Cross Country
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SIGNING PERIOD DECEMBER
WEST PARMA
Senior offensive lineman Michael McAnnich has signed his national letter of intent to play football at the United States Air Force Academy.
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CENTRAL COLUMBIA
Senior star Taiya Fletcher for the Golden Eagles signed to continue her basketball career at Siena Heights University
Taiya Fletcher (4) of Columbia Central dribbles against Morgan Morris (13) of Michigan Center in an MHSAA Division 3 girls’ basketball district final at Grass Lake High School on Friday, March 6, 2020. Michigan Center wins the game against Columbia Central, 47-35.J. Scott Park | MLive.com
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