Clay County chock full of athletes getting to "next level"

National Signng Day photos

Posted 2/12/26

just a pic page with national signing day pics...julie may work on a second page because we had so many athletic scholarships going out

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Clay County chock full of athletes getting to "next level"

National Signng Day photos

Fleming island golf aces Ryan Houck, left, and Tyler Mawhinney will take their two golf team state championship rings to Palm Beach University and Vanderbilt University.

Fleming Island football coach Tom Macpherson cites some praise on offensive lineman Corbett Yarbrough who next travels to Tallahassee to play at Florida A & M University.

Middleburg father-daughter softball coaching duo Steven and Ashley Houston smile with three of their stars heading to college: Mallory Ficklin, Madisyn Strickland and Emma Ward.

Middleburg High football wide receiver Jordan Avellino, quarterback Mason Bacus and offensive lineman Trent Pavlus were part of eight players for coach Ryan Wolfe to be playing in college next year.

STAFF PHOTOS BY RANDY LEFKO

Middleburg High volleyball coach Meredith Forkum smiles with two of her college-bound seniors with Gracie Bingham, left, and Kate Lowery both signing to play in college next fall.

Middleburg high volleyball outside hitter Kate Lowery dons her University of Tampa hat after signing to play in college next fall.

Middleburg baseball player Jackson Ingram puts on his baseball hat to next play college baseball for New College of Florida.

Ridgeview High volleyball star Kennedi Tucker, center, takes a pic with family, friends and teammates before signing to play next at Webber International University in south Florida.

Clay High running back Nehemiah Bailey will next carry the rock for the Keiser University football team in south Florida. Keiser was 12-1 last year and NAIA national runners-up.

Fleming Island swimmer Katelyn Moore gets "flicked" while stealing a photo of three of her classmates heading to college: Mikayla Shavers, track at University of South Florida; Andrew Boyer, cross country at Jacksonville University; and Brooke Reynolds, cross country at Lenoir-Rhynes University in North Carolina.