High school athletes commit on early National Signing Day — LIST

Numerous local high school athletes made their college decisions official on the first day of the early National Signing Day period on Wednesday.

It’s the first day of signing for non-football athletes.

Some schools will hold signing day ceremonies on Thursday (due to no school because of the Veteran’s Day holiday on Wednesday), and others will hold them in December alongside the early football signing day period.

Here is a list of the athletes from Southern Nevada who plan to sign during the first early signing period and other current early commitments:

Arbor View

Ava Henderson, Cal Baptist, softball

Madi Lowy, Utah Tech, softball

Sienna Zauder, UNR, women’s swimming

Bishop Gorman

Adrianna Adam, University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, women’s soccer

Allie Breitling, Yale, women’s volleyball

Makamae Eugenio, University of Hawaii Hilo, softball

Logan Grubbs, Rice, baseball

Laila Lazzara, Vanguard University (California), women’s soccer

Chloe Lopez, Providence College, women’s volleyball

Emma-Gianna Molfetta, Illinois Tech, women’s soccer

Camila Perez, Belmont Abbey University (North Carolina), women’s tennis

Luciana Pieri, Shorter University (Georgia), women’s volleyball

Justin Rodrigues, Florida State, baseball

Charlie Simi, Arizona, softball

Gwen Thewes, Miami (Ohio), softball

Darby Vannah, University of Hawaii Hilo, women’s volleyball

Anna Zoeller, Dominican University (Illinois), women’s soccer

Boulder City

Tate Crine, Westmont College (California), baseball

Zoey McClaren, Bryant University, women’s swimming

Centennial

Sloane Merrell, Purdue, softball

Coronado

Berlin Biddinger, Weber State, women’s golf

Zoey DeSpain, Minnesota State University Moorhead, women’s swimming and diving

Emily McKinney, University of South Carolina Beaufort, women’s soccer

Micah Weiss, Colorado State University Pueblo, women’s lacrosse

Desert Pines

Tyler Merto, Colorado State, men’s basketball

Durango

Aiden Farrell, Utah Tech, baseball

Faith Lutheran

Kloe Abdalla, Kansas, women’s soccer

Julia Anfinson, UC San Diego, women’s soccer

Ryan Ault, Chapman University (California), women’s lacrosse

Keegan Burke, University of San Francisco, baseball

Tori Castro, Arkansas Tech, women’s volleyball

Reagan DeLoney, New Mexico Highlands, women’s soccer

Allen Gyang, Michigan, men’s swimming

Cash Martin, Stanford, baseball

Summer Mudadu, Texas A&M, women’s swimming

Madison Perez, UNLV, women’s golf

Carson Phifer, UC San Diego, men’s swimming

Liam Radke, North Carolina, baseball

Weston Schultz, Concordia University Irvine, men’s lacrosse

Makenna Sherman, Utah, women’s swimming

Claire Taft, Boston University, women’s soccer

Gloria Vancura, Cal Baptist, women’s soccer

Isabella Zarkos, Boston College, women’s swimming

Liberty

Addison Jones, University of Hawaii Hilo, women’s volleyball

Alexandria Walker, Texas Southern, women’s volleyball

Palo Verde

Kayleen Enriquez, UC Riverside, softball

Alexis Kearnes, Westcliff University (California), softball

Aspen Konidaris, University of West Florida, women’s diving

Caitlynn Nick, Saint Mary’s College (California), women’s soccer

Jessica Read, Briar Cliff University (Iowa), women’s bowling

Gabriel Romero-Agosto, Coppin State, baseball

Crew Simon, Vanguard University (California), men’s soccer

Karsen Smaka, San Diego State, baseball

Shadow Ridge

Brayden Leavitt, UNLV, baseball

Sky Pointe

Aislin McMahon, Iowa State, women’s cross country

The Meadows

Nik Gallardo, University of the Cumberlands (Kentucky), men’s wrestling

Sam Gao, Johns Hopkins, men’s swimming

Alec Kosyagin, Bates College (Maine), men’s tennis

Madison Schubert, Michigan, women’s soccer

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