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In the end, Easton Waterman’s decision had less to do with the beautiful Point Loma University campus than with the feel he got from the Sea Lions’ baseball coaching staff. Waterman signed his letter of intent Monday to play baseball for the Sea Lions after a standout career at Enterprise High School and Shasta College.
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From Cubs to Blue Jays, both Anderson High football players Joe Carrillo and Mario Martinez are keeping their friendship and brotherhood alive by signing Thursday to continue their education and athletic career for Tabor College, an NAIA program in Wichita, Kansas.
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Three years ago, Max Holtzclaw’s baseball future was bleak.
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The irony of Enterprise senior Jadyn Matthews trading in her Black and Gold colors for the Purple of Weber State wasn’t lost on the crowd assembled to watch her Monday sign her National Letter Intent to play basketball for the Division I program in Utah. And while Matthews will sport the colors of rival Shasta next season for the Wildcats, there’s no doubt Matthews is among the all-time greats to play basketball at Enterprise.
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Logan Gonzalez didn’t consider himself a college football prospect before his senior year.“I figured I would just start working coming out of high school, it wasn’t even a thing,” Gonzalez said.
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Two years ago Karina Archibald’s hopes of playing college basketball were in jeopardy when she dislocated her knee cap and tore the ligament that held it in place.
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Cameron Wallace had her taste of playing volleyball at a four-year university before. After a year back at junior college ball with Shasta College, Wallace is ready to take the next step.
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West Valley High senior track and field standout Natalie Rogers signed a full-ride athletic scholarship to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo over the weekend, West Valley athletic director Scott Fairley said in a press release.
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Jayden Gordon is among a handful of players to sign to schools on Wednesday, including West Valley’s Devin Low, who signed to play football for Rocky Mountain College in Billings, Mont, and Enterprise’s Sydney Whetstone, who is inked to play basketball at Pacific Union College in Napa.
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About 40 people gathered Wednesday in the Shasta High School library to watch Wolves junior Alyssa Pope sign her National Letter of Intent to play softball at the University of Pennsylvania.
Family members, friends, coaches and former teammates joined the Pope family for the short signing ceremony and cake afterward.
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