Check out the high school athletes from Southern Nevada who signed financial aid agreements Wednesday to play in college in a variety of sports.
Recruiting
Sierra Vista boys basketball center Xavion Staton, Nevada’s No. 1 basketball recruit in the class of 2025, announced his college commitment.
Bishop Gorman wide receiver Derek Meadows, a five-star recruit, had more than 20 Division I offers before announcing his college commitment Saturday.
Palo Verde shortstop Ethan Clauss decommitted from Texas A&M last month. He committed to a new SEC school on his social media accounts Wednesday.
Bishop Gorman offensive lineman Alai Kalaniuvalu, the state’s fourth-ranked class of 2025 recruit by 247Sports, announced his college commitment Wednesday.
Bishop Gorman High offensive lineman SJ Alofaituli, a top-60 class of 2025 recruit by 247Sports, announced his college commitment Friday.
Bishop Gorman offensive lineman Douglas Utu, the second-ranked recruit in the state of Nevada by 247 Sports, announced his college commitment Monday.
Arbor View linebacker Christian Thatcher, Nevada’s fifth-ranked recruit in the class of 2025, according to 247 Sports, announced his college commitment Sunday.
Three-star Faith Lutheran junior running back Cale Breslin announced his college commitment Friday. Breslin rushed for 1,226 yards for the Crusaders last season.
Eight players from Bishop Gorman’s national championship football team signed national letters of intent Wednesday to play in college at FBS schools.
Bishop Gorman senior offensive lineman Alexander Ruggeroli, a three-star prospect by 247Sports, announced his college commitment Wednesday.
Faith Lutheran junior quarterback Garyt Odom announced Wednesday that he has committed to play in college for his father, UNLV coach Barry Odom.
High school athletes across Southern Nevada signed national letters of intent to play college sports Wednesday, including 13 at Bishop Gorman.
Sierra Vista junior center Xavion Staton, a three-star prospect, has received offers from Kansas, Southern California, Louisiana State and others this month.
Arbor View forward Pharaoh Compton is a four-star prospect and the state’s top class of 2024 recruit, according to 247Sports.
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