2021: College signings

Thursday, December 16, 2021

A look at the local athletes who signed letters of intent in 2021. Anyone who knows of a Semoball-area athlete who signed a letter of intent but isn't represented in this gallery, please send a photo of their signing, names of anyone in the photo and who to credit to preps@semoball.com and they will be added.

Cape Central's Ella Vogel signs a National Letter of Intent to continue her volleyball career at Murray State. (Submitted)
Jackson's Abbey Klund signs a National Letter of Intent to continue her soccer career with Southwest Baptist. (Submitted)
Jackson's Kaydi Rhodes poses with her family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her golf career at Tennessee Tech. (Submitted)
Notre Dame's Lexi Rubel, bottom middle, poses with her family after signing a National Letter of Intent to play college basketball at Tennessee Martin. (Photo courtesy of Brittany Dirnberger)
Cape Central's Abigail Simon poses with her family and coaches after singing her National Letter of Intent to continue her soccer career at McKendree. (Submitted)
Poplar Bluff's Johnathan Martin, Gavyn Hays and Preston Taylor pose for photos after signing National Letters of Intent to play college football. Martin signed with Southwest Baptist while Hays and Taylor both signed with Quincy. (Daily American Republic file)
Sikeston's Karris Allen poses with family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her basketball career at Western Kentucky. (Submitted )
Kelly's Kate Hughes signs a National Letter of Intent to continue her softball career at Missouri Baptist. (Standard Democrat file)
Jackson's Kayla Hodges, middle right, signs a National Letter of Intent to continue her wrestling career at Lindenwood University. (Submitted)
Chaffee's Brennan Fowler (left) and Alec Brown (right) sign National Letters of Intent to continue their baseball careers at Mineral Area College. (Standard Democrat file)
Dexter's Chloe Thurmon and Mekenzie Yount signed National Letters of Intent to continue their volleyball careers at Mineral Area College. (Photo courtesy of Dee Loflin)
Campbell's Gordon Todd signed a National Letter of Intent to continue his baseball career at Central Methodist. (Delta Dunklin Democrat file)
Notre Dame's Noah Gadberry, second from right, signed a National Letter of Intent to continue his baseball career at Delta State. (Photo courtesy of Notre Dame Athletics)
Meadow Heights senior Marissa Byrd, front middle, poses with her parents and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to play college softball at Hannibal-LaGrange University. (Submitted)
Notre Dame's Blaise Kulla, Drew Vandeven and Colton Neumeyer, front row, pose for a photo with their coaches after signing National Letters of Intent to continue their soccer careers at Mineral Area College. (Photo courtesy of Jordan Eastridge)
Jackson's Jordyn McClellen, middle, poses with her family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her basketball career at Missouri Baptist. (Photo courtesy of Jackson Athletics)
Jackson's Miranda Carnell, middle, poses with her family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her softball career at Bethel. (Photo courtesy of Jackson Athletics)
Jackson's Will Richardson poses with his family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue his baseball career at Parkland Community College. (Photo courtesy of Jackson Athletics)
Jackson's Kylie Darrow poses with her family and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her softball career at Tusculum. (Photo courtesy of Jackson Athletics)
Jackson's Layla Fliege poses with her family and coaches after singing a National Letter of Intent to continue her cross country career at Southeast Missouri State. (Photo courtesy of Jackson Athletics)
Notre Dame's Ashley Carrow poses with her parents before signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her softball career at Fontbonne. (Photo courtesy of Jordan Eastridge)
Notre Dame's Carolyn Cork poses with her parents and coaches after signing a National Letter of Intent to continue her softball career at St. Charles Community College. (Photo courtesy of Jordan Eastridge)