High School to honor college-bound student-athletes at signing event
– Paso Robles High School will host College Signing Day on Tuesday, May 19, at 4 p.m. in Gil Asa Gym, honoring 14 student-athletes who committed to continuing their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.
The annual event recognizes student-athletes who will compete in college athletics while continuing their education. Organizers said the event also recognizes the support student-athletes received from coaches, teachers, teammates, families, and the Paso Robles community during high school.
“For these student-athletes, signing to compete at the collegiate level represents years of dedication, sacrifice, and commitment both academically and athletically,” Paso Robles High School Principal and Athletic Director Mike Susank said. “We are incredibly proud of the way they have represented Paso Robles High School and Bearcat Athletics. This achievement reflects their hard work, the guidance of their coaches and teachers, and the unwavering support of their families and community.”
The following Paso Robles High School student-athletes will sign National Letters of Intent:
- Sawyer Stong — Volleyball — Emmanuel College, Massachusetts
- Ethan Rickerd — Football — Azusa Pacific University
- Tre Clark — Football — Bethel College
- John Dawson Blaney — Tennis — Whittier College
- Justin Wilshusen — Track and field — Cuesta College
- Taylor Gignoux — Stunt — University of the Pacific
- Brian Arndt — Cross country and track — Colorado School of Mines
- Kimberly Hernandez — Soccer — Cuesta College
- Briseida Guardado — Soccer — Cuesta College
- Anaiah Prado — Cheer — William Jessup University
- Teagan Borla — Stunt — William Jessup University
- Colin Daugherty — Volleyball — William Jessup University
- Joseph De Liema — Volleyball — Fullerton College
- Amelia Lobo — Track and field — George Fox University
The student-athletes will also receive recognition at the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District board meeting on Tuesday, June 9, at 6 p.m.
The school invited community members, families, friends, and supporters to attend the event.
Paso Robles Joint Unified School District serves more than 6,400 students across northern San Luis Obispo County.
