May 7, 2026 — The spring season in Cobb Schools sports offers a wide variety of options when it comes to seeing student-athletes in action. Baseball, golf, lacrosse, soccer, and tennis make up only half of the events on the spring athletics calendar. With so many sports showcasing great athletes within a talented district, it is unsurprising that this translates into dozens of college commitments during the springtime.

“One of the greatest sources of pride as District Director of Athletics is seeing the doors that continue to open for our student-athletes after they leave our schools,” Cobb County Director of Athletics Don Baker said. “Each year, the Cobb County School District consistently meets or exceeds the national average for student-athletes earning opportunities to compete at the collegiate level, and that speaks volumes about the work being done across our district. In today’s college athletics landscape, with the NCAA transfer portal and Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) opportunities reshaping recruiting, it has become increasingly difficult for high school student-athletes to secure opportunities at the next level. College programs now have access to older, more experienced players through the portal, which naturally creates fewer openings for incoming freshmen. That makes what our student-athletes continue to accomplish even more impressive.”

While Fall and Winter signing days get most of the attention — be sure to check out Cobb’s list of signees from the Fall and Winter signing days —the Spring Signing Period offers dozens of deserving student-athletes another opportunity to announce the next destination to display their athletic skills. As is often the case, Cobb Schools are well represented among future college athletes. 

“What this says about Cobb is that we are developing more than athletes; we are developing complete student-athletes,” Baker added. “Through the commitment of our coaches, athletic directors, teachers, school leaders, and families, our students are being prepared both in the classroom and in competition. They are learning discipline, leadership, resilience, and accountability while competing at a high level. The result is that college coaches continue to trust and recruit Cobb County student-athletes because they know they are getting young people who are prepared for the demands of college athletics and college life. That is a point of pride for our district — not just because of where our students go next, but because of how prepared they are when they get there. That’s what educational athletics is about, and that’s what makes Cobb County special.”

Here is a partial list of athletes, Built for Beyond, that Cobb fans will be proud to watch at the next level:

Allatoona (21)

• Ella Allison (Volleyball/Wesleyan College)
• John Arnold (Football/Albright College)
• Warren Autry (Golf/Georgia Military College)
• Cohen Bohannon (Baseball/Bellarmine University)
• Seth Burns (Track & Field/Princeton University)
• Ethan Corpus (Football/Shorter University)
• Reese Denson (Soccer/The Citadel)
• Nicolas Eddings (Baseball/Loyola University New Orleans)
• Chloe Fuchs (Beach Volleyball/Berry College)
• Kendal Green (Track & Field/Lee University)
• Cameron Henry (Baseball/Reinhardt University)
• Andrew Ingle (Football/Randolph-Macon College)
• Lindsey Magaw (Track & Field/Berry College)
• Aidan Navarro (Football/Central Georgia Technical College)
• Reagan Paine (Cross Country-Track & Field/Augusta University)
• Gabby Putting (Lacrosse/Berry College)
• Alyssa Ramsey (Softball/Tufts University)
• Cooper Slayton (Baseball/Georgia Highlands College)
• Tyler Smith (Cross Country-Track & Field/Emmanuel University)
• Lyla Brooke Strickland (Softball/Andrew College)
• David Walser (E-Sports/New College of Florida-Sarasota)

Harrison (7)

• Alex Albano (Cross Country-Track & Field/Valdosta State University)
• Addison Cooley (Volleyball/Valdosta State University)
• Rongie Cowser, Jr. (Football/Muskingum University)
• Joseph Fisher (Football/Muskingum University)
• Zach Rasbach (Soccer/Wofford College)
• David Rudd (Football/Columbus State University)
• Collin William (Football/Crown College)

Kennesaw Mountain (6)

• Lindsay Adamson (Lacrosse/Shorter University)
• Gavin Buettner (Swimming/Berry College)
• Jackson Cowan (Golf/Emmanuel University)
• Lance Greenlee (Track & Field/Kennesaw State University)
• Lydia Marcum (Swimming/Carroll University)
• Isaiah Tucker (Swimming/Princeton University)

Lassiter (16)

• Archer Burke (Lacrosse/Mercer University)
• Kaeson Crosier (Soccer/Berry College)
• Caden Fox (Baseball/College of Wooster (Ohio))
• Harston Harrison (Football/Berry College)
• Nina Hooten (Soccer/Tuskegee University)
• Sophie Hortman (Lacrosse/James Madison University)
• Chase Jones (Football/Berry College)
• Ethan Jones (Swimming/Niagara University)
• Caden Lenzi (Baseball/Ave Maria University)
• Ashlyn Loftin (Swimming/East Carolina University)
• Quinn Peacock (Lacrosse/Sacred Heart University)
• Addie Rodgers (Softball/Berry College)
• Kevin Stiso (Lacrosse/Young Harris College)
• Kennedy Ushery (Softball/Barry University)
• Charlotte White (Lacrosse/Berry College)
• Chris Wiggins (Lacrosse/Lander University)

McEachern (8)

• Saniyah Dickens (Flag Football/University of North Alabama)
• Desirae Holley (Flag Football/Savannah College of Art and Design)
• Mason McMillan (Basketball/Reinhardt University)
• Zoey Moriarty (Flag Football/University of Mount Olive)
• Amylee Ortega (Soccer/Gordon State College)
• Jordan Stokes (Baseball/University of Arkansas Pine Bluff)
• Zahrya Toregano (Flag Football/University of Mount Olive)
• Carys Watkins (Lacrosse/Reinhardt University)

North Cobb (10)

• Trevor Baker (Baseball/Reinhardt University)
• Keating Ball (Lacrosse/Young Harris College)
• Aniyah Burns (Softball/Berea College)
• Aaron Childress (Baseball/Truett McConnell University)
• Khamya Colvin (Softball/Gulf Coast State College)
• Khalil Fite (Lacrosse/Berry College)
• Kaleb Frick (Volleyball/Reinhardt University)
• Hamed Lemboye (Soccer/Reinhardt University)
• Tristan West (Soccer/Reinhardt University)
• Kayden Williams (Lacrosse/Piedmont College)

Osborne (13)

• Brayden Adams (Soccer/Tuskegee University)
• Ashley Alegria (Soccer/Georgia Military College)
• Allison Canales (Soccer/Georgia Military College)
• Chris Doh (Football/Bethany College)
• Jeremy Franklin (Track & Field/Glenville State University)
• Seth Holder (Football/Muskingum University)
• Jade Ruiz Ochoa (Cross Country/Coastal Alabama Community College)
• Khamiyah Poindexter (Flag Football/Mars Hill University)
• Yvette Reyes (Soccer/Georgia Military College)
• Ashley Rojo (Soccer/Reinhardt University)
• Leonard Roussell (Football/Bethany College)
• Sidney “Valerie” Stafford (Soccer/Webber International University)
• Pelumi Taiwo (Football/Muskingum University)

Pebblebrook (6)

• Anna Bergstrom (Equestrian/Berry College)
• Itza Cardenas (Soccer/Central Georgia Technical College)
• Donovan Carter (Football/Ottawa University)
• Amiracle Page (Flag Football/Wesleyan College)
• Mequiziya White (Flag Football/University of Mount Olive)
• Ivan Williams (Football/Stockton College)

Pope (4)

• Gretchen Eichelzer (Volleyball/Franklin & Marshall College)
• Otis Hearn (Soccer/Lincoln Memorial University)
• Josie Hutchinson (Cross Country-Track & Field/Samford University)
• Avery Scales (Track/Lafayette College)

South Cobb (4)

• Wisdom Iheanacho (Wrestling/Andrew College)
• LyJae Lindsey (Football/Clayton State University)
• Ty’lil Terrell (Football/Mesabi Range College)
• David Uche (Wrestling/Andrew College)

Sprayberry (7)

• Maaziah Brown (Soccer/Virginia State University)
• Donovan Davis (Football/Clayton State University)
• Nate McDaniel (Basketball/Young Harris College)
• Brooklyn McEachin (Flag Football/Life University)
• Grace Shikula (Flag Football/Life University)
• Leyton Turner (Soccer/Huntingdon College)
• Kaitlyn Williams (Basketball/Reinhardt University)

Walton (16)

• Bailey Abare (Basketball/Oberlin College)
• Olivia Davis (Rowing/University of Oklahoma)
• Evan Fabert (Lacrosse/Lenoir-Rhyne University)
• Adrian Falayi (Basketball/Washington University in St. Louis)
• Nolan Fahrner (Baseball/Georgia Highlands College)
• Coleman Fleury (Golf/Covenant College)
• Thomas Iglar (Swimming/Babson College)
• Micaela Lozada (Rowing/Dartmouth College)
• Samantha Luchenbill (Track & Field/Troy University)
• Reagan Mulberry (Tennis/University of Louisville)
• Nicole Noorbehesht (Soccer/University of North Georgia)
• Mallory Old (Cross Country-Track & Field/U.S. Air Force Academy)
• Jake Rheaume (Wrestling/Case Western Reserve University)
• Julia Rutledge (Softball/Furman University)
• Jacob Saboura (Baseball/Berry College)
• Maddie Teilhet (Cross Country-Track & Field/Loyola University Maryland)

Wheeler (3)

• Siyah Ali (Basketball/Clark Atlanta University)
• Josiah Braswell (Lacrosse/Point University)
• Ully Da Silva (Soccer/Andrew College)

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