This high school sports segment puts a spotlight on the nation’s next college superstars. We highlight their skill, share highlights and cover all aspects of what will make them special at the college level.
David Ojiegbe is proud of his Nigerian roots. He wants to reach the NFL so he can give back. The talented edge rusher at St. John's in Washington, DC, is committed to Clemson.
Mary Neal is a senior for Georgia volleyball power Walton High School, and she seeks to add one more title to the program's trophy case before she heads to Mississippi State.
A native of American Samoa, Francis Mauigoa is taking advantage of the unique opportunity to develop his game at IMG Academy. The five-star offensive lineman is committed to the Miami Hurricanes.
Pierce Clarkson's turn in the spotlight for St. John Bosco has arrived, and he wants to lead the Braves to a national title. He is committed to the Louisville Cardinals.
Riley Jackson won the Gatorade National Player of the Year as a sophomore, and the 2024 prospect from Blessed Trinity Catholic in Georgia has been starring the USA U17 team as well.
Jesuit High star Troy Bowles plays close to Raymond James Stadium, where his father, Todd, coaches the Bucs. A Georgia commit, Troy is one of the most versatile defensive prospects in the country.
Camryn Dickson of Clear Brook was diagnosed with scoliosis when she was young, but that hasn't stopped her from becoming a star in track. She is committed to Texas A&M.
