Showcasing highlights that were sent in to the Sports Stars of Tomorrow team.
Gideon Tate is a kicker at Heber Springs High School in Arkansas. He's also a soccer player, and colleges have reached out to him about playing both sports at the next level.
Dylan Johnson is a 2024 prospect at Bakersfield Christian in California. He utilizes his great speed at wide receiver, defensive back, and on special teams.
Jamel "Mel" Toney-Black has starred in football, basketball, and track for Woodrow Wilson High School in Dallas. He broke a long-standing receiving record on the football field in his senior year, and he'll be playing for Southwestern College next season.
Aurora Aschettino is an outstanding talent in the world of fencing. She's won championships at Oyster Bay High School in New York, and she just finished an undefeated senior season. She will continue her athletic and academic careers at New York University.
Kristen Beebe won a state title and the Gatorade Player of the Year in New Hampshire last season. The senior at Exeter High School will continue her softball career at Endicott College.
Jonathan "Johny" Grinion is a running back at Noble and Greenough in Massachusetts. The 2024 prospect also runs track, and he's looking for a chance to play at the college level.
Donovan McIntosh has been a great player for St. Mary's, a championship-winning program in St. Louis. He's now bringing his playmaking ability to the Kansas State Wildcats.
Jasmine Timmerson has scored more than 1,000 career points for North Allegheny High School. She is staying close to home, as she's signed with the Pitt Panthers.
