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Queen Creek district student athletes commit to universities

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More than a dozen high school student athletes in the Queen Creek Unified School District have signed and committed to universities across the nation.

“Hard work, discipline and dedication have opened doors to incredible opportunities at the next level,” according to a district press release. “Signings represent the best QCUSD students who dream big, push themselves and rise to every challenge.”

Student athlete success reflects the strong programs, supportive coaches and opportunities available throughout the district, the release continued.

“From competitive athletics to exceptional academics, our district is committed to helping students develop their talents and reach their goals. Today, we celebrate not only achievements, but (also) the bright future built through perseverance and passion,” the release stated.

The following QCUSD student athletes have committed to play for universities:

Eastmark High School


Ella Larned – Florida Southwestern State College

Crismon High School

Sydney Droen – Minnesota State University

Queen Creek High School

  • Alexis Mendez – softball, University at Buffalo
  • Brody Cox – baseball, Campbell University
  • Chase Sharp – esports, Paradise Valley Community College
  • Dash Wasson – pole vault, University of Nebraska
  • Frank Gearhart – baseball, California State University, Northridge
  • Gabriella Ayala – softball, Minot State University
  • Jet Berry – baseball, Arizona State University
  • Jordan Ransom – baseball, Arizona State University
  • Kayla Porter – softball, Angelo State University
  • Keira Weekly – softball, Lamar University
  • Kobe Gomez – baseball, Eastern Arizona College
  • Nicole Ripperdan – track and field, Utah State University
  • Ryan Dravis – esports, Paradise Valley Community College
  • Tyke Daniels – baseball, Yavapai College
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