Class of 2025 Fort Collins-area athletes who have signed to play college sports
Our Fort Collins-area high school athletes continue to excel at the prep level and beyond.
The fall NCAA signing period opened Nov. 13, with Class of 2025 students signing to continue their sports careers at the collegiate level.
More than 50 seniors at Fort Collins-area schools have already officially signed to play college sports.
Here is a list of the known signings by local high schools:
To submit additional signings, please email name, current school, sport and future college to chrisabshire@coloradoan.com.
Fort Collins
- Avery Alcaraz – University of Texas-Tyler (Women’s basketball)
- Maria Armatas – University of Northern Colorado (Women’s soccer)
- Stella Dairon – Southern Utah University (Women’s gymnastics)
Fossil Ridge
- Madison Arnold – University of the Pacific (Women’s swimming)
- Abby Ballek – University of Wisconsin (Women’s soccer)
- Austin Barry – University of Wyoming (Men’s golf)
- Ellie Barry – University of Wyoming (Women’s golf)
- Abbi Beld – Black Hills State University (Women’s golf)
- Brek Benedict – University of Northern Colorado (Baseball)
- Tatum Berg – Colorado State University (Women’s track and cross-country)
- Pierce Bickerton – University of Denver (Men’s swimming)
- Brooklynn Cardenas – Drake University (Softball) (Attends Liberty Common, plays for Fossil)
- Makayla Dorsey – Black Hills State University (Women’s volleyball)
- Amalee Doyle – Nova Southeastern University (Women’s volleyball)
- Mason Griffin – University of Northern Colorado (Baseball)
- Sophie Hartman – Colorado Mesa University (Women’s tennis)
- Erin Herrmann – Texas A&M-Corpus Christi (Women’s volleyball)
- Charlie Lewis – University of Colorado-Colorado Springs (Men’s soccer)
- Peyton McLeod – Carroll University (Women’s volleyball)
- Owen Morgan – University of Oregon (Baseball)
- Ally Nowak – South Dakota School of Mines (Women’s volleyball)
- Colton Pawlak – University of Denver (Men’s lacrosse)
- Kaylee Piepho – Sacramento State University (Women’s volleyball)
- Emily Stalcup – Avila University (Softball)
- Vendant Sharma – Harvard University (Baseball)
- Ryne VanMaanen – Bethel University (Baseball)
- Mia Williams – Wake Forest University (Women’s track and cross-country)
Liberty Common
- Eliana Macy – Arizona Christian University (Women’s volleyball)
- Brooklynn Cardenas – Drake University (Softball) (Played for Fossil Ridge)
Rocky Mountain
- Kiersten Adams – Colorado Mesa University (Beach volleyball)
- Meela Delap – Ottawa College (Women’s basketball)
- Morgen Delap – Ottawa College (Women’s basketball)
- Ross Frank – Monterey Peninsula College (Baseball)
- Aidan LaGuardia – Elmhurst University (Men’s lacrosse)
- Eva Lehmkuhler – Colorado Mesa University (Women’s swimming)
- Keolani Morrow – Marist College (Women’s swimming)
- Gabriella Valencia – Cal State-Stanisluas (Women’s volleyball)
Poudre
- Brayden Bay – Blue Mountain Community College (Baseball)
- Billy Greenwood – University of Arkansas-Little Rock (Men’s wrestling)
- Micah Moore – Colorado Mesa University (Men’s swimming)
- Ty Reeves – Western Colorado University (Men’s wrestling)
- Hannah Testa – Pacific Lutheran University (Women’s swimming)
Timnath
- Tate Bledsoe – Colorado Christian University (Men’s soccer)
- Aubrianna Gerdes – Covenant College (Women’s volleyball)
- Kyle Nelson – Creighton University (Men’s track & field)
Windsor
- Kellen Ball – University of Wyoming (Men’s golf) (Attends Windsor Charter Academy, played for Windsor)
- Jak Harteker – Adams State University (Softball)
- Sienna Hawbaker – University of Wyoming (Women’s swimming)
- Reyleigh Hess – Cal Baptist (Women’s basketball)
- Macy Kleve – Chadron State College (Women’s golf)
- Kayla Knifong – Western Colorado University (Women’s swimming)
- Molli Magana – Colorado Mesa University (Softball)
- Kadence Marsh – Idaho State University (Women’s volleyball)
Chris Abshire covers high school and community sports for the Coloradoan.
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