Blacksburg holds signing day for 10 student-athletesSix different programs were represented with Wednesday's spring signing class.
Lord Botetourt sends all five seniors on girls basketball team to next levelLord Botetourt sends all five seniors on girls basketball team to next level
Lord Boteteourt hosts signing day for six student-athletesFootball, baseball, soccer and the cheering programs all represented.
North Cross has three elite student-athletes moving onThe Raiders honored three stars in both the classroom and the athletic fields that are signing on at the next level.
Cave Spring sends four to the next levelThe Knights have four athletes signing letters of intent on Thursday.
Local student-athletes make commitments on early signing dayHidden Valley's Sarah Thomson will take her lacrosse skills to Virginia Tech.
Ten Alleghany Mountaineers heading to next levelNine Alleghany Mountaineers put pen to paper on signing day Wednesday.
Botetourtโs Oxley to Hampden-SydneyLinebacker and Tight End Dalton Oxley will continue his academic and athletic career at Hampden-Sydney
Cave Spring sends 14 to college ranksThe Knights signed 14 to the next level at their spring signing extravaganza.
Christiansburg, North Cross hold signing daysTwo high level athletic programs sign athletes to the next nevel.
Lord Botetourt sends six spring sports athletes to next levelLord Botetourt high school held a signing day Wednesday to honor six spring sports athletes heading to play their sport at the next level.
Patrick Henry sends five athletes to next levelPatrick Henry high school honored five seniors on Thursday signing to play their sports at the next level. The signees included Megan McGinnis heading to Duke for track, and Tynia Garvin to Lynchburg for track as well.
13 athletes put pen to paper at William Byrd on WednesdayWilliam Byrd held a big signing day on Wednesday, honoring 13 seniors committing to further their athletics and educations at the next level. All divisions of colleges were represented, everywhere from Virginia Tech to Randolph Macon.