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Two of the region's top football prospects have announced their college choices, and a series of awards and commitments across multiple sports highlight the vibrant athletic landscape of Northeast Florida.
Kelvin Eiwo, a three‑star interior offensive lineman from The Colony, Texas, announced his commitment to Kansas State on May 31, joining a 2027 class that is already among the conference’s top tiers.
Logan Davis, a Texas native and track standout, announced his commitment to Kansas State on May 31, adding depth to a 2027 class that is already ranked among the nation's top 30.
Logan Davis, a 6‑foot‑1 defensive back from Fort Bend Ridge Point, announced his commitment to Kansas State on May 31, becoming the latest addition to the 2027 recruiting class after an official visit to Manhattan.
In a highly anticipated recruiting decision, Brayden Harris, a 6‑7, 285‑pound offensive line prospect, announced his verbal commitment to Kansas State University. The commitment comes amid a crowded set of offers and highlights from coaches Mike Schmidt and Josh Burfod, and draws parallels to former Kansas State standout Trey Zuhn III, now with the Las Vegas Raiders.
Four-star recruit Brayden Harris chose Kansas State over several Power Five programs, elevating the Wildcats’ 2027 class to a top-30 national standing.
From a 9‑13 start to a ten‑game winning streak, the Blue Devils are chasing a championship berth in Fort Myers.
St. Johns Country Day clinched its second Florida Class 1A baseball title in three years, fueled by a stellar performance from senior right-hander Brayden Harris, who combined ten strikeouts with a timely RBI single.
A disciplined small-ball strategy and stellar pitching propel St. Johns Country Day to a 5-0 semifinal win, setting up a championship showdown on May 16.
Brayden Harris and Hunter Rodgers have been the engine behind St. Johns Country Day's march to the FHSAA Class 1A final four, blending elite pitching with a .356 average and a history of power hitting.
The St. John Neumann Celtics are set to meet Orangewood Christian in a Class 1A state semifinal at Hammond Stadium in Fort Myers on Thursday, May 14 at 1 p.m., a clash that could decide the next chapter for a program that has become a fixture in Florida’s high school baseball lore.