National Signing Day in Chronicle Country
Izayah Whiteside of Irmo High School signed with Norfolk State.
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Marcellus Lewis of Irmo High School signed with Benedict College.
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Caleb Currence of irmo High School signed with Ramah Junior College.
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Shamar Langford of Irmo High School signed with Ramah Junior College.
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Izayah Whiteside of Irmo High School signed to play football at Norfolk State
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Jaquez Frederick of White Knoll High School with teammates after signing with Lenoir Rhyne University.
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Anna Smith of White Knoll High School with family and coaches after signing to play golf at Lander University
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Alexis Hodge of Gilbert with family and coaches after signing to play golf at USC-Bearfort
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Gage Gunter of Gilbert with family and coaches after signing to play football at Newberry College
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Gray Leaphart with family and coaches after signing to play football at Newberry College
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Jayson Tolen of Gilbert High School with family and coaches after signing to play football at Gardner Webb.
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Riley Barnes of Gilbert with family and coaches after signing to play soccer at Columbia College
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Tanner Johnson of Lexington signed to play football at The Citadel. He's joined by his brothers (standing from left) Jett, Brady and Grayson and parents (seated from left) Derrick and Crystal Johnson
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Kate Winchester of River Bluff is joined by her parents after she signed to play soccer at Columbia College
Kate Winchester of River Bluff is joined by teammates after she signed with Columbia College.
Levi Gould of River Bluff is joined by coaches and school officials after signing with Tusculum College.
Levi Gould of River Bluff is joined by teammates after signing with Tusculum College.
Brice Colter is joined by his family after signing to play football at Wingate.
Brice Colter and Levi Gould are joined by teammates after they signed with their respective colleges.
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National signing day took place Wednesday throughout Chronicle Country.
Irmo, Lexington, River Bluff, Dutch Fork and Gilbert had a total of 29 students sign national letters of intent.
See more pictures in the Feb. 10 edition of the Lexington County Chronicle.
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