Bethel-Tate senior Brady Sterbling, seated, center, signed her national letter of intent to run with Youngstown State University on May 7, 2025, surrounded by family at Bethel-Tate High School.
Photo by Sun Sports Reporter Jake Dowling
Bethel-Tate senior Talon Armacost, seated, center, signed his national letter of intent to continue his football career with the University of Pikeville on May 7, 2025, surrounded by family at Bethel-Tate High School.
Photo by Sun Sports Reporter Jake Dowling
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BETHEL — Eight Bethel-Tate student-athletes signed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level in front of the entire student body.
Wrapping up the high school’s annual awards ceremony, the school celebrated the college signings of the following: Talon Armacost, football, Pikeville University; Mackenzie Gillen, softball, PennWest California; Joe Kilgore, football, Wittenberg University; Landen Brumfield, soccer, Shawnee State University; Jack Ladd, baseball, Shawnee State University; Kaylee Randolph, bowling, Shawnee State University; Brayden Seibert, football, Wilmington College; and Brady Sterbling, cross-country/track and field, Youngstown State University.
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