Prestonwood Christian Academy honored 11 outstanding student-athletes who signed Letters of Intent to continue their education and athletic careers at the collegiate level. Surrounded by family, coaches, and peers, these Lions celebrated years of dedication, leadership, and perseverance in their respective sports.
Reagan Baker committed to play softball at East Tennessee State University as a catcher. Known for her toughness behind the plate and strong leadership, Reagan has consistently demonstrated an exceptional ability to manage the game from her position.
Brenna Callander signed to play women’s soccer at Dallas College – Brookhaven. Brenna’s high work rate, field vision, and dependable effort have been key to her success and will serve her well at the collegiate level.
Trent Clarkson will continue his football career as a kicker at Northeastern State University. Trent has become a reliable specialist with a powerful leg and consistent accuracy.
Luke Glass committed to play quarterback at East Texas A&M University. Luke is a competitive leader who has shown the ability to command an offense with confidence and poise.
Colt Hillhouse signed to play football at University of Mary Hardin–Baylor. A physical and hard-nosed athlete, Colt brings toughness and a high football IQ to one of the nation’s top Division III programs.
Tobias “Tobi” Jensen will continue his football career as a defensive back at John Carroll University. As the first Danish-born defensive back to sign at the university level, Tobi is recognized for his athleticism, versatility, and relentless effort.
David “Junior” Kniffen Jr. signed to play football at Southern Methodist University. A high-level athlete, Junior earned this Division I opportunity through his determination, consistency, and talent.
Kaleb Kozloski committed to play football at Hutchinson Community College. Kaleb is a tough, coachable player who has steadily grown in his abilities and will be a strong contributor at the next level.
Brock Schlef signed to play football at the United States Air Force Academy. His commitment speaks to his discipline, leadership, and character—qualities that reflect the values of the Academy.
Luke Seiver will continue his golf career at LeTourneau University. Known for his steady competitiveness and dedication, Luke is prepared to excel both academically and athletically.
Gabe Tyree signed to play football at the University of Chicago. Gabe will further both his academic and athletic pursuits at one of the nation’s top institutions, demonstrating excellence on the field and in the classroom.
PCA celebrates these remarkable student-athletes and looks forward to witnessing their continued success as they take the next step in their academic and athletic journeys.
