Chipola Student-Athletes moving on to the next level

2021 was another championship year for Chipola Athletics with two teams winning Panhandle Conference championships and three Indians' teams claiming state championships. Four teams were ranked in the Top 20 in the NJCAA rankings with Women's Basketball spending time at number one during the season. That success, along with hard work in the classroom, has resulted in opportunites for 22 student-athletes in four sports to continue their education and athletic careers at the next level in 2021-2022.

Men's Basketball

Jordan Johnson - Queens University of Charlotte

Naheem McLeod - Florida State University

Jo Smith - Seton Hall University

Jaeden Zackery - Boston College University

Women's Basketball

De'Myla Brown - University of Illinois

Ifunanya Nwachukwu - Missouri State University

Isadora Sousa - Arizona State University

Baseball

Andrew Baker - University of South Carolina

Mark Black - Wake Forest University

Bo Bonds - University of Louisiana

Matthew Corlew - Eastern Kentucky University

Michael Esposito - University of South Carolina

Matthew Garcia - Bethune Cookman University

Cameron Gray - Troy University

Lyle Miller-Green - Oklahoma State University

Andrew Moore - Middle Tennessee State University

Jaylen Nowlin - UAB

Jozsef Rohrbacher - Mercer University

Andre Tarver - Tennessee Wesleyan University

Softball

Alexis Cosgrove - Middle Georgia State University

Kayla Hurley - Eckerd College

Marissa Baxter (Stetson University) and Ashlyn Donner (Mercer University) signed in the Fall of 2020 and played at their new school in the spring of 2021.

The NJCAA announced in October of last year that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2020-2021 season would not count towards student-athlete eligibility. Several Chipola student-athletes will use that opportunity to return and play for the Indians in 2021-2022.