Today is the Searcy High School spring collegiate signing day! We are proud to announce seven outstanding athletes who will be continuing their athletic careers at the collegiate level. Three athletes Macy Hall, Tanner Leonard, and Matyson Lincoln were recognized at the fall signing day on December 11th. Congratulations to the following student athletes and please see their bios with their photos: Joseph Delk, Bryce Dixon, Freddy Hicks, Eduardo Mancilla, Miah Maples, Evan Mills, and Demaceo Whittier.
\r\nJoseph Delk
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Sport: Wrestling
\r\nCollege: Williams Baptist University, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Jerry Evans
\r\nWilliams Baptist Head Coach: Todd Allen
\r\nBryce Dixon
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Sport: Football
\r\nCollege: Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Coach Mark Kelley
\r\nOuachita Baptist University Head Coach: Todd Knight
\r\nFreddy Hicks
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Sport: Basketball
\r\nCollege: Tarleton State University, Stephenville, Texas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Wayne Herren
\r\nTarleton State University Head Coach: Billy Gillespie
\r\nEduardo Mancilla
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Sport: Wrestling
\r\nCollege: Williams Baptist University, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Jerry Evans
\r\nWilliams Baptist Head Coach: Todd Allen
\r\nMiah Maples
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Sport: Track
\r\nCollege: Harding University, Searcy, Arkansas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Charlie Carroll
\r\nHarding University Head Coach: Don Hood
\r\nEvan Mills
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Sport: Soccer
\r\nCollege: Waldorf University, Forest City, Iowa
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Bronco King
\r\nWaldorf University Head Coach: Edgar Gonzaga
\r\nDemaceo Whittier
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Sport: Wrestling
\r\nCollege: Williams Baptist University, Walnut Ridge, Arkansas
\r\nSHS Head Coach: Jerry Evans
\r\nWilliams Baptist Head Coach: Todd Allen
Seth Brown
Sport: Basketball
College: Lyon College, Batesville, Arkansas
Lyon College Head Basketball Coach: Chad Tapp
Searcy School District offers a big congratulations to each one of these student athletes! We look forward to watching them succeed academically and athletically as they begin their college careers.