Reagan signs seven athletes to colleges on National Signing Day
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 9:21 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026

On November 11, 2026, Reagan High School celebrated National Signing Day by signing seven athletes to various colleges. Among them, three volleyball players—Mackenzie Chastain-Hunter, Lauren Garcia, and Kennedy Crider—signed letters of intent to play at Blinn College, Louisiana Tech University, and East Carolina University, respectively. Garcia is noted for her impressive career stats, including 3,576 assists, despite missing a season due to injury. The signing also included soccer players Kate Bingham and Lilly Ludeke, both heading to Stephen F. Austin, and swimmers Isabella Ott (Little Rock) and Sophia Williamson (Fordham). Each athlete expressed excitement and gratitude during the signing ceremony.
- •Three volleyball players signed with colleges: Chastain-Hunter, Garcia, Crider.
- •Lauren Garcia ranks among Reagan's most decorated volleyball players.
- •Bingham and Ludeke, both soccer players, will attend Stephen F. Austin.
- •Seven athletes in total signed letters of intent on National Signing Day.
- •Chastain-Hunter stepped up as a setter during Garcia's injury in 2025.
- 9:21 PMYahoo Sports — Reagan signs seven athletes to colleges on National Signing Day
"Reagan signs seven athletes to colleges on National Signing Day highlighted by a trio of volleyball players.
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