It's National Signing Day! NBC4 is out covering our local high school football stars as they make their college announcements. From the heart of the city to the San Fernando Valley to the Inland Empire, some of the top prospects in the nation have become stars before our eyes. So where are they headed next? Take a look:
Jaelan Phillips
He’s the top player in Southern California and he’s staying home. Jaelan Phillips is going from Redlands East Valley to UCLA. He talks about the reasons behind his decision and Coach Jim Mora’s high hopes.
Joseph Lewis
Joseph Lewis, the top-ranked receiver in the country, goes to Augustus Hawkins High in downtown LA. He’s headed three miles south to attend USC.
Greg Johnson
Greg Johnson is one of the top ten athletes in the country and the Augustus Hawkins student-athlete is staying close to home.
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Hunter Echols
USC lands one of the country’s top defensive ends in Cathedral’s Hunter Echols.
Jamire Calvin
For Cathedral’s Jamire Calvin, third time’s the charm. Last month the star receiver committed to Oregon State. Friday he flipped to Nebraska. Today he made his final answer, picking Washington State.
Jaylon Redd
Rancho Cucamonga running back Jaylon Redd dominated in the Inland Empire. Now he’s ready to run through the competition in Oregon.
Stephen Carr
It didn’t go exactly the way he wanted but Fontana Summit running back Stephen Carr is more than happy about his decision.
Darnay Holmes
National Signing Day was no big deal for former Calabasas standout Darnay Holmes. He’s already enrolled at UCLA and ready to make an impact for the Bruins.