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Silver Valley Sports: College Signing Photos

| May 28, 2024 1:15 AM

Several Silver Valley athletes recently put pen to paper, committing to compete at the next level.

Kellogg High School volleyball standout Maddie Cheney signed with Northwest Nazarene University in Nampa, Idaho, where she will join her sister, Hailey, on the Nighthawks. Cheney dominated all over the court for the Wildcats as a four-year varsity player but made the biggest impact as an outside hitter and blocker. 

Zoe Brooks, another multiyear varsity player from KHS's volleyball program, signed with the College of the Siskiyous Eagles in Weed, California. Brooks made a name for herself as a utility player on the Wildcats capable on both the front and back rows. She will be playing both indoor and beach volleyball. 

Kellogg wrestler Jaeger Hall has committed to Missouri Baptist University in Creve Coeur, Missouri but will officially sign with the Spartans on May 29. Hall is a four-time state tournament qualifier, two-time medalist and a state champion. 

Wallace High School's Britany Phillips signed with Yakima Valley College in Yakima, Wash., where she will play basketball for the Yaks in the NWAC. Phillips was among the top scores in the state during her senior season with the Miners, earning a 1A All-State selection in the process. 

Basketball isn't the only sport at Yakima Valley College that will feature a Wallace Miner. Tia Hendrick, the Scenic Idaho League's co-MVP, signed with the Yaks to play volleyball. Hendrick's skillset at the net and from the serving line made her a matchup nightmare for teams.

    Wallace's Tia Hendrick, pictured here with her family and coach Katie Bauer, recently signed with Yakima Valley College to play volleyball for the Yaks.
 
 
    Kellogg's Zoe Brooks, pictured with her parents Rick and Margy, signed with the College of the Siskiyous to play indoor and outdoor volleyball.
 
 
    Wallace's Britany Phillips, pictured here with her family and coach Nichole Farkas, recently signed with Yakima Valley College to play basketball.