Roundup: Early national signing day for Nebraska athletics
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – High school students from across the nation chose Nebraska on Wednesday to pursue their collegiate athletic careers.
Several homegrown athletes, including Carter Mick, Kennadi Williams and Braden Frager, will be staying in Nebraska.
Nebraska baseball
The Huskers added 10 prospects, including Lincoln East pitcher Carter Mick, on national early signing day.
- Aiden White – left-handed pitcher from Prosper High School in Texas.
- Gavin Blachowicz – right-handed pitcher from Olathe South High School in Kansas.
- Kayden Anderson – infielder from Glenwood High School in Iowa
- Chase Olson – left-handed pitcher from Raymore-Peculiar High School in Missouri
- Carter Mick – left-handed pitcher from Lincoln East High School in Nebraska
- Dane Most – infielder from Broomfield High School in Colorado
- Adam Kayko – infielder from Johnson High School in Iowa
- Whit Rhodes – right-handed pitcher from Hesston High School in Kansas
- Aiden Lieser – right-handed pitcher from Centennial High School in Minnesota
- Cooper Markle – outfielder from Katy Thompkins High School in Texas
.@CarterMick5 is a #HomeGrown Husker. ✍️ pic.twitter.com/P3Z0Jnkvnq
— Nebraska Baseball (@HuskerBaseball) November 8, 2023
Nebraska softball
Kennadi Williams, the daughter of women’s basketball coach Amy Williams, signed with the Huskers as a utility player.
Nessa McMillen from Blair High School and Macie Vickers, a California native, also signed with Nebraska.
#HomeGrown from LNK + Dual Sport Athlete
Welcome to the Red Team, Kennadi! pic.twitter.com/7YgGazp8Y0
— Nebraska Softball (@HuskerSoftball) November 8, 2023
Nebraska men’s basketball
Lincoln Southwest’s Braden Frager signed with Nebraska. He is a three-star recruit, officials said in a press release.
Nick Janowksi, the No. 114 player in the class of 2024, also signed with the Huskers. The Wisconsin native is a four-star recruit, according to ESPN.
I am excited to announce that I will be graduating high school early and joining the Nebraska Men’s Basketball team this summer. I’m forever thankful for the unwavering support from my friends and family! #Huskernation let’s get to work! ❤️🤍 pic.twitter.com/aPaXCYJyaA
— Braden Frager (@BradenFrager) November 8, 2023
Nebraska women’s basketball
Kennadi Williams will be a two-sport athlete, as she also signed with Nebraska women’s basketball.
Elkhorn North’s Britt Prince, a five-star Adidas All-American, is joining the Huskers in 2024.
Amiah Hargrove – a Christopher, Illinois, native – also signed with the team.
🚨 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🚨
“I’ve grown up a Husker fan & have dreamed about playing for Nebraska ever since I was a little kid.”
Five-star Adidas All-American, 3x Super State, 3x State Champ, reigning Nebraska Gatorade High School Player of the Year & No. 28 ranked prospect in the… pic.twitter.com/WXe8NAAsl2
— Nebraska Women’s Basketball (@HuskerWBB) November 8, 2023
Nebraska volleyball
Bennington’s Olivia Mauch and Kansas native Sky Pierce signed with the Huskers.
🚨 HOMEGROWN HUSKER 🏠⁰⁰2023 FIVB U19 World Champion, Bennington native @olivia_mauch is officially a Husker!#GBR 🌽🏐 pic.twitter.com/5W4wMD9xa5
— Nebraska Volleyball (@HuskerVB) November 8, 2023
