Nine Summit High School athletes signed letters of intent to compete at the college level, the school announced on its athletics page Wednesday, Nov. 11.

The signees span six sports.

Cade McLaughlin signed with Champion Christian College for baseball. He became the 41st player in Summit Baseball history to sign a college baseball commitment, according to a Summit Baseball post on X. The program has produced at least one college signee every year since 2014.

Sam Malcolm signed with Tusculum University and Brooklyn Robertson with Freed-Hardeman University, both for softball.

In volleyball, Raegan Burtch signed with Florida Southern College and Everliegh Deshazo with Florida Gulf Coast University.

Summer Riley signed with the University of Florida for soccer, and Ava Sweere signed with King University, also for soccer.

Kenzington McConathy signed with UT Chattanooga for cross country and track and field. Mason Archote signed with UT Southern for cross country.

Robert Wilson, writing for the school's athletics page, congratulated the group: "We are proud of you. Thank you for representing Summit High School and the Spartan family in your next adventures."