Where Savannah area high school athletes are headed to play in college
Spring signing ceremonies ― see where Savannah area athletes are headed to play in college as three schools had signing events last week.
As the school year winds down, many athletes in the Greater Savannah area are in the final stages of their high school careers ― with some of the top players ready to ― take the next step to compete at the college level. There were three spring signing ceremonies in Savannah last week as athletes from Calvary Day, Savannah Christian and Windsor Forest set their futures in motion as they put pen to paper in signing ceremonies at their respective campuses. Here's a look at where some of Savannah's top athletes will be continuing their athletic careers in college.
Calvary Day Waylan Heidik, baseball, University of South Carolina Beaufort Heidik is a senior leader and the catcher is the anchor of the Calvary Day baseball team, the defending Class A-3A Private state champions. He is hitting . 308 with a .
423 OBP and five doubles and 20 RBIs this season with just one error. "I liked USCB because it has a great program and is close to home," Heidik said between games of the Cavs first-round playoff sweep of Galloway. "I've built a strong relationship with the coaching staff there and its has a beautiful campus.
" Heidik said he plans to major in broadcast journalism. Demetrius Brown, basketball, Morris College Brown was a first-team All-Greater Savannah selection and was named the Region 3-3A Offensive Player of the Year. He averaged 15.
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