News Summary
On April 23, 2025, six seniors from Bowling Green High School committed to their athletic futures by signing National Letters of Intent. Athletes Trevor Huff, Henderson Wiggins, Adelyn Drane, Mogie Bradley, CJ Sweeney, and Anthony Pointer will continue their sports careers at various colleges, showcasing their dedication and talent developed at the high school level. The ceremony highlighted their achievements and further aspirations, inspiring future athletes at the school.
Bowling Green – On April 23, 2025, six seniors from Bowling Green High School made a significant commitment to their athletic futures by signing National Letters of Intent during a ceremony held at the school. The students—Trevor Huff, Henderson Wiggins, Adelyn Drane, Mogie Bradley, CJ Sweeney, and Anthony Pointer—will continue their athletic careers at various collegiate institutions, showcasing the talent and dedication fostered at the high school level.
Among the signings, Mogie Bradley will cheer at Western Kentucky University, while Adelyn Drane has committed to playing soccer at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tennessee. Trevor Huff will join the bowling team at Lindsey Wilson College. In addition, Anthony Pointer will take his talents to Union College to play football, and CJ Sweeney has signed to play football at Kentucky Wesleyan College. Finally, Henderson Wiggins will also join the soccer program at Lindsey Wilson College.
Bowling Green High School Principal Kyle McGraw recognized the accomplishments of the students during the signing ceremony, which served to emphasize their achievements in high school and their aspirations for the future.
Adelyn Drane had a standout soccer career at Bowling Green High School, achieving a remarkable total of 19 goals and contributing 9 assists, a significant factor that led her team to victory in the region tournament. Drane expressed her excitement about focusing exclusively on soccer, noting that her involvement in multiple sports throughout high school enriched her athletic experience.
CJ Sweeney played a pivotal role in his team’s success, helping secure a second consecutive Class 5A state title. He concluded his senior season with impressive stats, recording 29 catches for 513 yards and four touchdowns. Both Sweeney and Anthony Pointer acknowledged the supportive impact of the Bowling Green coaching staff on their athletic development, which they credit for their readiness to make the leap to collegiate sports.
In addition to his offensive accomplishments, Anthony Pointer made significant contributions on the defensive side, making a total of 33 tackles, including one sack, during their championship-winning season. This defensive prowess played a vital role in his team’s overall success throughout the year.
Henderson Wiggins stood out as the goalkeeper for the Bowling Green High School soccer team, allowing only five goals in 20 games and achieving ten shutouts during the season. His exceptional performance has earned him a spot on the soccer team at Lindsey Wilson College, where he will continue to develop his skills.
Trevor Huff served as captain of the bowling team and has set his sights on continuing to compete in the collegiate bowling arena after recently participating in the Junior Gold Championships.
This signing ceremony not only marked the culmination of years of hard work and dedication from these student-athletes but also highlighted the supportive environment at Bowling Green High School. Their achievements serve as an inspiration for future athletes at the school, demonstrating the possibility of transitioning from high school sports to collegiate competition.
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