A record of Aggieland Panthers who have signed and/or played at the University, College or Junior College level.

Congratulations to Aggieland's Head Boys & Girl's Varsity Coach Gia Ayers. She has been the head coach for Aggieland Homeschool for several years. Gia has been called up to the college ranks where she will be coaching at Kansas Christian College.

Gia Ayres
Head Women's Basketball Coach, Kansas Christian College

Hattie Novak 
East Texas Baptist University,  Division III  

Jade Ashley
Oauchita Baptist University 

 Jade Ashley signed her National Letter of Intent today to swim for Oauchita Baptist University in the fall. The family is thankful to Jade's basketball coach, Gia Ayers, and swim coach, Richard Hutchinson, for pouring into her and developing her into an athlete and a leader who strives to do her best in all areas of her life.

Attending OBU has been her dream for the past two years and her parents are proud of her for turning that dream into a reality. — with Jade Ashley and Richard Hutchinson.

2017-2018

Nathan Stolz
John Brown University in Arkansas NAIA Sooner League

2016-2017

Jeremiah Allen
University of the Incarnate Word,  NCAA Division I

Aggieland Homeschool Athletics' Jeremiah Allen signs with UIW. Jeremiah Allen is a 6-11 center from Bryan, Texas. In his junior year at Aggieland Homeschool, Allen nearly averaged a double-double in 50 games played, with 11.9 points and 7.6 rebounds per game to go along with 2.8 blocks per contest. He earned Home School All-America honors. The Panthers were ranked No. 1 in Homeschool Basketball for the first time in team history. He began his senior year scoring 25 points and pulling down 10 rebounds, with four blocks. In his high school career, Allen is averaging 10.8 points and 7.8 rebounds per contest to go along with 3.0 blocks per game. Allen chose UIW over UTSA, UT Arlington, and fellow conference schools Sam Houston State, Lamar, and Houston Baptist. 
 

2013-2014

John Hale
Jacksonville College, NJCAA

Jacksonville College 2014-2016 - John was redshirted his Freshman year at Jacksonville College Region 14 NJCAA and played the next year. He scored a total of 2432 points in three years of Varsity High School Aggieland Homeschool Basketball and average 17.4 points per game over 140 games. In 2013 John's team won the Division II National Homeschool Championship, with John averaging 30.2 points over the four-game championship run.  In 2014 his team was ranked in the top 10 in the nation of all Homeschool teams. He was selected a Homeschool Basketball All-American in 2013, additionally, he was All-State 2012, 2013, and 2014.