April 1, 2025
Bobo, Chandler, Giddens, Lalaian, and Tolbert Sign for College Athletics
Prince Avenue Christian School held an athletic signing ceremony for seniors Jake Bobo, Caleb Chandler, Kyler Giddens, Emily Lalaian, and Brody Tolbert to play athletics at the college level.
Jake Bobo signed to play football at Samford University. Head Coach Jon Richt explains that Jake made an immediate impact on the Wolverines when he joined the team. “He has always been willing to do whatever was needed by the team, and his servant leadership is why his teammates loved playing for him.”
Caleb Chandler signed to play football at Anderson University. Coach Richt says that Caleb has been the leader of the best offensive line unit Prince has ever had. “Caleb’s ability to communicate and get all five linemen on the same page has been crucial to our success. We are looking forward to watchin him compete at Anderson.”
Kyler Giddens signed to play football at Anderson University. Coach Richt describes Kyler as a passionate player. “Kyler plays every snap on Friday nights with intensity, but what makes him truly special is the way he approaches every opportunity with that same passion. Anderson is getting a great addition to their football team.”
Emily Lalaian signed to play Volleyball at Shorter University. Head Coach Morgan Garretson says that Emily’s talent and standards of excellence have raised the bar of the volleyball program at Prince. “On the court, Emily has been a four-year varsity starter for us and a presence in the middle that we had never had. Emily has been a teammate, a mentor, and a leader. Her commitment will help her to thrive at the next level.”
Brody Tolbert signed to play football at Samford University. Coach Richt says that Brody has overcome challenges and hardship to get to where he is in football. “Brody is the perfect example of a young man who refused to allow circumstances to dictate his outcome. He worked as hard if not harder than anyone in order to compete on Friday nights. I truly believe that his best football is in front of him, and I am excited to see him at Samford for the next stage of his story.”
