NCAA Information

All student-athletes who are aspiring to participate in Division I or Division II college athletics must register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Click on the following link to get started. Please register immediately – it is important to track your academic progress starting with 9th grade. A registration checklist is listed below to assist you with the registration process.

Playing sports for an NCAA school is not your only option. Check out the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) or the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) for other opportunities.

• NCAA Eligibility Center
• Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete
  • Play NCAA Division I Sports
  • Play NCAA Division II Sports
• Initial Eligibility Brochure
  • NCAA Division I Initial Eligibility Quick Reference Sheet
  • NCAA Division II Initial Eligibility Quick Reference Sheet (2018)
• Guide for College-Bound Athlete
• NCAA: “2.3 or Take a Knee”

Bengals in College

There are numerous Blake alumni who have continued their athletic careers on to the college level. Below is a listing of former Blake Bengals who are currently competing in varsity athletics in college. (If you know of any omissions, please send them to Jared_B_Fribush@mcpsmd.org).

• Ryan Arrowood (’19) – University of District of Columbia (Lacrosse)
• Sierra Ashley (’19) – Missouri Valley College (Lacrosse)
• Caleb Banga (’19) – Frostburg State University (Track & Field)
• Sean Billerbeck (’19) – Oberlin College (Tennis)
• Elias Boussouf (’18) – Johns Hopkins University (Track & Field)
• Brooke Boyd (’18) – St. John’s University (Soccer)
• Billy Bridegum (’17) – York College (Soccer)
• Miles Brown (’18) – York College (Swimming)
• Mohamed Camara (’16) – Morgan State University (Basketball)
• Thomas Cameron (’20) – Vassar College (Lacrosse)
• Brian Dennis (’17) – North Carolina Central University (Track & Field)
• Anna Eaton (’20) – St. Mary’s College of Maryland (Field Hockey)
• Ava Edwards (’18) – Moravian College (Field Hockey)
• Olivia Edmondson (’20) – Guilford College (Softball)
• Victoria Foster (’19) – University of Pittsburgh – Greensburg (Basketball)
• Geligne Franklin (’19) – Delaware State University (Soccer)
• Kenny Gardner (’18) – ASA Miami Community College (Football)
• Brian Hannibal (’20) – Liberty University (Football)
  
• Kiely Hutchcroft (’20) – Shepherd University (Lacrosse)
• Andrea Golli (’19) – Trinity University (Soccer)
• Serena Harrison (’20) – Coppin State University (Track & Field)
• Donovan Hewitt (’19) – Ohio State University (Gymnastics)
• Raef Hetherington (’20) – West Virginia State University (Basketball)
• Dariya Jordan (’20) – Hood College (Lacrosse)
• Ryan Keegan (’20) – Goucher College (Lacrosse)
• Orbell Keshishi (’17) – McDaniel College (Football)
• Nicole Kidwiler (’18) – Towson University (Softball)
• Nikki Kong (’18) – Stevenson University (Cheer)
• Sydney Konzmann (’20) – High Point University (Soccer)
• Ty Mason (’17) – Temple University (Football)
• Cashelle Patrick (’20) – Frostburg State University (Acro & Tumbling)
• Cyan Peoples (’19) – Johnson C. Smith University (Cross Country and Track & Field)
• Noelani Phillips (’19) – Boston University (Track & Field)
• Maggie Prokop (’17) – Mount Saint Mary’s University (Soccer)
• Jose Rodriguez (’18) – Frostburg State University (Soccer)
• Mason Sanderoff (’19) – University of the Cumberlands (Lacrosse)
• Zachary Saunders (’20) – Caldwell University (Baseball)
• Sabrina Simpson (’18) – Rhodes College (Field Hockey)
• Tyree Sewell (’16) – Lake Erie College (Lacrosse)
• Sunil Surprenant (’19) – Dickinson College (Swimming)
• Isaiah Smith (’20) – Bowie State University (Football)
• Rene Sosa (’19) – Howard Community College (Soccer)
• Aaron Stanton (’18) – Williams College (Swimming)
• Jack Tempchin (’16) – George Mason University (Basketball)
• Max Tempchin (’19) – St. Anselm College (Football)
• Carleton Thomas (’18) – Elizabeth City State University (Football)
• Teddy Tiokeng (’20) – Notre Dame College (Football)
• Kayla Tomas (’19) – University of Maryland – Baltimore County (Volleyball)
• Andrew Vasquez (’17) – Frostburg State University (Soccer)
• Brian Ventura (’18) – Stevenson University (Soccer)
• Brandon Watkins (’17) – Coppin State University (Baseball)
• Patrick Watkins (’18) – DePaul University (Soccer)
• Ethan Weaver (’18) – Wilkes University (Lacrosse)
• Cyrus Wilson (’20) – University of the South – Sewanee (Football)