After working hard for most of their lives and throughout their high school careers, 15 of Culver City High School’s best athletes have committed to their colleges and have been awarded athletic scholarships.

From soccer, Emily De Los Santos and Jake Aigner have committed to UC Santa Cruz and the University of Puget Sound, respectively.

From lacrosse, Quinten Brunston has committed to play at Adams State University, Justin Beighey is competing at Coker University playing Division 2 lacrosse, and Ray Sugiyama has chosen to play for the Dominican University of California. Valerie Garcia committed to play D2 lacrosse at Fort Lewis and is excited to be a Skyhawk.

Alero Souris and Ayahna Bahati have both committed to run track and field throughout college, with Souris going to the University of Oregon and Bahati going to George Fox University.

Jack Bickerton and Mason Kim played baseball for CCHS throughout high school and have respectively signed to play at Whitman College and Illinois Institute of Technology.

Sophia Muller is going to spend her next years playing volleyball for California Lutheran University, while Brandon Horn-Bostel is committed to the University of Charleston.

From football, Zevi Eckhaus has committed to Bryant University, playing D1 football with hopes to continue his athletic career even further than that. Meanwhile, Legend Waring has committed to California Polytechnic State University and Emari Pait is going to Fresno State.

Many of the athletes gave speeches thanking their parents for the time they invested in their athletic careers, and coaches for teaching them throughout their lives. Collectively, many of them talked about missing their teammates and their time as CCHS athletes. Culver City congratulates the seniors who have committed and wishes them the best of luck as they take their next steps in their athletic and academic careers.