Four Neville Tigers will continue their athletic journeys in three separate sports, as Brody Whatley, Cam Riley, Henry High and Mitchell Spence were celebrated in front of a full auditorium at Neville High School Wednesday morning.
Neville athletes sign to play at next level
Neville's Cam Riley and Brody Whatley signed to play football, while Henry High and Mitchell Spence signed to play baseball and tennis, respectively. (Photo by Jake Martin)
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