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06-02-2025
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3 celebrate college signings at New Hampstead
BLOOMINGDALE, Ga. (WSAV) — At New Hampstead High School, three players announced their athletic plans for the collegiate level in the school's auditorium on Feb. 5. From the football team, defensive end Shaun Hamilton will play at Charleston Southern University. Kicker Jamaal brown will go to Reinhardt University. 'Charleston Southern was the first school that reached out to him,' Hamilton said. 'He offered me at the camp. When they offered me, they gave me a full ride. So everything was free. That was one of the best options. So I took it.' 'Earlier this year,' Jamaal Brown said. 'I thought that my football career was done and I would just focus on academics. But they came out the blue, sent me on an official visit and showed me some money.' Then for flag football, Gianna Brown will go to Emmanuel University. Brown is the current Hollis Stacy award winner, which is given to the most versatile female athlete in Savannah. 'It's just like a program I knew I could build off of,' Gianna Brown said. 'I just felt like that was the best opportunity for me.' Congratulations to the New Hampstead signees Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
