Since the reinstatement of athletics at Penn Highlands in 2010, more than 30 athletes have advanced to compete in their respective sports at four-year colleges and universities.
Below is a comprehensive list of these accomplished athletes organized alphabetically by sport, including programs that are no longer offered at Penn Highlands.
Basketball (Men’s)
2011
- Devin Richardson – Shenandoah University (NCAA Division III)
2012
- Larry Rascoe – Central Penn College (USCAA Division II)
2013
- Josh Corbett – Frostburg State University (NCAA Division II)
- Rashaud Kelley – Keystone College (NCAA Division III)
2014
- Joe Dziabo – Mount Aloysius College (NCAA Division III)
- Javon Graves – Wheeling University (NCAA Division II)
- Jermaine Graves – Montana State University – Northern (NAIA)
2015
- Thomas Connor – Wilson College (NCAA Division III)
- Eric Green – California University of Pennsylvania (NCAA Division II)
- Quinyon Mays – University of Valley Forge (NCAA Division III)
2016
- Colby Mills – University of Pittsburgh at Bradford (NCAA Division III)
2017
- Tony Acrie – Carlow University (NCAA Division III)
2018
- Tim Biakapia – Shawnee State University (NAIA)
2019
- Bryan Acosta – Penn State Altoona (NCAA Division III)
2020
- Matthew Forbes – Penn State Fayette (USCAA Division II)
2022
- Bryce Huss – Mount Aloysius College (NCAA Division III)
- Lamont Jones – West Virginia Wesleyan College (NCAA Division II)
- Jeremiah Mobley – Livingstone College (NCAA Division II)
2023
- Devin Lewis – University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Carlow University (NCAA Division III)
- Drew Tapscott – Bridgewater College, University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (NCAA Division III)
2024
- Craig Riddle – Mount Aloysius College (NCAA Division III)
- Jeremie Washington – Penn State Lehigh Valley (USCAA Division II)
- Joziah Wyatt-Taylor – University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (NCAA Division III)
2025
- Jake Oglesby – Vermont State University – Castleton (NCAA Division III)
- Justin Pierre-Paul – University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg (NCAA Division III)
2026
- Desmond Handon, Jr. – Bowie State University (NCAA Division II)
- Byron Lavender, Jr. – Kentucky Christian University (NAIA)
- Victor Raymond – Brewton-Parker Christian University (NAIA)
Basketball (Women’s)
2018
- Maddie Sprankle – Penn State Dubois (USCAA Division II)
Cross Country
2024
- Chase Brenneman – Saint Francis University (NCAA Division I)
Golf
2026
- Jayvien Brumbaugh – Mount Aloysius College (NCAA Division III)
Softball
2025
- Kendal Wadsworth – Penn State Altoona (NCAA Division III)
2026
- Tori Harrison – University of Pittsburgh at Bradford (NCAA Division III)
Volleyball (Women’s)
2016
- Sarah Fisher – Mount Aloysius College (NCAA Division III)