Five RHP Student-Athletes Sign to Continue Their Athletic Careers in College

Rolling Hills Prep proudly celebrated five outstanding members of the Class of 2026 during this year’s College Signing Day, recognizing their commitment to continue competing at the collegiate level while pursuing their academic goals.

Surrounded by family, friends, teammates, coaches, and faculty, these student-athletes were honored for the dedication, perseverance, and countless hours of hard work that have led them to this exciting milestone.

Signing Day is a special tradition at Rolling Hills Prep, recognizing student-athletes who have committed to continue competing at the collegiate level. The event celebrates years of dedication, discipline, and sacrifice while honoring the families, coaches, teammates, and teachers who have supported these students throughout their journeys.

The following seniors announced their college commitments:

  • Mia Fernandez – Texas A&M University–Kingsville (Basketball)
  • Aaron Heinze – Oberlin College (Basketball)
  • Alexander Hernandez – Hawaii Pacific University (Baseball)
  • Jack Lowe – Emerson College (Basketball)
  • Charles Kawika Suter – Middlebury College (Basketball)

Each of these student-athletes has demonstrated exceptional commitment both in the classroom and in competition. Their achievements reflect not only their individual talents, but also the support of their families, coaches, teammates, and the broader RHP community.

This year’s signing class represents the strength of Rolling Hills Prep Athletics and the school’s commitment to developing well-rounded student-athletes who excel academically, athletically, and personally.

As they prepare to begin the next chapter of their journeys, these seniors leave behind a legacy of leadership, teamwork, and dedication that has helped shape the RHP athletic program.

Congratulations to Mia, Aaron, Alexander, Jack, and Charles on this remarkable accomplishment. We are proud of all they have achieved and look forward to following their continued success at the collegiate level.

Go Huskies!