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Congratulations to Gulfport High School + SBG MS Prime 28 INF, James Van Slyke, on his commitment to Jones College in Ellisville, MS!

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Posted On: October 7th 2026, 11:21 pm

Congratulations to Gulfport High School + SBG MS Prime 28 INF, James Van Slyke, on his commitment to Jones College in Ellisville, MS!

Phil 4:20
www.sbgsox.com
@jamesvanslyke

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“Growing up in Austin, I dreamed of one day being a Longhorn, and now getting to live out that dream has been more special than I could have imagined. Texas has given me lifelong friendships, endless opportunities and a community I’m so proud to be part of. Hook ‘em!“

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“Texas offered such a good balance between academics and school spirit, so it was an easy choice. I’m also super happy to stay in Austin because this is the best city EVER!”

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