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Two Commits for Stephen F. Austin

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By Nick James - bio | email

NACOGDOCHES, TX (KTRE) - Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks sign two to stay home in Texas to continue their careers in college. Cayuga's Caleb Summerville and Sha'Keal Jenkins have committed to play in the Southland Conference.

Summerville was injured last season but he is a big boy.  He is 6-4 and will play wide receiver.  While Jenkins is a strong safety he had 78 tackles last season with 3 interceptions, one for a return for a touchdown. He also had three tackles for loss and two fumble recoveries.

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