CLINTON, S.C. – Presbyterian College football coach Harold Nichols announced the signing of 20 student-athletes for the 2015 season. The class features six players each from South Carolina, Florida and Georgia with one apiece from North Carolina and Alabama.

“Today is the culmination of a year's work,” said Nichols. “Our coaching staff and our players did an outstanding job during the recruiting process representing our program. We made some outstanding additions to our football team today. We are very excited for the future of our program and these young men are going to be a big part of that.”

Manny Banks (WR, 5-11, 180, Irmo (S.C.) HS)

Earned three letters in football and one in basketball at Irmo High School … Earned All-Region honors as a junior and senior … Amassed four touchdowns, 802 yards and 54 catches as a senior captain after a junior season that saw him total three touchdowns, 684 yards and 38 catches … Earned Irmo Yellow Jacket Club academic honors … Son of Avon and Valorie Banks … Chose PC for its proximity to home and the small college, family atmosphere … Cites his parents as his biggest athletic influences.

Brandt Cameron (LS, 6-3, 200, North Gwinnett (Ga.) HS)

Four-year letterwinner as a longsnapper and receiver … Started two games as varsity longsnapper his sophomore year … Full-time longsnapper as a junior, helping the team to a 13-2 record and state runner-up in 6-A … Saw significant time at tight end and wide receiver … Son of Andy and Leslie Cameron … Active in North Gwinnett Young Life … Interned with the Atlanta Falcons Physical Therapy.

Kenneth Coleman (DB, 6-0, 170, Providence (Fla.) HS)

Played cornerback for Providence (Fla.) High School in Jacksonville … Earned 2014 Third Team honors as well as All-First Coast and Second Team 3A All-State laurels … Registered five interceptions and two forced fumbles … Also lettered as a varsity forward and center back for the soccer team … Chose PC because it was the best opportunity to succeed on the field and in the classroom … Cites his father Marco, a former NFL Pro Bowl defensive lineman, as his biggest athletic influence… Son of Marco and Katrina Coleman.

Clay David (OL, 6-5, 250, John T. Hoggard (N.C.) HS)

Turned in a stellar career as an offensive lineman at John T. Hoggard H.S. in Wilmington … Lettered in football with pins for being a 2nd and 3rd year starter … Played in the North Carolina playoffs during his sophomore, junior, and senior years … His team was the Mideastern Conference Champions during his junior and senior seasons … His squad was undefeated his senior year and he was a member of the offensive line that blocked for 3328 rushing yards and averaged 32 points per game that year … Was also a talented thrower on the track and field team … Was a member of National Honor Society, Beta Club, German Club, and earned Academic Letters and pins for maintaining a 4.0 average each year for four years … Volunteered with Pop Warner Challenger Football League and with Karen Beasley Sea Turtle Rescue Hospital during the summer … Credits his coaches, his grandmother, and late grandfather has his biggest athletic influences and inspirations … Enjoys reading and hunting … Son of Phillip and Ann David … Brother, Jackson David, threw javelin at East Carolina.

DaShawn Davis (WR, 5-9, 160, Chapman (S.C.) HS)

Earned All-State honors as a wide receiver at Chapman High School ... Invited to the North-South All-Star Game ... Caught 83 passes as a senior for 1,247 yards and 13 touchdowns ... Set school records with 218 catches and 3,573 receiving yards for his career, as well as hauling in 35 career touchdowns ... An honor roll student who boasted a nearly 4.00 GPA ... More info to come.

Zola Davis (TE/WR, 6-2, 205, Wando (S.C.) HS)

Starred at Wando High School as a tight end/slot receiver … Caught 14 passes for 118 yards as a senior while registering 61 tackles, four sacks and seven tackles for a loss as a linebacker … Helped team to the first round of the playoffs … Earned the team's “Iron Warrior” and “Speed Demon” awards for being the best athlete over the summer workout periods … Also compiled a 31-4 record and finished second in the region as a 195-pound wrestler and ran track for three years … Boasted a 3.4 grade point average in honors courses and served on the student wellness committee … Chose PC for its high academic reputation … Son of Zola Davis and Felicia Wright … Father Zola played for the Green Bay Packers, Cleveland Browns and the South Carolina Gamecocks.

Ryan Green (OL, 6-4, 265, James Island (S.C.) HS)

Started three years at James Island High School ... Earned All-Region honors as well as the James Island Athlete of the Month and Offensive Line awards ... Participated in three years of wrestling and two years of track ... Son of Sylvia and Ralph Green ... Father Ralph played football at South Carolina State ... Boasts a 3.3 GPA ... Enjoys chess and piano.

Tobias Hagins (OL, 6-3, 285, Baxley, Ga.)

Played as an offensive lineman at Appling County (Ga.) High School in Baxley … As a senior, his team made it to the second round of the region playoffs and he was named to the GACA Preseason All-State team, AJC All-State team selection, and chosen to play in the North/South All-Star Game … Named to the All-Region IAAA team during his sophomore and junior years … A GACA All-State Honorable Mention selection as a junior … Also played basketball for four years where his team made it to the state playoffs as a freshman and the second round of the region playoffs as a sophomore … A member of Spanish Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the SOAR and Student on Roll programs …Was a mentor for Altamaha Junior Boy and Girls Club where he served on the board of directors … Credits his aunt for pushing him to pursue football and his offensive line coach, Jim Avera, as his biggest athletic influence … Son of Tanya L. White and Curtis Hagins.

Cal King (QB, 6-3, 205, Westside (S.C.) HS)

Starred as the captain quarterback for Westside High School in Anderson as a senior, leading the team to an 8-4 record and a trip to the state playoffs … Played his junior season at Mary Persons High in Forsyth, Ga… Holds all passing records at Mary Persons, earning a trip to the Elite Junior Classic All-Star Game in 2014 and leading the team to the second round of the state playoffs … Finished his high school career with 5,185 passing yards, 41 total passing touchdowns, two receiving touchdowns and seven rushing touchdowns … Played two seasons at Thomasville (Ga.) High School as a freshman and sophomore, taking the team to the playoffs twice … Also turned in an acclaimed baseball career, including 2AAAA offensive MVP and All-Region honors at Mary Persons … Grandfather Keith Richardson played football at Presbyterian from 1959-63, including the Tangerine Bowl team … Father Chuck King played for Carson-Newman (1981-84), as did his grandfather Charlie King in the 1950s … Mother Tee also graduated from Presbyterian College … Helped with youth football and baseball camps at Thomasville and Mary Persons … Member of the Beta Club and FFA … Cites his father and grandfathers as his biggest athletic influences … Chose PC for its academic and athletic fit.

Ja'vion Lawson (DB, 5-11, 183, Pebblebrook (Ga.) HS)

Starred at defensive back for three years Pebblebrook High School, earning Defensive Player of the Year honors as a senior as well as a spot in the Cobb County All-Star Football Game ... Also sprinted for the track team, holding the school record in the 100-meter dash ... Played soccer and competed in the long jump, triple jump and 200-meter dash ... Served on the Student Leadership Team and the Gentlemen Falcons Club ... Son of Denise Greene and Garriet Lawson ... Cites Richard Sherman as his biggest athletic influence ... Chose PC for the people and the good fit.

Hinton McConkey (QB, 6-2, 200, North Murray (Ga.) HS)

Star quarterback at North Murray (Ga.) High School in Dalton where he lettered all four years … Completed 1887 passing yards for 20 touchdowns and 904 rushing yards on 67 carries for 12 touchdowns during his senior year … Had 1680 passing yards for 19 touchdowns and 804 rushing yards on 79 carries for 9 touchdowns during his junior year as quarterback … Earned All-State Honors … Named to the All-Region and All-Area teams … Was the two-time NMHS Football MVP and earned the Team Captain Award … Holds many records for North Murray High School including longest rushing touchdown (96 yards), most passing yards in a game (390 yards), most touchdown passes in a game (5), longest touchdown pass (96 yards), most passing yards in one season (1887), longest interception return for a touchdown (55 yards), most pass completions in one season (104), and most touchdown passes thrown in a season (20) … Was a member of National Honor Society … Enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping … Son of Benji and Brittney McConkey.

Trey McMillian (LB, 6-0, 195, Dale County (Ala.) HS

Played quarterback, punter, cornerback and safety at Dale County (Ala.) High School … Boasted a 60 percent pass completion percentage, 40-yard punting average, 39 touchdowns as a senior (20 pass/18 rush) and three interceptions on defense while averaging six tackles per game … Earned Dothan Eagle Super 12, Dixie Youth Record holder, Grand Slam Tournament Championships, USSSA Tournament Championships, Big 10 (basketball) and WDHN Player of the Week honors … Lettered four years in football, baseball (pitcher, catcher and infield) and basketball (guard and forward) … Named to the A/B Honor Roll … Helped with youth little league … Son of Charles & Melissa Ash … Cites father as biggest athletic influence … Chose PC for the location and quality of education.

Brett Norton (K, 6-0, 165, Walhalla (S.C.) HS)

Started every game at Walhalla ... Worked with NFL Pro Bowl punter Kenny Gordon and kicking coach Andy Lee ... Hit a 57-yard field goal as time expired to give Walhalla a 16-13 win over Liberty High in 2014.

Quahlin Patterson (RB, 5-8, 190, Orange Park (Fla.) HS)

Played running back at Ridgeview High school in Orange Park, Fla.… During his senior year, he compiled 1,064 rushing yards, including 15 touchdowns and 352 receiving yards, including four touchdowns … Named Second Team All-County and Third Team All-Times Union … Was involved with Spanish Honor Society and Beta Club … Helped coach the Pop Warner football team … Chose PC because it is a great fit for him academically and athletically and for its family atmosphere … Son of James and Vanessa Patterson … Credits his parents as his biggest athletic influence because they have always inspired him to be the best player he can be.

Logan Petty (DB, 5-10, 170, St. Augustine (Fla.) HS)

Played defensive back at St. Augustine (Fla.) High School … Won St. Johns County Player of the Year … Named to First Team All-State … During his senior year, he compiled 64 tackles, three interceptions with one returned for a touchdown, and three fumble recoveries … Weightlifting Team went to regionals with a 265 lb. bench press and 245 lb. clean and jerk … Volunteered as a middle school flag football coach … Chose PC for its great environment and coaching staff … Credits his cousin Jacob, who played football at Wake Forest, as his biggest athletic influence … Son of Alan and Melissa Petty.

Guy Revelle (OL, 6-4, 250, Jesuit (Fla.) HS)

Played on the offensive line at Jesuit (Fl.) High School in Tampa where his team was the three-time District Champions and Regional Champs his senior year… Named to the Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Tribune's Hillsborough All-County teams in 2014 … Also named the Tampa Ball All-Bay Area and 2014 All Big County Prep-3rd Team Preseason Offensive Team … Made the 2015 Sunshine Preps Top Player List … MVP Jesuit Offensive Lineman of the Year … Also a three year letterman on the track and field team … Involved with Peer Ministry, Big Brothers, and Teens in Action … Enjoys fishing and golf … Credits Peyton Manning as his biggest athletic influence for his hard work, leadership, and drive for excellence … Chose PC because of its small school environment with great academics, football staff, and passionate coaching staff … Son of Tina and J. Guy Revelle III.

Eli Teeselink (OL, 6-0, 280, IMG (Fla.) Academy)

Transferred to IMG Academy as a senior and helped the team to a 10-1 record, the No. 1 ranking in Florida and the No. 13 ranking in the nation … Earned IMG's “Big Man Award” as a senior … Invited to play in the NUC All-American Game as well as Team USA … Played football and wrestled at Waconia (Minn.), earning the football team's offensive line MVP award and all-conference honors in wrestling … Participates in Relay for Life, youth football/wrestling, tornado cleanup and the Waconia Wild Game Dinner … Enjoys hunting and fishing … Chose PC because it felt like a second home … Son of Dean and Dawn Teeselink.

Rob Walters (DL, 6-3, 305, Maynard Jackson (Ga.) HS)

Played defensive tackle for Maynard Jackson (Ga.) High School in Atlanta … Compiled 46 pancake blocks as a senior while tallying two rushing touchdowns, one receiving touchdown, 77 tackles, 19 tackles for a loss and 6.5 sacks en route to All-Region First Team honors … Posted 9.5 sacks as a junior … Amassed 169 pancake blocks in three seasons … Helped the team to this playoffs for the first time ever as senior, going 7-3 with a school record five straight wins … Also played power forward for the basketball team, averaging 23.7 points as a sophomore … Participated in Future Business Leaders of America and robotics … Volunteered at an after school program … Cites high school coaches Eric Williams and Maurice Hart as well as grandfather Ronald McCollough as his biggest athletic influences … Chose PC because of the quality of the education and football … Son of Robert and Deborah Walters.

Josh Whalen (DE, 6-3, 242, Providence (Fla.) HS)

Played defensive end and offensive tackle for Providence (Fla.) High School in Jacksonville … Earned invitations to the NUC Ultimate 100 and NUC Five-Star Combines … Also lettered as a basketball shooting guard/center while also competing in the shotput and discus … Earned a spot on the AB Honor Roll and served as a member of the National Honor Society … Enjoys drawing and has produced pieces for local art shows … Volunteered as the All Things New orphanage … Plans to serve in Army ROTC … Son of James and Karen Whalen.

Rock Ya-Sin (DB, 6-1, 185, Southwest Dekalb (Ga.) HS)

Played defensive back at Southwest Dekalb (Ga.) High School in Decatur … Was a two-time All-County and two-time All-Region selection … Is the Dekalb County leader in interceptions … Also a three-time region, three-time county, and two-time state champion wrestler … A member of the Honor Roll and Principal's List … Cites Amir Campbell and Keith Johnson as his biggest athletic influences … Chose PC because he feels that it is the best place to further his education … Son of Ramadan Ya-Sin and Abrenda Kelly.