Spartans Pride: 5 Unforgettable Athletes From White Station High School

Sports run deep in Memphis, and White Station High School has long been at the heart of it. It’s no surprise some standout talent once wore the Spartans uniform. Today we're celebrating five unforgettable athletes from White Station High School who made a name for themselves well beyond the hometown field.

1. Elias Neal – NFL Offensive Lineman (Los Angeles Rams)

A White Station High School alumnus and multi-position football star, Elias Neal went on to play college football with Marshall before reaching the NFL as an offensive lineman. He has competed professionally with the Los Angeles Rams, recently being elevated to the team’s active roster. (Source: ESPN, Fantasy Pros)

2. Kayleigh Angona – Nationally Ranked Wrestler

Current Spartan Kayleigh Angona has emerged as one of the top girls wrestlers in the country, earning national-level recognition through elite tournament performances. Her success has included strong showings in major regional and national competitions, establishing her as a top-ranked young athlete within the sport. (Sources: The White Station Scroll, Flo Wrestling)

3. Cedric Wilson Jr. – NFL Wide Receiver (Miami Dolphins)

During his time as a Spartan, Cedrick Wilson Jr. developed into a standout wide receiver before continuing his football career at the collegiate level. He went on to reach the NFL, joining teams like the Dallas Cowboys, the New Orleans Saints and most recently the Miami Dolphins. (Source: Miami Dolphins, NFL)

4. Ollie Hale – Nationally Recognized Dancer

White Station High School’s own Ollie Hale earned widespread recognition in the competitive dance scene, qualifying for and placing in both regional and national competitions. Hale hopes to continue her dancing career in college and professionally, with dreams of dancing on Broadway. (Source: The White Station Scroll)

5. Chris Chiozza – Professional Guard (Pallacanestro Cantù)

A White Station High School alumnus, Chris Chiozza went on to star at the collegiate level at the University of Florida, where he helped the Gators win the 2017 NCAA national championship. He later reached professional basketball, appearing in various NBA and international teams, most recently Pallacanestro Cantù. (Sources: NBA, Commercial Appeal, Bennaloul Sports)

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