It was a proud night for the Pepperell High School baseball program as two of its recent graduates, Ayden Frazier and JP Kilgo, took the next big step in their athletic and academic journeys by officially signing to play college baseball at Berry College.
Surrounded by family, friends, coaches, and teammates, Frazier and Kilgo put pen to paper in a special ceremony held at Pepperell High on Wednesday evening. The pair have been integral parts of the Dragons’ success over the past several seasons, earning respect across the region for their talent, leadership, and work ethic.
Ayden Frazier, known for his consistent bat and dependable defense, developed into a cornerstone of the Pepperell lineup. His ability to deliver in clutch moments and lead by example made him a standout both on and off the field.
JP Kilgo brought energy, grit, and athleticism to every game he played. Whether at the plate or in the field, Kilgo made his presence felt with a competitive drive that inspired his teammates and frustrated opponents.
Both players have been instrumental in building a winning culture at Pepperell, and their commitment to continue their careers at Berry College – a respected NCAA Division III program located in nearby Mount Berry, Georgia – is a testament to their hard work and dedication.
“This is a huge moment for our program,” said Pepperell head baseball coach. “Ayden and JP represent everything we strive for—hard work, character, and commitment. Seeing them earn this opportunity to play at the next level is something our entire community can be proud of.”
Berry College, known for its beautiful campus and strong academic standards, also boasts a competitive baseball program that will no doubt benefit from the addition of two players as seasoned and prepared as Frazier and Kilgo.
