WARREN, Ark. – In a ceremony held at Warren High School on Wednesday, Feburary 7, Warren High School’s star lineman, Terence Roberson, inked his commitment to continue his football journey with Ouachita Baptist University. The National Signing Day event was nothing short of a jubilant celebration as Roberson was joined by his family, friends, coaches, and teammates, who gathered to witness this pivotal moment in his career.
Top photo: Warren Lumberjack Terence Roberson pictured with family after signing to play football at Ouachita Baptist University Wednesday.
Roberson’s decision to join the Ouachita Baptist Tigers is a testament to his dedication, hard work, and exceptional talent on the gridiron. Speaking at the ceremony, Head Lumberjack Football Coach Bo Hembree expressed his confidence in Roberson’s future, stating that he sees the potential for Roberson to excel at the collegiate level and even beyond, hinting at the possibility of a professional football career.
Roberson is one of several Jacks who have made OBU their next stop following Warren High.
The signing ceremony was filled with cheers and applause as Roberson put pen to paper, officially sealing his commitment to the Tigers. With this decision, Roberson embarks on a new chapter in his football journey, one that promises exciting challenges and opportunities for growth. His selection of Ouachita Baptist University highlights not only his athletic ability, but also his commitment to academic excellence and personal development.
Roberson’s journey from the Warren Lumberjacks to the collegiate level is a source of inspiration for aspiring young athletes in the community, demonstrating that with passion, perseverance, and support from loved ones, dreams can indeed become a reality.
As Roberson prepares to don the colors of the Ouachita Baptist Tigers, he carries with him the pride and support of his hometown and alma mater. Warren High School eagerly anticipates witnessing the continued success of one of its own as he embarks on this exciting new chapter in his football career.
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