Five Gladiators Sign Letters of Intent
Johns Creek’s Naman Sharma Signs to Play Golf at Army West Point
Johns Creek High School is proud to announce that senior golfer Naman Sharma has officially signed to continue his academic and athletic career at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Sharma inked his commitment yesterday afternoon, marking a major milestone in a standout high school career defined by leadership, discipline, and extraordinary competitive growth.
Sharma has been a member of the Johns Creek golf program for all four years, developing into one of the school’s most respected student‑athletes both on and off the course. During his time at Johns Creek, Sharma rose through the ranks to become a team captain, providing steady leadership and setting a high standard for his teammates.
In 2024, Sharma earned one of the state’s most prestigious honors: GSGA Most Improved Player of the Year. This recognition reflected his relentless work ethic, dramatic year‑to‑year performance gains, and commitment to elevating his game. His improvement and competitive consistency helped position the Johns Creek golf program as one of the region’s most reliable contenders.
Beyond his athletic accomplishments, Sharma is known as a dedicated scholar‑athlete who balances demanding academic coursework with the responsibilities of leading a high‑level golf program. His character, sportsmanship, and integrity have made him a model representative of Johns Creek High School.
"We are incredibly proud of the way Naman represents Johns Creek, his attitude, leadership, and commitment have left a lasting impact on our program. West Point is getting a remarkable young man.”
Sharma now prepares to take his talents to one of the most respected institutions in the country, where he will compete in Division I collegiate golf while pursuing an elite academic and military education.
Johns Creek congratulates Naman Sharma on this outstanding achievement and looks forward to following his continued success at Army West Point.
Johns Creek’s Pragya Modgil Commits to California Institute of Technology - Caltech)
Johns Creek High School proudly announces that senior Pragya Modgil has committed to continue her academic career at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) in Pasadena, California—one of the world’s most respected STEM institutions. Modgil has been a standout member of both the cross country and track & field programs during her four years at Johns Creek, all while distinguishing herself as one of the school’s most accomplished scholars and student leaders.
Modgil competed in four years of track and three years of cross country, earning varsity letters in both sports during her junior and senior seasons. She represented Johns Creek on the girls’ cross country state teams in both 11th and 12th grades and served as team captain her senior year, providing leadership rooted in positivity, discipline, and accountability.
Her excellence has been consistently recognized. Modgil earned Coach’s Awards in both sports and received the Cross Country Academic Award in back-to-back years for having the highest GPA on the team. She was named a Scholar Athlete throughout high school, balancing demanding training schedules with elite academic pursuits.
On the track, Modgil delivered impressive performances including a top‑10 finish at the 2025 Fulton County Championships, and she competed at the region meet in the 800 meters and as the anchor of the 4×800 relay.
Beyond athletics, Modgil has established herself as one of Johns Creek’s most accomplished STEM students. She is a National Merit Semifinalist and a 2025 NCWIT Georgia Award Winner, recognizing her achievements and leadership in computing and engineering.
Her research résumé is extraordinary. Modgil has conducted advanced scientific research with Emory University and NASA, working on projects focused on human health, environmental science, and innovative engineering solutions. Her work earned selection for presentation at the International Biomedical Engineering Society Annual Conference in both 2024 and 2025, a rare distinction for a high school researcher.
At Johns Creek, she helped found the JCHS STEM Research Club and holds leadership roles within the school’s robotics program, which has qualified for the state championships three consecutive years. She also mentors fellow students in computer science, further demonstrating her commitment to building future STEM talent.
A multi-talented student, Modgil is also a classically trained dancer with over a decade of performance experience. She has performed locally, nationally, and even on the prestigious stage of Carnegie Hall, showcasing her versatility and passion for the arts.
“Pragya embodies the true spirit of a Johns Creek student‑athlete, her academic drive, athletic dedication, leadership, and character set her apart. We are incredibly proud of all she has accomplished and the way she represents our school community.”
As she prepares to join Caltech, Modgil brings with her a record of excellence, discipline, and curiosity that will undoubtedly continue to flourish at one of the nation’s premier universities.
Johns Creek High School congratulates Pragya Modgil on her incredible achievements and looks forward to watching her continued success at Caltech.
Johns Creek’s Donny Myers Signs to Play Baseball at Mount St. Joseph University
Johns Creek High School proudly announces that senior Donny Myers has committed to continue his baseball career at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, Ohio. Myers becomes the latest Gladiator to advance to the collegiate level, showcasing years of dedication, development, and competitive spirit on and off the field.
Myers has been a member of the Johns Creek baseball program for all 4 years, growing through the youth system and high school ranks to become a reliable presence within the program. As a freshman, he was recognized as the Freshman Team MVP, an early indication of his work ethic and potential.
Under the guidance of Coaches Billy Nicholson & Jim Ernst, Myers has continued to build his skills, earning the respect of both teammates and coaching staff. Known for his commitment, positive attitude, and team‑first approach, he has been a steady contributor to the culture of Johns Creek baseball.
“Donny is the kind of player every program is fortunate to have, he shows up, works hard, supports his teammates, and represents Johns Creek with class. We are excited to see him take this next step.”
At Mount St. Joseph University, Myers will join a competitive NCAA program while pursuing his academic goals in an environment that values leadership and personal growth.
Johns Creek congratulates Donny Myers on signing with Mount St. Joseph University and celebrates the impact he has made during his time as a Gladiator. The school looks forward to following his continued success at the next level.
Johns Creek’s Julia Pou Signs to Swim at the Georgia Institute of Technology
Johns Creek High School proudly celebrates senior Julia Pou, who has officially committed to continue her academic and athletic career at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, Georgia. A standout in the Swim & Dive program for the past 2 years, Pou has developed into one of the most decorated athletes in school history and a leader within the program under Coach Jordan Smith.
Pou’s accomplishments in the water are extraordinary. She is a three‑time Scholastic All‑American, demonstrating elite performance both in the classroom and in competition. In 2025, she captured the GHSA 5A Women’s 200 Individual Medley State Championship, a performance that highlighted her versatility, technical mastery, and competitive drive.
Her achievements extend beyond the high school season. Pou is a USA Swimming Summer and Winter Junior Nationals qualifier, placing her among the nation’s top swimmers in her age group and earning her recognition on a national stage.
Becoming a Scholastic All‑American for three consecutive years reflects Pou’s commitment to balancing rigorous academic standards with a championship‑caliber training schedule. Her ability to excel in both arenas makes her an exceptional representative of Johns Creek High School and an ideal fit for Georgia Tech’s demanding academic and athletic environment.
Throughout her time at Johns Creek, Pou has earned the respect of her teammates and coaches through her discipline, positive leadership, and consistent pursuit of improvement. She has played a central role in elevating the swim program’s competitiveness and culture.
“Julia is the type of athlete every coach wants to lead their program, she brings dedication, humility, and excellence to everything she does. Georgia Tech is gaining not just a great swimmer, but a great person.”
At Georgia Tech, Pou will join one of the ACC’s most competitive swimming programs while pursuing her academic goals in a world‑class STEM environment. Johns Creek is excited to follow her journey as she continues to grow and compete at the collegiate level.
The school extends its heartfelt congratulations to Julia Pou on her commitment to Georgia Tech and celebrates everything she has accomplished as a Gladiator.
Johns Creek’s Jonas Fleischer Signs to Swim at Converse University
Johns Creek High School proudly recognizes senior Jonas Fleischer, who has officially committed to continue his swimming career at Converse University in Spartanburg, South Carolina. A dedicated member of the swim program for 4 years, Fleischer has built a strong competitive résumé while excelling academically and serving as a model student‑athlete.
Throughout his swimming career, Fleischer has consistently delivered strong performances at both the state and senior‑level stages. He is a three‑time Senior State Finalist and a four‑time GHSA State Finalist, showcasing his ability to compete and succeed against some of the top swimmers in Georgia and beyond.
Under the guidance of Coach Smith, Fleischer has grown into a reliable and disciplined athlete—one who brings consistency, effort, and team spirit to every practice and meet.
Fleischer’s achievements extend well beyond the pool. With a 3.7 GPA, he has earned recognition as a Scholar Athlete and has consistently been named to the Honor Roll. His ability to balance competitive training with academic success reflects the focus, maturity, and work ethic that have defined his time at Johns Creek.
The coaching staff notes that Fleischer has been an invaluable part of the program’s foundation over the past 4 years.
“Jonas has worked hard for every success he’s earned, he approaches the sport with dedication and humility, and he’s been a great representative of Johns Creek High School. We’re excited to see what he accomplishes at the next level.”
At Converse University, Fleischer will join a program known for its competitive spirit and emphasis on athlete development. Johns Creek is confident that his discipline, character, and continued growth will make him a strong contributor both in and out of the pool.
Johns Creek High School congratulates Jonas Fleischer on his commitment to Converse University and celebrates his achievements as a Gladiator.
