Four Student-Athletes Advance to Collegiate Level, Reflecting Hesperia’s Commitment to Discipline, Achievement, and Community Values
Hesperia, California (Our Hesperia) — Four standout student-athletes from Oak Hills High School have officially signed their National Letters of Intent, marking a major milestone for both the students and the broader Hesperia community. The achievement underscores a continued tradition of discipline, academic excellence, and competitive success within the Hesperia Unified School District, where athletics and academics are viewed as complementary pillars of student development.
The signings highlight not only individual accomplishment, but also the strength of a community that prioritizes hard work, accountability, and opportunity for young people striving to succeed at the next level.
Top Areas Covered in This Report
- Collegiate commitments of four Oak Hills High School athletes
- Record-breaking achievements in track & field and team sports
- Academic performance and leadership among student-athletes
- Continued dominance of Oak Hills athletic programs
- Historical growth of athletics in Hesperia Unified School District
A Legacy of Excellence in Track & Field
Oak Hills senior Jordan Spencer has earned a full athletic scholarship to compete at the NCAA Division I level with the Cal State Fullerton Titans. Spencer’s final season stands among the most accomplished in school history, highlighted by top-tier statewide rankings and multiple league titles.
His performance in sprint events and relay teams helped secure another league championship for Oak Hills, continuing a multi-year streak of dominance. With a 3.8 GPA and record-setting times, Spencer represents the model of a modern student-athlete—balancing academic rigor with elite athletic performance.
Oak Hills’ track program has steadily risen over the past decade, becoming one of the most competitive in Southern California. Investments in coaching, facilities, and youth development pipelines have contributed to producing athletes capable of competing at the highest levels of collegiate sports.
Soccer Program Continues Competitive Tradition
Brycen Bennett will continue his academic and athletic career at Corban University, joining a respected soccer program in the Pacific Northwest. His leadership helped guide Oak Hills to a strong winning season and a deep playoff run.
Oak Hills soccer has quietly built a reputation as a disciplined and competitive program, consistently producing players who advance to collegiate competition. The program’s emphasis on teamwork, conditioning, and academic accountability reflects broader district values that prioritize character alongside performance.
Football Dynasty Sends Two More to the Next Level
Oak Hills football continues its reign as a powerhouse program, with Jorge Mejia Zavala and Trevor Johnson both committing to the University of La Verne Leopards. Their contributions helped extend the team’s remarkable streak of undefeated league seasons and championships.
The Oak Hills football program has become a cornerstone of community pride over the years. Built on fundamentals, discipline, and strong coaching leadership, the program has produced multiple collegiate athletes while maintaining a focus on academic achievement.
Jorge Mejia Zavala’s academic standing—ranking near the top of a large graduating class—demonstrates the program’s commitment to excellence beyond the field. Trevor Johnson’s leadership role further reflects the culture of accountability and teamwork that has defined Bulldog football.
A Community Investment in Student Success
The accomplishments of these four athletes are not isolated successes, but rather the result of sustained investment by families, educators, and community members throughout Hesperia. The district’s approach—blending strong academics with competitive athletics—has helped shape a generation of students prepared for both higher education and future careers.
Over the past two decades, Hesperia Unified School District has expanded its athletic offerings and strengthened its academic standards, serving more than 20,000 students across the high desert region. This growth has positioned the district as a model for balancing opportunity with accountability.
As these student-athletes move on to collegiate programs across the West Coast, they carry with them the values instilled in Hesperia classrooms and athletic fields: hard work, discipline, and a commitment to excellence.
