Three Myrtle Beach football players to announce college plans

By Ian Guerin - For The Sun News

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Three more Myrtle Beach football players are headed to the college ranks.

Seahawk seniors Kerry Chestnut, Dequan Wilson and Lavandrick Wilson will also commit to Louisburg (N.C.) College, a junior college program, at 10 a.m. Thursday.

Chestnut, an integral part of all facets of the Myrtle Beach team the last two years, played defensive end, tight end and on special teams. He accounted for five total touchdowns last season.

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Dequan Wilson was expected to be the team’s top receiver before injuries limited his production to 37 receptions for 498 yards and seven touchdowns. Lavandrick Wilson piled up 77 tackles, two interceptions and a defensive touchdown from his spot in the Seahawk secondary.

The three players will join forces with Carolina Forest receiver Aaron Williams, who signed with Louisburg earlier this month.

Contact IAN GUERIN at ian@ianguerin.com.

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