7 Inspiring Standouts You Never Knew Called Frisco Home

Frisco has exploded as one of Texas's fastest-growing suburbs, blending modern amenities, top-tier schools, and a sports-centric culture that propels residents to national heights. With facilities like The Star and a focus on youth development, the city fosters talents in athletics, music, science, and beyond.

Their stories reflect Frisco's dynamic energy and community support. Let us spotlight seven remarkable individuals with roots in Frisco, each turning local opportunities into groundbreaking achievements.

 

Jaedyn Shaw, a Frisco High standout, has risen as a star for the U.S. Women's National Team and the North Carolina Courage, showcasing her soccer prowess on international stages.

 

Dawson Deaton, from Frisco Centennial, played center at Texas Tech before being drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the NFL, bringing his strong work ethic to professional football.

 

Maelyn Jarmon, a Frisco High graduate, won Season 16 of The Voice with her powerhouse vocals, captivating audiences and performing across the country.

 

Cheyenne Kimball, a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from 

Frisco, launched her career locally before headlining in Nashville's vibrant music scene.

 

Nick Bolton, who starred at Lone Star High and in Frisco youth leagues, now dominates as a linebacker for the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL.

 

Anika Chebrolu, a teen science prodigy, identified a potential COVID-19 inhibitor at age 14, inspiring young researchers with her innovative breakthroughs.

 

Jack Anderson, a Liberty High alumnus, transitioned from Frisco fields to the NFL as an offensive lineman protecting quarterbacks for Philadelphia.

 

These Frisco luminaries demonstrate how the city's growth and resources can launch extraordinary careers. Their successes enhance community spirit and motivate the next generation. For more tales of hometown heroes, explore Frisco's thriving legacy.