Dragon Student-Athletes Sign Letters of Intent

Carroll Senior High School and the Carroll Athletic Department hosted an event on Wednesday morning to recognize an outstanding group of student-athletes who signed their National Letter of Intent to study and play at the collegiate level after graduation.

In total, twenty-six athletes from sports ranging from soccer to beach volleyball signed to play college athletics.

Carroll Senior High Principal, Shaun Duhon, is thankful for the time these Dragons spent in Carroll ISD.

“These students have represented this school and district in the best way, we are excited to continue to follow both their athletic and educational careers”, said Duhon.

Congratulations to these outstanding athletes.

Sydney Nobles – Soccer – University of Texas at Austin
Taylor Tufts – Soccer – University of Oklahoma
Gabriella Missimo – Soccer – University of Texas at Austin
Karen Lee – Golf – Henderson state university
Tara Sumer – soccer – Baylor University
Summer Westover – Diving – BYU
Callie Craus Volleyball (beach) McNeese State University
Hope Shannon – Volleyball – University of Arizona
Abbey Sweeting – Volleyball – California State University – Northridge (CSUN)
Summer Westover – Diving – BYU
McKenzie Nichols – Volleyball – Texas Christian University (TCU)
Harper Jane Hallgren – Volleyball – University of Southern California
Landon Chance Armstrong – Swimming – Dartmouth College
Sutton MacTavish – Beach Volleyball – Pepperdine University
Madeline Bryant – Soccer – Baylor University
Delaney Bell – Volleyball – DePauw University
Madison Cashon – Softball – Tarleton State University
Bailey Meyer – Soccer – Trinity University
Ashton Begley – Golf – Oklahoma State University
Caroline Berutti – Soccer – University of Oklahoma
Lauren Long – Softball – Brown University
Serena Eboh – Soccer – Southern Methodist University
Gaby Garcia – Softball – Stephen F. Austin
Kevin Repice – Swimming – Duke University
Natalie Whalen – Swimming – Harvard University
Sydney Balint – Swimming -University of Indianapolis