November 14, 2007 —Several Cypress-Fairbanks ISD senior athletes signed national letters of intent today—the first day of the fall early signing period—to play on the collegiate level next season.
Cy-Fair High School had five athletes sign: basketball players Megan Daniel, Mansa El and Nicole Morris signed with Centenary, the University of North Texas and the University of Louisiana-Lafayette, respectively; volleyball player Lacy Hayes signed with Clemson University; and baseball player Robbie Grossman signed with the University of Texas.
At Cypress Ridge High School, baseball player Clay Vanderlaan signed with Michigan State University; and volleyball player DeAmber Smith signed with the University of Indianapolis.
At Cypress Falls High School, swimmer Neil Caskey signed with the University of Texas.
At Cypress Springs High School, basketball player Phillip McDonald signed with the University of New Mexico; and volleyball player Briana Tolbert signed with Baylor University.
Cypress Springs High School senior volleyball player Briana Tolbert signs her national letter of intent to Baylor University on the first day of the fall early signing period on Wednesday.
From left to right, Cy-Fair High School senior volleyball player Lacy Hayes signs with Clemson University; and senior basketball players Mansa El, Nicole Morris and Megan Daniel sign with North Texas, Louisiana-Lafeyette and Centenary, respectively.
Cy-Fair High School senior outfielder Robbie Grossman signed with the University of Texas baseball program on Nov. 14.
Six-foot-1 senior right-handed pitcher Clay Vanderlaan signs with the Michigan State University baseball team while 5-foot-6 senior outside hitter DeAmber Smith signs with the University of Indianapolis volleyball team.
Cypress Springs High School 6-foot-5 senior shooting guard Phillip McDonald holds up his signed letter of intent to the University of New Mexico.
(photo by Alex Benito / The Wingspan)
Cypress Falls High School senior swimmer Neil Caskey signs his national letter of intent to the University of Texas as his mother, Alicia, looks on.
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