Seventeen Aldine ISD student athletes take a step towards their dream on National Signing Day – Northeast News

ALDIN – Seventeen student-athletes from various sports gathered in their school auditoriums surrounded by their proud families, coaches and teachers on February 1 for National Autograph Day 2023.

Eisenhower High School led the way with five student-athletes participating in the national signing day, and all the athletes stayed in Texas. Athlete Tyler Hutcherson signed a letter of intent to attend the Stephen F. Austin School, and defenseman Darrius Adams signed to attend Texas Lutheran University. The star went public with Ryan Niblett to pursue his career at the University of Texas. Shooting guard Kelion Dorsey signed a letter of intent to attend Texas Southern University, and first baseman Carisma Garcia signed a letter of intent to attend Texas Southern University.

At Aldeen High School, four student-athletes signed national letters of intent. Defensive End Football Joshua Johnson has signed on to continue his career at St Olaf’s College. While baseball players Daniel Rojas, Gianni Gonzalez and Jorge Cruz signed up to train at Mountain View Community College.

Davis High School watched as four student athletes signed to continue their careers at the next level. Wideout Andre Washington has signed to play in Concordia in Wisconsin, and athlete Stephen Howard has signed to play on Trine University 1st team – all-county quarterback Courtney Davis is set to play for Texas Southern University. Shortstop and pitcher Julian Scott would continue his baseball career at Antelope Valley College.

At MacArthur High School, three student athletes signed letters of intent. Justin Williams and cornerback Paul Anthony Stevens, two outstanding athletes, have signed up to study at Rice University, a premier academic and athletic institution. Defensive midfielder Cesar Barrientos has also signed a letter of acceptance from Sterling College to further his athletic career.

At Nimitz High School, one student athlete participated in a national autograph day, but it was a big celebration! Cortez Winslow, 6’4″ and 290 pounds, has signed a letter of intent to continue his playing career at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.