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C2C Lacrosse defensive player Morgan Widner signs to Syracuse University to play lacrosse the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym. Nine CHS athletes signed their letters of intent on National Signing Day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher and infielder Hayden Kettler signs to Baylor University for baseball in the CHS large gym on Nov. 11. Nine CHS athletes gathered on National Signing Day to sign their letters of intent to play sports in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher and infielder Hayden Kettler signs to Baylor University for baseball in the CHS large gym on Nov. 11. Nine CHS athletes gathered on National Signing Day to sign their letters of intent to play sports in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Senior Chris Burdine signs to Oklahoma State University for baseball on Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the Coppell High School large gym. Five CHS students signed their letters of intent to play baseball in college, eight students signing in total. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Senior Chris Burdine signs to Oklahoma State University for baseball on Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the Coppell High School large gym. Five CHS students signed their letters of intent to play baseball in college, eight students signing in total. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher Charles King signs to Texas Christian University to play baseball on the morning of Nov.11, National Signing Day as his sister proudly watches. His sister, CHS graduate, Sarah King signed to Baylor University to play soccer last school year. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher Charles King signs to Texas Christian University to play baseball on the morning of Nov.11, National Signing Day as his sister proudly watches. His sister, CHS graduate, Sarah King signed to Baylor University to play soccer last school year. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher and infielder Ray Gaither signs to Dallas Baptist University to play baseball the next four years the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym, as his sister and CHS sophomore Claire Gaither sits next to him. Nine CHS students signed their letters of intent for various sports on National Signing Day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity pitcher and infielder Ray Gaither signs to Dallas Baptist University to play baseball the next four years the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym, as his sister and CHS sophomore Claire Gaither sits next to him. Nine CHS students signed their letters of intent for various sports on National Signing Day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity catcher and infielder Cole Solomon signs to Abilene Christian University to play baseball the morning of Nov. 11, National Signing Day. Several students, coaches and parents gathered to watch the nine CHS students sign their letters of intent in the large gym. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity catcher and infielder Cole Solomon signs to Abilene Christian University to play baseball the morning of Nov. 11, National Signing Day. Several students, coaches and parents gathered to watch the nine CHS students sign their letters of intent in the large gym. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity infielder Chas Pederson signs to Abilene Christian University to play baseball the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym. Five out of nine students who signed letters of intent signed to play baseball in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity infielder Chas Pederson signs to Abilene Christian University to play baseball the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym. Five out of nine students who signed letters of intent signed to play baseball in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Girls track coach Don Kemp announces Coppell High School senior Morgan Widner’s signing to Syracuse University for lacrosse in the CHS large gym on Nov.11. Widner was one of ten girls lacrosse players in the nation to win a scholarship to play the sport. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Girls track coach Don Kemp announces Coppell High School senior Morgan Widner’s signing to Syracuse University for lacrosse in the CHS large gym on Nov.11. Widner was one of ten girls lacrosse players in the nation to win a scholarship to play the sport. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
C2C Lacrosse defensive player Morgan Widner signs to Syracuse University to play lacrosse the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym. Nine CHS athletes signed their letters of intent on National Signing Day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
C2C Lacrosse defensive player Morgan Widner signs to Syracuse University to play lacrosse the morning of Nov. 11 in the CHS large gym. Nine CHS athletes signed their letters of intent on National Signing Day. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity outside hitter Jamie Stivers signs to play volleyball at Duke University the morning of Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the CHS large gym. Stivers committed to Duke over a year ago and head coach Julie Green says, “she has never looked back.” Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity outside hitter Jamie Stivers signs to play volleyball at Duke University the morning of Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the CHS large gym. Stivers committed to Duke over a year ago and head coach Julie Green says, “she has never looked back.” Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity middle hitter Kylie Hagen-Breitenwischer signs to Concordia University Irvine for volleyball on Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the CHS large gym. Several students, coaches, and family members gathered to watch the nine CHS students sign their letters of intent to play sports in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
Coppell High School varsity middle hitter Kylie Hagen-Breitenwischer signs to Concordia University Irvine for volleyball on Nov. 11, National Signing Day, in the CHS large gym. Several students, coaches, and family members gathered to watch the nine CHS students sign their letters of intent to play sports in college. Photo by Kelly Monaghan.
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