National Signing Day is here. Find out where Dallas-Fort Worth athletes are going

Brian Gosset
·4 min read

Another national signing day is here as athletes can become official with their colleges starting on Wednesday February 1, 2023.

Send updates to bgosset@star-telegram.com

Aledo

Garrett Addington, Baseball, NCTC

Matthew Clark, Baseball, Hill College

Chloe Cox, Softball, Mary Hardin Baylor

Ryan Cox, Football, Howard Payne

Tanner Howse, Swimming, Hendrix College

Braylan Mahanay, Golf, Weatherford College

Cap Mooney, Football, To Be Announced

Lawson Moore, Football, Central Missouri University

Bryon Moreno-Wheeler, Football, To Be Announced

Andrew Parkhurst, Football, Hardin Simmons

Jalen Pope, Football, Oklahoma State

Isaac Sohn, Football, North Texas

Allen

Kasen Carpenter, Football, Tulsa

Argyle

Maya Bland, Softball, Oklahoma

Jason Crowder, Football, SFA

JC Davis, Argyle, Weatherford College

Regan Dillon, Softball, Lafayette College

Ava Edwards, Softball, Regis University

Dax Horany, Football, Sam Houston State

Keira Inman, Softball, University of Maine

Gaven Lane, Golf, Oklahoma State

Michael Madrie, Football, Boise State

Grant Mirabal, Football, Oklahoma State

Hunter Sandifer, Baseball, Frank Phillips College

Cadence Schrader, Softball, Clark University

Riley Van Poppel, Football, Nebraska

Azle

Makynna Hinkle, Volleyball, McPherson College

Karlee Locke, Basketball, Bethel College

Kendall Locke, Basketball, Bethel College

Bell

Gracien Anto, Football, Central Missouri

Kyland Brown, Football, Kilgore College

Max Johnston, Football, Henderson State

Darrius Carter, Football, Emporia State

Elijah Campbell, Football, Missouri Western State

Evenn Head, Football, Texas Wesleyan

Dominic Hernandez-Denhart, Football, Hendrix College

Logan Osborn, Football, Texas Woman’s

Boswell

Santrea Armstead, Softball, Hampton University

Connor Campbell, Football, Arkansas Tech

Gage Ellis, Football, Mary Hardin Baylor

Stephanie Gutierrez, Volleyball, Rice

Nick Hawthorne, Football, Boise State

Malia Jones, Softball, UNLV

Kynley Menchaca, Softball, Arlington Baptist

Brady Miller, Baseball, Seminole State College

Madi Parrish, Volleyball, Angelo State

Presleigh Roest, Volleyball, Midwestern State

Jaden Saysanam, Lacrosse, Mount St. Mary’s

Bowie

Kylie Phillips, Softball, Vernon College

Brewer

Trinity Evans, Basketball, Weatherford College

Burleson

Tatum Bloom, Volleyball, Arkansas-Monticello

Emily Jacobs, Softball, Hardin Simmons

Lennon Porter, Soccer, Sam Houston State

Burleson Centennial

Kylie Barnes, Softball, Texas Wesleyan

Hailey De La Rosa, Softball, Texas Wesleyan

Katy Hicks, Softball, Arlington Baptist

Grant Moffatt, Football, Mary Hardin Baylor

Bailey Schaefer, Soccer, Southern Nazarene

Keily Schweitzer, Softball, University of Mobile

Jalynn Vasquez, Softball, Lubbock Christian

Byron Nelson

Kaleb Castillo, Baseball, Western Texas College

Noah Cortez, Football, Southwest Baptist University

Avery Couch, Softball, Plymouth State

Aaron Darden, Football, Southwest Baptist University

Luis Santiago, Baseball, Dodge City CC

Carroll

Owen Allen, Football, Air Force

Art Clayton, Football, Morehead State

Jake Hall, Football, Tarleton State

Tyler White, Football, Texas A&M

Central

Abby Baglin, Softball, NCTC

Morgan Crandall, Softball, Howard College

Chisholm Trail

Claire Duley, Volleyball, Oklahoma Christian

Hayden Norwich, Track and Field, ACU

Adrienne Soto, Softball, Seward County College

Cleburne

Allyson Reed, Soccer, Angelo State

Country Day

Paxton Matthews, Baseball, Sewanee The University of the South

Dallas Christian

Trenity Okedele, Softball, Doane University

Eaton

Easton Andrews, Baseball, Redlands CC

Euless Trinity

Fabiola Betancourt, Indoor/Beach Volleyball, McKendree University

Faiana Halatoa, Volleyball, East Central

Mackenzie Mizell, Soccer, Midland University

FM Coram Deo

Carson Schmitz, Football, Oklahoma Baptist

Fossil Ridge

Devin Gladney, Baseball, Ottawa University

Grace Prep

Cade Hall, E-Sports, Boise State

Madox Jackson, Cheer/Stunt, UT-Tyler

Granbury

Drew Henderson, Football, Louisiana Tech

Lillian Williams, Softball, Arkansas Rich Mountain

Grandview

Shelby Martin, Volleyball, Oklahoma Christian

Grapevine

Grant Kline, Baseball, UT-Dallas

Allison Koch, Softball, UT-Dallas

Max Livingston, Football, Dartmouth

Drew Nelson, Football, Harding

Parker Polk, Football, ACU

Travis Mason, Football, East Texas Baptist

Guyer

Reed Lance, Baseball, Oklahoma Wesleyan

Lauren Schneider, Volleyball, Kansas State

Hockaday

Maia Hartley, Softball, Penn

Horn

Bradley Amwayi, Football, Oklahoma Baptist

Trey Arroyo, Football, To Be Announced

Amarion Atwood, Football, Texas State

Jeremiah Batiste, Football, To Be Announced

DJ Coleman, Football, Baylor

Chris Dawn, Football, Texas State

Dmyyn Evans, Football, To Be Announced

Armani Itote, Football, Wagner College

Jordan Lester, Football, TCU

Jayden Plater, Football, Midwestern State

Justin Underwood, Football, Southwestern Oklahoma State

Joshua

Stockton Frisina, Baseball, Cameron University

Jonah McDaniel, Baseball, LeTourneau

Keller

Luke O’Neill, Baseball, Dodge City CC

Baylie Simon, Soccer, ACU

Legacy

Brynn Dowd, Beach Volleyball, Arizona State

Martin

Gia Alvarez, Softball, Dallas University

Lauren Hill, Softball, Dodge City CC

Nevaeh Richmond-Huzarevich, Softball, East Central

Emily Widner, Volleyball, Temple College

Mesquite

Cori Brown, Basketball, Southwestern Christian

Zoe Brown, Basketball, Southwestern Christian

Nolan Catholic

Damaris Saldivar, Softball, Texas A&M International

Northwest

Cole Barton, Baseball, Rose State College

Roger Bean, Baseball, Redlands CC

Andrew Grier, Baseball, Galveston College

Shepard Hall, Baseball, Murray State College

Kaleb Higgs, Baseball, Fort Scott CC

Hannah Strickland, Softball, Eastern Florida State

Cora Tippie, Volleyball, North Central University

Paschal

Rejinah Hickman, Volleyball, Wiley College

Richland

Alex Batz, Football, Southern Nazarene

Natalie Gomez, Soccer, Harding

Emily Keohen, Volleyball, Cameron

Lyndsie Taylor, Soccer, UT-Dallas

Saginaw

Skyler Barber, Track and Field, Augustana College

Bailee Hewitt, Volleyball, East Central

Summit

Derek York, Baseball, Frontier College

Timber Creek

Samantha Gibbs, Golf, Texas A&M Corpus Christi

Western Hills

Keyon Butler, Football, Central Missouri

Aaron Martin, Football, Central Missouri

RJ Moilan, Football, Central Missouri

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