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RISD student-athletes sign with colleges on National Signing Day

Eleven student-athletes from Richardson Independent School District high schools committed to colleges and universities on November 11.

Renata Ferris· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

November 11, 20261 min read

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Student-athletes from Richardson Independent School District high schools committed to continuing their academic and athletic development at colleges and universities around the country on National Signing Day, November 11. The district announced the commitments for athletes from Pearce High School, Lake Highlands High School, and Richardson High School.

From Pearce High School, Lexie Landers committed to the Colorado School of Mines for softball. Lincoln Boyuls signed with Washington University for baseball, while Deuce Hernandez and Brooks Hale both committed to baseball programs at Austin College and Howard College, respectively.

Lake Highlands High School athletes included Rhett Austin, who signed with the University of Tulsa for cross country and boys track, and Kacy Corcoran, who committed to the University of Tulsa for girls soccer. Addyson Perez signed with the University of Texas at El Paso for girls soccer.

Richardson High School athletes included Rachel Lawless-Felarca, who committed to Kansas University for soccer, and Harris Cohorn, who signed with Trinity University of San Antonio for cross country. Mackenzie Ratcliff committed to Prairie View A&M for volleyball, and Kylie Quirk signed with Randall University for girls soccer.

The district stated that the hard work of these student-athletes has paid off. Officials thanked coaches, parents, and teammates for their support and expressed anticipation for celebrating student-athletes during future signing days throughout the school year.

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Renata Ferris writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Richardson.

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