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LEWISVILLE — With Lewisville’s football team in a transitional phase under first-year head coach Gregg Miller, results were tough to come by on the gridiron as the Farmers finished with a 1-9 mark.

As high schools around the country celebrated National Signing Day on Wednesday, the Plano East athletic department saw 18 of its best athletes join the fray.

The National Signing Day spotlight shined brightly on four student-athletes inking letters of intent at Prestonwood Christian Academy on Wednesday afternoon.

If the West Mesquite players were not sure how much talent was on last year's football team, college recruiters were a constant reminder.

Few sports are entrenched into one city's history like soccer is for Plano.

Elation, celebration and achievement permeated the walls of Plano Senior for National Signing Day.

With athletes around the country signing their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday, there was no shortage of Wakeland players making the cut.

Little Elm

While they may not have competed with the Plano West football players in terms of stature, the girls soccer players had the advantage in size Wednesday morning as nine inked scholarships on National Signing Day.

As Plano West athletic director, Mike Hughes is used to presiding over Signing Day ceremonies.

Plano East

McKinney Boyd saw many of its best and brightest take that next step Wednesday afternoon when 13 athletes in four different sports signed letters of intent to play collegiate athletics on National Signing Day.

Flower Mound

For years McKinney Boyd running back Bryan Driskell has soared above the competition, so it's only fitting that his football talents will take flight at the college level with the Air Force Falcons.

It's every high school football player's dream to play on Saturdays in the fall.

McKinney Boyd seniors Branson Davis and his best friend Vincent Whaley are taking their friendly golf rivalry to the next level.

FLOWER MOUND — With boys and girls soccer teams that have been represented in the postseason since at least the mid 1990s respectively, there hasn’t been any shortage of skilled players that have made their way through Marcus.

Wakeland

After years of dreaming, months of deliberating and a final few tension-filled days to make sure they made the right decision, area athletes could officially celebrate on Wednesday's National Signing Day.

Thousands of high school athletes took part in National Signing Day ceremonies on Wednesday, each with their own special story.

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CELINA -- It was only a formality after an early commitment took away any surprise of Celina lineman Jake Raulerson's future collegiate team.

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