National Signing Day: seniors commit to various colleges
photo credit: Jordyn Perry
Sign of the times \\ Alongside his family, senior Scotreal Hayes signs a letter of intent to play football at Trinity Valley College.
February 4, 2015
Scotreal Hayes signed his letter of intent to Trinity Valley Community college to play football Feb. 4, National Signing Day.
“Hayes came to a new school and there were a lot of struggles, with new coaches and new students,” Athletic Coordinator Joe Lepsis said.
Hayes played varsity football and his experience would not be forgotten. His teammates walked on stage andshook his hand in congratulations.
“He was always ready to work, and coaches could count on him. He had a smile on his face everyday, and that’s what we looked for,” Lepsis said.
Hayes’ teammates and classmates stayed back after the signing to offer their congratulations.
“It was a good experience coming to Wylie East and getting to know everyone,” Hayes said. “I feel like it will be a new beginning in my life after high school.”
Also signing today were:
Brooke-Lynn Scroggins signed with the University of Louisiana-Monroe.
Sarah O’Neall signed to play soccer with Ouachita Baptist University.
Asia Revely and Brittany Jones signed to play soccer at Texas Women’s University.
Morgan Cave signed with St. Mary’s University.
![Tellin’ it how it is \\ Boys head soccer coach and anatomy and physiology teacher Trey Vaut (in the blue beanie) directs the drill during morning practice March 6. This school year marked his 11th year as a high school soccer head coach. “I learn every year from my players because you have different types of kids, personalities [and] things like being able to communicate with them correctly what you’re trying to teach them and to be open,” Vaut said.](https://wehsblueprint.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/sports-storylobna-2-29_0098-2EDIT-600x400.jpg)
