Three Americas High School softball student-athletes signed their letters of intent to attend colleges and universities Dec. 15 in the school’s rotunda.
Christalynne Sepulveda, a four-year varsity letterman, signed her letter of intent with the University of Texas at El Paso where she plans to study pre-medicine and continue to veterinary school.
Her athletic accolades include being on a final four finalist team for the 2022 UIL 6A Texas Softball State Championships and being named 1st Team All-Academic. Sepulveda has been playing softball for nine years.
“Today is a relief to see all the hard work pay off,” Sepulveda said. “Especially for the young girls that come after me, I want to set a good example.”
Juliet Vigil, a four-year letterman, signed her letter of intent with Western Texas College, where she plans to study nursing.
Her athletic accolades include being on a final four finalist team for the 2022 UIL 6A Texas Softball State Championships and being named 1st Team All-Academic. Vigil has been playing softball for 13 years.
“I am extremely excited to see what the future holds for myself and my future softball career,” Vigil said. “I believe in the will of everything happening for a reason and so if this is what I’m meant to be doing then I can't wait to go and get started!”
Analisse Zubia, a four-year letterman, signed her letter of intent with El Paso Community College, where she plans to study echocardiography.
Her athletic accolades include being on a final four finalist team for the 2022 UIL 6A Texas Softball State Championships and being named 2nd Team All-District. She is a proud member of the AVID program. Zubia has been playing softball since she was 4 years old.
“I feel blessed, I know only a handful get the opportunity to play at the next level,” Zubia said. “My high school experiences have helped shape me and prepare me in many ways.”
Americas High School softball student-athletes signed their letters of intent event photos
Published January 13, 2023
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