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Seven Farmers sign NLOI

by | May 15, 2025 | Latest, Sports

Farmersville High School seniors, from left, Michael Vasquez (UDA Soccer UK Chester), Kenah Brown (Weatherford College), Alexi Atchison (West Texas A&M University), PJ Capetillo (Louisiana Tech), Isabella Deluco (King’s College), Morgan Cobb (University of the Ozarks) and Braxtin Turney (Kansas Wesleyan) each signed a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, May 7. Photo by David Wolman / C&S Media

By David Wolman

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Although the 2024–25 school year is winding down at Farmersville High School, important decisions still remain for many students—especially seniors.

For Alexi Atchison, Isabella Deluco, Braxtin Turney, Morgan Cobb, Michael Vasquez, PJ Capetillo and Kenah Brown, the next phase of their lives is set. Each Farmer student-athlete signed a National Letter of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers at their respective colleges.

Atchison will attend West Texas A&M University, Brown signed with Weatherford College, Capetillo will compete in powerlifting for Louisiana Tech University, Cobb will play women’s soccer for the University of the Ozarks, Vasquez will play soccer overseas for UDA Soccer UK in Chester, England, Deluco inked with the King’s College women’s volleyball team, and Turney will play men’s basketball for Kansas Wesleyan University.

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