Aldine ISD Recognizes Female Student-Athletes as Part of National Girls and Women in Sports Day

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Aldine ISD will join school districts, colleges, universities and professional sports organizations across the country in recognizing their female student-athletes on National Girls and Women Sports Day, which will be celebrated on Feb. 7.

National Girls and Women Sports Day is an annual day of observance held during the first week of February to acknowledge the accomplishments of female athletes, recognize their influence of sports participation for women and girls, and honor their progress and advocation for equality for women in sports.

“We want to wish our female student-athletes in Aldine ISD a joyful National Girls and Women Sports Day,” said Sandra Mader, Aldine ISD’s Director of Athletic Services. “May your passion for sports drive you to new heights of achievement and wellness. Sports teach us invaluable lessons about teamwork, dedication and perservance. We are proud of the way you represent Aldine ISD in the classroom, on the field, on the court and how you serve as leaders on your respective campuses. We also want to thank our coaches for the dedication and devotion to their female student-athletes and for their guidance.”

A number of AISD’s female student-athletes will see their hour years of hard work rewarded with college scholarships in a number of endeavors.

Over the next few weeks, they will sign national letters of intent to continue their academic and athletic careers.

Those signing national letters of intent from Aldine High School will be:

• Fernanda Alvarado – soccer (multiple offers, undecided)
• Kenya López – soccer (multiple offers, undecided)
• Sarahi Chávez – soccer (multiple offers, undecided)
• Aurora Cerda – soccer (multiple offers, undecided)
• Michelle Huerta – soccer (Paul Quinn College)

Those signing national letters of intent from Davis High School will be:

• Jazmin Orange – volleyball (Multiple offers, undecided)
• Laniyah Howard – volleyball (Howard University)
• Lorin Stewart – cheer (St. Edwards)
• Nevaeh Tellis – cheer (undecided)
• Brooklyn Thompson – cheer (undecided)
• Pariz Fountain – cheer (Abilene Christian University)

Those signing national letters of intent from Eisenhower High School will be:

• Sydney Page – cheer (Tulane University)
• Chelsea Mathis – athletic trainer (North Carolina AT&T University)

Signing a national letter of intent from MacArthur High School will be soccer player Estrella Arriazola, who will sign with LSU Eunice.

Those signing national letters of intent from Nimitz High School will be:

• T’Asia Green – volleyball (Wiley College)
• Kyndal Roberts – basketball (Lamar University)

If you get the chance, please come out and support our female student-athletes during the spring semester.