Richland High School has 24 seniors who will be playing collegiate sports next year. They are:

• Cole Burgess, football at Abilene Christian University;
• Aaron Denson, football at Southwest Missouri State University;
• Tabatha Huckabee, volleyball at Ouachita Baptist University;
• Allison Miller, cross country at Dallas Baptist Universzity;
• Porscha Miseles-Huff, soccer at Western Texas College;
• Rafael Ramirez, football at Oklahoma Panhandle State University;
• Scout Lyons, football at East Texas Baptist University;
• Ricky Perez, baseball at Alabama State University;
• Jordan Wiley, baseball at San Jacinto College;
• Wes Allen, baseball at Kansas Wesleyan University;
• Will Allen, baseball at Cisco College;
• Lukas Polanco, baseball at Cisco College;
• Mallory LeDoux, soccer at St. Edward’s University;
• Miranda Simmons, soccer at Bryn Mawr College;
• Hannah Allen, soccer at Texas Wesleyan University;
• Riley Reaves, tennis at Colorado State University;
• Morgan Stubblefield, softball at Vernon College;
• JJ Flores, baseball at Panola College;
• Destiny Winkfield, basketball at Weatherford College;
• Brayden Cook, baseball at Dodge City College;
• Hannah Johnson, track at Dallas Baptist University;
• Daniel Cleveland, soccer at University of Montevallo;
• Warren Lindstrom, soccer at Bethany University;
• Evan Love, baseball at North Lake College.

Congratulations to Camille Haley, head theatre director at Richland High School, for receiving  the 2016 Bayard H. Friedman Hero Award from the Score A Goal in the Classroom Foundation. The Foundation recognizes outstanding teaching in North Texas and presented Mrs. Haley with a $1,000 honorarium.

Pictured left to right are Mike Klefeker, Birdville High School technical director; Camille Haley, Richland High School theatre director; Danny Detrick, BISD’s director of fine arts; Renee Norris, Haltom High School head theatre teacher; and Kim Panfil, Birdville High School theatre director.