Cypress Falls High School Sends Nine Athletes to Compete at the Collegiate Level on 2025 Signing Day
Cypress Falls High School joined the districtwide celebration of Late Spring National Signing Day on April 16, 2025, as nine student-athletes proudly signed letters of intent to pursue collegiate athletics. The ceremony underscored the dedication, perseverance, and sportsmanship that define the Golden Eagles’ athletic community.
Cypress Falls High School Athletes Committed to Colleges:
- Eric Manuel – Football, Blinn College
- Cleveland Walker – Football, Nebraska Wesleyan University
- Xavier Izaguirre – Baseball, Texas College
- Jack Gulley – Baseball, Concordia University Wisconsin
- Nicholas Oji – Boys’ Wrestling, Avila University
- Cody Allen – Boys’ Wrestling, York University
- Glenda Hawk – Girls’ Basketball, Blinn College
- Diego Lopez – Boys’ Soccer, Arlington Baptist University
- Adaliz Diazgranados – Girls’ Tennis, Ottawa College Arizona
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The signing ceremony was a moment of triumph for the athletes, their families, and the entire Cypress Falls community. Students beamed as they inked their commitments to programs that span across the U.S., from Texas to Wisconsin and Arizona.
Among the standouts, Glenda Hawk will bring her basketball talents to Blinn College, while Adaliz Diazgranados becomes the school's only tennis signee, committing to Ottawa College in Arizona. The class also includes several wrestlers, continuing Cypress Falls’ strong tradition in grappling sports.
Cypress Falls has long fostered an environment where student-athletes excel both on and off the field. This class of signees is a reflection of the school’s commitment to athletic development, academic achievement, and character-building.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
