HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. - Ocean View High School (OVHS) celebrated their student-athletes yesterday afternoon during Athletic Signing Day, honoring this all-female group for securing their futures as collegiate athletes. 

Each student-athlete surrounded the OVHS theater stage, while families, friends, and teammates filled the theater with excitement, ready to cheer on their athletes for all they have accomplished to reach their goals of playing collegiate athletics. OVHS Athletic Director Tim Walsh thanked everyone for their support and reiterated the hard work, dedication, and lessons these athletes have overcome to be successful not only in the classroom but in their sport as well. Each student-athlete was announced for their sport and college they will be attending before signing their National Letters of Intent.

The seven student-athletes who have committed to playing collegiate athletics are:

1. Jade Auger - Women's Volleyball - University of Dallas
2. Ashley Capelouto - Softball - Tennessee Tech 
3. Sienna Erskine - Softball - Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
4. Annelies Kluvers - Stunt - Hope International University
5. Kadence Moody - Cheer - Hope International University
6. Isis Salazar - Women's Soccer - Cal State Bakersfield
7. Kaylynn Trujillo - Cheer - Hope International University

“We are so proud of these student-athletes who have put in the hard work to give themselves the opportunity to continue their academic and athletic careers at the next level,” exclaimed OVHS Athletic Director Tim Walsh. “These young women are talented athletes, great students (combined GPA of 3.7), and all display tremendous character. We wish them the best of luck and look forward to watching them compete at the next level!”

The Huntington Beach Union High School District is so excited to see these female student-athletes continue their academic and athletic careers at the next level. They have been committed to their academics and athletics throughout their high school careers, and we know they will continue to succeed at the collegiate level.

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