Throughout the 2013-2014 school year, many Jaguar student athletes signed letters of intent and/or committed to play collegiate sports. According to Lewisville ISD (LISD)'s Athletics Department, the following students have signed letters of intent and/or have committed to play collegiate sports: 

Baseball

Mitch Andrews, Sam Houston State University

Kyle Johnston, The University of Texas at Austin

Seth Jordan, West Virginia University

Tim Millard, Dallas Baptist University

BJ Myers, West Virginia University

Stefan Szymankiewicz, Hill College

Connor Wanhanen, Texas Christian University

Cross Country/Track

Cassidy Allen, Sam Houston State University

Nicholas Costanza, The University of Texas at Austin 

Zachariah Hamstra, The University of Texas at Austin

Rachael Grossman, The University of Texas at San Antonio  

Kyle Mann, Hardin-Simmons University

Elizabeth Osondu, University of North Texas

Wesley Ward, The University of Texas at Austin

Brittany White, University of North Texas

Football

Zach Adams, West Texas A&M University 

Kyle Edmiston, Rhodes College  

Cameron Gamble, Louisiana State University 

Chris Miles, University of North Texas

Girls' Soccer

Gabi D'Alesandro, McNeese State University

Emma Heckendorn, Texas Christian University

Alexia Hix, Southern Mississippi University

Olivia Hartman, Hardin Simmons University

Alex Lowery, Northeastern State University

Caitlin McCarrell, St. Mary's University

Kennedy Miller, The University of Texas at El Paso  

Sydney Rapp, The University of Texas at El Paso 

Golf

Bryant Evans, Western Kentucky University

Softball

Katie Holehouse, George Mason University
Alex Jennings, Ouachita Baptist University

Tessa Olssen, Henderson State University

Kelly Powell, Ouachita Baptist University

Allie Smith, West Texas A&M University

Swimming

Abbie Porter, Colorado Mesa University

Congratulations, student athletes. Best of luck on your new endeavor!

Not long ago, we were students at schools you now attend.
Here's a few thoughts of what exactly it means to be a Jaguar. Good luck!
- FMHS Senior Class 2014

"Don't blow off your freshman year. Be excited and get involved. Join clubs you're interested in and try hard in your classes. Your freshman year sets you up for your entire high school career, so it's important you have an awesome start!" -Erin Brooks

-Victoria Brooks

"Don't freak out and think you have to take a bunch of Advanced Placement (AP) classes just because your friends are taking them. Take the classes that you are passionate about at your own pace. Study hard, but also enjoy your time in high school!" -Ashley Davenport

"High school is full of many opportunities. You have the choice to take advantage of the opportunity, or to blow it off. Always opt in to extra credit projects, print off reviews early, get involved, join clubs like student council, and always ask for help if you do not understand something. Contrary to common belief, our teachers and staff actually want our students to succeed!" -Stephanie Beasley

"Make new friends, meet new people and always have an open mind. Don't worry too much about what others think; high school is only four years long. So smile as often as possible and always keep your chin up!" -Hannah Schwartz

"Time management is a huge part of a successful, and less stressful, high school experience! Don't wait until the last minute to do homework, projects, or studying for tests. Also, work hard your freshman year! I hear people all the time say, 'My GPA isn't that great, because I blew off my first year in high school!'" 

-Jackie Robillard

"Avoid following the status quo. You will have nearly 800 people in your graduating class. Don't be that person who doesn't know more than half the people walking across the stage with you. Reach out to your classmates, and strive to make friends outside of your comfort zone. Our diversity is what makes us a world-class school!" -Kayla Siler

"Take pride in the school and actively participate! School spirit is all about having a positive attitude and showing your love for the school. Going to sporting events, attending school performances, and participating in spirit days are all ways to show how much you appreciate FMHS. So do it!" 

-Megan Shepler

"Enjoy your time in high school! You will not believe how fast your four years go by. Stop and smell the roses and just take it all in! Try and stay positive even when you get stressed." -Chloe Harris

"Have fun in high school and get involved! It's an easy way to make friends, and you will carry those friendships all throughout your four years here. Clubs and extracurricular activities look