Coahoma’s Everett signs with Concordia Texas softball program
Christopher Hadorn,
Jan 18, 2023
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Coahoma second baseman Christian Everett, middle, signs her letter of intent to play softball at Concordia University. Also pictured are her family members from left, Tony Everett, father; Cara Valadez; Cece Valadez; Sara Valadez, Rosa Valadez; Andrea Valadaz; and Christine Everett, mother.
Lyndel Moody, Coahoma ISD
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Coahoma second baseman Christian Everett, who signed her letter of intent to play softball at Concordia University today, poses with her 2023 Bulldogette softball teammates after the ceremony.
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Christian Everett, middle, signs his letter of intent to play softball at Concordia University. Also pictured are her family members from left, Tony Everett, father; Cara Valadez; Cece Valadez; Sara Valadez, Rosa Valadez; Andrea Valadez; and Christine Everett, mother.
Lyndel Moody, Coahoma ISD5of5
Coahoma senior second baseman Christian Everett signed a National Letter of Intent on Wednesday with the Concordia Texas softball program at NCAA Division III school in Austin.
Everett helped guide the Bulldogettes to a 33-5-1 record and an appearance in the Class 3A state championship game during her junior season in 2022.
Everett garnered 2022 Texas Girls Coaches Association Class 3A all-state honors and is a two-time All-District 5-3A first team selection.
Known for her speed, Everett hit .398 with 14 stolen bases and 33 runs scored during her junior year, which earned her a spot in the 2022 TGCA All-Star Game for lower classification schools.
She inked with a Tornados program that went 14-23 overall and was 11-19 in conference in the 11-team American Southwest Conference last year.
Everett, who ranks in the top 10% academically of her class, plans to study psychology and eventually communication science and disorders at Concordia University. Her long-term plan is to pursue a career in speech pathology and work for a children’s hospital.
Sports reporter for the Midland Reporter-Telegram.