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Fayetteville Basketball Enjoys Big Signing Day

MCCULLOUGH TO MISSOURI STATE, MATLOCK TO ORU

Posted: November 15, 2012 at 4:57 a.m.

Anthony Reyes
Several Fayetteville High athletes signed letters of intent Wednesday to play their respective sports for colleges at a signing ceremony at Bulldog Gymnasium in Fayetteville. The athletes are, from left, Vanessa Matlock, signed with Oral Roberts for basketball; Aubrey Edie, signed with Ole Miss for volleyball; Caleb Waitsman, signed with Colorado School of Mines for basketball; Tyler McCullough, signed with Missouri State for basketball; Tatum Marshall, signed with Missouri State for volleyball; and Ashlye Pool, signed with Crowder College for softball.

Tyler McCullough and Caleb Waitsman epitomize a tireless attitude on the basketball court, which has become a trademark around the Fayetteville program.

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