by Tracy McCue, Sumner Newscow — It was National Signing Day across the U.S., Kansas and Sumner County on Wednesday.

Four Wellington High School seniors signed letters of intent to play sports at various colleges as well as four Conway Springs football players.

Those who signed were:

Megan Campbell has signed a letter of intent to run track at Wichita State University. Campbell is with her parents Alan and Terri Campbell. Standing from left are Charles Wallace, Cherity Elder and Tyler Ryan, her track coaches.

Megan Campbell

Allysa Gandy signed a letter of intent Wednesday to play volleyball at Coffeyville Community College. She is seated with her parents Kelly Green and Terry Gandy. Wellington head volleyball coach Cherity Elder is standing.

Alyssa Gandy

Austin Lloyd signed a letter of intent to play football at Bethany College in Lindsborg. He is seated with his parents Michael and Michelle Lloyd. Standing from left are: Tyler Ryan, Wellington head football coach; grandparents John Lloyd and Tyra Dwyer; his aunt Stacy Davis and assistant coach John Gifford.

Austin Lloyd

Colan Macias signed a letter of intent to play at Coffeyville Community College. Seated are his sister Alayna and his father Vince Macias. Standing, from left, are Wellington head football coach Tyler Ryan and assistant coach John Gifford.

Colan Macias

Conway Springs —

The four players who signed at Conway Springs include:

•Tanner Wood – Kansas State University;

•Quientine Hanafin – Southwestern College;

•Carl Leahy – Highland Community College;

•Josh Neises – Highland Community College.

Four Conway Springs players with Cardinal High School coaching staff.

Special thanks to Steve Sturgis of www.wellington.cc for supplying the pictures of the Wellington athletes and the Conway Springs journalism class for supplying the Cardinal pictures.