Go get ‘em Mustangs: Five seniors sign to compete at college level
Marble Falls High School seniors Madison Cuplin (left), Sidney Solomon, Amaris Mitchell-Ochoa, Jocelyn Suarez, and Addie Moomaw, were celebrated during a signing day ceremony on Friday, Nov. 13. The young athletes each committed to compete at the college level in their respective sports. Staff photo by Dakota Morrissiey
Marble Falls High School recognized the achievements of five seniors during a signing day ceremony on Friday, Nov. 13. Madison Cuplin, Addie Moomaw, Jocelyn Suarez, Sidney Solomon, and Amaris Mitchell-Ochoa all committed to pursuing athletics at the collegiate level in their post-Mustang journey.
Madison Cuplin
Cuplin signed with Texas Tech University, planning on studying kinesiology as she pursued greater heights with the school’s track and field team. She still has one full season left with MFHS, and will hit the ground running in 2027.
“I plan to show that the work is not over just because I’m signed,” Cuplin told DailyTrib.
She also had this message for underclassmen who’d like to reach the next level in their academic, artistic, and athletic pursuits.
“You have to be obsessed with consistency,” she said. “You can want it, but how bad do you want it?”
Addie Moomaw
Moomaw signed with Baylor University and plans to study sports marketing while she rides for the school’s equestrian team.
“The community here is so amazing,” she told DailyTrib. “I love all of my friends so much and I don’t think that I could have gone to any other school and gotten the same experience.”
Moomaw offered this guidance to Mustangs interested in competing at the next level.
“It’s about dedication. It’s really hard, and you’re going to have to make sacrifices,” she said. “Every social event you miss, every grade you have to make up, it’s all worth it in the end to get to this point.”
Jocelyn Suarez
Suarez signed with Bossier Parish College, joining the school’s softball team as she pursues a degree in education.
“I’ve lived here my entire life, so obviously being a Mustang means something special to me,” she told DailyTrib. “I will always carry everything that the school and town has done for me.”
Suarez had straightforward guidance for Mustangs pursuing college athletics.
“Try your best,” she said. “No matter the ups and down, always pursue it.”
Sidney Solomon
Solomon signed with Midwestern State University, joining the school’s soccer team as she tackles a double major in management and political science.
“I’ve been (at MFHS) for three years and every single coach, every single teacher has always taught me about hard work, dedication on the field and in the classroom,” she told DailyTrib.
Solomon gave this advice to her underclassmen.
“Believe in yourself and you can go to the next level,” she said. “If you believe in yourself, you’re going everywhere, you will go places.”
Amaris Mitchell-Ochoa
Mitchell-Ochoa signed with Carnegie Mellon University, committing to the school’s volleyball team as she studies film and media production.
“Being a Mustang, it’s been one of the greatest experiences ever,” she told DailyTrib. “I love the Mustang family and I know everyone’s going to be there to support me as I continue with the next chapter.”
Mitchell-Ochoa gave this guidance to other Mustangs pursuing grand goals.
“Keep it up, focus on being the best version of yourself,” she said. “Give 100% every practice, even when you think no one is looking, and be a good teammate.”