Mexico High School senior Reghan Smith, third from left in front, signed her national letter of intent Monday to play basketball at Columbia College. Joining Smith for the signing, front from left, …
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Mexico High School senior Reghan Smith, third from left in front, signed her national letter of intent Monday to play basketball at Columbia College. Joining Smith for the signing, front from left, were parents Parker Smith and Kelly Smith, Columbia College coach Taylor Possail, back, Mexico coaches Kim Costley, Ed Costley and Mackenzie Mudd. Smith has been a guard with the Lady Bulldogs, leading the team in assists and steals for the second consecutive year. She was a first-team all-conference and all-district selection in 2018-19. She's also played on the Mexico softball team. Outside of sports, she is a third grade classroom mentor and National Honor Society member. Smith plans to pursue a nursing degree. [Submitted]
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