Taylor Nunez, Randolph High School star track athlete, commits to Texas A&M Nunez announced commitment to Aggies on social media Friday morning
Universal City Randolph freshman Taylor Nunez wins four gold medals at the UIL Class 3A State Track and Field Championships. (Andrew Cely, KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – A local track star is heading to College Station next fall for the next four years.
Taylor Nunez, a Randolph track and field athlete, announced her commitment on Instagram to Texas A&M.
The twelve-time state champion’s commitment comes before her senior track season, as she will look to defend her UIL Class 3A state titles and add more hardware to her collection.
Additionally, Nunez will look to remain unbeaten, as she has never lost in an event at the state championship level -- holding a 12-0 record.
RELATED LINKS:
https://www.ksat.com/video/big-game-coverage/2024/04/21/taylor-nunez-randolph-ro-hawks-win-regionals-again/
https://www.ksat.com/video/big-game-coverage/2022/05/13/track--field-randolphs-nunez-wins-four-titles-on-first-day-of-uil-state-championships/
Copyright 2024 by KSAT - All rights reserved.
About the Author Rocky Garza headshot
Rocky Garza Jr. is a Content Gatherer at KSAT-12 News.
Don't Settle for Settlement Companies Spurs Fans Want Another Tim Duncan–Style Big in the 2026 Draft San Antonio taxi drivers are fighting to survive She got a protective order. It wasn't enough. Healthy rain brings highest levels in years for local aquifers and lakes 8,000 signs a year — made by just 3 people Frustration and Confusion after the Preston Hollow Home Blasts Healthy rain brings highest levels in years for local aquifers and lakes City Council Reviews Emergency Response After Home Explosions Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland recruits test positive for influenza Setup at a stranger's address: Two men shot during jewelry meet-up Your Family May Have Built the San Antonio Missions KSAT crew tries the goal call GMSA Viewer wins $500 for summer road trip KSAT Investigates claims of wrongful termination Why Thursday Feels Way Hotter Than 96° Plane falls from the sky onto a Texas highway — what witnesses saw Who's Responsible When a Gun Gets Into Jail? Is Your Car Making You a Target? Previous video Next video