Woodlands Prep Students Shine in CONCACAF U-17 Qualifiers

The recent dominant victory of Mexico’s U-17 Women’s National Team over Panama has positioned the squad as one of the strongest contenders in the upcoming CONCACAF qualifiers.

Among the standout talents contributing to this success are two student-athletes from The Woodlands Preparatory School: Fernanda Ximena Monroy and Shaddai Núñez. Their performance on the field reflects not only their athletic ability, but also the discipline, commitment, and resilience that define high-level student-athletes.

At Woodlands Prep, we understand that education goes beyond academics. True development happens when students are empowered to pursue excellence in every area of their lives. Programs designed to support flexible learning allow students to balance rigorous training schedules with a high-quality academic pathway, ensuring they do not have to choose between their sport and their education.

The achievements of Fernanda and Shaddai are a clear example of what is possible when talent meets the right environment. Their journey represents the future of global education—one where students are prepared not only for university, but for life at an international level.

As the CONCACAF qualifiers continue, we proudly stand behind them and celebrate their accomplishments as part of our community.

Their success inspires the next generation of students to aim higher, work harder, and believe in what they can achieve.

Explore how Woodlands Prep supports student-athletes in building a global academic and athletic future by visiting www.woodlandsprep.org