Athletics - Westbury's Web of Athletes
Baseball Basketball - Boys Basketball - Girls Cheerleaders Cross Country Football Golf Soccer - Boys Soccer - Girls Softball Tennis Track - Boys Track - Girls Volleyball WHS Web of Athletes HISD Athletics Dept.	Westbury currently has four players in the NFL, plus a bevy of college athletes on scholarship. Check out their pages below, for nominations, email the Webmaster.
	NFL . Michael Strahan, Giants . Brodney Pool, Browns . Anthony Oakley, Bears . Bennie Brazell, Bengals WNBA . Ayana Walker, Sting	COLLEGE FOOTBALL . Calvin Tibedeaux, Oklahoma . George Walker, Texas . Alex Obomese, UTEP . Edwin Harrison, Colorado . Clyde Edwards, Grambling COLLEGE BASKETBALL . Melissa Abraham, Memphis . Patrick Okafor, Houston	OLYMPICS . Bennie Brazell, 400M Hurdles . Bayano Kamani, 400M Hurdles COLLEGE TRACK . Tiffany Brumley, 100M Hurdles . Crysta Swayzer, Sprints NEW COLLEGE SOCCER . Juan Pineda, San Jacinto . Evans Amoka, Southwestern
	Melissa Abraham, Alumni Foward, University of Memphis, Westbury Class of 1998. Coached by Larry Williams. Sixth-leading scorer on the squad, averaging 5.1 points per game…Started the last 10 games of the season…Averaged 17.5 minutes per game…Hit on 45 percent of her shots from the field and was a 61-percent shooter from the charity stripe…Best game from the free-throw line was an 8-of-10 effort versus Charlotte…Was 6-of-9 from the field in 12-point effort against Tennessee Tech…Hit four or more field goals in seven game.
	Evans Amoako, Forward, Soccer Team, Southwestern University. Westbury Class of 2004. Coached by Stephen Jump. CLICK HERE to view Evan's web page at Southwestern University.
	Bennie Brazell, Wide Receiver, Cincinnati Bengals. Selected by the Bengals in the 2006 NFL draft, Bennie departs LSU with the distinction of being the only athlete in LSU history to have earned two national championships: one in football and one in track. CLICK HERE to view Bennie's web page with the Cincinnati Bengals.
	Bennie Brazell, 2004 Olympian, USA Track Pro, NCAA Champion, Texas State Champion, 400 Meter Hurdles; College Football Player at Louisiana State University, Westbury Class of 2001. Coached by Andrew Blanks and George Campbell. Career Highlights: 2004 Olympic Games finalist; placed 3rd at 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials; Runner-up at 2004 & 2005 NCAA Championships; 10-time NCAA All-American at LSU.Brazell turned in another strong performance with his eighth place finish later that summer at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens. In 2003 Brazell turned in a sensational sophomore campaign in winning three national titles as a member of the Tigers’ 4x100 and 4x400-meter relay teams…he anchored LSU to it’s second straight national title in the 4x100 as the Tigers posted the fourth-fastest mark in school history (38.65) at the NCAA Championships. Following a strong season in 2002, Brazell was named the SEC Male Track and Field Freshman of the Year...as a receiver on the 2003 BCS national championship LSU football team, Brazell became the first athlete in school history to win national championships in two different sports…Brazell is a Journalism major at LSU. CLICK HERE to view Bennie's USA Track web page.
	Tiffany Brumley, 100 Meter Hurdles, Lamar University, Westbury Class of 2001. Coached by Rose Brimmer. Ran five of LU's top six 100-meter hurdle times during outdoor ... Top time was 14.49 to win at Ty Terrell Relays ... Clocked a 14.55 in the prelims of the 100 hurdles at the SLC Outdoor Championships ... Ran third leg of winning 4X100 relay team (48.42) at Ty Terrell Relays ... Turned in LU's top three times in the indoor 60-meter hurdles ... Best time was 9.07 in the semifinals of the SLC Indoor Championships ... Time ranks fourth on Lamar's all-time best list. CLICK HERE to view Tiffany's Lamar track page.
	Clyde Edwards, Wide Receiver, Grambling State University. Westbury Class of 2005. Coached by George Campbell. Starting as a true freshman, Clyde was the second leading receiver on the Grambling team. Statistics for 2005: 11 Games, 45 Receptions, 893 yards, 10 touchdowns.
	Edwin Harrison - No. 76 Starting Left Tackle - University of Colorado, Westbury High School Class of 2001. Coached by George Campbell. Edwin started throughout the season, culminating in the Big 12 Championship game at Reliant Stadium where he played against former Westbury teammate and current Longhorn, George Walker. At 6'4" and 305 pounds, Edwin is an imposing force on the Buffalo offensive line. Edwin's little brother currently attends Westbury. PHOTO: Courtesy Buff Sports. CLICK HERE to view Edwin's page at U Colorado.
	Bayano Kamani, Olympian, 400M Hurdles, Westbury Class of 1997. Coached by Andrew Blanks. Career Highlights: 1999, 2001 NCAA 400m hurdles champion; 2-time NCAA 4x400m relay champion ('00, '01); 3-time Big 12 Conference champion. One of the rising young talents in U.S. Track & Field, Kamani enjoyed a sterling prep career at Westbury High School in Houston, where he was the state champion in the 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles his senior year. He is the Texas state record holder in the 300m with a career prep best of 35.76, and he broke the national HS record holder in the 400 hurdles (50.8). Kamani received the Houston scholar athlete award and earned high school All-American honors in the 300 and 400 meter hurdles…was the state runner-up at 300m hurdles his junior season. CLICK HERE to view Bayano's Track USA web page.
	Patrick Oakafor, Former Forward, University of Houston. Westbury High School Class of 1998. Coached by Chuck Grawe. One of only two Cougars to start 27 games…played in 28 games overall…led Houston and ranked third among Conference USA rebounding leaders with 8.6 rebounds per game…led the league in offensive rebounds with an average of 4.46… was one of the top 11 field goal shooters in C-USA and ranked second among team leaders with a .495 (104-210) percentage… CLICK HERE to view Patrick's archived page at the University of Houston.
	Anthony Oakley, Offensive Line, Chicago Bears. Westbury High School Class of 1999. PRO CAREER: Reserve offensive lineman joined the Bears prior to the 2005 training camp after a successful NFL Europe season with the Frankfurt Galaxy... Signed with Cleveland as an undrafted free agent and went to training camp with the Browns in 2004 and later spent a week on their practice squad. Click HERE to view Anthony's page with the Chicago Bears.
	Alex Obomese, Defensive Lineman, University of Texas at El Paso. Westbury High School Class of 2002. Coached by George Campbell. 6'3", 235 lbs, Junior, 2 Letters. Alex dominated on defense this season, leading the team with 6.5 sacks. PHOTO: Courtesy University of Texas at El Paso. CLICK HERE to view Alex's page at UTEP.
	Juan Pineda, Goalie, San Jacinto Junior College, Westbury Class of 2005. Juan is a gifted goal keeper. He has natural athletic talents and is fearless in the box. Juan should definitely keep things interesting in the keeper position and will make a solid challenge for the starting spot. He was a standout keeper for Westbury HS and will bring that confidence to help solidify the Coyote defense. CLICK HERE to view Juan's web page at San Jacinto Junior College.
	Brodney Pool, Safety, Cleveland Browns, Westbury Class of 2002. Coached by George Campbell. Brodney was Selected by Cleveland in the second round (34th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft. He was an All-American at Oklahoma and played against fellow Westbury alumni and LSU receive Bennie Brazelle in the 2004 NCAA Championship Game in the Sugar Bowl. Brodney's mother Rose Brimmer, Westbury's former track coach and a 4-time state track coach champion, is an assistant track coach at the University of Texas. CLICK HERE to view Brodney's page with the Cleveland Browns.
	Crysta Swayzer, Sprints, Notre Dame University. Showed progress early in her second season with the Irish ... posted a huge career best in the indoor 400 meters at the Blue & Gold Invitational, also running a season-best time of 55.82 to qualify for the BIG EAST Championship ... posted a 200-meter league qualifying time at the Blue & Gold meet, covering the distance in 25.22 seconds ... did not compete throughout the rest of the 2006 track season. (Source: Notre Dame Athletics Website) CLICK HERE to VIEW CRYSTA'S NOTRE DAME ATHLETICS PAGE.
	Michael Strahan, Defensive End, New York Giants. Westbury Class of 1989. Coached by John Crain. Height 6-5, Weight 275, College Texas Southern. Michael is in his 13th season with the New York Giants and has made the Pro Bowl six times. He holds the NFL sack record for a single season. Michael was a standout end at Texas Southern. His senior year at Westbury was his first year playing football. CLICK HERE to view Michael's page with the NY Giants.
	Calvin Tibadeaux, Defensive End, University of Oklahoma. Westbury Class of 2002. Coached by George Campbell. All-Big 12 second team (Big 12 Coaches) ... All-Big 12 honorable mention (AP) ... applied for and received a hardship ruling that will allow him another year of eligibility (was previously listed as a senior) ... led Oklahoma with nine sacks . CLICK HERE to view Calvin's page at the University of Oklahoma.
	Ayana Walker, Forward, Charlotte Sting of the WNBA, Westbury Class of 1998. Coached by Larry Williams. Won a WNBA Championship with Detroit in 2003, USA Basketball Female Athlete of the Year (2001), Member of gold-medal winning USA Basketball Women’s National Team (2001), Member of gold-medal winning USA Basketball World University Games Team (2001). CLICK HERE to view Ayana's page with the Charlotte Sting.
	George Walker, Wide Receiver, University of Texas. Westbury Class of 2001. Coached by George Campbell. Height: 6-3, Weight: 205, Big and promising second-year wide receiver … appeared in three games and made one reception for 22 yards … gained valuable experience on the scout team while redshirting in 2004. CLICK HERE to view George's page at UT.

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