Fairway To Success
Since its establishment in 2007, the Fairway to Success program has awarded more than $2.9 million in scholarships to 104 deserving students, thanks to the support of Deloitte, the United Way, and the Northern Texas PGA. Through the generosity of Deloitte partners, principals, directors, and personnel in North Texas, 92 students have received four-year, $20,000 scholarships, while an additional 12 have been awarded "last dollar" full scholarships to the University of North Texas at Dallas and the University of Texas at Arlington. For the 2024-25 school year, 53 seniors from four DISD high schools applied, with six students earning Deloitte/NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarships, and two students receiving full "last dollar" scholarships. Additionally, 8 finalists were awarded $60,000 in NTPGA Foundation scholarships, made possible through support from the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation, I AM a Golfer Foundation and the NTPGA Foundation.
2026 Deloitte/NTPGA Fairway to Success
Scholarship Recipients
Yvette Altamirano
W. W. Samuell High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Yvette Altamirano recently graduated from W.W. Samuell High School and will continue her education at the University of Texas at Dallas, where she plans to major in Mechanical Engineering. During her time at Samuell, Yvette demonstrated strong leadership as president of the Student Council, Student Ambassador Club, and National Honor Society. She also co-founded the UIL Science Club and Math Club. Yvette is looking forward to connecting with other women in engineering and being involved in STEM organizations such as robotics and coding clubs. She is excited to step outside of her comfort zone and challenge herself academically and personally, while making the most of her college experience.
Matisse Edwards
David W. Carter High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Matisse Edwards, a 2026 alumna of David W. Carter High School, will be attending Louisiana State University, where she plans to major in Sports Administration. During her time at Carter, she was actively involved as a member of the varsity softball and golf teams, while also serving as a student athletic trainer. In addition, she was a member of the National Honor Society and Student Council, balancing academics, athletics, and leadership throughout her high school career. As she begins her college journey, Matisse looks forward to meeting new people, gaining independence, and taking full advantage of the opportunities and experiences college has to offer.
Abril Guerrero
Thomas Jefferson High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Abril Guerrero is a 2026 graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School and will attend Texas A&M University, where she plans to major in Forensic Science. During her time at Thomas Jefferson, she was actively involved in the National Honor Society, Modern Band, Pre-Nursing Club, and
also served on the planning committee for the school talent show. Abril looks forward to embracing new opportunities at Texas A&M and becoming involved in the university’s strong campus spirit and community.
Ariel Meza Meza
Thomas Jefferson High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Ariel Meza Meza, a 2026 graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School, will attend the University of Texas at Dallas, where he plans to major in Mechanical Engineering. During his time at Thomas Jefferson, he was a member of the UIL Science Club, Math Club, and he played trumpet in the marching band. He is excited to meet new people, explore new interests, and develop strong time-management skills throughout his college experience. Ariel also looks forward to gaining hands-on experience through internships that will help launch his future career in engineering.
Sa’Mareion Tucker
Lincoln High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Sa’Mareion Tucker is a 2026 graduate of Lincoln High School and will be attending the University of Texas at Arlington, where he plans to major in Education. During his time at Lincoln, he was actively involved in band, golf, Young Leader Strong City, Youth Revive, and United to Learn. He is looking forward to immersing himself in a new environment and taking full advantage of the opportunities available at UTA. He is especially excited to gain hands-on experience through his coursework and future work opportunities as he continues to grow academically and professionally.
Camyre' Williams
Lincoln High School
Deloitte / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Camrye Williams is a 2026 graduate of Lincoln High School and valedictorian of her class. She will be attending the University of Texas at Arlington, where she plans to major in Nursing. During her time at Lincoln, she was a member of the Purple Flash drill team, the National Honor Society, and the Student Ambassadors program. She took on leadership roles serving as Class President and President of the Mu Alpha Theta Organization. Camrye looks forward to developing resilience, strengthening her discipline, and continuing to grow both in and outside the classroom. She hopes to use her experiences to mature into a compassionate leader who makes a meaningful impact on those around her.
Daisy Navarro
W. W. Samuell High School
UNTD / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Daisy Navarro, valedictorian of the 2026 W.W. Samuell High School will be attending the University of North Texas at Dallas, where she plans to major in Criminal Justice. During her time at Samuell, she was a member of the Student Council, National Honor Society, and a part of the Student Ambassador program. Daisy looks forward to building new connections with peers and professors while fully engaging in campus life. She is also excited to challenge herself both academically and personally as she begins this new chapter.
Leibi Chavira Reyes
W. W. Samuell High School
UTA / NTPGA Fairway to Success Scholarship
Leibi Chavira Reyes, the salutatorian of the 2026 W.W. Samuell class will be attending the University of Texas at Arlington, where she plans to major in Accounting. During her time at Samuell, she served as captain of the varsity volleyball team, and also participated in basketball and track & field. In addition, Leibi was actively involved in the yearbook committee and Student Ambassadors program, and she held leadership roles such as Art Club president and senior class treasurer. Leibi is looking forward to meeting new people and becoming more involved in the university community.
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About Fairway to Success
Fairway to Success is helping to impact and change the lives of young people in our community. The program is conducted at four DISD high schools – W.W. Samuell, Thomas Jefferson, David W. Carter and Lincoln, and includes exposing students to golf and the life lessons that are inherent to the game.
These schools were selected by DISD for their level of need and lack of outside resources.
Graduating seniors who qualify by participating in the program have the opportunity to apply for a college scholarship.