Middle School honors fall athletes
Middle School Athletics recognized all fall season student-athletes on Monday, November 28 in Durnan Auditorium. Continue reading for a list of awards and distinctions.
By Lilly Miller, MS Athletic Director
Each sports program took the stage to share recaps and highlights of its season delivered by a few elected eighth grade athletes. This was a new addition to the program and proved to be the best part of the night.
Congratulations to all of our speakers and award winners:
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Each sports program took the stage to share recaps and highlights of its season delivered by a few elected eighth grade athletes. This was a new addition to the program and proved to be the best part of the night.
Congratulations to all of our speakers and award winners:
Cross Country
Girls A District Champion
Boys AA District Runner-Up
Most Improved Runner: Emily Mallal '28 and Cecil Ward '27
Boys AA District Runner-Up
Most Improved Runner: Emily Mallal '28 and Cecil Ward '27
Coaches’ Award: Madeleine Wiseman '27 and Dylan Omary '27
Most Valuable Runner: Lainey Theobald '27 and Jack Fruin '27
Girls Soccer
Most Valuable Player: Abigail Manoukian '27
Most Improved Player: Ansley Martin '27
Heart of a Champion: Laila Fierce '27
Boys Soccer
Player of the Year: Jack Fruin '27 & Henry Baxter '27
Most Improved Player: Jack Barocas '27
Volleyball
Most Valuable Player: Lindley Davidson '28
Most Improved Player: Alayna Thompson '27
Coaches’ Award: Julia Young '27
Ultimate Frisbee
Most Improved Award: Nicola Auman '28
Coaches’ Award: Avery Savona '27
Hustle Award: Houston Hirt '28
Golf
Rookie of the Year: Elliot Spiller '27
Best Ball Striker: Lucia Gellert '27
Girls Tennis
AA District Runner-Up
The Sky’s the Limit: Zara Campos '28
The Sky’s the Limit: Zara Campos '28
Heart and Soul Award: Ruchika Ramachandran '27
Undefeated Award: Lily Duong '28
Mountain Biking
Spirit of Speed: Hannah Mackler '28
Spirit of Shred: Aidan Harris '28
Spirit of Stoke: Adeline Miller '28
Boys Tennis
Most Valuable Player: Max Parker '29
Coaches’ Award: Kevin Song '28
Most Improved Player: Max Jordanov '27
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