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Athletes Earn Awards
Jun 1, 1999 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
The following Darlington students received awards during the spring sports assembly on Wednesday, May 12:
The John Maddox Memorial Trophy (spirit and performance in track and field): Jordan Bray and Abbas Bandukwala
The Malcolm Lenwood Foster Jr. Trophy (excellence in track and field): Chris Presley
The James Enfield Berry Memorial Trophy (spirit and leadership in track and field): David Swift
Team Spirit Award Girls Track: Whitney Keene
The James Jeffrey Gaither Award (persistence and dedication in track): Ana Monroe Fitzner
The Jack Barkell Award (golfer with the lowest average score): Joe Holmes
The Hustler Award for Baseball: Vann Knight
The Batting Championship Trophy (highest batting average for season): Jim Pardue
The Harry L. Boss Sr. Memorial Award (best varsity baseball player): Justin Amos
The James Carraway Soccer Award (outstanding sportsmanship on soccer field): Matthew Black
The Doug Brown Award for Soccer (most valuable varsity soccer player): Mohammed Shideed
Cunningham Jr. Soccer Coaches Award (greatest value to coaches and team): Hermano Souto
The Phillip M. Ham Spirit Award for Soccer (spirit and loyalty in soccer): Patrick Biondo
The Alice Allgood Cooper Award for Tennis (most valuable player in boys tennis): Trammell Starr
The Marion And Nelson Dobbs Award for Tennis (best effort throughout the season): Stephen Collier
Most Valuable Player in Girls Tennis: Stephanie Doerner
Spirit Award in Girls Tennis: Bess Kelly
Most Valuable Player in Girls Soccer: Ashley Clark
Spirit Award in Girls Soccer: Reagen Lowrey
Most Improved Lacrosse Player: Matt Martin
Varsity Lacrosse Founders Award (best exemplifies the ideals of a sportsman): John McElrath
Most Valuable Lacrosse Player (greatest contribution to the team’s pursuit of victory): Robert Hortman
Most Valuable Defensive Player, Lacrosse: Jean Baptiste Vervaeck
Spirit Award, Lacrosse: John Husser
The Athletic Directors Award (athlete with letters in four or more varsity sports): Ashley Clark, Clare Goldfaden, Whitney Kenne, Tiffany Payne, and Scott Foss
The John Maddox Memorial Trophy (spirit and performance in track and field): Jordan Bray and Abbas Bandukwala
The Malcolm Lenwood Foster Jr. Trophy (excellence in track and field): Chris Presley
The James Enfield Berry Memorial Trophy (spirit and leadership in track and field): David Swift
Team Spirit Award Girls Track: Whitney Keene
The James Jeffrey Gaither Award (persistence and dedication in track): Ana Monroe Fitzner
The Jack Barkell Award (golfer with the lowest average score): Joe Holmes
The Hustler Award for Baseball: Vann Knight
The Batting Championship Trophy (highest batting average for season): Jim Pardue
The Harry L. Boss Sr. Memorial Award (best varsity baseball player): Justin Amos
The James Carraway Soccer Award (outstanding sportsmanship on soccer field): Matthew Black
The Doug Brown Award for Soccer (most valuable varsity soccer player): Mohammed Shideed
Cunningham Jr. Soccer Coaches Award (greatest value to coaches and team): Hermano Souto
The Phillip M. Ham Spirit Award for Soccer (spirit and loyalty in soccer): Patrick Biondo
The Alice Allgood Cooper Award for Tennis (most valuable player in boys tennis): Trammell Starr
The Marion And Nelson Dobbs Award for Tennis (best effort throughout the season): Stephen Collier
Most Valuable Player in Girls Tennis: Stephanie Doerner
Spirit Award in Girls Tennis: Bess Kelly
Most Valuable Player in Girls Soccer: Ashley Clark
Spirit Award in Girls Soccer: Reagen Lowrey
Most Improved Lacrosse Player: Matt Martin
Varsity Lacrosse Founders Award (best exemplifies the ideals of a sportsman): John McElrath
Most Valuable Lacrosse Player (greatest contribution to the team’s pursuit of victory): Robert Hortman
Most Valuable Defensive Player, Lacrosse: Jean Baptiste Vervaeck
Spirit Award, Lacrosse: John Husser
The Athletic Directors Award (athlete with letters in four or more varsity sports): Ashley Clark, Clare Goldfaden, Whitney Kenne, Tiffany Payne, and Scott Foss
