Darlington awards athletic achievements

During Darlington’s winter sports assembly, held in the Chapel on March 17, students received recognition for their hard work, diligence, and dedication.

Girls BasketballVan Enloe Award, given by Mr. Van P. Enloe Sr. and presented to the varsity girl basketball player most valuable to the team: Meggie Beth Erwin

Spirit Award, presented to the team member who has contributed the most in spirit and loyalty: Neal BrownHuffman Award, established by Darah Huffman ’95 and Anna Huffman ’96 to be given to the varsity girl basketball player, as selected by her coach, who has given 100 percent effort to her team and exemplifies the phrase, “paying the price” for excellence in basketball: Hannah BettsMost three-point baskets in a game: Hannah BettsMost blocks in a game: Meggie Beth ErwinMost points scored in a game: Meggie Beth Erwin

Boys Basketball

Van Enloe Award, given by Mr. Van P. Enloe Sr. and presented to the varsity boy basketball player most valuable to the team: Troy WatsonHustler Award, to the player who gives 100 percent effort both in practice and in contests: Justin AlburyJim Van Es Award, given by Mr. and Mrs. Max M. Kimball and presented to the varsity boys basketball player for most outstanding rebounder: Khalif Muhammad-Williams

Wrestling

Best wrestler: Peter HicksWrestling Spirit Award, presented to the team member who has contributed the most in spirit and loyalty: Jacob CookMost Improved Wrestler: Bryan Martin

Swimming and Diving

Most Valuable swimmers, presented by the Darlington Alumni Association, these awards are presented to the most valuable swimmers: Sarah Fox and Mark MooringMost improved swimmers: Wencke Schroeder and Roger LuoMost Valuable Divers: Sarah Mooney and Bond Camp

Cheerleading

Berry Cheerleading MVP Award, established by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Berry and their daughters, Lowry and Natalie, to be given to that cheerleader from the football, basketball, or competition squad who has exhibited the overall highest qualities of spirit, leadership, and athletic ability: Susannah BrentLauren Muller Senior Cheerleading Award, established in 2002 by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Muller Jr. in recognition of the football, basketball, or competition cheerleader who exemplifies outstanding school spirit, sportsmanship, and leadership: Lindsay Doss