Thirteen Montgomery Catholic Student Athletes Named All-State Academic

Thirteen high school athletes at Montgomery Catholic have been named “All-State Academic Honorees” by http://www.al.com/. These students have not only excelled in their sport but have maintained their place on the honor roll at school. These students are Meridith Anile, 4.0 GPA, junior, for Volleyball & Basketball; Kate Cooper, 3.85 GPA, senior, for Cross Country & Soccer; Kathy Hasselwander, junior, for Tennis; Joey Kimminau, 3.73 GPA, senior, for Soccer; Gaybrielle Moore, 3.76 GPA, junior, for Basketball; Erin Plate, 4.15 GPA, senior, for Cross Country & Track; Rob Preston, 3.82 GPA, for Basketball; Abbie Redden, 4.06 GPA, senior, for Volleyball, Basketball, & Soccer; Kristin Sutton, 3.93 GPA, senior, for Soccer; Samanthan Telofski, 3.85 GPA, junior, for Cross Country; Olivia Veres, 3.95 GPA, senior, for Volleyball & Softball; Cynthia Weber, 3.97 GPA, senior, for Cross Country & Soccer; and Bob Weber, 3.75 GPA, senior, for Football, Basketball, & Baseball. Congratulations to all of our All-State Academic Honorees for your hard work and dedication both on and off the field.
To read the entire list of 2007 Honorees, click here: http://www.al.com/highschool/resources/AcademicAll-State07.pdf

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