Jordan Fox and Jacob McAlpine named recipients of the 2008 Coach Tim Turner Memorial Award

Jordan Fox and Jacob McAlpine named recipients of the 2008 Coach Tim Turner Memorial Award 1Jordan Fox and Jacob McAlpine were selected for the Coach Tim Turner Memorial Award for excellence in Middle School athletics at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School. The award is selected by the MCPS Athletic Booster Club and given to a male and female eighth grade student for excellence in athletic achievement and leadership, academics, and a written essay submitted by the students.

Mr. Jim Tolbert, MCPS Athletic Director, presented the award after the Eighth Grade Completion Mass on May 28, 2008 at the Church of the Holy Spirit.

Both students are tri-sport athletes and starting players in all three of their chosen sports. Fox played volleyball, basketball, and softball. McAlpine played football, basketball and soccer.

The award is named in honor of the late Coach Tim Turner who valiantly coached several MCPS Middle School sports teams while bravely battling a terminal illness.

Pictured: Montgomery Catholic’s Coach Tim Turner Memorial Award recipients Jordan Fox and Jacob McAlpine.

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