MCPS Senior Varsity Volleyball Players Honored

MCPS Senior Varsity Volleyball Players Honored 1

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School Varsity Volleyball Seniors were recognized at center court before the final home game of the season Thursday, October 11, 2012.  Each player was escorted to the court by their parents and congratulated by Principal Mr. Chad Barwick and school President Anne Ceasar. Natalie Sullivan daughter of Mr. Johnny Sullivan and Mrs. Linda Meharg; Hannah Barranco daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Barranco; Callie Wilkinson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brett Wilkinson and Alex Manning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Osten and Mr. Pat Manning were each presented with yellow roses and a framed photo highlighting their last Montgomery Catholic Volleyball season.  Congratulations Seniors!

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