Students Honored at Middle School Fall Sports Banquet

Students Honored at Middle School Fall Sports Banquet 1Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School honored their Middle School fall sport athletes during an end of the season banquet held in the Dolly Barranco Activity Center.

Student athletes received participation certificates in volleyball and football. The middle school cheerleaders were recognized and will be honored at the winter sports banquet following their basketball cheerleading season.

The top four athletes for Middle School volleyball and football were honored with awards in sportsmanship, leadership, coaches award, and the most valuable player.

For volleyball, Natalie Sullivan was awarded the Sportsmanship award, Maggie Starr was awarded for Leadership, Shelby Taff was presented the Coaches Award, and Hannah Barranco was named the team’s Most Valuable Player.

For football, Jack Starr received the Sportsmanship award, Sterling Anderson was awarded for Leadership, Kyle Berher was presented the Coaches Award, and Michael Tyner was named the team’s Most Valuable Player.

Pictured: Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School’s Middle School fall sport athlete award winners are row 1 Natalie Sullivan, Hannah Barranco, Maggie Starr, and Shelby Taff. row 2 Kyle Berher, Jack Starr, Sterling Anderson, and Michael Tyner.

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