Athletes of the Month

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Congratulations to Kaitlin Girardini and Austin Rupp who have been chosen Athletes of the Month for December. Students are awarded this honor based on their athletic and academic accomplishments, attitudes and leadership skills.

Kaitlin Girardini

Kaitlin Girardini

Kaitlin has been on the Varsity Indoor Track Team for four years. She has been an All-Conference runner for all the seasons she has been on the team. She has won multiple individual and relay school records and NCCC championships. Kaitlin has placed third in the 600m at the Class M State Meet. Kaitlin’s coach reports that she has a “team first” attitude and will forgo personal glory to help out the team. Kaitlin is hard-working, dedicated and motivated. He states, “Kaitlin has an overall positive attitude and is respected by her peers and teachers. Kaitlin has been a captain of the team for two years and handles herself with pride and respect at all times.” Kaitlin’s coach described her as a model of sportsmanship for her teammates, as she displays respect for opposing competitors, coaches and officials. She is in the top 5% of her class, is a member of the National Honor Society, and is involved in many activities. Kaitlin is a perfect choice for Athlete of the Month.

Austin Rupp

Austin Rupp

Congratulations to Austin Rupp who has played on the Varsity Boy’s Hockey Team for four years. As Captain of the hockey team, Austin works very hard, has a positive attitude and displays sportsmanship at all times. He leads by example, always giving 100% effort. He is a positive influence on all the players on the team, and respects everyone on and off the ice. He plays hockey with class and integrity. Austin is currently 1st in the state in points, goals and assists combined. He is ranked 6th in the state in goals and ranked 1st in the state in assists. Austin has reached the elite 100 point club. He is in the top 10% of his class and has received many academic honors. Austin is active in his community by volunteering for the Ronald McDonald House and the American Junior Golf Association. Austin is well-deserving of this award.

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