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Worcester Prep announces fall sports awards

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November 13, 2016
Upper School boys’ award winners include in back (l-r) Thomas Fager (JV soccer MVP), Charlie Brinker (JV golf most improved), Jonathan Ruddo (varsity golf coaches award), Matt Durkin (JV golf coaches award), Jacob Meakin (JV golf MVP), Brendan Miller (varsity soccer MVP), Aria ZiaShakeri (varsity soccer most improved), and Grant Brown (varsity golf most improved player). In front are (l-r) Enzo Zechiel (cross country most improved), Austin Taylor (varsity golf MVP), Kurt Leinemann (JV soccer most improved), Spencer Paquette (JV soccer coaches award) Patrick Petrera (varsity soccer Coaches Award), Trent Marshall (cross country Coaches Award) and Carter Hill (cross country MVP).
Lower School boys’ award winners include in back (l-r) Adison Browne (golf coaches award), Vincent Petrera (eighth-grade soccer MVP), Graham McColgan (eighth-grade soccer coaches award) and Jacob Osias (eighth grade soccer most improved). In front are Nick Hearne (seventh-grade soccer most improved), Brice Richins (seventh-grade soccer MVP), Mac Gates (seventh-grade soccer coaches award) and Kaden Mault (golf most improved).
Lower School girls’ award winners include in back (l-r) Natalie Foxwell (soccer most improved), C.C. Lizas (soccer MVP) and Tenley Pelot (field hockey MVP). In front are Waverly Choy (soccer coaches award), Hanna Evans (field hockey most improved), Sophia Ludt (golf MVP) and Sydney Stebenne (field hockey coaches award).

Worcester Prep students from around Delmarva capture coveted fall sports awards. Upper School awards went to in back (l-r) Maddy Shanahan, cross country most improved; Sophia Bandorick, varsity volleyball most improved; Julia Godwin, JV volleyball MVP; Julie Talbert, varsity soccer coaches award; Karlie Southcomb, varsity soccer most improved; Amy Lizas, varsity volleyball coaches award; Sara Young, varsity volleyball MVP; and Leigh Lingo, varsity field hockey MVP. In front are Ashley Laws, cross country coaches award; Ava Schwartz, varsity field hockey coaches award; Maya ZiaShakeri, JV volleyball most improved; Virginia Bateman, varsity field hockey most improved; Olivia Bescak, varsity soccer MVP; and Annemarie Cherry, cross country MVP. Not pictured is Deborah Marini, JV volleyball coaches award.

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