PHOTO GALLERY: Fall Sports Banquet Honors George Mason HIgh School Athletes




George Mason High School recognized toil, sweat and dedication of its Fall semester athletes on Monday evening with its annual Sports Boosters Banquet. Mason athletes sat with their respective teams, alongside tables of their families, friends and coaches.mason5---Copy.jpg

Athletic Director Tom Horn and the Fall sports coaches began the evening with a presentation of awards to athletes who maintained a solid academic performance throughout the semester (at least a 3.5 GPA). Forty-seven students, out of a total of 86 eligible, received the academic distinction. Thirty-one seniors were also recognized for their contributions to the recent semester as well as for over the years.

The evening highlighted the impressive performance by the Girls Varsity Cross Country team this year, which beat out competition at the district and regional levels, to take second place at the Bull Run District tournament and first place at the Regional level, their first-ever Regional title. The girls’ gold and silver cups were on prominent display during the evening.

Honors also went to individual team members, who were awarded by their respective coaches.

Cheer

Hannah Gann (Spirit Award)

Kaelin Seitz (Rookie of the Year)

Cross Country – Boys

Daniel Benn (Perseverance Award)

Jeff Ralph (Coaches Award)

Jordan Robarge (Most Outstanding)

Cross Country – Girls

Mollie Breen (Coaches Award)

Taylor Moot (Dedication Award)

Natalie Young (Most Outstanding)

Football

Misael Benitez (Most Outstanding – Defense)

Taylor Harvey (Coaches Award)

Charlie Mann (Most Outstanding – Offense)

John Mann (Mustang Award)

Golf

Drew Davies (Leadership Award)

Tim Hillegass (Coaches Award)

Evans Mandes (Most Outstanding)

Volleyball

Katie Breen (Coaches Award)

Rachel Hassan (Most Valuable Player)

Bria Platenburg (Most Improved)

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