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7TH BEST PREPS TYLER CELEBRATES OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETES
STORY BY PHIL HICKS
East Texas has some of the best and brightest in the Lone Star State.
Student-athletes put in countless hours of practices and workouts to help them excel in athletic competition.
They put in just as many hours in the classroom, library and home studying in number of subjects from history to english to math.
Also, they are impactful on their school and surrounding areas.
The communities they live in mean a lot to them, so they find time between practice, competition and studying to volunteer and serve their neighbors in hopes of making those communities stronger.
These young people should be recognized and applauded for their efforts, and the Tyler Morning Telegraph and TylerPaper.com introduced Best Preps to do just that.
Best Preps Tyler, celebrating its seventh year in 2025, honors student-athletes who have excelled at a high level in all areas.
Coaches from participating schools were asked to submit nominations based on the studentathlete’s contributions to varsity athletics as well as their work in the classroom and in the community. These athletes were required to have a GPA of 3.0 or better and to have verifiable community service or volunteer credentials of 10 or more hours in the current year.
Presenting sponsor for the event is Baylor, Scott & White Spine & Joint.
Other major sponsors included CHRISTUS Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Institute (Male and Female Athlete of the Year), East Texas Professional Credit Union (Red Carpet Sponsor) and Jucys Taco (Photo booth Sponsor).
Specialty Awards sponsors are Baylor, Scott & White Texas Spine & Joint (Heart and Desire ), Jucys Taco (Kona Ice) and East Texas Professional Credit Union (Community Excellence).
Sponsors for sports awards are Altra Federal Credit Union (Football), Baylor, Scott & White Spine & Joint (Boys and Girls Basketball), J&K Storage (Baseball), Jucys Taco (Boys and Girls Track & Field) and UT Health East Texas (Boys and Girls Golf).
Congratulations to our honored student-athletes, their parents and family, teachers and coaches. We are proud to recognize your hard work in all areas, and we thank you for providing a shining example to others in the community through your hard work, dedication and desire to help others.
And, finally, a special thanks to our Best Preps Tyler sponsors for continuing to support the young people of East Texas.
CONGRATS TO THE BEST PREPS WINNERS & NOMINEES
TKEYNOTE SPEAKER TYLER CAMPBELL SHARES INSPIRING MESSAGE AT BEST PREPS BANQUET
STORY BY PHIL HICKS CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS
yler Campbell, the son of one of East Texas’ most decorated athletes, was the keynote speaker at the 7th annual Best Preps Tyler Awards ceremony held April 29 at Green Acres Crosswalk Center in Tyler.
Campbell grew up the son of one of the greatest running backs ever, but Tyler — youngest son of Pro Football Hall of Famer and University of Texas Heisman Trophy winner Earl Campbell — has made a name for himself, overcoming obstacles to inspire others.
Tyler was named for the city his father called home.
Tyler Campbell is now the sales manager for Earl Campbell Meat Products and is a motivational speaker.
After playing at Austin Westlake High School, Tyler first attended Pasadena City College in California before suffering an injury. He battled back and earned a scholarship to San Diego State.
Tyler played fullback for SDSU and soon was dealt another unforeseen challenge. He was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis during his junior year.
"Those of you who don't know what multiple sclerosis is, it's an autoimmune disease where lesions and plaques form on your brain and they inhibit your brain from sending messages to the rest of your body," Campbell in a previous interview. "Most people (diagnosed with MS) are confined to wheelchairs. I played college football with that disease because my teammates were depending on me and I wasn't about to let them down.
"I was one of the first people to play Division I college football with multiple sclerosis. A Campbell never quits."
An entrepreneur in his own right, Tyler was awarded the honor of becoming an Ambassador for The National MS Society at the age of 24 in 2011. He has been traveling the country as a professional speaker ever since. Tyler excels at delivering messages centered around how to overcome adversities that present themselves in the business world.
“My perspective on MS is different from most, for
me it wasn’t a curse it was a gift. It gave me a platform to serve others. This disease reminds me that I am to give life everything that I have today. For I know that tomorrow I could lose the functioning of my limbs. It's that simple. I help people figure out what fuels them. Once you do that, a person's mindset quickly shifts to a state of being that adversity cannot penetrate.”
Tyler and his wife Shana reside in Austin with their three children.
AWARD FOR LACROSSE
Carter McLaughlin
WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Carter is a four-year varsity lacrosse player. He began his high school lacrosse career in California before moving to Texas, where he plays for Cumberland Academy. He is a two-year lacrosse team captain. He leads by example on and off the field. Carter is a three-sport athlete. He played running at Whitehouse High school and was a team captain on the wrestling team, placing three times at the UIL state wrestling tournament. He has signed to play lacrosse at Utah Tech University.
ALTRA FEDERAL CREDIT UNION AWARD FOR FOOTBALL
Nathaniel Kirksey
TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Nathaniel Kirksey is the ultimate team player. As the strong side outside linebacker of the Tyler Legacy Red Raiders, Nathaniel led the district in tackles with 159. But not only is Nathaniel a statistical leader, when he speaks, the team listens. His positive outlook, even when the team seems to be in a near impossible situation, has dug us out of a hole multiple times this season. Nathaniel may not be the biggest, strongest or fastest player on the field, but he certainly plays like a giant with an unstoppable motor day in and day out. Aside from football, Nathaniel handles business in the classroom with a 3.95 GPA, and he also has shown up in the community in various ways. Nathaniel Kirksey’s leadership qualities, athletic ability and love of our community makes him a deserving recipient of any and every award that comes his way.
JUCYS TACO AWARD FOR VOLLEYBALL
Addison Ridge
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Addison had many accolades from her career here at Lindale. She was district MVP for two years, All-Rose Country MVP for two years, selected to the all-state team two years and selected to the all-state legacy team her senior year. However, the most important things about Addison are her leadership with our team, her compassion for her teammates and her desire to win. She is an outstanding player.
Isaiah Colorado
VAN HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Isaiah has been on varsity for all four years of his high school career. During that time he has been a model student with his behavior, leadership and grades. He is well known in the halls of Van High School not only for his cross country performances but his performance in the classroom. Isaiah is a three year starter for the Van boys soccer team. He was awarded a second team All-District award last year. In cross country, Colorado placed seventh in the Class 4A state meet.
CROSS COUNTRY
Amy Vazquez
TYLER HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Amy not only dominates the district in cross country and distance races in track and field, she demonstrates leadership, character and integrity like few people I have met. She challenges me to be a better person by her example. Amy may be the best runner in the district but she is also a cheerleader for her own team, finishing her race and then getting out on the field to support others. She serves others, always helps with clean up and tear down. She is the ultimate teammate. She became the first girl in school history to qualify for the UIL state meet.
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AWARD FOR BOYS POWERLIFTING
Tristen Taylor
TYLER HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Tristen is one of the most respectful and courteous studentathletes I have encountered in my 34 years of teaching. Every day, he stops by my class just to check in and see how I’m doing. He excels both academically and on the football field, earning numerous accolades throughout his career. A dedicated powerlifter for the past three years, he currently holds the impressive ranking of No. 2 in his weight class and qualified for state. If I had more students like Tristen, I would gladly teach for another ten years.
AWARD FOR GIRLS POWERLIFTING
Presley Johnson
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Presley has shown extreme dedication to her sport and her teammates. She returned from the state meet last year and immediately started back to work with new goals and a plan for this year. She balances her athletics with her schoolwork and other extracurricular activities and succeeds in them all. She is constantly pushing and encouraging and helping her teammates at practice and competitions. She has several community service hours, including 200 hours with Mission Arlington. Johnson placed second this season at the state powerlifting meet.
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BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE SPINE & JOINT AWARD FOR BOYS BASKETBALL
Layne Alexander BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Santana Wood/Tyler Morning Telegraph
Return Serve
AfterreviewingmyBiomechanics,the team of expertsin Sports Medicine personalized my rehabilitation. I’m abletojumpforward, backwardand do allthe movementsto competeatthe highestlevel.”Findthe right treatmenttoget youbackinthe game “
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Layne is the best example of how I want my program represented. He is hard working, dependable, passionate, and most importantly a leader. He is the kind of player a coach dreams about. He expects the best from everyone involved within the basketball program and he pushes them to get there. His teammates look up to him and as his coach, I do as well. Seeing his work ethic he pushes me to be my best each and every day. He is the kind of player I will talk about the rest of my coaching career. Layne helps with assisting the Bullard Little Dribbler Association by coaching and officiating. He helps with the basketball camp that we put on during the summer. And the impact he has had on the youth in Bullard can be seen by his fan club that comes to every game (aka the mini DEN).
BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE SPINE & JOINT AWARD FOR GIRLS BASKETBALL Senoj Jones
TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Senoj is a three-year starter for us. In one season, Senoj helped guide her team from last place in district to a district championship, a bi-district championship, as well as her team being ranked in the top 20 in the TABC poll the entire season finishing with a 30-5 record. This is only the third time in school history that the Lady Raiders won 30 games in a season. She also helped her team win two of the tournaments this season as well. Senoj was the unanimous pick for District 10-6A MVP, TGCA All-State, TGCA All-Star, TGCA[1]Legacy All-Star, TABC All-Region, multiple time Tyler Morning Telegraph Player of the Week, KETK Athlete of the Week, and she has also been a District Offensive MVP and Newcomer of the Year and will continue her playing career at New Mexico State University. Senoj is not only a great player but a tremendous leader. We really challenged her to step up as a vocal leader on the team, and she came through in a HUGE way. There were a few days where her leadership saved a practice and helped regain the focus of the team. Senoj loves and cares for each of her teammates and truly wants to win more than anything. As a coach, you can only pray that you get to coach a young lady like Senoj at least once in your career. She will leave as one of the greatest Lady Raiders ever.
Return Serve
AfterreviewingmyBiomechanics,the team of expertsin Sports Medicine personalized my rehabilitation. I’m abletojumpforward, backwardand do allthe movementsto competeatthe highestlevel.”Findthe right treatmenttoget youbackinthe game
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Hudson is a natural leader. He has been a varsity baseball player all four years of high school and was a varsity football player for three years. Hudson is ranked No. 18 in his class and has accepted a scholarship to Bossier Parish Community College to play baseball. Hudson has been a kid who takes pride in everything on the field and off the field.
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
JUCYS TACO
AWARD FOR SOFTBALL
Kirstin Malone BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HER COACH SAID
The word OUTSTANDING means exceptionally good. And when I think of that, I think of Kirstin. Since I have had the privilege of coaching Kirstin, she has been nothing short of exceptionally good — and not just in her performances for our team, but in every facet of her life. Throughout this time, she has consistently demonstrated high character and an unwavering commitment to pursuing the best version of herself. Kirstin is not only an incredibly smart and responsible young lady, but also a coachable athlete who embraces feedback and strives to improve her skills continuously. Her relentless pursuit of excellence is evident in her dedication to the team and her willingness to do whatever is necessary to support her teammates. She is truly an amazing teammate who elevates those around her, fostering a positive and collaborative culture. Her patience with younger players is commendable, as she takes the time to mentor them, sharing her knowledge and experiences. This past summer, she worked at our softball camp, where she showcased her potential as a future coach. Her ability to connect with the campers and inspire them speaks volumes about her leadership qualities. Kirstin leads not only through her actions but also through her voice when needed.
Photo by Santana Wood/Tyler Morning Telegraph
AWARD FOR BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Colter Maya
LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Colter is an extremely hard worker who takes getting better very seriously. He always is working to improve at both his track and his classwork. Colter is someone who we never have to question his work ethic, which is great to say about someone who is as talented as he is. Colter is involved in track at Lindale High School. He has participated in many events and has won multiple medals at the state meet. His freshman year, he got second Place in 4A at the UIL State Track Meet in the 400. His sophomore year, he got first Place in 4A at the UIL State Track Meet in the 400. His junior year, he got first Place in 4A at the UIL State Track Meet in the 400 and third place in the 4x400 Relay. For school, he is studying to become a nurse and has received the following certifications: Certified Patient Care Tech and Certified Phlebotomist.
AWARD FOR GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Carmen Carrasco
MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HER COACH SAID
During her time at Mineola, Carmen has been an outstanding leader, both in the classroom and through our athletics program. She holds two school records on the track and is a three-time UIL State Qualifier in track and field. Carmen’s success stems from her dedication and her willingness to take on any challenge. She is the type of person who always puts in the work necessary to excel in every aspect of her life. I am truly honored to nominate Carmen for Tyler Best Preps. She is a remarkable individual whose character, work ethic and achievements speak for themselves.
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EAST TEXAS PROFESSIONAL CREDIT UNION
AWARD FOR BOYS SOCCER
Jaron Wilkerson
TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
The Best Preps criteria is a literal checklist of Jaron Wilkerson. Does the studentathlete take a leadership role within the team? Yes, he was elected team captain and leads both vocally and by example. Is the student-athlete coachable? Yes, Jaron is always open to learning something new or being corrected. Do peers look up to the student-athlete? Yes. Is the student-athlete vocal when needed? Yes, quietly but vocal. Is the student-athlete dependable? Yes, one of the most dependable players in my 29 years of coaching high soccer. Is the student-athlete responsible? Yes, VERY responsible. Is the student-athlete honest? Yes! Jaron is the poster boy for Best Preps! He is a quality leader, player and person! I'm lucky that he lives in my district!
EAST TEXAS PROFESSIONAL CREDIT UNION AWARD FOR GIRLS SOCCER
Lily Beckham
TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HER COACH SAID
Lily has been a four-year starter for the Lady Raiders. She is arguably the best player in East Texas, earning District Newcomer of the year as a freshman (6A). She was also named District Offensive Player of the Year and made the All-Region team as a junior (6A). Lily has led the team in her play, often leading in stats and also serves as one of the team's captains. Lily has signed to play Division 1 soccer at the University of the Incarnate Word.
Eli Falls
BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Eli Falls is an excellent young man. He is an excellent student. He is the FCA Leader for 2022, 2023, 2024 in the Bullard/ Tyler Area. Eli is the example student at Bullard High School. He sets the example, directs and shows great leadership to his other fellow students. He has had a lot of success through the First Tee programs in East Texas and the UIL State 4A Golf Tournaments. His leadership and guidance has brought great success to the Bullard golf program. Eli was appointed captain of the boys golf team in 2023-24 and 2024-25 based on his positive attitude and leadership that he reflects on others. It has been a privilege to coach and work with such a nice young man.
Kenzie McClenny
Photo by Richie Russouw/Thunder Media
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Kenzie has been such a huge part of our school and golf program. She’s racked up plenty of first-place finishes and has made it to the state championship every year, finishing ninth as a junior last season. She’s driven, leads by example and has a kind but energetic personality that makes everyone want to cheer her on and is why she is well-respected by her teammates. On and off the golf course, Kenzie is truly a joy to be around because of how she lives her life as a light to others. Whether she's helping with community events or supporting those in need, she does it all with a positive attitude and a big heart. She is also a valuable member of the state champion Eagle band. Her dedication to serving others and working hard shows just how compassionate and driven she is, both on and off the golf course.
PELTIER FORD AWARD FOR BOYS TENNIS
Luke Fleming
WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
If you’ve ever had a nominated student-athlete that meets all the criteria and much more, it’s Luke Fleming. Anyone who knows this young man will probably be nodding their head up and down hearing this right now. You want to talk about leadership? About coachable, vocal, dependable, responsible, honest, someone players (and heck, even coaches) can look up to? That’s Luke. And not even just his team, but his whole community. It is hard to find a high school student who has had their legacy reach so far beyond their high school team. This is your guy. Hands down.
PELTIER FORD AWARD FOR GIRLS TENNIS Audrey Davis
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
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WHAT HER COACH SAID
I am honored to nominate Audrey for Best Preps. Audrey is among the top ten leaders I've encountered in my 36 years as a teacher and principal and three years as a coach. This year, I’ve relied on her as my assistant coach to help lead and develop our team. Audrey’s athletic achievements are remarkable. As a sophomore, she and our No. 1 player placed second in the state. For the past two years, she has consistently been at the top of the girls' ladder, and this year marks her third trip to the state competition. Audrey is a natural leader on the court, often stepping in as a coach to guide her teammates. Off the court, Audrey is one of the top students in her class, excelling in one of the most challenging courses. She also serves as a house leader, further showcasing her leadership and commitment. Audrey is an outstanding example of a student-athlete. Her leadership, dedication and academic and athletic success make her an ideal candidate for this honor.
AWARD FOR BOYS SWIMMING
Henry Mebane
BISHOP THOMAS K. GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Photo by Les Hassell/Tyler Morning Telegraph
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Henry moved back to the Tyler area this summer. He had previously been in the catholic school system and although not the easiest transition, he fully integrated himself into his home at Bishop Gorman. Henry is very personable, is quick to make friends and try new things in an effort to have school spirit and meet new people. Being in a new school and recently losing his mother created a difficult road to navigate, but like his swimming, he worked to make the most of his everyday opportunities. With the loving care and support of his family, he has thrived. Unlike previous years swimming, Henry did not have a year round swim program. He joined the football team in the fall and wanted to focus on one sport at a time. He would however, often come to evening swim practices so he wouldn’t get too behind. He embraced challenging workouts and was always eager to do just a little more. Henry qualified to the state meet in the 100 freestyle this year, something he had never been able to do before. He also finally broke one minute and finished with a two second PR for his last race; his brother who was also his teammate and his father cheering him on all the way. Henry is a very positive person, often laughing or trying to make others laugh. He looks for the joys in life and embraces faith and family. We are incredibly proud of him and thankful to have him at our school.
AWARD FOR GIRLS SWIMMING Anna Matthews
WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Les Hassell/Tyler Morning Telegraph
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Anna Matthews has served as the girls team captain for the past two years because of her ability to be a true servant leader. Anna has finished out her high school senior year by being a district champion all four years. Her drive and determination has allowed her to mentor and develop the younger girls on the team. As her coach, I have been able to depend upon her both in the pool and outside the pool to be a role model. Anna will help the Whitehouse swim program by being a volunteer coach for the junior high team. Anna is going to continue her swimming career into college by swimming at the Rome City Institute in Rome, Italy. Outside of swimming, Anna has earned her Vet Med certificate and participates in the Equine Judging competition in Ag. She has been able to commit to both swimming and Ag all while maintaining the A honor roll and a 4.0 GPA.
AWARD FOR CHEERLEADING
Conley Conaway
WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL
Photo by Les Hassell/Tyler Morning Telegraph
WHAT HER COACH SAID
I have had the privilege of working with Conley in two separate seasons of her life. I coached her in middle school and more recently in her sophomore, junior and now senior year. Full of character, wisdom beyond her years, a strong moral compass and natural leadership skills, Conley is coachable, eager, enthusiastic and driven. She serves as captain of a 40-plus member cheer team, where she leads with an even temperament, consistency, determination and fortitude. Conley is diligent, thoughtful and prepared and makes it a goal to help others be prepared. She is concerned about the well being of others. She is concerned and focused on her present and her future. This is evident in her scholastic achievements. Conley is a selfless leader, always helping others and directing others with a firm yet gentle spirit. She is one of the most positive leaders I have coached. She is also skilled at her specific duties as captain, like calling an effective game in support of our athletes. She strives for perfection and is always prepared. Conley is also very inclusive of others. As a junior, she held a leadership position as Head Spirit Ambassador and maintained appropriate and encouraging relationships with her teammates, athletes and community at large. She was one I could proudly have represent our squad, school and town.
AWARD FOR BASS FISHING Bryce Everett
HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
As a lifelong educator here at Arp ISD, I have known Bryce nearly his entire life. In his academic classes, Bryce has proven himself to be an exceptional student that always puts forth his best effort. In addition, he has always been cooperative and respectful, not only to teachers and administrators, but also to his fellow students. Bryce is a hard-working, well-rounded student that actively participates and excels in many extra-curricular programs. He demonstrates the traits of scholarship, citizenship and character that will make him an asset to any organization or institution. Bryce has excelled in football, earning 1st team all-district for two years. Bryce is a two time state qualifier in powerlifting. Bryce is a three time state qualifier in bass fishing. Bryce has one bass individual tourney win, along with several top ten finishes.
AWARD FOR DRILL TEAM
Gracie Stokes
GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Photo by Santana Wood/Tyler Morning Telegraph
WHAT HER COACH SAID
I am nominating Gracie Stokes for Tyler Best Preps in drill team because of the phenomenal example that she is to her teammates and all who know her — both in dance and in life. I have known Gracie all four years of her high school career and I could not be more proud of the young lady she is. She is the head dance captain of the Cougarettes Drill Team at Grace after serving as first lieutenant last year. She is an extremely gifted dancer, but is always humble and gracious even when taking correction from me. She leads by example as the hardest working person on our team — always early to practice, always working behind the scenes and unifies the team as a true leader does. I can always count on her to take initiative and do what needs to be done before even having to ask - whether it's dance related or holding the team accountable. She is always encouraging her teammates and frequently meets with them outside of practice to help them as much as they need her to. Her performance qualities are unmatched, as you know if you've had the privilege to watch her dance, but her heart is pure as she radiates joy in all she does. Her teammates gravitate toward her leadership on and off the dance floor or field and it is for this reason that I could not think of anyone more deserving of this award than Gracie Stokes.
Yadira Araiza
WHAT HER COACH SAID
This student athletic trainer was chosen unanimously without a doubt among our five athletic training staff as our Best Preps Nominee. Yadira has been in my Sports Medicine Program for four years and has proven to be a hardworking, motivated and trustworthy student. She exemplifies and surpasses everything a student athletic trainer should be. I could not be more proud to have a student athletic trainer like Yadira in my program.
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George Krog
BISHOP THOMAS K. GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
George has been wrestling for Bishop Gorman since his freshman year. He battled through a nearly season-ending football injury to return in time to compete at regional duals and the Prep State tournament. He's a guy that all of the younger ones looked up to, and we were very blessed to have him. George also plays lacrosse for Cumberland Academy.
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BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE TEXAS SPINE AND JOINT HOSPITAL
AWARD FOR HEART AND DESIRE
Hannah Rath
GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL
Return Serve
AfterreviewingmyBiomechanics,the team of expertsin Sports Medicine personalized my rehabilitation. I’m abletojumpforward, backwardand do allthe movementsto competeatthe highestlevel.”Findthe right treatmenttoget youbackinthe game “
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Hannah Rath is the perfect example of a student-athlete who is resilient, uplifting, talented and smart. During her eighth-grade season, she broke both of her shins. Then during her freshman season, she developed a gastro-problem that has caused her to be hospitalized off and on since that year. Nevertheless, she has never let her spirit turn south. Her teammates look up to her for leadership, spirit and courage during the toughest of times. At the time of nomination, she was first on the team in serve receive percentage and second in digs. For college, she has been accepted to Auburn, Oklahoma State and Baylor. With Baylor, Hannah was awarded the "Baylor Distinction" award, which comes with a $120,000 scholarship.
Photo by Les Hassell/Tyler Morning Telegraph
COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD Russell Smith
CANTON HGH SCHOOL
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Canton head softball coach Russell Smith is the 2025 Coach of the Year for Best Preps Tyler.
Smith is in his 12th year at Canton.
In the 2024 season, following the 2024 Best Preps Tyler awards, Smith led the Eaglettes to the UIL State Softball Tournament for the first time in program history.
Canton finished the season with a record of 32-9. Once the Eaglettes had their full roster after the conclusion of Canton’s deep run in the basketball playoffs, they went 26-3.
In the postseason, the Eaglettes scored 110 runs in their games before the state semifinals, defeating Ferris (12-2, 11-0), Athens (14-0, 144), Lindale (9-1, 9-1), Van Alstyne (10-0, 6-3) and Aubrey (11-4, 14-1) to punch their ticket to Austin for the first time.
In its quest to return to the state semifinals, Canton was 14-4-1 on March 27 for the 2025 season.
Smith has been selected to be a head coach in this year’s FCA All-Star Softball Game.
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR AWARD
wally dawkins
BROOK HILL SCHOOL
Brook Hill’s Wally Dawkins is the 2025 Athletic Director of the Year for Best Preps Tyler. He has been the Brook Hill AD since 2008.
The Brook Hill School has won 18 state championships with Dawkins as AD, including three state Championships during the 2023-24 school year and another in 2024-25.
For 2023-24, Brook Hill was awarded as the top boys athletic program for TAPPS Class 4A schools. The Guard has also seen 14 state runner-up finishes over that same time period with Dawkins at the helm of the Brook Hill athletic department.
The Brook Hill boys have won back-to-back TAPPS Winter Soccer Division III state titles, the first coming in 2024 and the second last month.
Also in the spring of 2024, the Brook Hill softball team (TAPPS Division III) and the Guard baseball team captured state championships (TAPPS Division III).
In the 2024-25 school year, the Guard volleyball team advanced to the playoffs, the cross country teams earned state berths, the Guard girls basketball advanced to the state tournament for the first time, and the boys squad made the playoffs.
Dawkins was a basketball coach for 33 years, officially stepping away following the 2014 season. Under Dawkins, Brook Hill advanced to the TAPPS 3A state Final Four in 2009, 2010 and 2014. The Guard reached the regional championship game in 2012 and 2013.
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KONA ICE
AWARD FOR GOING THE EXTRA MILE
Alexa Remigio
BISHOP THOMAS K. GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
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WHAT HER COACH SAID
Alexa is one of the strongest and most dedicated athletes on my team. She is a role model to all of the other girls in a way that is so inspiring. Not only is she ranked at the top of her class academically, but she is a three-sport athlete, president of the student body and somehow still finds time to bake muffins for the team for breakfast.
Alexa is a wonderful human being and she is a fighter. Two years ago, she had decided that she would not be able to continue running. She was having a lot of issues with her knees and she was in constant pain; and it was halting her progression. So she took a step back, not sure if she would ever come back. However, after taking a year off, she realized how much it meant to her to be on the team and how much she missed it. The physical struggles she was having were not enough to keep her spirit down and she found the courage to try again.
AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
Mollie Carlile BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL
WHAT HER COACH SAID
Mollie Carlile is more than just a sophomore athlete, she is a role model for all young ladies on and off the field. With over 40 hours of community service and volunteer work, Mollie has proven to be an impactful young lady to more than just her teammates through her leadership, unmatched hard work and character. She has been a great example to youth in the community through camps, concession and neighborhood help as well. Mollie is a well-mannered, coachable, respectful and relentless athlete who has earned a 5.233 GPA and is currently ranked No. 1 in her class. On top of the academia and youth involvement, she has stepped up to be a phenomenal player on the field, scoring in every game she plays (currently a leader in scoring). She is definitely a special athlete and it is such a pleasure to coach her.
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BAYLOR SCOTT & WHITE TEXAS SPINE AND JOINT HOSPITAL
AWARD FOR SPORTSMANSHIP
Luke McNeel
BROOK HILL SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Luke is one of the most unselfish kids I've ever been around. He leads by example on and, even more so, off the court. Luke always seeks out younger kids at games and in the community and makes sure they get a high five and feel special. Along with being the hardest worker on the floor, Luke shows the type character that would make anyone proud.
EAST TEXAS PROFESSIONAL CREDIT UNION AWARD FOR COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE
Raef Maloney
BISHOP THOMAS K. GORMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL
WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Raef has been a steadfast player his entire high school career. He has been dedicated and loyal and is always striving to be better on and off the field. His community service includes: Big Brothers Big Sisters Gulf Coast; Prepared gifts, various clerical works, cleaning/reorganizing; Junior Christian Service Immersion; Service done at St. Gregory Elementary School Helped with class assignments, cleaning, lunch duty, moving furniture, preparing class activities, playing with students and helping with homework; Personal Eagle Scout Project (Built a bullpen for his school’s baseball program; Planting Trees at an elementary school; Building a sidewalk for the UT Tyler University Academy; Adopt a Highway: cleaning, putting out and picking up American Flags for various national holidays such as Independence Day, Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day and Juneteenth, cleaning trash at various parks and planting trees for Arbor Day.
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CHRISTUS ORTHOPEDICS AND SPORTS MEDICINE INSTITUTE MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD
Trevor Brooks
CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL
Trevor Brooks is a standout in football, basketball, baseball and track for the Bulldogs.
In football, Brooks was a do-it-all player for the Bulldogs, playing both offense and defense. Brooks was named the Tyler Morning Telegraph All-Rose Country Football Defensive Player of the Year. Brooks was a key player for a Chapel Hill team that played in the state championship game in 2023.
“Trevor does it all for the Bulldogs. He may be the best Defensive football player in East Texas,” Chapel Hill athletic director and head football coach Jeff Riordan said. “He was an all-state punter as well. This year, due to injuries, Trevor has a big role with the ball in his hands, playing wide receiver and returner. ... Trevor may be the best all-around athlete that I've coached. He will be a four-year letterman in basketball and baseball, and he garnered many awards in both those sports as well. He is also a track athlete.”
In basketball, Brooks averaged 12.3 points, 4.0 assists and 3.6 steals per game for the 29-6 Bulldogs.
In baseball, Brooks is hitting .294 with two doubles, a triple, three RBIs, nine runs and eight stolen bases. As a pitcher, he is 1-2 with a 2.27 ERA with 15 strikeouts and three walks.
Brooks has signed to play football at Midwestern State University.
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CHRISTUS ORTHOPEDICS AND SPORTS MEDICINE INSTITUTE FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR AWARD
Zion Smith
TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL
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Smith is a standout in track and field and on the basketball court for the Lady Raiders.
In track and field, Smith is a three-time area qualifier and threetime regional qualifier in the long jump and triple jump. She also qualified for the area and regional meet in the 400-meter dash as a sophomore. As a sophomore, Smith qualified for the UIL State Track and Field Meet in the triple jump. This season, Smith is also on the 4x200-meter relay team with DeCaila Bailey, Mariyah Coon and Jakira Williams, which set a school record with a time of 1:41:75.
“As a seasoned teacher and track and field coach at Tyler Legacy High School, I have had the pleasure of knowing Zion for four years and have closely observed her growth, dedication and remarkable achievements in both her academic and athletic pursuits,” Tyler Legacy head girls track and field coach Corey Chancellor said. “As a student, Zion stands out not only for her academic performance but also for her exceptional work ethic. She consistently demonstrates a commitment to excellence, balancing her studies with her rigorous training schedule."
In basketball, Smith averaged 3.1 rebounds per game in helping the Lady Raiders to a 30-4 record, a District 10-6A championship and a trip to the second round of the playoffs, where it fell to Class 6A Division I state finalist Cedar Hill.
Smith is committed to compete in track and field for the University of Memphis.
Smith has been selected as the Best Preps Tyler Female Athlete of the Year.
PELTIER FORD INSPIRATION AWARD
Lane Gray
ARP HIGH SCHOOL
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WHAT HIS COACH SAID
Lane is a fine young man who has faced much adversity in his young life. His father died of brain cancer before he was born so he was raised by his mother and his three older brothers. Then three years ago, he lost his mother to pancreatic cancer. Even with every excuse to not be successful and to be mad at the world, Lane excels in extracurricular activites all year round with many going on at the same time. Even while competing and being involved with every club he can get into and taking dual-credit classes, he has managed to be ranked No. 6 in his graduating class. Lane is a very unselfish person who is always willing to help anyone out in any way and is one that really makes you proud to say that he has come out of your program. During his time in high school, Gray has played football, basketball and baseball and is the president of the Arp bass fishing team.
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We are so proud of you and look forward to the next chapter in your life. Love you to the moon & back, Mom, Dad, Cash, and family
“CHAMPIONS KEEP PLAYING UNTIL THEY GET IT RIGHT.”
BILLIE JEAN KING
Owen Adcock ALL SAINTS SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Gage Acker BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Dax Allen LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Bransyn Anderson MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF
Joshua Aparicio CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Kali Jo Bannister BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Enedy Bautista TYLER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
Jackson Bamberg MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Addison Carpenter ARP HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Ruby Byers TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Trevor Brooks CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Ben Bolton JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Brooklyn Brannen BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Riley Blackmon TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Beau Bender BISHOP GORMAN BOYS BASETBALL
Maddie Birdsong ARP HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Nic Boone GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Keely Bozeman GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
OWEN BRANDT TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
ADELYN BRIGGS TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
Blair Brister BROOK HILL SCHOOL GIRL CROSS COUNTRY
Clara Brown CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Paris Burnley TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Rylee Busby CANTON HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Johnathan Bush WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Trunijah Butler JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Mollie Carlile BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Connor Carver ALL SAINTS SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Castleberry MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Bradie
BROWNSBORO HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL, CHEERLEADING & VOLLEYBALL
Alex Egana TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
violet eason TROUP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS POWERLIFTING
Maddry East TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Kalvin Dryman LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Solomon Dillingham WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Kalie Cummings BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Cassidy Clark BROOK HILL SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
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Katherine Cleofe BISHOPO GORMAN SCHOOL CHEERLEADING VOLLEYBALL
Caden Cliborn ARP HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Nicholas Collins TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Calvi Courtney ALL SAINTS SCHOOL BASEBALL
Emory Cover TROUP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD, GIRLS GOLF & VOLLEYBALL
Jackson Daniels ALL SAINTS SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Tye Davis WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Jordan Davis WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Kayla De Campos ALL SAINTS SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL
Malachi Deleon TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Asya Denmark TYLER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS POWERLIFTING
Lane Gray ARP HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Emma Goetz GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Bradley Galbraith TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BASS FISHING
Bryce Everett TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Jackson Frachiseur TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BASS FISHING
Jorden Ford CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYSBASKETBALL
Dylan Fowler BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Shiloh Fowler MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
Carter Frans BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
roe Gaddis GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Oscar Garcia TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Keiland Garvey TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Tyrell Gause CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Taylor Gillispie TROUP HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Jose Gonzalez Brito BROOK HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Jaxson Green TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Daniela Gaona TYLER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Maya Gilmore GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Avagail Greene TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SWIMMING
Davis Habermehl GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Bailey Koonce CANTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS POWERLIFTING
Jack Kirk LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Karsen Kirby CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Izzy Koonce LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Peyton Kelly GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Malcolm Jones TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Audrey Hall WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
James Heath BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
LaTajia Hambrick
Isaac Hartnauer
Geaniyah Hawkins CUMBERLAND ACADEMY GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Easton Hinch VAN HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Lizzie Holman ALL SAINTS SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Olivia Hughes MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL
Kyra and Jayla Jackson MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Gunner Johnson LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS POWERLIFTING
Maci Johnston BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TEAM
Larkin Jones WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Faith Keggler TYLER HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Gracie McCoy GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Macie Mathis GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL SOFTBALL STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Lucy Loftis GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Landry Langley ARP HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
George Krog BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL LACROSSE
Hailey Lamond VAN HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Jonathan Ledesma MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Klayre Leon WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
Reese Lovelady TROUP HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Molly Madsen BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Raef Maloney BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BASEBALL
Clara Marlow MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Trey Martin BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Molly McCabe BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Jewel McCullough JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Colton McMahon MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Carter McLaughlin WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING
Bryce McElroy TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Mahayla McMahon MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Luke McNeel BROOK HILL SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Christian Norwood BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BOYS TENNIS
Kambry Nelson TROUP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Trey Newsome ALL SAINTS SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Sean O'Neill BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Ja'Corian Oes TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Johnmarc Orrico BROOK HILL SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Landon Neely WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Jacob Morris BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Daniel Minick GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING
Bralyah Miller TYLER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Sebastian Medina CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Isabella Miller TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF
Karmen Miller BROOK HILL SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Sophia Mitchell WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Austin Moffatt VAN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Emanuel Montes TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Alicia Monzon VAN HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Kerra Moore-Eubanks CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS POWERLIFTING
Lila Morris BROOK HILL SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
lillian Neagle CUMBERLAND ACADEMY GIRLS SOCCER
Alexa Remigio BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Raylie Peebles MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Daniel Ounda CUMBERLAND ACADEMY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Nathan Parker CANTON HIGH SCHOOOL BASEBALL
Abby Parker ARP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Luci Perez CANTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Kara Pride CANTON HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Kate Priest TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Arasely Ramirez CUMBERLAND ACADEMY GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Hannah Rath GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Calem Redding MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Natalie Reyna TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TEAM
Ashley Rhame WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD VOLLEYBALL
Kennedy Richter ARP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Kendyl Riordan CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL
Allison Rickman CANTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL
Sadie Robertson ALL SAINTS SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Gabe Rogers WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS SWIMMING
Kennison Rozelle BROOK HILL SCHOOL CHEERLEADING
Caden Rupert MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Cameron Ryle BROOK HILL SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Chloe Schultz BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL GIRLS GOLF
Mark Scott Scripsick ALL SAINTS SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
“NEVER SAY NEVER BECAUSE LIMITS, LIKE FEARS, ARE OFTEN JUST ILLUSIONS.”
- MICHAEL JORDAN
Noah Turner MINEOLA HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF
Jayden Thompson WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
R'Nyah Tomlinson CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Breanna Taylor LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TENNIS
D'Canaan Sueing TYLER HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Aaliyah Shabaan CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Garrett Smith GRACE COMMUNITY SCHOOL BASEBALL
Landon smith ARP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Kaden Smith CANTON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL
Anna Penkilo TYLER LEGACY HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Lemuel Stinson CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOYS POWERLIFTING
Tye Tamplin ARP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Kiana
SAMUEL WILLIAMS BROOK HILL SCHOOL BASEBALL
Olivia Wharton CUMBERLAND ACADEMY CHEERLEADING
Aubri Wagner WHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Riley Underwood CHAPEL HILL HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Aaron Villa TYLER HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Ila Varnado LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL DRILL TEAM
Kevin Velazquez CANTON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
mia verner TYLER HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TRACK & FIELD
Brayden Vining BULLARD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Lauren Wade JACKSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER
Kate Wallis CANTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Bryce Wallum TROUP HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Lexie Warner LINDALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINER
Preston Watson BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Brett Wells TROUP HIGH SCHOOL BOYS POWERLIFTING
Pearson West BISHOP GORMAN SCHOOL BOYS SOCCER
Jacob Wickware CUMBERLAND ACADEMY LACROSSE
Kelci Zelaya CUMBERLAND ACADEMY VOLLEYBALL
Angel Zuniga-Price CUMBERLAND ACADEMY BOYS TRACK & FIELD
Reed Vannorsdel CANTON HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
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After reviewing my Biomechanics, the team of experts in Sports Medicine personalized my rehabilitation. I’m able to jump forward, backward and do all the movements to compete at the highest level.” Find the right treatment to get you back in the game.
