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Winter Sports Award Winners

Sita Alomran, Photographer • March 3, 2017

Winter Sports Award Winners

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Varsity Girls’ Basketball

Most Valuable Player, Shani Breiman ‘18 - "It means a lot to me to win, especially after getting injured this season. I couldn't have done it without my teammates.” — Most Valuable, Shani Breiman ‘18 – “It means a lot to me to win, especially after getting injured this season. I couldn’t have done it without my teammates.

Most Improved Player, Breanna Durand ‘20 -"I was surprised . I don't think I could have done it without my teammates and other support." — Most Improved, Breanna Durand ‘20 -“I was surprised. I don’t think I could have done it without my teammates and other support.”

Most Improved Player, Naila Silmi ‘19. — Most Improved, Naila Silmi ‘19.

Coach's Award, Amy Nwachukwu ‘18. — Coach’s, Amy Nwachukwu ‘18.

Varsity Boys’ Basketball II

Most Valuable Player, Tal Breiman ‘21 - “As an eight grader, It was great to win an award, because I never thought I would be able to achieve so much through the season.” — Most Valuable, Tal Breiman ‘21 – “As an eight grader, It was great to win an award, because I never thought I would be able to achieve so much through the season.”

Most Improved Player, Jared Heller ‘19. — Most Improved, Jared Heller ‘19.

Coach's Award, Paxton Wong ‘20 - “I wasn’t expected to win, but I was definitely excited and I felt honored.” — Coach’s, Paxton Wong ‘20 – “I wasn’t expected to win, but I was definitely excited and I felt honored.”

Varsity Boys’ Basketball 1

Most Valuable Player, AJ Reeves ‘18 - "It means a lot for me to win MVP. Over the season, I worked really hard to help me and my team improve." — Most Valuable, AJ Reeves ‘18 – “It means a lot for me to win MVP. Over the season, I worked really hard to help me and my team improve.”

Most Improved Player, Dylan Rigol ‘18 - "It was definitely a great experience to play with the Varsity 1 team this year. Coach definitely helped me develop my basketball game and how I am as a person." — Most Improved Player, Dylan Rigol ‘18 – “It was definitely a great experience to play with the Varsity 1 team this year. Coach definitely helped me develop my basketball game and how I am as a person.”

Coach's Award, Ju'quan Mills ‘17. — Coach’s, Ju’quan Mills ‘17.

Curling

Most Valuable Player, Elaine Ren ‘17. — Most Valuable, Elaine Ren ‘17.

Coach's Award, Thea Hill ‘17. — Coach’s, Thea Hill ‘17.

Most Improved Curler, Jonathan DeJesus ‘18 - "I was proud to win this year. As a skip, it was great to lead my team to the finals." — Most Improved, Jonathan DeJesus ‘18 – “I was proud to win this year. As a skip, it was great to lead my team to the finals.”

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Winter Sports Award Winners