Fall 2017 Athletic Awards Winners

Congratulations to the following Athletes for Winning Fall Athletic Awards

Varsity Girls' Soccer

Lifetime Achievement Award - Shani Breiman
Shani broke the all time goal scoring record in her 4 years at Brimmer with 149 goals. 
 
Most Valuable Player— Sophie Lapat
Most Valuable Player — Kimberly Santos
Most Improved Player — Katarina Klacko
Coach’s Award — Rebecca Calhoun

Varsity Boys' Soccer
Most Valuable Player — Tyler Best
Most Improved Player — Dylan Rigol
Coach’s Award — Matthew Hastings
Coach’s Award — Grant Iuliano

Varsity Cross Country
Most Valuable Runner — Connor Reif
Coach’s Award — Richard O’Keefe
Most Improved Runner — Zakkai Mares-Van Praag
Most Improved Runner — Matthew Ayres

Junior Varsity Girls' Soccer
Most Valuable Player — Paola Mammano
Most Valuable Player — Eloisa Luczkow
Most Improved Player — Marianne Alagos
Coach's Award — Karly Hamilton

Junior Varsity Boys' Soccer
Most Valuable Player — Isaiah Claiborne
Most Improved Player — Jason Zhu
Coach’s Award — Kevin Wen

Middle School Girls’ Soccer
Sportsmanship Award — Amelia Simons
Most Improved Player — Grace Papas
Coach’s Award — Sadye Cheever
Coach’s Award — Emma Guevara

Middle School Boys’ Soccer
Sportsmanship Award — Miles Richards
Most Improved Player — Akira Kirikihira
Most Improved Player — Zak Adler
Coach’s Award — Oliver Baggett

Field Hockey
Sportsmanship Award — Emily Onderdonk
Most Improved Player — Betty Wang
Coach's Award — Ayanna Jefferson
Coach’s Award — Kelly Rimas

Middle School Cross Country
Sportsmanship Award — Madeline Hsiao
Most Improved Runner — Zach Ginsberg
Most Improved Runner — Harrison Teschke
Coach's Award — Jonas Peña
Coach's Award — Nolen Mounier

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