GIRLS BASKETBALL AWARDS Masson Mills, Most Improved; Hannah Warhurst, Best Free Throw Percentage; Trinity Vandiver, Most Valuable Player, Best Field Goal Percentage and Top Rebounder; Adrianna McCleese, 100% Award; Addie Cummings, Team Captain and Best Offensive Player; Kirsten Baker, Scholar Athlete; and Abby Garrison, Best Defensive Player

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By Staff Reports Published

8:46 am Wednesday, August 8, 2018

EFJHS recognizes superior athletes

CHEERLEADER AWARDS Georgia Crochet, 1 Year Award; Rachel McCleese, 2 Year Award; Kameron Lindsey, 2 Year Award; Trinity Vandiver, 1 Year Award; Ashleigh Berry, 1 Year Award; Adrianna McCleese, Scholar Athlete and 3 Year Award; Hannah Warhurst, 2 Year Award; Destiny Mansell, Co-captain and 3 Year Award; and Addie Cummings, Captain, 3 Year Award

BASEBALL AWARDS Andrew Green, Best Base Runner; Johnathan Morgan, Team Captain; Johnson Leeth, Best Glove; Daniel Mansell, Scholar Athlete and Most Improved; Justin Jewell, Hustle Award; Justus Stancil, Practice Award; Jackson Baker, Utility Player; and Kendric Baker, Best Batting Average

B-TEAM BASKETBALL AWARDS Trey Benford, Most Valuable Player and Best Field Goal Percentage; Clay Morgan, Best Free Throw Percentage; Daniel Mansell, Scholar Athlete and 100% Award; Andrew Green, Best Defensive Player and Top Rebounder; and, not pictured, Oscar Molina, Team Captain and Most Improved

SOFTBALL AWARDS Georgia Crochet, Participation Award; Mayson Mills, Most Improved; Hannah Warhurst, Most Valuable Player and Team Captain; Addie Cummings, Highest On-Base Percentage; Hope Morgan, Best Defensive Player; Payton Mills, 100% Award; Ashleigh Berry, Participation Award; Ruby Torres, Scholar Athlete; Kirsten Baker, Most Versatile Player; Abby Garrison, Highest Batting Average; and Dasia Elliott, Team Captain

A-TEAM BASKETBALL AWARDS Boone Reynolds, Most Valuable Player, Best Field Goal Percentage and Best Free Throw Percentage; Isaiah Oliver, Scholar Athlete; Logan Collier, Team Captain; Justus Stancil, 100% Award; Kendric Baker, Most Improved; and Daniel Potts, Best Defensive Player and Top Rebounder

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