LAMS Announces 2019-2020 Hawk Athlete Of Year Awards

Gerlynn Romero

SPORTS News:

The Los Alamos Middle School 2019-2020 Hawk Athlete of the Year Award is given to one 7th and one 8th grade male, and one 7th and one 8th grade female and this year’s winners are:

7th Grade Female Athlete of the Year – Gerlynn Romero, participated in Volleyball, Basketball;

7th Grade Male Athlete of the Year – Matt Brousseau, participated in Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Track & Field;

8th Grade Female Athlete of the Year – Nazarae Romero, participated in Cross Country, Basketball, Track & Field; and

8th Grade Male Athlete of the Year – Grafton Urbatsch, participated in Cross Country, Tennis, Track & Field.

Matt Brousseau

The Los Alamos Middle School Hawk Athlete of the Year Award is based on a recommendation from the athlete’s coach and criteria in the areas of:

Athletic skill and performance;

Attitude;

Effort;

Citizenship;

Sportsmanship; and

Academics.

This is a way for the athletic program to recognize four student-athletes who stand out among their peers.

The recipients of this award will receive a “Hawk Athlete of the Year” medal and their name engraved on a perpetual plaque, which will hang in the Brousseau Gym hallway near the entrance.

Nazarae Romero

These four athletes have demonstrated the necessary skills to be talented athletes. But it takes more than just skill to be a complete player. These athletes also possess the intangibles – those qualities and characteristics that are necessary to make a difference in their respective sports on the court, on the field, on the mat or on the track.

Effort, Attitude, Work Ethic and Unselfishness are all a part of these individuals’ athletic make-up. They lead their teams with grace and humility and are a great example for all athletes.

They always give 110%, regardless of the situation. While some athletes choose to coast knowing more drills or conditioning lie ahead, these athletes give their all, pushing themselves to their potential at all times.

They always put in the time to improve their own skills for the benefit of the team.

Grafton Urbatsch

These four inspire those around them and push their teammates to give their very best effort, no matter the ability level, or the situation.

They are extremely coachable, and take the time to learn the strategies of their sport. They are always quick to encourage and congratulate their teammates.

When faced with adversity, these athletes dig deep and pour their best efforts into the task at hand.

These four athletes have incredible work ethic! Each one is a student of their game. They are very attentive and apply what is taught in practices and games.

Finally, all four possess a great attitude – all of the time! Each brings the intangibles of leadership, humility and heart to every practice and every game.

Past Male winners include: Lane Saunders, Cottrell Fox, Patrick Irish, Jack Stewart, Vincent Marciano, Jevon Montoya, Elijah Valesquez, Hunter Swavely, JD Carson, Rafael Sanchez, James Rodriguez, Ryan Aldaz, Jakob Green, Teke Nieto and Zach Stidham.

Past Female winners include: Makaela Jones, Casey Trujillo, Elena Abeyta, Michaela Robertson, Marin Kelly, Paulina Burnside, Neha Sadasivan, Natalie Gallegos, Hannah Gartz, Michaela Gonzales, Norissa Valdez, Holly Sanchez, Mia Casados, Hailey McDowell and Delaney Ulrich.

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