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plans to play for Bridgewater College next winter.
Coach Corder noted that the junior varsity boys’ basketball team had a 14-5 record. Greg Pendleton won the trophy for the most improved player.
Eighth-grade boys’ basketball coach Ron Vickers said he enjoyed the opportunity to coach players in their first high school sport.
“I try to make it so it’s fun and have always been successful,” he said. He said his players always improve over the season. He gave the trophy for most valuable player to Paul Borwn, describing him as “a young man who is already a role model for younger players.”
Paul Paratore, who coached both junior varsity and varsity girls’ volleyball, said he had coached before, but never had he coached girls’ teams. “I never had to worry about fingernails and hair,” he said. “I thank the girls for putting up with me.”
He said he had asked the girls to vote for the trophy winners and presented the trophy for the most valuable player on the junior varsity to Shannon Walter, the trophy for most improved varsity player to Lori Paratore, and the trophy for most valuable varsity player to Heidi Maeyer.
Kelly Settle, varsity cheerleading squad coach, presented the tro
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