25th Annual Sportsmanship Summit

Upcoming Programs

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Summit Schedule

8:00 - 8:30 am Registration and Continental Breakfast

8:30 - 9:30 am Opening General Session

At the conclusion of this session, adult participants will be asked to exit the Atrium and proceed to the Hall at Patriot Place via the E1 Stadium Exit in the Northeast Lounge.

9:40 - 11:30 am Breakout Sessions

Student and adult attendees have been separated into specific groups for today’s breakout sessions. Please check the name badge that you received at the registration table for your specific team logo.

9:40 - 10:30 am First Student Breakout Session

Bruins and Celtics (Atrium) Patriots (South Lounge) Red Sox (North Lounge)

10:40 - 11:30 am Second Student Breakout Session

Patriots and Red Sox (Atrium) Bruins (South Lounge) Celtics (North Lounge)

9:40 - 11:30 am Adult Breakout Sessions

A. Game Culture B. Tour of the Hall at Patriot Place

At the conclusion of this session, participants will return to Gillette Stadium via the E1 Stadium Entrance and proceed to the Atrium for the next general session.

11:45 am - 12:45 pm Closing General Session

12:45 - 1:30 pm Buffet Lunch

Please remain seated until being dismissed by the Gillette Stadium staff to join the buffet lines. Following lunch, attendees are asked to use the E1 Stadium Exit located in the Northeast Lounge. MIAA Staff and Student Advisory Committee members will be directing attendees to the exit and distributing Sportsmanship Honor Roll banners and patches to qualifying schools.

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Opening General Session

National Anthem Performed by Sophia Gustafson, Class of 2020

Welcome Remarks by Phil Vaccaro, MIAA Assistant Director

William N. Gaine, Jr. Sportsmanship Award Presentation Presented by Rob Pearl, MIAA Sportsmanship Committee Chair/Medway High School Athletic Director Presented to Lindsey Von Holtz, Regional High School Director of Athletics

18th Annual Student Sportsmanship Essay/Multimedia Contest Awards Presentation “How do I model sportsmanship and how will it support my future success in today’s world?” Presented by Marilyn Slattery, MIAA President/ House Principal Literary Runner-Up: Eryn Flynn, Ashland High School Literary First Place: Jonathan Luders, Multimedia Runner-Up: Chorr-Kin Chin and Maddie Lussier, Franklin High School Multimedia First Place: Thomas McGaffigan, Cambridge Rindge and Latin School

District Athletic Sportsmanship Awards Presentation Presented by Michael Roy, MSSADA President/Minnechaug Regional High School Athletic Director District A - District E - Tantasqua Regional High School District B - TechBoston Academy District F - Westfield Technical Academy District C - District G - Mount Everett Regional High School District D - Avon Middle/High School District H - Fontbonne Academy

Sportsmanship Moment of the Year Award Presentation Presented by Peter Smith, MIAA Associate Director Presented to Solveig Steeman, Littleton High School

At the conclusion of the Opening General Session, adult participants will be asked to exit the Atrium and proceed to the Hall at Patriot Place. MIAA Student Advisory Committee members will be waiting in the back of the Atrium to escort adult attendees from the E1 Stadium Exit in the Northeast Lounge to the Hall Entrance.

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Student Breakout Sessions

Student and adult attendees have been separated into specific groups for today’s breakout sessions. Please check the name badge that you received at the registration table for your specific team logo and corresponding sessions.

Atrium

“Sportsmanship and Lessons For Your Future”

Presented by: Omari Pearson, Passion to Purpose

Assisted by MIAA Student Advisory Committee Members: Karlie Guimond, Richard Darkwa, West Springfield High School Abigail Obar, Anna Litteer, Advanced Math and Science Academy

9:40-10:30 am Student Groups Bruins and Celtics 10:40-11:30 am Student Groups Patriots and Red Sox

South Lounge

“Game Culture”

Presented by: Brian McCann, Principal Lindsay von Holtz, Mount Greylock Regional High School Director of Athletics

Assisted by MIAA Student Advisory Committee Members: AJ Jaber, King Philip Reg. High School Caitlin Kemp, Leicester High School Robert Murphy, Bridgette O’Reilly, Archbishop Williams High School

9:40-10:30 am Student Group Patriots 10:40-11:30 am Student Group Bruins

North Lounge

“Game Culture”

Presented by: Bill Burkhead, Monomoy Regional High School Principal Andy Crisafulli, Joseph Case High School Athletic Director

Assisted by MIAA Student Advisory Committee Members: Sean Oldread, Minnechaug Reg. High School Mikayla Chandler, Old Rochester Reg. High School Emerson Scott, Katherine Taylor, Hampshire Reg. High School

9:40-10:30 am Student Group Red Sox 10:40-11:30 am Student Group Celtics

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Adult Breakout Sessions

Proceed to the Hall at Patriot Place

At the conclusion of the Opening General Session, adult participants will be asked to exit the Atrium and proceed to the Hall at Patriot Place. MIAA Staff and Student Advisory Committee members will be waiting in the back of the Atrium to escort adult attendees from the E1 Stadium Exit in the Northeast Lounge to the Hall Entrance. Your assistance in proceeding directly upstairs to the location of your first session is greatly appreciated to help the program stay on schedule.

A. Auditorium

“Game Culture”

Presented by: Aaron Polansky, Old Colony Regional Voc/Tech High School Superintendent Barry Haley, MIAA Tournament Director

Assisted by MIAA Student Advisory Committee Members: Luis Aldarondo Jr. - Fitchburg High School Ava Auclair - Gateway Regional High School Brendan Kenney - Medway High School Madeline McInnis - Ursuline Academy Kinsley Rolph - Hopkinton High School

This session will begin at 10:00am

B. Tour of the Hall at Patriot Place

The Hall at Patriot Place Presented by Raytheon is dedicated to serving the public through education and entertainment in an inclusive, user-friendly setting; to honoring and promoting individuals that have made exceptional contributions to the New England Patriots organization; to collecting, preserving, interpreting, researching and exhibiting Patriots and New England football historical information and artifacts and sharing their cultural impact with the public; and to promoting amateur football, its contributors and its development within the community.

Return to Gillette Stadium

At the conclusion of the Adult Breakout Sessions, all participants are asked to return to the Putnam Clubhouse East for the start of the 11:45am General Session. MIAA Student Advisory Committee members will be available to lead the group back to Gillette Stadium. Upon returning to the stadium, please use the E1 entrance and proceed up the escalator to the Atrium.

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Closing General Session

Upon return from the concurrent sessions, students and adults are asked to proceed to the Atrium for the closing general session and award presentations. Please refrain from occupying the seats in front of the stage as they are reserved for award winners and guests.

MIAA Ron Burton Community Service Award Presentation Remarks by Marilyn Slattery, MIAA President/Malden High School House Principal Presented by Steve Burton, WBZ-TV Sports Reporter Presented to Matthew Slater, New England Patriots

Keynote Presentation “DREAMS and Sportsmanship” Presented by Omari Pearson, Passion to Purpose

Buffet Lunch At the conclusion of the program, a buffet lunch will be served. Attendees are asked to remain seated until being dismissed by the Gillette Stadium staff to join the buffet lines. Following lunch, attendees are asked to use the E1 Stadium Exit located in the Northeast Lounge. MIAA Staff and Student Advisory Committee members will be directing attendees to the exit and distributing Sportsmanship Honor Roll banners and patches to qualifying schools.

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Presenters

Student Breakout Sessions “Sportsmanship and Lessons For Your Future”

Omari Pearson is quickly becoming a sought-after leader in education- driven life skills and mentoring. As an author, speaker and consultant, he seeks to provide a generation with direction to attain their life goals through education and mentoring. He is the Founder and President of Passion to Purpose, Inc. an education-driven life-skills and mentoring company equipping middle school, high school and college students with the necessary knowledge to empower themselves to be effective and productive members of society. Omari has served as a consultant and trainer to the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) and several state high school’s athletic and activity associations. In addition, he has served as a speaker for the NFHS National Student Leadership Summit. Omari was a high school, collegiate and

Omari Pearson professional player. Passion to Purpose

Adult Breakout Sessions

“Game Culture”

This session will be presented by MIAA member school administrators and will address a variety of sportsmanship topics related to pre-game, in-game and post-game activities.

Aaron Polansky Barry Haley Old Colony Reg. Voc/Tech High School MIAA Tournament Director Superintendent

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Presenters

Student Breakout Sessions “Game Culture”

This session will be presented by MIAA member school administrators and will address a variety of sportsmanship topics related to pre-game, in-game and post-game activities.

Brian McCann Lindsey von Holtz Joseph Case High School Mount Greylock Regional High School Principal Director of Athletics

Bill Burkhead Andy Crisafulli Monomoy Regional High School Joseph Case High School Principal Athletic Director

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District Sportsmanship Awards

Congratulations to the following schools who were selected by fellow schools in their districts for exemplifying the highest ideals of sportsmanship during the 2017-18 school year.

District A District B District C District D

Amesbury TechBoston Abington Avon High School Academy High School Middle/High School

District E District F District G District H

Tantasqua Westfield Mount Everett Fontbonne Regional High School Technical Academy Regional High School Academy

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Sportsmanship Moment of the Year

Solveig Steeman Littleton High School For outstanding displays of sportsmanship during the 2018 MIAA/Special Olympics Unified Track and Field Championships

Solveig Steeman has been an athlete on the Littleton wanted to show everyone that people with disabilities High School Unified Track and Field team for two years. can do anything. Yes, people with disability are able to Solveig has cerebral palsy and has participated in the do things, but in a different way than everyone else. It is 100m dash and javelin throw. This past season, she okay because every person has different strengths and also participated in the 400m dash and shot put. challenges. I believe that people with disabilities can do anything. Anything is possible when putting your mind During the MIAA/Special Olympics Massachusetts to it. It was a great experience to be able to help him.” Unified Track and Field Sectional Championship Meet at Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School on Jeffrey Wayman, MIAA official and starter at the May 21, Solveig had just competed in the 400m when Sectional Championship Meet felt inspired, calling she noticed a fellow athlete, Tyler Plotkin of Groton- Solveig’s actions an “exemplary display of the essence Dunstable Regional High School, in need of some of sportsmanship.” Explaining what he saw, he added, assistance. Solveig immediately went to help. “Solveig came to [Tyler’s] aid and helped him focus and begin wheeling to complete his race. Officials, coaches, “There were other athletes getting ready for their event. competitors and spectators were all impressed with They were lined up for running or wheeling,” Solveig Solveig’s efforts to help Tyler roll to his finish. It was a said. “There was an athlete using a wheelchair in the frequent topic of further discussion during the Meet 100m dash. After the gun went off, all of the athletes and beyond.” started off for the 100m dash. However, the athlete using a wheelchair was struggling to push himself to the He also commended Solveig’s character and the finish line. As soon as I saw him, I jumped in to help him example she set for others. “Solveig’s commitment to get to the finish line.” competing and her compassion toward fellow athletes are noteworthy traits that deserve special mention. One week later, at the MIAA/Special Olympics Solveig’s family, school and our entire sport can be Massachusetts Unified Track and Field State proud of her efforts that showed the character toward Championship Meet, Solveig helped Tyler again. which every athlete should aspire,” he said. “Witnessing Spectators were impressed by her support of a fellow her actions has helped deepen my belief in the values athlete, but she did not help Tyler for the praise. of athletics and why I participate as a Track and Field Official… it was good for my soul and I’m sure it had a “I helped him not to feel good about myself, but I similar effect on others at the events.”

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William N. Gaine, Jr. Sportsmanship Award

History of the MIAA William N. Gaine, Jr. Sportsmanship Award

William N. Gaine, Jr. was appointed Assistant and promote the importance of respect for self, Executive Director of the Massachusetts teammates, coaches, officials, opponents and the Interscholastic Athletic Association (MIAA) in October game itself. Statewide programmatic initiatives to 1979. During his career of over 30 years with the which Mr. Gaine has been an architect and catalyst MIAA, Bill has assumed major responsibilities and include Coaches’ Education, Student-Athlete leadership in the areas of student eligibility and Citizenship programs, New England Student health/safety of the student-athlete through his role Leadership Conferences, along with Leadership as liaison with the MIAA Wellness Advisory and Sports programs for High School Captains and Community Medicine Committees, the Massachusetts Medical Service. In 2012, these initiatives became identified Society and the Department of Public Health. In July as the “Pillars” of education based athletics and were 2013, Mr. Gaine was appointed Executive Director of organized into the curriculum of Educational Athletics. the MIAA and Massachusetts Secondary School That same year at Mr. Gaine’s creation and Administrators’ Association. recommendation a state-wide standing committee on educational athletics was approved by the MIAA Board Sportsmanship is a specific area where Mr. Gaine of Directors. dedicated his career. Some of his most significant contributions were developed through his role as In honor of his career-long dedication to the promotion liaison for the MIAA Sportsmanship Committee. He of sportsmanship in interscholastic athletics, the MIAA worked diligently to uphold the ideals of ethics, Sportsmanship Committee established an award in integrity, fair play and respect in interscholastic Bill Gaine’s name and made a surprise presentation athletics. Through his leadership, the MIAA developed to him as the first award recipient during the 15th numerous policies, programs, resources and methods Annual MIAA Sportsmanship Summit in 2008. of recognition that establish a healthy and positive environment for interscholastic athletic competition

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Award Recipient

Lindsey von Holtz Mount Greylock Regional School For distinguished leadership in the promotion of sportsmanship throughout interscholastic athletics

Lindsey von Holtz is in her 11th year as Athletic Director at Keeper. She was chair of the Berkshire County Mount Greylock Regional School. She received a Sportsmanship Committee for three years. Lindsey was bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Science key to organizing the 1st Annual Berkshire County from College and a master’s degree in Leadership Summit in 2012 and has planned and Athletic Administration from Springfield College. Lindsey presented at the county event for the past six years. The began teaching Mathematics in Keene, NH and coached event aims to bring together students from across the Varsity Lacrosse, Varsity Swim and Freshman Soccer prior county to teach and discuss how students can lead their to moving to Massachusetts. Lindsey split time between teams and schools. This event summarizes the the classroom and as Athletic Director for five years at educational athletics values that Lindsey aims to bring to Mount Greylock. She then transitioned to her current Mount Greylock, Berkshire County and the MIAA. position as Director of Athletics and Co-Curricular Activities. Lindsey has served as the Varsity Girls Lacrosse In addition to Lindsey’s service at the state and local Coach since program inception in 2012 and recently levels, she has received numerous awards and became the Assistant Coach for Unified Basketball. recognitions. Lindsey was named MSSADA District G Athletic Director of the Year in 2014. She was the Lindsey’s MIAA involvement includes serving on the Board recipient of the MSSADA District G Presidents Award of of Directors (2014–present), Girls Lacrosse Committee Merit (2016), the MSSADA District G Ted Damko Award (2013–present, Chair 2017, 2018), Boys Lacrosse (2012) and was the District G Rich Lewis Award Nominee Committee (2013-present), Sportsmanship Committee (2018). This past spring, Lindsey was named the (2010-2017, Secretary 2015, 2016, 2017), Cross Berkshire All Stars Coach of the Year in the sport of Country/Track Committee (2008-2013), and she recently lacrosse, after she and the Mount Greylock Girls Team had began serving on the and Finance/Personnel their 100th win and became the first Division II school Committees. Lindsey was a facilitator during the first three from Western Massachusetts to become Central/Western years of the New England Student Leadership Conference Mass Finalists. Mount Greylock has been honored with the and she attended the MIAA Leadership Training Institute District G Sportsmanship Award four times (2011, 2012, in 2017. Lindsey was a presenter at the MIAA 2015, 2016) while Lindsey has been Athletic Director. Sportsmanship Summit in 2014 and at the MIAA Annual Meeting in 2017. Lindsey met her husband Shannon while working at Mount Greylock. Lindsey and Shannon live in Clarksburg, At the local level, Lindsey serves as the Berkshire County MA with his two children (one a current Mountie and one a Athletic Directors Association Treasurer and Record recent graduate) and their three cats.

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Ron Burton Community Service Award

History of the MIAA Ron Burton Community Service Award

Ron Burton, community philanthropist and former Throughout his years with the Patriots, and the professional football player, passed away in 2003, but subsequent years he spent in broadcasting and his legacy lives on in New England and beyond. He insurance, community service was a constant thread used his football legacy to help deliver his message of running through Mr. Burton’s life. He served on many hope, determination and optimism, emphasizing that civic boards and charities and was widely recognized love, strong family values and hard work can for his service and philanthropy. He established the overcome any obstacle. Ron Burton Training Center in Hubbardston, Massachusetts, with the mission to “build within youth Mr. Burton hailed from Springfield, Ohio. At the time from low income communities, racial harmony, he graduated from high school, he was considered the leadership, self determination, respect and love for finest football player in the state and had offers from others through a program of spiritual, educational and 47 colleges. He chose Northwestern University and physical fitness training in a wholesome, caring went on to become one of the greatest players in environment.” school history, eventually being inducted into the National Football Foundation’s College Hall of Fame. In 2003, the MIAA instituted a Community Service He was selected by the Boston Patriots as a first Award in Ron Burton’s name and the first recipient round draft pick in 1960 and played with the team was his son, Steve Burton. until his retirement in 1966.

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Award Recipient

Matthew Slater New England Patriots For demonstrated leadership in service and respect for others

Matthew Slater played college football at UCLA and was each year that best exemplifies outstanding character drafted by the New England Patriots in the fifth round of and leadership in the home, on the field and in the the 2008 NFL Draft. He quickly became a team leader community. and in 2011 he was elected as a team captain and selected to his first Pro Bowl. Now, in his 11th season Among his many contributions to the community, in the NFL, he is an eight-time team captain, been Matthew is the United Way representative on the New named to seven straight Pro Bowls and is a two-time England Patriots and is working with organizations in Associated Press All Pro. Among his career the greater Boston area to recruit one million accomplishments, Matthew has played wide receiver, volunteers as part of the Patriots Celebrate safety and a major role on special teams. He led the Volunteerism Campaign. Patriots in special teams tackles for five seasons. In the fall of 2016, Matthew hosted a fundraiser to What makes Matthew truly special is that his benefit Hurricane Matthew victims in which over commitment to excellence on the field is matched by $60,000 was raised for Samaritan’s Purse to assist his dedication to giving back to children and families with relief efforts in the Carolinas and Haiti. across New England. Since he arrived in New England, he has consistently been one of the most active players Matthew has also been active in various children’s in the community and in 2013, the Patriots presented ministries programs at his hometown church and he him with their Ron Burton Community Service Award for hopes to pursue seminary study in his post-football his commitment to volunteerism. In 2016, he received career. the NFL’s Bart Starr Award, which is given to one player

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Sportsmanship Honor Roll

Congratulations to the following schools for completing the 2017-18 school year without any student-athletes or coaches disqualified from an interscholastic athletic contest.

Cathedral High School (Boston) Abby Kelley Foster Reg Charter School High School of Commerce Academy at Penguin Hall Catholic Memorial School Academy of Notre Dame (Tyngsboro) Holy Name Central Catholic High School Acton-Boxboro Regional High School Chelsea High School Advanced Math & Science Acad. Charter Chicopee Comprehensive High School Hopkinton High School Claremont Academy

Amherst-Pelham Regional High School Community Academy of Science and Health Immaculate Heart of Mary School Andover High School Concord-Carlisle High School Innovation Academy Charter School Another Course to College Cristo Rey Boston Ipswich High School

Apponequet Regional High School John J Duggan Academy Archbishop Williams High School Joseph Case High School

Arlington Catholic High School Dighton-Rehoboth Regional High School Keefe Technical High School Arlington High School Doherty Memorial High School King Philip Regional High School

Assabet Valley Reg. Tech. High School Dorchester Academy Lee Middle/High School Athol High School Douglas High School Lenox Memorial Middle/High School Atlantis Charter School Lexington High School

Auburn High School Essex Technical High School Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

Austin Preparatory School Fairhaven High School Littleton High School

Baystate Academy Charter Public Falmouth Academy Lyon Pilot Middle/High School

Belchertown High School Falmouth High School Mahar Regional School Bethany Christian Academy Fellowship Christian Academy Maimonides School Bishop Connolly High School Fenway High School Malden Catholic High School Bishop Feehan High School Fontbonne Academy Manchester Essex Regional High School Bishop Stang High School Foxborough High School Marshfield High School Blue Hills Reg. Technical School Franklin County Technical School Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School Boston Community Leadership Academy Franklin High School McCann Technical High School

Boston English High School McKinley South End Academy Gateway Regional High School Medfield High School Bristol-Plymouth Reg. Voc/Tech. High School Gloucester High School Medway High School Britsh International School of Boston Grafton High School Middleboro High School

Calvary Chapel Academy Granby Jr./Sr. High School Millbury Memorial Jr./Sr. High School Canton High School Greater Lawrence Technical High School Cardinal Spellman High School Green Academy Mohawk Trail Regional High School

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Sportsmanship Honor Roll

Congratulations to the following schools for completing the 2017-18 school year without any student-athletes or coaches disqualified from an interscholastic athletic contest.

Montachusett Regional Voc./Tech. High School Presentation of Mary Academy University Park Campus Monument Mountain Regional High School Putnam Voc/Tech High School Upper Cape Cod Regional Voc./Tech. School

Mount Alvernia High School Quaboag Regional Middle/High School Urban Science Academy Mount Everett Regional High School Quincy Upper School Ursuline Academy

Murdock High School Renaissance School Wachusett Regional High School Mystic Valley Regional Charter School Rising Tide Charter School Wakefield Memorial High School

Nantucket High School Rockland High School Narragansett Regional High School

Natick High School Sabis International Charter School Ware Jr./Sr. High School New Mission High School Sacred Heart High School Saint Bernard’s Central Catholic High School Nipmuc Regional High School Saint John’s High School West Boylston Middle/High School Norfolk County Agricultural High School Saint Mary High School (Westfield) West Bridgewater Middle/Senior High School North Andover High School Salem High School Westborough High School North Brookfield Jr./Sr. High School Saugus High School Weston High School Scituate High School Westport High School North Reading High School Sizer School Smith Academy Whitinsville Christian School Norwood Sr. High School Smith Vocational and Agricultural High School Whitman-Hanson Regional High School Notre Dame Academy (Hingham) Snowden International School Worcester North High School Notre Dame Academy (Worcester) South Lancaster Academy Worcester Technical High School Notre Dame High School Cristo Rey HS South Shore Christian Academy

Old Colony Regional Voc./Tech. High School Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical School Old Rochester Regional High School Southwick Regional High School Oxford High School Sparhawk Upper School

Palmer High School

Pathfinder Regional Voc/Tech High School Tahanto Regional Middle/High School Tantasqua Regional High School Pentucket Regional High School TechBoston Academy Pioneer Valley Regional School Tri-County Regional Voc/Tech High School Pittsfield High School Trinity Christian Acadamy Plymouth North High School Trivium School Plymouth South High School

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Sportsmanship Award History

MIAA Sportsmanship Moment of the Year Award

2014: Derek Herber, North Attleborough High School 2015: Football Team, Mount Greylock Regional School 2016: Team, Monomoy Regional High School Abbey D’Agostino, United States Olympian, Masconomet Regional High School 2017: Grace Christensen, Molly Goldberg and Amanda Hanley, Belmont High School

MIAA William N. Gaine, Jr. Sportsmanship Award

2008: William N. Gaine, Jr., MIAA Deputy Director 2009: James Peters, Principal 2010: Tom Lamb, Athletic Director and Head Football Coach 2011: Ruth Lynch, Pembroke High School Principal 2012: Phil Vaccaro, Reading Memorial High School Athletic Director 2013: William McGuirk, Tewksbury HS/Groton-Dunstable HS/ Principal 2014: Daniel Shine, Arlington Catholic High School Athletic Director 2015: Kim DoCouto, Somerset-Berkley Regional High School Assistant Principal 2016: Brian Cogswell, Lenox Memorial Middle/High School Assistant Principal 2017: Brian McCann, Joseph Case High School Principal

MIAA Ron Burton Community Service Award

2003: Steve Burton, WBZ-TV Boston 2004: Andre Tippett, New England Patriots 2005: Paul Stewart, NHL Referee 2006: Doug Flutie, Professional Football Player/Sports Analyst 2007: JoJo White, Boston Celtics 2008: Kathy Delaney-Smith, Harvard University Women’s Basketball Coach/Westwood HS 2009: Jackie MacMullan, Sportswriter/Columnist 2010: David McGillivray, BAA Boston Marathon Race Director/DMSE Sports, Inc. President 2011: Thomas “Satch” Sanders, Boston Celtics/Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame 2012: Kristine Lilly, United States Women’s Soccer National Team/United States Olympian 2013: Joe Andruzzi, New England Patriot/Joe Andruzzi Foundation 2014: Michael Lynch, WCVB-TV Channel 5 Sports Anchor 2015: Taylor Twellman, Former New England Revolution Player/ESPN Soccer Analyst 2016: Pete Frates, ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Founder/Former Boston College Player 2017: Jerod Mayo, New England Patriots

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Sponsors

Special thanks to the following organizations for making today’s event possible:

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SPORTSMANSHIP

COACHES’ EDUCATION

LEADERSHIP

COMMUNITY SERVICE