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6Th Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet 6th Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet Tuesday May 23, 2017 ~ Mount Rainier High School Welcome to our 6th Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet Dr. Susan Enfield, Superintendent Welcome to the sixth Annual Highline Public Schools Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Banquet. We are extremely proud of our student athletes on and off the field. We believe athletics provides a place for students to gain valuable leadership and teamwork skills that will help them as they continue their education and pursue their dreams. Much of the success our student athletes achieve is in large part due to the support and mentorship from coaches and community members. The tireless work and dedication of these individuals creates a lasting effect on the young people they serve. I want to personally thank everyone who has made tonight possible and offer my congratulations to every individual we are honoring tonight. Terri McMahan, Director of Athletics I hope you enjoy our sixth annual event and appreciate, as I do, the partnerships with local business owners, community members, alumni and staff to honor and support our outstanding student-athletes, coaches, community contributors and those receiving special recognition. The opportunity to partner with others and provide scholarship dollars for our greatest community resource is a tremendous experience for all involved. Assistance with post-secondary academic goals and the example of “giving back” to one’s community provides a powerful lesson. Thank you for taking part in this lesson. I look forward to great accomplishments from those honored tonight. Anne Baunach Executive Director Highline Schools Foundation The Highline Schools Foundation is really excited to be a partner in the Sixth Annual Scholar-Athlete, Coach, and Community Recognition Banquet. The Foundation was started 19 years ago by the community to help raise critical funds for students, teachers and staff in Highline Public Schools when state funding is not adequate. Athletics is one of the priority areas for the Foundation as we believe that every student, regardless of their ability to afford participation fees, should be able to play their desired support for their school. We help the district by raising the support that these athletes need to cover those fees. We also believe in the power of education to transform lives and so are excited to be part of the program to help these scholar-athletes as they look beyond high school to post-secondary educa- tion. We wish the very best to all the scholar-athletes being recognized this evening. 2 2017 Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition Tonight’s Program Welcome and Opening Remarks ~ Dick Fain and Susan Enfield Dinner ~ Frankies B-Town Bistro Sponsor Recognition Coach and Community Contributor Awards ~ Building Athletic Directors Remarks, Director’s Award and Special Recognition ~ Terri McMahan Anne Baunach ~ Highline Schools Foundation Scholar-Athlete Nominees & Presentation of Scholarships Closing Remarks ~ Master of Ceremonies Master of Ceremonies ~ Dick Fain KJR Sports Radio Host and Voice of the Seattle Storm Dick is a 1992 graduate of Mount Rainier High School where he played basketball and swam on the state championship team. He then went to UW and was a member of the Husky Marching band. He received his Masters Degree in Sports Administration from Seattle University in 2011. Dick began his career in broadcasting at KJR in 1997 and worked his way up to show host and sports director. Dick currently is the host of the Live @5:30 show Monday thru Friday and is the co-host on the Mitch in the Morning show from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Dick is in his 10th year as the voice of the WNBA Seattle Storm and is in his fourth year as a sports anchor on KING-5 TV. He also has called the national broadcast for the NCAA tournament for Westwood One Sports for the past three seasons. Dick and his wife Janna live in Normandy Park and have a seven year old son Dixon, who is a 1st grader at Marvista Elementary, and a five year old daughter Aubrey who will start Marvista in the fall. 2017 Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition 3 2017 Acknowledgments and Sponsors The Athletics Department thanks this year’s business and individual sponsors for supporting this special event. Our in-kind sponsors have been extremely generous. Their contributions have served to make this a memorable event for all involved and for that we are grateful. Please give them your business. Platinum Sponsor $5,000+ $5-$499 Business/Service Groups $5-$499 Individuals Continued RRaymondaymond BBurcham,urcham, JeananneJeananne Tescar-BurchamTescar-Burcham & Eastbay Team Sales Naomi Kallmes BBoeingoeing MMatchingatching GGiftsifts Frankies B-Town Bistro Brent & Ellen Kawaguchi Highline Times Justin & Stephanie Kesterson Gold Sponsor $2,500-$4,999 NorWest Graphics Ali Kestle Craig Heyamoto & Boeing Matching Gifts Print Place Jessica Kido Highline Kiwanis Binyon Vision, Dr. Jennifer Weaver Adriana Lara Highline Schools Foundation Black Rock Coffee Bar Scott Logan Monique Matheson Highline School Nutrition Association Jackie and Joey Martinez Terri McMahan Kevin DeLashmutt, Sotheby’s International Realty Debbi & Stuart Mathews White Center Eagles Steve Teasley, Farmer’s Insurance Tasha & Glenn McCray Dennis McLeod Silver Sponsor $1,000-$2,499 $5-$499 Individuals Eduardo & Christina Millán Evergreen Coaches, Admin, Staff & Alumni Yana Aronova Kyle Minaglia Highline High School Booster Club Barbara and Robert Batdorf Colleen Modde Highline Education Association Mark Becker Jordan Montalvo Jeff Blount Daylene Boehm Robin & James Nading Kenney Bui Memorial Lori and Rick Box ZZ Newman Machinists Inc. Anthony Buchanan Jan & Roberta Noorda Mount Rainier Coaches, Admin, Staff & Alumni Catherine Carbone Rogers Lita O’Donnell Rotary of Des Moines and Normandy Park Rob Caudillo Steven Milam & Margit McGuire Susan Enfi eld & Tony Harasimowicz Darrell Chase Rebeca Pinzon Thompson Family Veronique Chevallier Gruschow Kevin Rawie Kelly Colborne Paul Records Bronze Sponsor $500-$999 Jacqueline Downey Floyd & Barb Rodgers Aaron Garcia DuBois Family Robert Schneider Cail Family Geri & Richard Fain Debby Strayer Doris Burdin Memorial Sandy Feaser Kevin & Dawn Tessandore Exchange Club of Highline Holly Ferguson Sara Ullmer Gilbreath Dental Fa’afi ti Fiso Micaela White Highline HS Coaches, Admin, Staff & Alumni Nikki Fogerty Phil Willenbrock Hunter Family Deborah Gardner John & Lisa Welch Sadie Grace Recognition & Thanks Kaiser Permanente Kim & Luke Hagler Anne Baunach Larry & Katy Jensen - HHS ‘59 & ‘60 Kisa Hendrickson Dan Johnson Major Taylor Project, Cascade Bicycle Club Kevin Hernandez Dona Ozier Mendoza Family JD Hill Jack Thompson - Fred & Linda, Alumni & Volunteer Coaches Rachel Hoff Jan Noorda - Maya and Megan, Alumni Athletes Jeneé James Jenny Southard Phil & Amy Crocker Charity Jensen Ken Robinson Tyee Coaches, Admin, Staff & Alumni Lynda Johanson Mel Ponder Tyrone Sr. & Michele Curry Rebecca Winnier Walt & Peggy Cougan In-Kind Sponsors Anthony’s Awards Service 4 2017 Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition 2017 Acknowledgments and Sponsors In Memory of Evergreen’s Kenney Bui Evergreen Coaches, Admin, & Alumni August 12, 1998 - October 5, 2015 2017 Scholarship Sponsors Elizabeth Lindo JuanJose Ruvalcaba Kim-Ngan (Diana) Nguyen Alec Vo In honor of Kenney’s example as a true Scholar-Athlete a Congratulations Scholar-Athletes memorial scholarship was proudly established in his name to assist outstanding HPS student-athletes with post-secondary education. Thank You for All of Your Hard Work! Congratulations to the 2017 Scholar-AthletesCongratulations Scholar-Athletes,and other Award Winners Coaches and Community Contributors The White Center Eagles Aerier & Auxiliary are committed to our national motto “People Helping People” in our Community, State and Nation on every front, from our local Food Bank to National Funds such as the Max Baer Heart Fund, Robert Hansen Diabetes Fund, Jimmy Durante Children’s and Child Abuse Fund and many others supporting our Seniors, Veterans and Active Duty Personnel. In addition, we are proud Platinum Sponsors of tonight’s event. White Center Eagles 10452 15th Avenue SW Seattle, WA 98146 206-248-1400 White Center Eagles 2017 Scholar-Athlete, Coach and Community Recognition 5 10452 15th Avenue SW Seattle, WA 98146 2017 Acknowledgments and Sponsors League and State Awards First Team All-League SCHOOL/TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP COACH Dennis Barahona Soccer Mount Rainier Highline Baseball SPSL Sound Division & League Champions Gerrad Smith Habib Barry Soccer Tyee Yesenia Bedolla-Mendoza Track and Field Highline Tyee Baseball SPSL Sound Division Team Sportsmanship Kody Dribnak Quincy Bento Soccer Mount Rainier Evergreen GBasketball SPSL Mountain Division Team Sportsmanship Tasha Hicks McCray Abel Berhan Cross Country Evergreen Highline Drill State Drill 3rd Place Hip Hop Division Helena Caldwell Elizabeth Bib Girls Wrestling Evergreen Mount Rainier Gymnastics State Meet 8th Place Ali Kestle Alex Brigden Gymnastics Highline Evergreen Football SPSL Mountain Division Team Sportsmanship Rico Tipton Kirby Bui Wrestling Evergreen Genaro Castenada Basketball Tyee BSoccer SPSL Sound Division Champs/State Qualifiers Seyti Sidibay Emmanuel Cruz Soccer Highline Mount Rainier BSoccer State Qualifiers Steve Mohn David Dihn Tennis Highline Highline BSoccer State Quarterfinals (Top 8) Eduardo Millan Gauoussou Doucoure Soccer Tyee Highline BTennis
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