JONESBORO — Clayton County Public Schools recently honored the best student-athletes throughout the school system.
The annual CCPS Scholar-Athlete Awards program was held Feb. 1 at the Clayton County Performing Arts Center with each high school honoring its top student-athletes.
“This is an outstanding time for our kids and we’re recognizing a group of individuals who have done far more than what is asked of the average student at their school,” CCPS Executive Director for Athletics Gary Townsend said. “To see the successes that our scholar-athletes obtain as they move on to college and they come back and speak with us it is incredible what they do. Our scholar-athletes are on a path of greatness.”
A rundown of the honorees:
Giovanna Garcia (softball), Jordan Guerrero (football) Shae Hajdasz (volleyball), Sweetie Guzman-Cruz (soccer) and Madison Pham (volleyball).
Oluwatosin Alade (soccer and cross country), Leo Brissette (swimming), Michelle Chavez Ramirez (soccer), Anayah Fray (volleyball) and Cameryn Polk (cheerleading, cross country and track and field).
D’Coby Bradley (football), Arick Mendez (cross country and soccer), Ariana Small (cheerleading), Trayvon Taylor (baseball) and Hannah Willis (track and field).
Keira Hankerson (swimming and soccer), Perla Hernandez-Perez (soccer), Kori Moore (track and field), Jaqueline Rebolledo (soccer) and Jocelin Rebolledo (soccer).
Anjolaoluwa Abiose (tennis), Nicholas Anderson (cross country and track), Tatiyana Church (cheerleading), Jalen Harper (football) and Rain Robinson (volleyball).
Kendall Brown (baseball, football and track and field), Kaelyn Harris (volleyball),Janecia Roebuck (volleyball), Samrich Sreng (tennis) and Parys Sutton (flag football, golf and softball).
Aaryss Anderson (swimming), Amirie Hunter (cheerleading and track), Morgan Hunter, (cheerleading and track),…
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