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You’re invited to Party in the Park, benefiting Madison Hospital, on Friday, March 2, 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. at Insanity Skate Park (100 Skate Park Drive, Madison).
Congratulations to Daniael Stuart from Grissom High School. Our Athlete of the Week for February 2018.
Daniel Stuart
Grissom High School, 3.93 GPA
Cross Country / JROTC / Track & Field
-Nationally Recognized Raider Team Member-JROTC / 1st Place-Tennessee Raider Championships / Varsity Cross Country Starter
-“A” Honor Roll / 3X Winner-JROTC Award for Academic Excellence / Boys State Delegate
-Child Mentor-Survivor Outreach Services / National Honors Society / International Key Club / Junior Civitan / Youth Group Leader
Osteoarthritis is most commonly found in the hips and the knees due to the amount of wear and tear that occurs over a lifetime. When the smooth cartilage that covers the end of each bone begins to break down, the bones in your knees and hips can rub together and create a great deal of pain and swelling.
Congratulations to Katelynn Griffith from Huntsville High School. Our Athlete of the Week for February 2018.
Katelynn Griffith
Huntsville High School, 4.2 GPA
Cheerleading
-Team Captain-Varsity Cheer / Varsity All-American Cheerleader Award / 2018 Gold Champion-Competitive Cheer All-Star Team
-Academic “A” Honor Roll / Outstanding Leadership Award-Foundation of Health Sciences / Academic Gold Card Recipient-3 Years
-Volunteer-Huntsville Hospital / President-HOSA / Organizing registry;bone marrow transplant matches for childhood cancer / Secretary-NHS
Congratulations to Fuad Qushair from St. John Paul II Catholic High School. Our Athlete of the Week for February 2018.
Fuad Qushair
St. John Paul II Catholic High School, 4.32 GPA
Cross Country / Track & Field
-Team Captain-Varsity CC & Track / All-State Athlete-CC / Winner-Jesse Owens Bronze Race
-ACT score of 34 / Boy’s State Delegate / School Winner-Wendy’s HS Heisman / National Merit Commended Scholar
-President-National Honor Society / Led fundraising campaign for hurricane relief / Tutor-Huntsville Inner City Learning Center
Congratulations to Derienne Black from Sparkman High School. Our Athlete of the Week for February 2018.
Derienne Black
Sparkman High School, 4.0 GPA
Volleyball / Basketball
-All – Area Basketball & Volleyball Aware / Voted as a Top-20 A-list Volleyball Player / Varsity Starter
-“A” Honor Roll / Top 10% of Graduating Class / 3-Year recipient of the Ourstanding Academic Achievement Award (Delta Sigma Theta)
-Member-United Way Youth Leadership Council / Secretary-Sparkman service Organization / Member of International Key Club
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Congratulations to Spencer King from Fayetteville High School. Our Athlete of the Week for January 2018.
Spencer King
Fayetteville High School, 3.94 GPA
Soccer
-4-Year Varsity Starter and Team Captain / All-District Recognition / All-Tournament Team
-Top 15 of Graduating Class / Beta Club Member / “A-B” Honor Roll
-Student Leadership Lincoln Board President / Volunteer for Multiple Community Events
Congratulations to Kamryn Bendolph from Columbia High School. Our Athlete of the Week for January 2018.
Kamryn Bendolph
Columbia High School, 4.21 GPA
Basketball & Track
-4-Year Varsity Basketball Starter / All-Area Basketball Honors / 5-A State Track Champion
-International Baccalaureate World School Diploma Program / “A” Honor Roll / Top 5 Class Ranking
-Downtown Rescue Mission Volunteer / Volunteer-School Clean-Up Program / Church Volunteer
Congratulations to Phillip DesRosier from Grissom High School. Our Athlete of the Week for January 2018.
Phillip DesRosier
Grissom High School, 4.2 GPA
Basketball
-Varsity Team Starter / Receiving scholarship offers
-Top 10% of Graduating Class / “A” Honor Roll / National Honor Society
-Special Needs Volunteer / President and Lead Volunteer for Junior Civitan