SHS names top Scotland Fighting Scots for winter, spring sports

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Scotland High School Athletic Director Patrick Williams speaks during the annual Winter/Spring Sports Athletic Banquet.

Scotland High School Athletic Director Patrick Williams speaks during the annual Winter/Spring Sports Athletic Banquet.

Three-sport athlete Nateya Scott was awarded the title of Scotland High School’s Female Athlete of the Year. Scott plays on the bowling team, has been a setter for volleyball, and played second shortstop, and third base in softball.

Three-sport athlete Nateya Scott was awarded the title of Scotland High School’s Female Athlete of the Year. Scott plays on the bowling team, has been a setter for volleyball, and played second shortstop, and third base in softball.

Darreus McDougald, named Scotland High School’s Male Athlete of the Year, is an offensive lineman on the football team.

Darreus McDougald, named Scotland High School’s Male Athlete of the Year, is an offensive lineman on the football team.

LAURINBURG — This week, Scotland High School hosted its annual Winter/Spring Sports Athletic Banquet where they recognized and celebrated standout student-athletes from soccer, baseball, softball, bowling, tennis, track and field, swimming, basketball, golf and wrestling named the male and female Athletes of the Year.

Three-sport athlete Nateya Scott was awarded the title of Female Athlete of the Year. Scott plays on the bowling team, has been a setter for volleyball, and played second shortstop, and third base in softball.

Darreus McDougald, named Male Athlete of the Year, is an offensive lineman on the football team.

Women’s soccer

​MVP- Emma Clark (All Conference and All Region)

Best Defensive Player- Gabby Norton

Coaches Award- Jaylee Hunt

Most Improved- Addison Anderson

Bowling

Coaches Award – Garrett Boyer and Gabby Norton

Most Improved – Jaeden Williams and Addison Pittman

MVP – Landon Malloy and Nateya Scott

​Men’s wrestling

MVP – Thomas Salinas

Most improved – Vinny Butera

Coaches Award – Donerio Graham

Women;s wrestling

MVP – Carmin Moore

Most improved – Latia Williams

Coaches Award – Dawson Blue

Men’s basketball

Co-MVP’s – Dylan Lampley and Jaquez Caldwell

Most Improved – Jonathan Graham

Best Defensive Player – Shylan Harrell

Coaches Award – Jerrison Dixon

Great Prospect Award – Tomek McFadden

Great Attitude Award – Brady Fowler

Women’s basketball

Co-MVP’s – Morgan Thompson and Alicia McClain

Defensive Player of the Year – Madison Dixon

Most Improved – Kayla Simmons

Coaches Award – Madysan Hammonds

Men’s swimming

Most Improved: Ricky Zhang

Coaches Award: Jack Herr

MVP: Elisha Dockery

Women’s swimming

Most Improved: Sonayla Thomas

Coaches Award: Taylor Johnson

MVP: Zoey Bowman

Men’s Track and Field

Most Dedicated – Marlon Moore

MVP Field Events – Keyshaun McQueen

MVP Running – Dinero Graham

Most Improved – Landon Malloy

Coaches Award – Nick Weigelt

Men’s tennis:

MVP – Ricky Zhang

Most Improved – Jackson Hernandez

Coaches Award – Kishawn Pate

All-Conference – Eli McRae & Ricky Zhang

Golf

MVP-Luke Seate

Most Dedicated-Jarrod Pittman

Most Improved-Luke Sutherland

Softball

Team MVP- Dawson Blue

Offensive MVP- Addison Johnson

Defensive MVP- Avery Stutts

Most Improved- Nateya Scott

Coaches Award- Lindsay Locklear

All conference- Addison Johnson, Dawson Blue, Avery Stutts, Addison Lewis, Madison Dixon

Conference Pitcher of the Year – Avery Stutts

Coach of the year- Adam Romaine

Baseball

Team MVP: Maddox Locklear

Offense MVP: Dawson Williams

MVP Defense: Kaden Hunsucker

Team Before Self: Robbie Peed

Curtis Britt award: Thomas Taylor

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