Greene's Trojans varsity softball program ends as good as the season began
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GREENE – Greene Varsity Softball received end of season accolades from NYSPHSAA (New York State Public High School Athletic Association) for being a top Scholar Athletic Team, ranking 41st in NYS for high school softball teams. This honor is based on the team holding a grade point average of 90.00 or higher. However, this mark was surpassed, as Greene held a team average of 94.81 giving them the 41st highest ranking in the state, as well as the second highest GPA for a softball team in section IV. Brittany Johns and Alyssa Sands were selected as Second Team MAC All-Stars, Maddie Brink was selected as First Team MAC All-Star and team MVP, Abbey Sands was awarded Most Improved, Kathleen Hanrahan was given the Sportsmanship award, while Alex Thompson was named a Scholar Athlete, and Jessica Ketzak was given the Coaches Award. Each team member was recognized for being a Scholar Athletic Team member with a pin from the State Education Department for this honor.
“These young ladies not only got it done on the field this season but, most importantly got it done in the classroom as well.” said Greene's head coach Rick Condon. “They are a great group of young ladies and a credit to their school, parents and community. I look forward to coaching the younger ladies as well, because I see the same thing from them as well.” Coach Condon further explained that if he were to place a grade for the entire Greene softball program this season it would would be an A+.”
Pictured back row from left to right: Alex Thompson (Scholar Athlete Award), Abbey Sands (Most Improved), Brittany Johns (second team MAC All-Star), Jenna Harrington, Lydia Howard, Sydney Bennett, and Kathleen Hanrahan (Sportsmanship Award).
Pictured front row from left to right: Maddie Brink (first team MAC All-Star), Alyssa Sands (second team MAC All-Star), Claire Moxley, McKenna Sergi, Jamie Fergus, and Jessica Ketzak (Coaches Award).
GREENE – Greene Varsity Softball received end of season accolades from NYSPHSAA (New York State Public High School Athletic Association) for being a top Scholar Athletic Team, ranking 41st in NYS for high school softball teams. This honor is based on the team holding a grade point average of 90.00 or higher. However, this mark was surpassed, as Greene held a team average of 94.81 giving them the 41st highest ranking in the state, as well as the second highest GPA for a softball team in section IV. Brittany Johns and Alyssa Sands were selected as Second Team MAC All-Stars, Maddie Brink was selected as First Team MAC All-Star and team MVP, Abbey Sands was awarded Most Improved, Kathleen Hanrahan was given the Sportsmanship award, while Alex Thompson was named a Scholar Athlete, and Jessica Ketzak was given the Coaches Award. Each team member was recognized for being a Scholar Athletic Team member with a pin from the State Education Department for this honor.
“These young ladies not only got it done on the field this season but, most importantly got it done in the classroom as well.” said Greene's head coach Rick Condon. “They are a great group of young ladies and a credit to their school, parents and community. I look forward to coaching the younger ladies as well, because I see the same thing from them as well.” Coach Condon further explained that if he were to place a grade for the entire Greene softball program this season it would would be an A+.”
Pictured back row from left to right: Alex Thompson (Scholar Athlete Award), Abbey Sands (Most Improved), Brittany Johns (second team MAC All-Star), Jenna Harrington, Lydia Howard, Sydney Bennett, and Kathleen Hanrahan (Sportsmanship Award).
Pictured front row from left to right: Maddie Brink (first team MAC All-Star), Alyssa Sands (second team MAC All-Star), Claire Moxley, McKenna Sergi, Jamie Fergus, and Jessica Ketzak (Coaches Award).
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