NORTH MANCHESTER – The Manchester Athletic Department presented its winter sports awards in a program Wednesday night at the high school. In girls basketball, Drew Thompson was the Rotary Mental Attitude winner. The Squire Award went to Rae Bedke, and the free throw award to Cierra Carter. Tiffany Johnson had the most rebounds, and Sydney Day was the Sixth Man winner. The junior varsity top scorer was Kennedy Fierstos, and the J.V. leadership award went to Emma West. The mental attitude award for wresting went to Jared Gable, and Remington Trick was the Squire Award winner and J.V, wrestler of the year. Quentin Moore had the most falls, and Wade France was the most improved. The Dark Horse Award belongs to Braden Fortner, and the Gladiator Award was presented to Jeffry Williams. Zach Hill was the boys basketball mental attitude winner, and Matthew Pegg got the Squire Award. Keelan Norwood was the top rebounder, David McAtee the most steals, and Chase Fierstos the most assists. Brayden Casper won the J.V. free throw award. Devon Rooney was named most improved on the J.V., and Isaiah Davis likewise for the freshman team. Spence Trick was the freshman mental attitude winner. Corrie Osborne was the mental attitude winner on the girls swim team, and Allison Smith was presented the Squire Award. Franny Schannep was tabbed most improved, Lillian Myers won the Dolphin Award and Cora Barnett the Piranha Award. Noah Cain won the mental attitude award for the boys swim team, and the Squire Award went to Max Karg. Luke Donathan was voted most improved, the Dolphin Award went to Jacob Slavkin, and the Piranha Award went to Parker York. Bryenna Richey was the cheerleading mental attitude winner, with the Squire Award going to Sydney Isbell. Tristan Fields was recognized for Squire spirit, and Makayla Harrell likewise for outstanding leadership. The High Flyer award went to Saebre’ Barker.
