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End of Season UF Awards

by Matt Varrell
6/9/2012

                                        (UF Festivities in Jordan Hall)

Coaches Chris Levasseur and Jefferson Wood then turned to handing out end-of-year hardware for some very deserving players. The following honors were awarded:

 

Spirit of the Game Award - Ryan Mullens

 

Andover Tournament Disc (Tourney MVP) - Alex Trotin

 

State Tournament Disc (Tourney MVP) - Ben DeSnyder

 

Offensive Player of the Year - Ben Hart

 

Defensive Player of the Year - Jensen Holder

 

Most Improved Player - CJ Duross

 

Rookie of the Year - Tom Waterman

 

Unsung Hero Award  - Marcus Rexach

 

2012 Most Valuable Player - Mike Reid (Mike was also named as Holliston's representative to the league all-star game to be held on June 10th in Somerville).

        (Outgoing Captains and Ongoing Coaches Celebrate the End of the Season)

Certificates for junior varsity players and traditional letters for varsity players were handed out to the team members. During the ceremony, Coach Wood commented about the uniqueness of Ultimate, reminding the team that it is not just the act of playing that goes on during a match. Players are also responsible for coaching teammates on the field, not to mention refereeing. This is what makes Ultimate such a unique sport. He further commented: "The 2012 team was one of the most mentally tough teams we've had here in Holliston, especially during the games against Sharon and Abington. It was in these games that solidified the type of mentally tough team we were."

                                           (2013 Captains Holder and Varrell)

 

The final piece of business for the evening was the naming of the captains of the 2013 Holliston UF squad. Junior (soon to be senior) Jensen Holder and sophomore (soon to be junior) Rusty Varrell were named captains, as voted by their teammates. If you are interested in finding more about UF and the 2013 season, please contact Jensen or Rusty. Keep in mind, the team graduated 10 seniors and UF is a co-ed sport, so there a many opportunities for the young men and women of Holliston High School to play in 2013.

 

 

                                      (Mike Reid Shows off his MVP hardware)