Manchester High School’s winter sports Squire Award winners are, from left to right, Kiera Stacy, girls basketball; Weston Hamby, boys basketball; Skye Fierstos, girls swimming; Luke Donathan, boys swimming; Haylie Miller, cheerleading; and Elijah Burlingame, wrestling. (Photos provided by Jeremy Markham)

NORTH MANCHESTER – Manchester High School released its full lineup of winter sports awards after its banquet Tuesday night, and also shed some light on upcoming summer camps.

Winter Sports Awards

Girls Basketball
Rotary Mental Attitude – Emily Mize
Squire Award – Kiera Stacy
Most Rebounds – Sydney Day
Best Free Throw % – Emma West
6th Man Award – Jirni Cripe
JV Scoring Award (7.2 ppg) – Gabbie Brewer
JV Assist Award (2.1 apg) – Mackenzie Day

Wrestling
Rotary Mental Attitude – Trescott Duffy
Squire Award – Elijah Burlingame
Most Valuable – Delton Moore
Most Improved – Kevin Morales
Dedication Award – Wade France

Boys Basketball
Rotary Mental Attitude – Kamdyn Lester
Squire Award – Weston Hamby
Rebound Award (130) – Brayden Casper
Most Valuable Manager – Caleigh Zolman
Best FT % (88%) – Mason Hamby
JV Mental Attitude– Caleb Stout
JV Most Improved – Kreeden Krull
C-Team Most Improved – Dillon Gish
C-Team Mental Attitude – Jonathan McAtee

Girls Swimming
Rotary Mental Attitude – Cora Barnett
Squire Award – Skye Fierstos
Most Improved – Hailey Hall
Golden Goggle Award – Emma Burlingame
Piranha High Point Award – Halle Briner

Boys Swimming
Rotary Mental Attitude – Jacob Slavkin
Squire Award – Luke Donathan
Most Improved – Micheal Learned
Most Improved – Logon Perkins
Golden Goggle Award – Eric Morales
Piranha High Point Award – Parker York

Cheerleading
Rotary Mental Attitude – Brianna Addair
Squire Award – Haylie Miller
Best Flyer – Brianna Addair
Best Teammate – Taylor McLaughlin
Most Spirit – Karli Fluke
JV Most Dedicated – Carissa Edwards
JV Best Flyer – Jenna Miller

Summer Camps

Boys soccer camp for students in grades 1-7 will be held May 29 through June 1 from 4-5:30 p.m. at Good Field. The camp will be under the direction of Dave McKee, as well as the MHS boys soccer players. There will be a cost of $25 per camper. The camp costs include a T-shirt.

The boys and girls tennis lessons for students in grades K-12 is set for June 18-22, on the MHS tennis courts. The camp will be under the direction of Joel Eichenauer with help from assistant coaches and players. Fees and times are based on the level of the player.

The volleyball camp is for students in grades 1-7 will be held on June 4-7 from 4:30-6 p.m. in the MHS gym. The camp will be under the direction of Melissa West, MHS varsity volleyball coach with assistance from MJSHS assistants, and varsity volleyball players. The cost per camper is $35 for volleyball camp only or $60 for volleyball and basketball camp combined. The camp costs include a T-shirt and volleyball.

Girls soccer camp for students in grades 1-8 will be held June 11-14 from 9-10 a.m. for grades 1-4 and 10-11:30 a.m. for grades 5-8 at Good Field. The camp will be under the direction of Jen Birch, as well as the MHS girls soccer players. There will be a cost of $25 per camper. The camp cost includes a T-shirt.

The boys basketball camp will be June 11-14. Students in grades K-4 is from 1-2:30 p.m., grades 5-8 from 2:30-4 p.m. The camp will be under the direction of MHS head coach Mark Underwood with assistance from the MJSHS boys basketball staff and the high school players. The cost per camper is $35. The camps costs include a basketball and T-shirt.

The girls basketball camp will be June 4-7 from 3-4:30 p.m.for those in grades 1-7. The camp will be under the direction of Jacob Everett with assistance from the MJSHS girls basketball staff and the high school players. The cost per camper is $35 for basketball camp only or $60 for basketball and volleyball combined. The camps costs include a basketball and T-shirt.

Manchester High School’s Rotary winners are, from left to right, Brianna Addair, cheerleading; Cora Barnett, girls swimming; Emily Mize, girls basketball; Jacob Slavkin, boys swimming; Trescott Duffy, wrestling; and Kamdyn Lester, boys basketball.