Bristol Sports Hall of Fame honors Scholar-Athletes from Bristol’s three high schools Sunday night

Posted By: Jack Krampitz March 27, 2023

One hundred twelve students from the three Bristol high schools were honored Sunday night at the Double Tree as The Jack Hines Scholar-Athlete Award Ceremony returned to a banquet format after two years of Covid forced Zoom ceremonies.

Joe McGinn Award

The evening began with senior Kaley Laird from Bristol Central awarded the Joe McGinn Award for her courage and determination as a member of the basketball and softball teams at Central.

Scholar Athletes

Students from all three schools were presented with their scholar-athlete certificates and a small gift. In order to be honored, the students needed to have a 3.7 GPA or a 90 average or better for their academic standing, combined with earning at least three varsity letters in their athletic careers. Here were the honorees from each school:

Bristol Central Scholar-Athletes

Alexa Aldi, Michael Allan, Lance Archibald, Kylee Barnes, Emily Blanchette, Ava Bouchard, Dylan Brown, Christina Browne, Colin Cavallari, Olivia Clingan, Madison Corcoran, Nyomi Cordero, Ryleigh Dionne, Abby Duval, Mia Giantonio, Abigail Hansen, Zachary Harmon, Rowan Hennessey, Katelyn Holleran, Logan Jackson, Jack Jones, Johannie Juarez, Kaley Laird, Tyler LeVasseur, Lynae Lewis, Rebecca Litwinczyk, Madison Lodovico, Luke Losacano, Emily Lowe, Sophia Mazzone, Frank Palma, Scott Petrosky, Madison Pikiell, Abigail Quintero, Alexa Rinaldi, Brooke Rinaldi, Ryan Ring, Alexandra Rivera, Harrison Ross, Christopher Roy, Alexandra Sciarretto, Megan Sicotte, Christian Stafford, Lorelei Stancavage, Sophia Stark, Sophia Torreso, Katie Tran, Jakub Warszawik, Brooke Watson, Dorian Wilczynski, Patrick Wininger, Rachel Wygant

Bristol Central Scholar-Athletes| Photo by Sarah Larson

Bristol Eastern Scholar-Athletes

Edward Ansah, McKenzie Aparo, Julia Armington, Lauren Bender, Christopher Brown, Kitavalia Colon, Benjamin D’Amato, Vanessa Drury, Jillian Gallagher, Cecelia Gilbert, Abigail Giles, Preston Guarda, Jayna Hatcher, Analyze Kim, Andrea Martir Perez, Camden Michaud, Jack Mulcunry, Paige Murphy, Taigan Parent, Ariana Pellot, Emily Piendak, Preston Poirier, Connor Policarpio, Nicholas Prytko, Emma Stavens, Max Stavens, Kate Sullivan, Jedric Sutula, Aidan Tartarelli, Dominic Tartarelli, Alyssa Valentine

Bristol Eastern Scholar-Athletes| Photo by Sarah Larson

Saint Paul Scholar-Athletes

Julia Clough, Emma D’Addabbo, Olivia Dahn, Matthew Doherty, Mia Gonzalez, Charlotte Jennings, Jocelyn Kennedy, Anna Kronen, Julia Lawson, Allison Mangiagli, Kathryn Marchak, Mia Mastrogiovanni, Angela Ragaini, Alek Rencurrel, Mallory Sefcik, Samantha Sein, Ainsley Toland, Lila Alderete, Allison Barton, Dylan Bird, Kathryn Cook, Gabriel Duffany, Ellie Galasso, Charles Hergott, Miles Jennings Jr., Frederick Jortner, Julia McPhee, Calista Ori, Teresa Strasser, Adam Zwolinski

Saint Paul Scholar-Athletes| Photo by Sarah Larson

Student Speaker-Max Stavens

Max Stavens from Bristol Eastern was the featured student speaker for the evening. He spoke of the wonderful opportunity all the students had to take part in athletic programs, and the valuable lessons they all would take with them in their future endeavors.

Scholarship Winners Named

At the end of the program, the names of Hall of Fame scholarship winners were announced. Each recipient received an award of $1,500 for their accomplishments as student-athletes. The recipients were as follows:

From Bristol Central, Lance Archibald received the Alfred Greenleaf Memorial Scholarship and Emily Lowe received the Leary Family Memorial Scholarship.

From Bristol Eastern, Jed Sutula and Cecelia Gilbert both received the Christopher Calnan Memorial Scholarship.

And from St. Paul, Adam Zwolinski received the Brian Farrell Memorial Scholarship.

2023 Award Winners Adam Zwolinski, Cecelia Gilbert, Lance Archibald, Kaley Laird, Emily Lowe, and Jed Sutula along with Jack Hines. | Photo by Sarah Larson

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