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Follow on Google News | Baltimore Student Athletes Awarded Scholarships from 2012 Basketball AcademyStellar student athletes receive scholarship from 16th Annual Basketball Academy. Downtown Locker Room, James Thomas Hubbard Memorial Scholarships and Academy MVPs Announced.
By: The Bickerstaff Group “The academic portion is the basis of the academy and we use basketball as a carrot to influence the students of the importance of seeing the academic piece as well as basketball as part of their futures,” said Basketball Academy Co-Chair Dr. Warren Hayman who is responsible for the academic component. “The scholarships are important because they re-enforce The Basketball Academy theme – academics plus athletics equals a win, win combination!” Prior to the beginning of the Academy, each school nominates a top senior athlete for the James Thomas Hubbard Memorial Scholarship and the Downtown Locker Room Scholarship, and the Academy committee selects the top students from all submissions, based on the criteria. Aaron Park of Lake Clifton High School and Kirsten Gaither of Digital Harbor High School are the recipients of 2012 James Thomas Hubbard Memorial Scholarships for $1,000. The James Thomas Hubbard Memorial Scholarship was created in honor of the life of Mr. James Thomas Hubbard. The family provided two $1,000 scholarships to the senior athletes (one male, one female) making the greatest contribution to his or her team in terms of overall excellence in participation, performance and leadership while maintaining a minimum 2.5 GPA. Nominees must be graduating seniors. Nia Alleyne of Aberdeen High School and Mike Code of St. Frances Academy are the respective recipients of the Downtown Locker Room Scholarships, two $500 scholarships to the male and female basketball players (graduating seniors) with the highest cumulative GPA. Basketball Academy MVPs are below. This award is given to the most valuable player on the team and is based on overall performance in the games they played during the Academy. School Student Aberdeen (Girls) Michelle Wright Baltimore Polytechnic (Girls) Jasmine Smith City College Omari George Digital Harbor (Boys) Ronald Epps Digital Harbor (Girls) A'Lexus Harrison Edgewood Thomas Dillard Edmondson-Westside Isiah Tripp Friendly Victor Blakey Lake Clifton Aaron Parks Largo (1 game) Derrick Colter Milford Mill Tyson Smith New Town Jalen Clarke Owings Mills DeShawnte Lloyd Patterson Aquille Carr Patterson Mill Garett Burkhead Paul Laurence Dunbar (Boys) Donte Pretlow Paul Laurence Dunbar (Girls) Brionna Jones Randallstown (Boys) Jerell Cooke Randallstown (Girls) Tiffany Davis St. Frances (1 game) Daquan Cook Woodlawn (Girls) Janelle Lane About the Basketball Academy The Academy is a 501(c) 3 organization that aims to prepare students for the SAT and the college admissions process, while exposing middle and high school players to competitive basketball teams from Baltimore City, Baltimore, Harford and Prince George’s counties. Basketball Academy “graduates” For more information, please visit www.bballacademy.com. # # # Think Brown INK is a bold and savvy communications firm powered by a few creative geniuses. We provide writing, public relations and marketing support for various industries. We can be a complete communications source, or manage specific programs. End
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