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Worcester Prep soccer players honored for excellence on and off the field

In back are (l-r) assistant coach Allison Bescak, Berlin, Md.; Anna McDonald, Berlin; Ava Wilsey, Selbyville, Reagan Sterrs, Berlin; Olivia Mattingly, Berlin; Myranda Beebe, Rehoboth Beach, and head coach Carol Hartnett, Bethany Beach. In fourth row are Hanna Zajdel, Ocean City, Md.; Claire Windrow, Bishopville, Md.; Lebby Becker, Rehoboth Beach, and Anna Williams, Pittsville, Md. In third row are Charlotte Catapano, Berlin; Sumira Sehgal, Lewes; Morgan Schoch, Berlin; Waverly Choy, Rehoboth Beach; AnnaMarie Buas, Ocean City; Annie Carter, Lewes, and Anna Carpenter, Berlin. In second row are Grace Baeurle, Berlin; Brooke Emeigh, Seaford; Lily Baeurle, Berlin; and Megan Waller, Salisbury. In front are Hannah Brasure, Frankford; Izzy Huber, Berlin; and Ava Nally, Ocean View. Not pictured are Ansley Gardner, Salisbury; and Morgan White, Lewes. SUBMITTED PHOTOS
December 21, 2020
Holding the team awards are (l-r) head coach Carol Hartnett of Bethany Beach, senior captain Waverly Choy of Rehoboth Beach and assistant coach Allison Bescak of Berlin.

The Worcester Preparatory School girls’ soccer team members are recipients of the U.S. Coaches Team Academic Award and the Team Pinnacle Award for the 2019-20 academic year. 

Coached by Carol Hartnett and Allison Bescak, this is the fourth year the team has earned the Team Academic Award, which recognizes student-athletes for their commitment to achievement on the field and in the classroom.

This is the first time WPS girls’ soccer has received the Team Pinnacle Award. It is one of only 33 teams (24 high school and nine college teams) nationwide that were honored, of which only three were from Maryland. The Team Pinnacle Award was initiated two years ago to recognize teams that achieve a high level of fair play, educational excellence and success on the pitch. 

To be considered for this award, teams must have previously received the Team Academic Award, earned a Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Award, and achieved a winning percentage of .750 or higher during the respective season.

 

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