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Most Valuable Teammate Week 5

Derek’s activities include football, basketball, track and field, FFA and pep band. When an injury kept him sidelined from football, that didn’t stop him from contributing and participating in his other activities, including pep band. Derek is a percussionist and regularly attends all pep band outings. He recently used his vehicle to load instruments and transport stands to our tennis courts so the pep band could play and support senior/parents night. Derek is an amazing role model, promoting participation in sports and music.  
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 4

Kenzie is an outstanding teammate. She is supportive and helpful to her younger teammates and is always positive and energetic. She cares about all of her teammates and treats them each with respect. Kenzie displays these great teammate characteristics whether she is playing or not, and at all practices and matches.
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 3

After a season-ending injury, Ana’s leadership, tenacity and team-first attitude never wavered. In fact, Ana has become even more motivational and inspirational to her teammates while attacking her rehabilitation process. While we are devastated about her injury, we are also beaming with Teddy Pride with how she has continued to be positively influential to her team while not being on the pitch.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 2

After dealing with concussion issues, Emma decided not to play this season but she is still part of the program. She could have chosen to be a manager and remain with her classmates and team, but instead she is a junior high coach, giving back in a truly admirable way. She is able to help with the junior high games and then attend the varsity competitions with her teammates. We couldn't be prouder of her leadership.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 1

Alex has been the hardest worker on the team for four years but he does much more. He is president of the student council, yearbook president, and is the manager for the girls swimming and diving team. For the girls team, Alex scouts opponents, handles pool maintenance and is learning how to handle Hytek timing issues. He is a state qualifier in swimming and is invaluable in many ways at his school.
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 32

Estle Nelson

Rocori High School – Junior

Estle is a dedicated distance runner who over the years has been a phenomenal team leader. She repeatedly puts her teammates first and herself second on a daily basis, all while dealing with a chronic pain disorder. She has a positive attitude, she is high spirited and does everything with a smile. 
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 31

Mallorie Plut

Tri-City United High School – Junior

Mallorie is one of the best TCU Titans in the school’s 11-year history. Results may not always align but one thing is guaranteed: Mallorie will always be the model teammate. She consistently puts others before herself and is modest in her results and very happy for her teammates' success. This carries over to how she is in the classroom and the community. TCU is proud to have such a positive role model leading the Titans.
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 30

Joe Voit

Minneota High School – Junior

Joe is one of his school’s most beloved students, also staying active in choir, theater, speech, Knowledge Bowl and robotics. He is part of the school spirit team and inspires a fun and exciting atmosphere at all events (even serving as the school mascot). Students of all ages cheer for him when he leads the school SKOL chant with the bass drum. 
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 29

Leighton puts in many hours of dedicated practice in order to hone his craft while also being a multi-sport athlete. He also dedicates time to working with JV/junior high students, ensuring that speech/theater traditions of excellence continue to be upheld. Leighton placed in the top eight at the Northern Lights National Qualifying Speech Tournament and excels in MSHSL competitions. He will dedicate time in the summer to working with community artistic non-profits and learning from professional actors in order to advance his knowledge.
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Most Valuable Teammate Week 28

Carson Fenske

St. Charles High School – Senior

Carson is a leader in every sense of the word, and everything he does on and off the field makes the team better. Carson works hard at learning the little things about baseball and wants to get better in all areas of the sport. When we are setting up for practices or games, Carson takes the burden off the coaches' shoulders and makes sure everything is ready to go. He is upbeat at all times and always encourages everyone. He is a true team player and great teammate.
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