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Most Valuable Teammate

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Congratulations to all MVTs!


 

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 35

Charlotte Whiting

Sacred Heart School – Junior

Charlotte has led Sacred Heart drama students all year in forming a drama club. She organized group travel to watch professional performances at the Ordway and Chanhassen Dinner Theater; she aided the funding of this trip by writing a grant from the Sisters of Mount St. Benedict, which made it feasible for all to attend.  Charlotte is a great role model and excellent student. 

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 34

Hannah Kingsley

Fillmore Central High School – Sophomore

Hannah is the first person at practice, she stays focused, and only leaves when she is absolutely done. Before and after her turn, she watches others and encourages her teammates. She has great insight to help others and her smiles make everyone feel that they are important to our team. 

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 33

Megan Overell and Mairin O'Shaughnessy

Visitation High School – Junior

Megan and Mairin have led The Robettes robotics team in a return to in-person competitions through outstanding leadership, technical knowledge and care for their teammates. They embody the FIRST core values and principles, along with the team core values of Compassion, Integrity, Curiosity, Perseverance and Confidence. At the North Star Regional, they were named FIRST Dean’s List Finalists, only the third time since the award was created in 2010 that it has gone to two students from the same team in MN.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 32

Leah Proehl

Maple River High School – Junior

Leah’s skills in the areas of humor and voice has provided her a leg up both in competition and with teammates. Leah volunteered to lead weekly “Character Pop Workshops” for teammates in hopes of improving skills. Leah often held captain’s practices and is an all-around valuable teammate and captain.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 31

Suad Muhumed

Chaska High School – Senior

Suad never thinks twice about how she could be helping others. She’s the kind of person who leads by pushing others above herself. With community at her center, kindness at her core, and her own impressive competitive record, she is the embodiment of the Most Valuable Teammate award.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 30

Bryce Paulson

Sauk Rapids-Rice High School – Senior

A speech team member since eighth grade, Bryce is a two-time entrant at state as well as nationals. He has been a team captain for two years, raising the standards of what a good speech team can be by being quick to offer assistance to teammates. He maintains a 4.14 GPA while working and taking classes at our local university. Bryce's work ethic is only matched by his time and talent.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 29

Haley Patel

Blackduck High School – Senior

Haley is very deserving of MSHSL Most Valuable Teammate honors! As captain of the BHS speech team, she leads by example and always puts team needs and success ahead of her own! Haley is respectful and compassionate to her teammates at all times. Haley Patel is a jewel!

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 28

Jacob Peterson

Mound Westonka High School – Senior

Jacob is always positive and having fun. He keeps the team loose and excited to play. He supports his teammates regardless of circumstance. He is responsible, accountable and a hard worker, making him a role model to younger players on the team.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 27

Robert is a four-year starter who touches everyone’s spirit with his determination and love for basketball. He has gained fans from St. Paul, Minneapolis, Buffalo and all the way to Bayfield, Wis. When he touches the court, his energy is just infectious and rubs off on those around him.

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Most Valuable Teammate Week 26

Cameron Bergman

Win-E-Mac High School – Sophomore

Cameron epitomizes the word “team.” All season long he brought energy, excitement and encouragement to the varsity bench. He worked hard during and after practice and cracked the varsity rotation late in the season. Cameron also spent time volunteering at elementary basketball and helped coach a fourth-grade girls team. His positive attitude and smile provide leadership in the Win-E-Mac hallways, as well.

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