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Spring Athletic Awards Celebration 2025-26

Spring Athletic Awards Celebration 2025-26

On Tuesday, May 19, the Kents Hill community gathered in the Bodman to celebrate the accomplishments of our spring athletes. Students, coaches, and families reflected on a season defined by hard work, perseverance, and growth, while recognizing the contributions each team made both in competition and as representatives of the school.

Boys Varsity Baseball

  • Most Valuable Player: Zach B. '26
  • Most Improved Award: Liam W. '26
  • Coaches Award: Grayson F. '26

Boys Varsity Lacrosse

  • Most Valuable Player: Nick I. '26
  • Most Improved Award: Charles-Olivier H. '28
  • Coaches Award: John R. '26

Girls Varsity Lacrosse

  • Most Valuable Player: Hailey C. '26
  • Most Improved Award: Livia H. '28
  • Coaches Award: Lena H. '27

Girls Varsity Softball

  • Most Valuable Player: Kate B. '27
  • Most Improved Award: Hannah N. '27
  • Coaches Award: Bailey J. '26

Boys Junior Varsity Tennis

  • Most Valuable Player: Pere H. '28
  • Most Improved Award: Gehrig W. '27
  • Coaches Award: Adrian P. '26

Boys Varsity Tennis

  • Most Valuable Player: Ethan G. '29
  • Most Improved Award: Jumpei K. '28
  • Coaches Award: Dominik W. '27

Girls Varsity Tennis

  • Most Valuable Player: Jane G. '28
  • Most Improved Award: Penelope T. '26
  • Coaches Award: Yaz M. '26

Boys Varsity Track & Field

  • Most Valuable Player: Tamarr W. '26
  • Most Improved Award: Adrian B-H. '27
  • Coaches Award: Alex S. '26

Girls Varsity Track & Field

  • Most Valuable Player: Summit W. '28
  • Most Improved Award: Nelli S. '27
  • Coaches Award: Stefani M. '26

Most Valuable Manager:

  • Miriam B. '26 – Boys Varsity Lacrosse

Sportsmanship Awards:

  • CC C. '28 (Girls Varsity Softball)
    • CC leads with kindness, humility, and heart in everything she does. She is the first to offer a compliment, check on a teammate who may be hurt or struggling, and lend a helping hand without ever being asked. Whether it’s staying behind to clean up equipment or remaining late to clean out the entire bus after everyone else has gone home — even in the rain, CC constantly puts others before herself. Her selflessness, positivity, and genuine care for her team make her the true definition of sportsmanship.
  • Madison G. '26 (Varsity Track & Field) - not pictured
    • Madison is a connector and a person of action. She is always volunteering to help out- setting up/taking down the tent, running warmups/cooldown, getting her peers organized and actively cheering on teammates during races. She is not afraid to speak up when something is not right and holds her teammates accountable. I appreciate how honest, positive and invested she is in our team.