Congratulations to all of the US winter sports awards winners who were announced on Sunday, February 24 in a special recognition ceremony in Dell FIne Arts Center. Results are listed below:

VARSITY

Boys Basketball

MVP-John Covert, Blake Thrower

MIP-Cameron Pepe

Coaches’ Award-Luke Aviles

Girls Basketball

MVP-Lauren Gillott

MIP-Megan Kamm, Samantha Smalling

Coaches’ Award-Marina Smalling

Boys Soccer

MVP-Tristan Reed

MIP-Adam Zeb

Coaches’ Award-Nick Osella

Girls Soccer

MVP-Caroline Jones

MIP-Sara Buffington

Coaches’ Award-Maggie Miller, Ashley Dill

Boys Swimming

MVP-Zach Lanctot

MIP-Charlie Tusa

Coaches’ Award-Connor Brucker

Girls Swimming

MVP-Sara Jane Johnson

MIP-Tracy Zimmerman

Coaches’ Award-Annie Osborne

JV AWARD WINNERS

Boys Basketball

MVP-Sam Martens

MIP-John Temple

Coaches’ Award-Brandon Kivlin

MVP-Tres Allen

MIP-Sam Johnson

Coaches’ Award-Drew Brummer, Tommy Chafizadeh

Girls Basketball

Coaches’ Award-Megan Lanctot

Boys Soccer

MVP-Ryan Loose

MIP-Noah Mele

Coach’s Award- Pann Pongsanarakul

ALL CONFERENCE ALL ZONE

Basketball

All Zone:  Mont Hasie

All Conference: Mont Hasie, Blake Thrower, Lauren Gillott

Honorable Mention All Conference: John Covert, Jack Moody, Ross Milvenan, Marina Smalling

Soccer

All Zone: Tia Schwab, Maggie Miller, Olivia Liebman, Nat Taylor, Tanner Svanas

All Conference: Zach Giberson, Caroline Jones, Isabelle Kerr

Honorable Mention All Conference: Annika Mele, Madeleine Mele, Ashley Dill, Nate Stephenson

Swimming

(A Top 3 finish earns an athlete All Conference distinction/medal)

Paige Patrick, Third Place in Diving

Kevin Armstrong, Third Place in Diving

Congrats to the following All Conference swimmers: (top 3)
Zach Lanctot, Richie Hojel, Nick Molanphy, Daniel Stroe, Max Bartee in 400 and 200 FREE RELAY 3rd place.  Katie Kudlac also finished top 3 in the 200 IM.

STERLING WILSON AWARD - Caroline Jones

Congratulations to all of these outstanding athletes!

The varsity girls soccer team had a decisive 6-0 win over St. Stephen’s on Friday night, a victory that was key in securing the team's first ever berth in the SPC Division 1 tournament. The Cru ended conference play with a record of 4-1-2 for a total of 14 points. They will be the three seed going in to the conference tournament in Dallas this Friday and Saturday.

The game never seemed in doubt; however, the score at the half was only 2-0 on goals by seniors Maggie Miller and Katy Ervin. The Crusaders came out strong in the second half and never looked back. Two goals were scored by Isabelle Kerr, recent University of Texas signee, one by... more

The St. Andrew's boys cross country team won their fifth consecutive Southwest Preparatory Conference championship on Saturday, November 10, 2012. The Crusaders beat runner-up St. John’s by twenty points and third place finisher St. Mark’s by twenty-four points. This is the first time in SPC history that any team has won five consecutive championships in cross country.

The highly anticipated race took place in Fort Worth at Trinity Valley School who hosted the meet for the first time. The southwest Fort Worth wind was gusting at about 20 mph making the already difficult course much more challenging. The Crusaders were up to the challenge as our top three... more