The First Annual Seeley Awards

Written by: David Mika on Tuesday, March 8th, 2016. Follow David Mika on Twitter.

Presented by the Spring-Ford Touchdown Club
May 22^nd, 2016 @ 6:30p in the Spring-Ford High School Auditorium

The Spring-Ford Touchdown Club is pleased to announce the 1^st Annual Seeley Awards on May 22^nd, 2016 @ 6:30 in the Spring-Ford HS Auditorium. Don Seeley, for whom the awards are named, wrote and reported on Pioneer Athletic Conference athletics for over 32 years for the Pottstown Mercury. Seeley, a member of the Pennsylvania Chapter of the Wrestling Hall of Fame, the Spring-Ford Touchdown Club, and the Spring-Ford Alumni Hall of Fame, championed high school athletics, often focusing on the student-athlete who did not consistently appear in the box score. It is in this vein that we, along with his widow, Kathy, facilitate this awards program.

The Seeley Awards will be a celebration of all PAC athletics. Any PAC student-athlete involved in any sport from any member-school is eligible for nomination by his / her coaches and athletic directors. The categories are listed below. Nominations are electronic and should include a write-up, picture and video to be considered.  Nominations should be submitted by April 30^th, 2016 and can be made at the following web address: http://www.spring-fordfootball.mobi/links

Questions may be submitted to Mike Scarcelle, president of the Spring-Ford TD Club scarcellemichael@gmail.com

Categories

• Coach of the Year
• Outstanding Team
• Athletic Director
• Trainer of the Year
• Band of the Year
• Best Female Athlete
• Best Male Athlete
• Courage Award
• Best Athlete with a Disability / Physical Condition

 

 

• Best Breakthrough Athlete
• Best Championship Performance
• Best Comeback Athlete
• Best Game
• Best Off-the-Field Moment
• Best Play
• Biggest Upset
• Community Service Award
• Academic Student-Athlete
• Student Manager / Trainer

 

Scholarships to be presented ($2,500 each):

The Clifford C. Reigner Multi-Sport Athlete Memorial Scholarship (presented to a student-athlete excelling in 2 or more sports).

Clifford Reigner was a 1963 graduate of Boyertown High School where he earned varsity letters in football and track and field. He was an honorable mention All-State defensive lineman and was named to the Reading Eagle’s All-Decade team for the 1960s. In track, he was a medalist in the distance medley relay at the 1963 Penn Relays. Clifford was elected to the Boyertown Area Football Association’s Hall of Fame. He was an active member of the Boyertown Area Football Association and an ardent supporter and volunteer with the athletic programs in Boyertown.
The Spring-Ford TD Club Outstanding Parent Scholarship (presented to the student-athlete who most appreciates his/her parents sacrifices, dedication, and support of the high school program(s))

Students must submit an approximate 1-page essay on the appreciation of their parent(s) sacrifices, dedication, and support of their high school program(s). Examples of what will receive consideration would be instances of volunteering, cheering and happiness for everyone on the team, constant modeling of appropriate fan behavior win or lose, and consistent public and private support of the coaches and their decisions.

• Nominated athletes and coaches will be admitted free (team nominations will receive 4 comped tickets for captains).
• Tickets will be available at the door for $5 for family and friends.
• The TD Club plans to expand scholarship offerings to eligible Pioneer Athletic Conference student-athletes with the proceeds of each successful year of operation.

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