ÂChesapeake Sports Club
The monthly Chesapeake Sports Club luncheon was held at the Chesapeake Conference Center. Mike London, head football coach for William and Mary and former Dallas Cowboy football player, was the guest speaker. Matt Hudgins was recognized as the latest Legend of Honor. Four Chesapeake high school student athletes were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments this past season.
The Club also honored the major supporters of the Sports Club Scholarship Program which has awarded over $150,000 to Chesapeake high school students since 2012.
The Club also honored the major supporters of the Sports Club Scholarship Program which has awarded over $150,000 to Chesapeake high school students since 2012.
Chesapeake Sports Club President Phil Johnson with guest speaker, William and Mary Head Football Coach, Mike London
The first sponsor Awarded was to Towne Bank, accepted by David Ropp, President Chesapeake Division, here with Chesapeake Sports Club President Phil Johnson
Chesapeake Sports Club President Phil Johnson speaking of the late Carroll Smith and presenting the award to his wife and son
The second sponsor Award was to Hearndon Construction, Doug Smith President and his mother Jackie Smith accepting
The Chesapeake Sports Club donated $1,000 to the Salvation Army Hope House in memory of charter member Carroll Smith (Hearndon Construction). Major Allison and Chairman of the Salvation Army Foundation Board Becky Adams accept the check.
Ethan Corrigan, from Great Bridge High School, was recognized as the outstanding student athlete for Men's Cross Country
Kiera Cleveland, from Oscar Smith High School, was recognized as the outstanding student athlete for Women's Cross Country
The outstanding field hockey student athlete from Great Bridge High School, Chloe Underwood
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