Chesapeake Sports Club Scholarship Awards
At its May luncheon, the Chesapeake Sports Club awarded $28,000 in scholarships to deserving local student-athletes. The club’s fundraising events and the generous support of generous club member Nathan Beck and the Beck Family Foundation make these annual scholarships possible. The Nathan T. Beck Scholarship is awarded to a student-athlete who has lettered in soccer. The Ted Beck Memorial Scholarship, named in honor of Nathan’s father, is awarded to the student who best articulates the important role athletics has played in his or her development. Ben Smith, owner of CrossFit Krypton, was the luncheon’s guest speaker.
Victoria Beatty from Atlantic Shores High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Madison Jefferies from Deep Creek High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Amir Wray-Hill from Deep Creek High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Caiden Aurelio from Grassfield High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
476 - Caiden Aurelio from Grassfield High School, winner of the Ted Beck Memorial Scholarship
Reagan Davis from Grassfield High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Calvin Mabry from Great Bridge High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Andrew Knox from Greenbrier Christian Academy with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Michael Urbaniak from Greenbrier Christian Academy with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Claire Conner from Hickory High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Jonisha Monger from Indian River High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Annnettu Agbetiafa, who accepted the Linwood Nelms Memorial Scholarship on behalf of her daughter Joylyn Agbetiafa, with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Joylyn Agbetiafa from Oscar Smith High School, recipient of the Linwood Nelms Memorial Scholarship
Renard Jenkins Sr. here with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz, accepting the scholarship for his son Renard Jenkins
Parker Coyle from Western Branch High School with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Tucker Legg of Western Branch High School, recipient of the Nathan Beck Scholarship, here with Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz
Dr. Jared Cotton, superintendent for Chesapeake Public Schools, and Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz, with Mrs. Peggy Bagley and Mrs. Page Pagley awarding the Robert G. “Buddy” Bagley Community Service Award to Claire Connor of Hickory High School.
Chesapeake Sports Club President Glenn Koontz with guest speaker Ben Smith of CrossFit Krypton
Tucker Legg of Western Branch High School, recipient of the Nathan T. Beck Scholarship, with Nathan T. Beck
Annetu Agbetiafa, who accepted the Linwood Nelms Memorial Scholarship on behalf of her daughter, Joylyn Agbetiafa, with Mrs. Nora Nelms and family.
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