NorthWood High School Honors Local Hero Paul Widner During National Athletic Trainers Month

NorthWood High School in Nappanee, Indiana, is observing National Athletic Trainers Month. They are honoring their Athletic Trainer, Paul Widner, for his service and dedication. Widner's work in ensuring the health and safety of student-athletes has been acknowledged by the school, the Indiana High School Athletic Association (IHSAA), and the Indiana Athletic Trainers Association (IATA).

Widner is in charge of all medical activities in NorthWood's Athletic Training room. This is where injured athletes get treatment and rehabilitation. Together with his team of student Athletic Trainers, he provides personalized care to each athlete, promoting safety and excellence.

Under Widner's guidance, NorthWood High School received the National Athletic Trainers’ Association (NATA) Safe Sports School award. This award emphasizes the school's focus on safety in sports and Widner's commitment to high-quality athlete care and injury prevention.

Widner's dedication and expertise have improved NorthWood's sports medicine program. He ensures the health and safety of student-athletes both on and off the field. The Indiana Football Coaches Association (IFCA) has recognized his efforts, and he will be honored as a North/South All-Star participant as an Athletic Trainer.

As National Athletic Trainers Month is observed, NorthWood High School, along with the IHSAA and the IATA, expresses gratitude to Paul Widner and all athletic trainers for their significant contributions to schools and communities.

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