First AIMS Awards to Honor AISD Student Athletes: An Evening of Recognition for Our Local Stars

The Alvin Independent School District (AISD) in Texas plans to honor its student athletes with the first AIMS Awards. These awards are named after the four communities the district serves - Alvin, Iowa Colony, Manvel, and Shadow Creek. They aim to recognize student athletes for their sports, academic, and community service achievements. The awards reflect the four pillars of AISD Athletics: integrity, servant leadership, commitment, and culture.

Carla Newsom, the Associate Athletic Director, stated that the awards are a chance to acknowledge the students' success in sports, academics, and community service. She highlighted the students' dedication to their teams and their leadership roles. The awards will feature finalists for each sport, and for the Beyond the Game, Comeback Athlete of the Year, and Hand and Hand awards.

The award nominees have been selected and will be featured on AISD Athletics' social media platforms in the weeks before the awards ceremony. The ceremony is planned for May 13 at the AISD Alumni Hall at Freedom Field. The nominees are students from various sports, including cross country, water polo, swimming and diving, tennis, volleyball, football, cheer, golf, basketball, soccer, softball, baseball, track and field, and powerlifting.

Nominees include Eisha Lara and Jesus DelaPaz for cross country, Amber Ortiz and Johnathan Norman for water polo, Jayren Patterson and Ayden Guess for swimming and diving, Yaretzy Castillo and Eduardo Juarez for tennis, Korrigan Wright and Zane Bailey for volleyball and football respectively, among others.

The AIMS Awards is an important initiative by AISD to acknowledge and celebrate its student athletes' achievements. It recognizes not only their sports skills but also their academic success and community contributions. The awards ceremony is expected to be a significant event, acknowledging the hard work and dedication of these young athletes.

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