<div>Matthew (Joey) Sullivan of Gray Collegiate Academy has been named the September 2024 Boy’s Student-Athlete of the Month. Matthew (Joey) Sullivan is a dedicated student-athlete at Gray Collegiate Academy, where he excels in both cross country and soccer while maintaining an impressive GPA of 5.27. His academic accomplishments include membership in the National Honor Society and BETA Club, as well as recognition as a Junior Marshal. Matthew has participated in the SCHSL Captains Seminar for both cross country and soccer twice, and he has completed the NFHS Captains Course. He is on track to graduate with over 40 hours of college credit. In athletics, Matthew’s leadership and skill are evident. He has served as captain of the soccer team for three consecutive years and as the cross-country team captain. His soccer achievements include earning All-Region honors twice, as well as being named to the Nike Palmetto Cup, Capital City Cup, and Smoky Mountain Cup All-Tournament Teams. His consistent excellence has also earned him All-Area recognition. Outside of school, Matthew is deeply involved in the Boy Scouts of America and is currently completing his Eagle Scout project. He has served as a staff member for both the Congaree Rapid FC Soccer Camp and the Gray Collegiate Academy Soccer Camp for three years. Additionally, Matthew is a youth group leader at Mt. Tabor Lutheran Church, where he continues to demonstrate his commitment to leadership and service. Matthew’s passion for sports, academics, and community service exemplifies his well-rounded character, making him a role model among his peers. He is driven to succeed in all areas of his life, and his contributions to his school and community will leave a lasting impact.Kinsley Price of Great Falls High School has been named the SCHSL September 2024 Girls Student-Athletes of the Month. Kinsley is currently number one in her senior class, carrying an impressive 5.12 GPA. She is a dedicated three-sport athlete, competing in volleyball, softball, and cross-country. Kinsley is a four-year letter winner in both varsity volleyball and softball, as well as a three-year letter winner in cross-country. She has earned all-region honors in cross-country and currently serves as the captain of the volleyball team, where her leadership has been instrumental in the team breaking multiple school records. In recognition of her efforts, Kinsley has been named her school’s student-athlete of the week on multiple occasions. Kinsley’s academic achievements are equally noteworthy. She has been selected to the athletic department’s all-academic team every quarter of high school and has earned a place on the Superintendent’s Honor Roll every quarter. In her junior year, she was named a junior honor marshal and junior scholar, marking her one of the top academic performers in her school. In addition to her achievements in sports and academics, Kinsley is a respected leader in various student organizations. She serves as the JROTC Battalion Commander, Youth Advisory Board President, Beta Club Vice President, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes President. She is also an active member of the student council and student ambassador. Her leadership extends to the state level, where she is one of only 15 student-athletes selected to serve on the South Carolina High School League (SCHSL) Student Athlete Advisory Council. Kinsley’s passion for service is evident through her volunteer work. She regularly volunteers at the Lord’s Lunchbox, a local food pantry, and has dedicated her time to the VA Hospital and multiple Red Cross Blood Drives, making a positive impact on her community.</div>

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Sullivan, Price selected as September Students of the Month

Matthew (Joey) Sullivan of Gray Collegiate Academy has been named the September 2024 Boy’s Student-Athlete of the Month. Matthew (Joey) Sullivan is a dedicated student-athlete at Gray Collegiate Academy, where he excels in both cross country and soccer while maintaining an impressive GPA of 5.27. His academic accomplishments include membership in the National Honor Society and BETA Club, as well as recognition as a Junior Marshal. Matthew has participated in the SCHSL Captains Seminar for both cross country and soccer twice, and he has completed the NFHS Captains Course. He is on track to graduate with over 40 hours of college credit.