PC highlights outstanding academic and athletic achievements

PC highlights outstanding academic and athletic achievements

Porterville College Athletics celebrated an outstanding 2018-19 season on and off the field on Monday night at the 11th annual Academic and Athletic Achievement Awards.


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PC Director of Student Programs and Athletics Joe Cascio was proud to announce the following award winners:

Freshmen of the Year: Dominic King (Men's Basketball), Claire Nuno (Women's Tennis)
First year student-athlete, demonstrated excellence in his or her sport

Sophomores of the Year: Alfredo Vasquez (Baseball), Kathy Rodriguez (Women's Basketball)
Second year student-athlete, must have competed two years at PC, demonstrated excellence in his or her sport

Pirates of the Year: Treager Wallace (Men's Basketball), Sierra Perez (Women's Basketball)
Student-Athlete that demonstrates a "team-first" attitude, shows heart, spirit and dedication to his or her teammates and coaches

Tyler Curry Sportsmanship Award: Nico Portillo (Baseball), Auzia Mosley (Softball)
Student-Athlete who consistently displays outstanding behavior and conducted themselves with a high degree of character and good sportsmanship

Tiffanee Anderson Most Inspirational Award: Christopher Brandon (Baseball), Kuea "Kiki" Angilau (Softball)
Eligible Student-Athlete (1st or 2nd year) who has overcome personal odds/adversity and is an inspirational and valuable member of his or her team

Kathie Gifford Special Recognition Award: Diana Cabrera
Individual from campus who demonstrates interest, support and/significant contribution to PC Athletics

Above and Beyond Award: Rufus Alford
Individual from campus who demonstrates interest, support and/significant contribution to PC Athletics

Athletic Director's Award: Gracie Steidley
Special recognition for outstanding contribution to the Athletic Department

Scholar-Athletes of the Year: Alonso Valle (Men's Basketball), Alexis LaFarga (Softball)
Second-year Student-Athlete with the top overall Grade Point Average, also must have competed two years at PC

Also, 11 PC student-athletes earned President's Honors while another 16 were named to the Dean's List.