LIVINGSTON MANOR, NY — In almost back-to-back sports awards ceremonies, the scholar athletes of Livingston Manor Central School were center stage on March 20, just a few days after their counterparts from neighboring Roscoe Central School received their own well-deserved kudos on March 16.

The districts share an athletic director in the person of David Eggleton, the former athletic director at Sullivan West.

In a way to showcase the closely knit  communities, the sports awards presentations now take place at the end of each regular season of sports (fall, winter and spring), as well as year-end ceremonies. The last would honor the final sports season of each year, and combine it with a look back over the year, with appropriate awards given to  each school’s top student athletes.

In addressing the assembly at the Home of the Wildcats, Eggleton thanked the communities for their “tremendous support… the major role they play in the success of our young athletes, and being a part of our athletics programs here at Livingston Manor and Roscoe.”

Varsity sports awards recipients—Livingston Manor

Varsity football (coached by Michael Hill, Amy Hill and David Irwin Sr.)

Coaches Award: Kyle Hendrickson Sportsmanship Award: Dillon Tolbert

Varsity Girls Soccer (coached by Nichola Wyss)

Coaches Award: (Alyssa Peck)

Varsity boys’ and girls’ cross country (coached by Nathaniel Juron)

Most Valuable Player: Anthony Hicks Coaches Award: Nevaeha Jones

Varsity boys’ basketball (coached by Michael Hill)

Most Valuable Player: Daniel Tolbert Coaches Award: Logan Park

Coaches Award: Robert Staudt

Sportsmanship Award: Morgan McKinley

Varsity girls’ basketball (coached by Maggi Fitzpatrick)

Most Valuable Player: Mackenzie Carlson

Coaches Award: Jocelyn Mills

Sportsmanship Award: Ciarra Staudt

Varsity cheerleading (coached by Jan LeMyre)

Most Valuable Player: Anthony Mendoza

Coaches Award: Megan Cristaldi

Roscoe and Livingston Manor New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) Team Athletes fall/winter 2022-2023

Seventy-five percent of the team maintained a 90 percent grade point average or higher.

Varsity boys’ cross country: Wesley Kinne, Anthony Hicks, Logan Ballard and Joseph Park

Varsity girls’ soccer: Isabella Francisco, Alyssa Peck, Anastasia Niforatos, Cassie Wolcott, Sarah Gorr, Julia Meola, Hailey Wolcott, Athena Niforatos, Ciarra Staudt, Megan Cristaldi, Frances Bell, Halie Cheng, Gianna Dutcher, Sarah Evans and Rebecca Gashinsky

Roscoe varsity girls’ basketball: Isabella Francisco, Sarah Gorr, Ashlee Ladenhauf, Kansas Miner and Alexis O’Shaughnessy

Livingston Manor varsity girls’ basketball: Mackensie Carlson, Nevaeha Jones, JocelynMills, Mya Ross and Savannah Ward

Roscoe and Livingston Manor Individual Scholar Athletes (RCS/LMCS varsity football, LMCS varsity girls’ cross country, LMCS varsity boys’ basketball, RCS varsity boys’ basketball and LMCS/RSC varsity cheerleading)

All students have a 90 percent grade point average and above.

Robert Staudt (football and basketball), Aiden Johnson (football and basketball), Ryan Rampe, Braeden Green, Nevaeha Jones, Megan Cristaldi (cheer), Anthony Mendoza (cheer) and Joseph Park (basketball).

Of special note

Braeden Green and Mackenzie Carlson were selected by the Wildcats athletic department’s varsity coaches as Scholar Athletes of the Year, and will attend the Orange County Interscholastic Athletics Association (OCIAA) ceremony in June. In addition, Carlson was named the Varsity 845 Player of the Week (January 29-February 5) by the Times Herald-Record.

The Livingston Manor Athletic Department’s Athletic Directors Service Award for 2022-2023 was presented to two recipients: Adam Larson, high school principal, and Nathaniel Juron, coach of the varsity boys’ and girls’ cross country team and helmsman of the JV girls’ basketball team.