Every year, Mason must say good-bye to a handful of phenomenal Mustang athletes and musicians. And so, at the end of each season, George Mason recognizes these students with a night dedicated to them.
For the fall sports senior night this year, the students were escorted by family and friends on the football field during the halftime of the varsity football game against Madison County on Friday, October 30. This year’s seniors included members of the pep band, cross country team, football team, cheerleading squad, volleyball team, golf team, and athletic training student aides. Along with the fall sport students’ recognition at the game, The Lasso would like to further recognize the seniors of varsity football below.
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This year the George Mason High School football team will be saying goodbye to three wide receiver/defensive backs: seniors Declan Ferguson, Syed Jaffery, Justin Thomas, and Matt Mineo; running back and defensive back, D’Montae Noble; linebacker and fullback Hunter Sulc; lineman and defensive lineman Clarke Quave.
“I am really going to miss my teammates next year, without a doubt. I think that the bond you have with your teammates is something you just can’t find anywhere else, so I’m definitely going to miss my team,” says Declan Ferguson, defensive back.
The other fall athletes who were involved in cheerleading, volleyball, and golf were also recognized.
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Seniors of the pep band were also recognized at halftime. These students practice to play their instruments at the home football games. The seniors in the pep band include Vicky Addo-Ashong, Guthrie Edson, Jake Abruzzi, Noah Anderson, Thomas Beddow, Anna Barbour-Leslie, Sarah Coppock, Douglas Bossart, Will Earman, Justin Trainor,Mary Escobar, Lindsay Fedder, Patrick Field, Annie Ferguson, Clara Frost, Tyler Gogal, Michelle Kim, Chris Markus, Bryan Martin, Maddy Richter-Atkinson, Abby Smith, Brenny Recinos, Robert Tartt, Esther Wisdom, and Tim Winters.
All of the athletic training student aides this year are seniors and were also recognized at the senior night game. These students make a huge contribution to George Mason’s athletics program by assisting Coach Galliher in diagnosing, treating, and keeping records of injured athletes. These students include Jack Hennessey, Ginger Villamar, and Federico Torres.
Every year, Mason wishes its seniors luck as they say farewell to high school and move on to greater things. George Mason recognizes these seniors’ hard work throughout their high school careers; especially the students who have taken on the challenge of becoming student-athletes, student-musicians, and student-aides to the school’s athletic trainer. Thank you, seniors for being a great fine to George Mason.