Hubbard leads Center perpetual award winners
McNeese State University, was named the Center Most Valuable Player in
football, basketball and boys track for 2010-11. (Photo by Mark Krueger)
Center's Ty Hubbard dominated on the field, on the hardwood and on the track. He was successful in any athletic event that he participated in, whether indoor or outdoor this past year. For his ability to compete at a high level and the success he enjoyed in the 2010-11 school year, Hubbard received several Center High School Perpetual Athletic awards, being named Most Valuable Player in three sports, the school announced recently.
Hubbard was a two-time All-District 18-3A performer in football, being named the 2010 District 18-3A Offensive Most Valuable Player and Return Man of the Year honors. He signed a national letter of intent to play football at McNeese State University after being named All-East Texas and catching 51 passes for 727 yards and 12 touchdowns and averaging 14.3-yards per reception. He also piled up 676 yards in return yards and scored six touchdowns in returns.
Hubbard completed his high school career with 88 receptions for 1,382 yards and 21 touchdowns.
On the basketball court, Hubbard averaged 16.7-points per game, to go along with 2.3 assists, 5.9 boards, 3.0 steals and 0.6 blocks per contest as he led CHS to the postseason in this sport as well. He was named the District 18-3A Offensive Player of the Year for his efforts.
Hubbard was named as the Offensive Most Valuable Player for CHS in basketball as well as the sports' overall MVP.
In track, Hubbard placed 8th at the Class 3A Region III Meet in the 200-meters, and also competed at the regional meet in the 4x100-meter relay and the 4x200-meter relay for the 'Riders as he garnered the sports MVP honors.
Other outstanding individual performers during the year for Center that resulted in multiple perpetual award honors included:
* - Ashley Schulz was named the Most Valuable Player in volleyball, as well as being honored as the Co-Offensive MVP in softball and volleyball.
* - Kaley Nichols was named as the female recipient of the school's R.E. Malone Award, while being named the softball Defensive Most Valuable Player.
* - Ashley Sigler was named to the Coaches Award in girls' basketball, while being named the girls' track Most Valuable Player.
* - Cala Harless was named the girls' cross country Most Valuable Player, while being tagged with the Coaches' Award in girls' track.
* - Tre Sudds was named to the Coaches' Award in boys' track and was honored as the Offensive Most valuable Player in football.
* - Kevinski Pitts was named to the boys' powerlifting Lifter of the Year Award, while being named the football Defensive MVP.
* - Ryan Goodwin was the Center High School male R.E. Malone Award recipient and the Offensive Most Valuable Player in baseball.
* - Neil Pigg was the baseball Most Valuable Player, while earning the Coaches Award in boys' basketball.
2010-11 CENTER HIGH SCHOOL
PERPETUAL ATHLETIC AWARDS
R.E. MALONE AWARDS
Girls - Kaley Nichols
Boys - Ryan Goodwin
GIRLS' SPORTS
Volleyball
MVP - Ashley Schulz
Coach's Award - Elena Gonzalez / Christina Martin
Offensive MVP - Ashley Schulz
Defensive MVP - Stephany Rodriguez
Girls' Basketball
MVP - Entire Team
Coach's Awards - Ashley Sigler
Offensive MVP - Lacia Evans
Defensive MVP - Lakia Shepherd
Girls' Soccer
MVP - Stephanie Araujo
Coach's Award - Jessica Flores
Offensive MVP - Maria Medrano
Defensive MVP - Berenice Esparza
Softball
MVP - Destiny Russell
Coach's Award - Michaela Schulz / Ashley Lowe
Offensive Co-MVP - Ashley Schulz / Marnie Mize
Defensive MVP - Kaley Nichols
Girls' Cross Country
MVP - Cala Harless
Coach's Award - Stephanie Araujo
Girls' Tennis
Co-MVPs - Amber Noble / Caroline Chadwick
Coach's Awards - Emily Howard / Darby Hudspeth
Girls' Powerlifting
Lifter of the Year - Chakera Ingram
Coach's Award - Jessica Williams
Girls' Golf
MVP - Klaryssa Gutierrez
Coach's Award - Amber Bell / Karen Esparza
Girls' Track
MVP - Ashley Sigler
Coach's Award - Cala Harless
Running Events Co-MVPs - Jasmine Gipson / Raven Green
Field Events MVP - Jasmine Gipson
BOYS' SPORTS
Boys' Basketball
MVP - Ty Hubbard
Coach's Award - Neil Pigg
Offensive MVP - Ty Hubbard
Defensive MVP - Johnny Sudds
Free Throw Award - Se'Ryan Netherly
Boys' Soccer
MVP - Eduardo Chavez
Coach's Award - David Ventura
Offensive MVP - Jose Espino
Defensive MVP - Luis Perez
Boys' Cross Country
MVP - Bryan Ruiz
Coach's Award - Cody Oswalt
Baseball
MVP - Neil Pigg
Coach's Award - Zac Clark
Offensive MVP - Ryan Goodwin
Defensive MVP - Colton Belrose
Boys' Tennis
Co-MVPs - Seth Grant / Jacy Clark
Coach's Award - Wil McFarland / Jesse Campbell
Boys' Powerlifting
Lifter of the Year - Kevinski Pitts
Coach's Award - Trey Sudds
Heavy Lifter of Year - Aaron Liker
Light Lifer of Year - Melvin Suell
Boys' Golf
MVP - Nick Fitzgerald
Coach's Award - Collin Mathews / Dustin Hughes
Boys' Track
MVP - Ty Hubbard
Coach's Award - Trey Sudds
Running Events Award - Ki-Janaven Garrett
Field Events Award - Quincy Ratcliff
Football
MVP - Ty Hubbard
Coach's Award - Nathan Vaughn
Offensive MVP - Trey Sudds
Defensive MVP - Kevinski Pitts
Special Teams' Award - Felipe Parra