Football Team Caps Emotional Season With Awards Banquet
When
freshman linebacker Matt Sklom died after collapsing during a
routine tackling drill in September, the Bulldog football team
completed the emotionally charged season with an overall record
of five wins, five losses and an appreciation of the qualities
it takes to persevere both on and off the field.
At their
annual awards banquet, the Bulldogs recognized players who exemplified
that perseverance.
Lineman
Jason Feasel was selected the team’s Most Valuable Player.
In addition to receiving MVP honors, Feasel was selected as the
team’s co-Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, which award he
shared with senior defensive end Bo Moore.
Junior
tailback Derek Fudge was presented with the Most Valuable Offensive
Skill Player after eclipsing the 1,000-yard single-season rushing
mark for the second time in his career.
Receiving
the year’s most poignant award was frosh defensive end Delvon
Jackson, who earned the Matt Sklom Memorial Tomorrow’s Team
Defensive Player of the Year Award.