Participated in three sports during sophomore year:

Hope Ammarell (cross country, wrestling, indoor track, track and field); Grace Bondgren (soccer, indoor track, track and field), Maxwell Brown (soccer, swimming and diving, tennis), Henry Caskey (soccer, indoor track, track and field), Mattie Deusenberry (soccer, Alpine ski, softball), Dana Fraim (volleyball, cheerleading, track and field), Naava Gibson (soccer, Alpine ski, track and field), Kylie Gunderson (swimming and diving, cheerleading, track and field), Heidi Halley: (volleyball, cheerleading, softball), Ethan Loop (soccer, basketball, baseball), Nicholas Reilly (soccer, swimming and diving; track and field), Skylar Richardson (swimming and diving, indoor track, softball), Owen Roberts (soccer, indoor track, track and field), Noah Sick (soccer, swimming and diving, golf), Cole Snyder (soccer, indoor track, tennis), Tosh Spillberg (soccer, wrestling, track and field), Josh Stanley (football, basketball, baseball), Angeline Tobias (volleyball, indoor track, track and field), Natalie Williamson (swimming and diving, basketball, softball).

Participated in three sports for three years or two sports for four years:

Markus Brehm (soccer and baseball), Claire Donlon (swimming and diving, and softball), Sarah Hart (volleyball and softball), Connor Mead (basketball, indoor track, tennis, track and field), Issac Mehlenbacher (soccer and baseball), Justin Schecter (cross country, Alpine ski, swimming and diving), Gabrielle Sick (volleyball, soccer, softball), Job Theobald (indoor track, basketball, track and field); 

Participated in three sports for three years or two sports for four years

Markus Brehm (soccer and baseball), Claire Donlon (swimming and diving, and softball), Sarah Hart (volleyball and softball), Connor Mead (basketball, indoor track, tennis, track and field), Issac Mehlenbacher (soccer and baseball), Justin Schecter (cross country, Alpine ski, swimming and diving), Gabrielle Sick (volleyball, soccer, softball), Job Theobald (indoor track, basketball, track and field); 

Participated in three sports for four years:

Charles Feinman (soccer, basketball, baseball), Wyatt Mastin (soccer, indoor track, track and field), Hunter Trischler (soccer, basketball, golf). 

Recipient: Rachael Grace Gray

The Junior Achievement Award is presented to two student-athletes during their junior year that excel in their respective sports both on and off the field.  These athletes are well-rounded individuals that display sportsmanship, a positive attitude, and competitive spirit throughout the course of the season.  They tend to lead by example, act as role models, and exemplify the qualities that student-athletes are expected to possess on a consistent basis. 

Recipient: Matthew Clark

The Junior Achievement Award is presented to two student-athletes during their junior year that excel in their respective sports both on and off the field.  These athletes are well-rounded individuals that display sportsmanship, a positive attitude, and competitive spirit throughout the course of the season.  They tend to lead by example, act as role models, and exemplify the qualities that student-athletes are expected to possess on a consistent basis. 

Recipient: Gabrielle Sick

The Rich Martello Ability and Sportsmanship Award is presented to two student-athletes.  This award pays homage to Mr. Martello and requires that the recipients of this award display integrity, determination, grit, respect, and a pursuit to overcome the adversities that sports inevitably provide. The emphasis of this award is to highlight student-athletes that consistently demonstrate sportsmanship and improved ability throughout the course of a season.  In short, those worthy of this award do things the right way.  They arrive to practice and competition prepared to put forth their best effort and represent Wayland-Cohocton proudly as their actions reflect a respect for the game and their opponents. 

Recipient: Issac Mehlenbacher

The Rich Martello Ability and Sportsmanship Award is presented to two student-athletes.  This award pays homage to Mr. Martello and requires that recipients of this award display integrity, determination, grit, respect, and a pursuit to overcome the adversities that sports inevitably provide. The emphasis of this award is to highlight student-athletes that consistently demonstrate sportsmanship and improved ability throughout the course of a season.  In short, those worthy of this award do things the right way.  They arrive to practice and competition prepared to put forth their best effort and represent Wayland-Cohocton proudly as their actions reflect a respect for the game and their opponents. 

Recipient: Wyatt Mastin

The Four-Year Athletic Contribution Award is given to two senior student-athletes that have best exemplified all phases of athletics within their respective sports over the span of 4 years.  This includes academic, athletic, and personal qualities that distinguish themselves as superior in all aspects.  Such characteristics include commitment, integrity, determination, leadership qualities, competitive spirit, and an unwavering dedication to their coaches, teammates, and the game. 

Recipient: Charles Feinman

The Four-Year Athletic Contribution Award is given to two senior student-athletes that have best exemplified all phases of athletics within their respective sports over the span of 4 years.  This includes academic, athletic, and personal qualities that distinguish themselves as superior in all aspects.  Such characteristics include commitment, integrity, determination, leadership qualities, competitive spirit, and an unwavering dedication to their coaches, teammates, and the game. 

Recipient: Claire Donlon

The Athlete of the Year is voted and agreed upon by all varsity coaches, this individual is deemed most deserving based on their contributions to their teams and accomplishments throughout the season..  This individual is an integral part of a team’s success and is a role model for other student-athletes to emulate at Wayland-Cohocton.  Their positive attitude, willingness to put forth their best effort, ability to lead by example, and influence on others is unparalleled.  Humble in victory and determined in defeat, this athlete performs at high levels while displaying sportsmanship at all times.  Accomplishments can be measured on the playing surface and in the classroom where goals are established with the expectation to be met. 

Recipient: Markus Brehm

The Athlete of the Year is voted and agreed upon by all varsity coaches, this individual is deemed most deserving based on their contributions to their teams and accomplishments throughout the season..  This individual is an integral part of a team’s success and is a role model for other student-athletes to emulate at Wayland-Cohocton.  Their positive attitude, willingness to put forth their best effort, ability to lead by example, and influence on others is unparalleled.  Humble in victory and determined in defeat, this athlete performs at high levels while displaying sportsmanship at all times.  Accomplishments can be measured on the playing surface and in the classroom where goals are established with the expectation to be met.