The Spencerport Rangers officially recognized 90 student athletes with the presentation of the year-end Athletic Awards for 2002-03 at their awards dinner June 11.

Track & Field and Cross Country star Nate Lowe was presented with the Duane Tucker Award for Outstanding Academic Male Athlete and was a co-winner with swimmer Zachary Grobengeiser of the Harold E. "Chick" Schum Award for Outstanding Male Athlete.

Nicole Garwol, who played girls basketball, was given the SSBC Award for Outstanding Academic Female Athlete. Megan Reising was the Joan P. Selander Award winner for Outstanding Female Athlete. Lisa Eberhart received the "Coach Chow" Memorial Award for her efforts on the basketball court this season and Patricia Johnson was given the Vernooy Award for a Track athlete's overall contribution to the sport. John Tabbitas received the VC/PRIDE "S" Award.

The Rob Stultz Memorial Awards, given to the student who best exemplifies team play, effort, attendance and sportsmanship, went to Jonathan Hogue from boys swimming and Marissa Neri, who played soccer, volleyball and softball.

The following received awards for the individual sports: Boys Cross Country - MVP: Nate Lowe, Most Improved: Steve Reiss, Scholar: Nate Lowe; Girls Cross Country - MVP: Yvonne Greco, Most Improved: Patricia Johnson, Scholar: Patricia Johnson; Fall Cheerleading - MVP: Traci Weber, Most Improved: Rachel Baug, Scholar: Alyse Soldi; Football - MVP: Matt Bachman, Most Improved: Adam Arcara, Scholar: Shawn Murray; Boys Soccer - MVP: Alex Kilroy, Most Improved: Mike Placito, Scholar: Brian Anderson; Girls Soccer - MVP: Lisa Eberhart, Most Improved: Melissa D'Agostino, Scholar: Melissa Parkhurst; Girls Swimming - MVP: Jaclyn Cowles, Most Improved: Deborah Diehl, Scholar: Emily Knight; Girls Tennis - MVP: Elizabeth Paoletti, Most Improved: Tina Spogli, Scholar: Allison Olney; Boys Volleyball - MVP: Jacob Butler, Most Improved: Eric Bellinger, Scholar: Brandon Waas; Boys Basketball - MVP: Mike Palermo, Most Improved: Matt Miller, Scholar: Anthony Simonetti; Girls Basketball - MVP: Carrie Kazmierski, Most Improved: Jenna King, Scholar: Nicole Garwol; Winter Cheerleading - MVP: Traci Weber, Most Improved: Jenna Dandrea, Scholar: Renee Schultz; Hockey - MVP: Jeff Poweski, Most Improved: Steve Balcerak, Scholar: Colin McCloskey; Boys Indoor Track - MVP: Nate Lowe, Most Improved: Steve Reiss, Scholar: Nick Minunni; Girls Indoor Track - MVP: Sarah Deegan, Most Improved: Jennifer Katz/Heather Fisher, Scholar: Laura Uschold; Boys Swimming - MVP: Zachary Grobengiesser, Most Improved: Matt Merritt, Scholar: Geoff Lippa; Girls Volleyball - MVP: Christine Jackson, Most Improved Merideth Muller, Scholar: Melissa Parkhurst; Wrestling - MVP: Steve Stulpin, Most Improved: Andy Peters/Alex Baxter, Scholar: Kris MacBeth; Boys Bowling - MVP: Nico Visconti, Most Improved: Brandon Cornell, Scholar: Robert Tucker; Girls Bowling - MVP: Amanda Fogarty, Most Improved: Christina Koziol, Scholar: Christina Mangione; Baseball - MVP: Mike Palermo, Most Improved: Alex Kilroy, Scholar: Andy Scroger; Golf - MVP: David Chong, Most Improved: Joe Azzarone, Scholar: Chris Farnsworth; Softball - MVP: Meghan Gollaher/Christine Jackson, Most Improved: Melissa D'Agostino, Scholar: Christine Jackson; Boys Tennis - MVP: Eric Bellinger, Most Improved: Geoff Lippa, Scholar: Zach DeRuyter; Boys Track & Field - MVP: Nate Lowe, Most Improved: Steve Reiss, Scholar: Jon Hogue; Girls Track & Field - MVP: Jamie Snook, Most Improved: Nicole Dunshie, Scholar: Patricia Johnson; Girls Lacrosse - MVP: Katie Tyner, Most Improved: Katie Clark, Scholar: Katelyn Smith.