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News10NBC is proud to support our local high school scholar athletes - students committed to excellence on and off the field. Tune in each Tuesday night and Wednesday morning as we spotlight our area's best student athletes, or simply click on the links below to view the stories of those who have been featured.
We encourage you to nominate a High School Senior who excels in the classroom and in sport.
It can take a lot to be a good student. It takes even more to be a leader beyond the classroom. That's just what Aaniyah Simmons is.
"Classes are 72 minutes each," East High's Ella French said. “So that's really, really long. So, I had to be focused on class that whole time."
Aquinas star Myles Blackwood is able to crossover the balance between basketball and the books.
Kendall High School's Alezya Brown is someone who knows how to bounce back.
Edison Tech junior Karian Garcia has no trouble in the classroom, posting a 4.03 GPA while playing three sports. However, it's not too difficult for her.
Mary Marrapese enjoys success on the golf course and softball field but there's one sport she goes way back with.
Running toward greatness. That's the every day of approach for Edison Tech's Juhadi Webbs. He's athletically multi-talented.
We encourage you to nominate a High School Senior who excels in the classroom and in sport.
The 2020 class of Scholar Athletes were leaders on the field and off of it racking up plenty of Section V titles and state championships to go along with high grades in the classroom.
She just might be the next great runner to come from Rush-Henrietta. Jaelyn Davis has more than half a dozen Sectional titles when you account for her individual success as well as her team's.
Taking some time to practice in his back yard, Penfield's Isaac Lehigh is used to working hard at lacrosse.
It's only fitting that Katherine Pearson blasts softballs into the sky, the Kendall senior will study aerospace engineering at the University of Buffalo next year.
