Hopedale Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine Student-Athlete of the Year Award 2019-2020

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Hopedale Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine honors a student-athlete each year with a $1,000 scholarship. This award goes to a person that has exemplified the meaning of student-athlete and has acted on balancing academics, sports and community throughout the school year.  
Hopedale Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine has recognized a student-athlete of the year for the past thirteen years. 
Our fourteenth recipient is Colby Burt from Olympia High School. Colby is being recognized for her accomplishments for maintaining a 4.11/4.0 GPA, being a three-sport athlete and volunteering over 30 hours in her community. 
When asked about Colby, her basketball and softball coach, Courtney Hoffman states, “Colby is a great student-athlete and community member.  She works extremely hard in everything that she does.  She has proven to be a leader on and off the court.  She not only manages her time in school by having good grades but is also dedicated to 3 sports and is involved in the community.”  
Congratulations to Colby on her accomplishments. She plans to attend Lincoln Land College in the fall where she will start her college career playing basketball and majoring in business management. 

“Recognizing excellence in scholarship, community service and athletic performance”

The Hopedale Wellness Center offers programing for youth and adults throughout the year in a state-of-the art, 34,000-foot wellness facility. For more information on the Wellness Center visit http://www.hopedalewc.com or find them on Facebook at Facebook.com/HopedaleWellnessCenter.

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