Framingham High Athletic Awards For 2021-2022 Season; Burgess Named Flyer of the Year

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FRAMINGHAM – Framingham High athletics department held an athletic recognition night on Tuesday, May 24 at the high school gymnasium.

The athletic department announced, before a large crowd, the Most Valuable Players (MVP) for each of the fall, winter, and spring seasons, but all announced the Flyer of the Year award, and dozens of other honors.

Framingham High junior Sam Burgess was named the Flyer of the Year. A 3-sport athlete in cross-country and indoor and outdoor track & field, Burgess finished third in the national 5K.

This weekend, he won the 2-mile race at the MIAA Division 1 championship meet.

And during the indoor season, Burgess finished 6th at the National Track & Field Championship meet.

At the award night, Burgess was named the best male athlete in an individual sport.

Framingham High senior swimmer Laura Dube was named the best female athlete in an individual sport.

Basketball player Selina Monestime was named the best female athlete in a team sport.

Basketball player Dante Kikuba was named the best male athlete in a team sport.

Recognized for school-wide sportsmanship was Jack Abramson and Nicole Ramirez.

For team sportsmanship the award went to the Framingham High co-ed gymnastics team.

Recognized for leadership was hockey play PJ Farese, girls lacrosse player Olivia Robitaille, swimmer Bryce Casey, and girls lacrosse player Lauren Trierweiler.

The biggest heart award for a team went to the girls golf team in its inaugural season.

The biggest heart award for individuals on a team went to soccer player John Halpin and girls swimmer Trinity Trainor.

Kevin Rodriquez received recognition as the top athlete and Super Fan.

Most improved team award went to the Framingham High girls ice hockey team under head coach Casey Diana.

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Coaching staff of the year went to Kristen Audet-Fucarile and staff of the girls basketball squad.

The comeback athlete award went to Katie Regan on the girls basketball team.

The fearless Flyer awards went to cheerleader Amani Rivera and football and basketball player Luis Marrero.

The distinguished community service award was given to Maddie Walsh.

The Jake Penrod selfless individual award was presented to seniors Jenna Smith and Andrew Reynolds.

All-Framingham team members included: