There’s no doubt the Yellowhammer State has the spirit when it comes to high school sports.
Now, schools, athletes and even staff can compete for Varsity Brands’ School Spirit Awards.
Every year, Varsity Brands recognizes schools and organizations that positively impact pride and community spirit in America’s high schools.
“The employees of Varsity Brands are honored to witness the power of spirit in schools on a daily basis: in classrooms, on the field, on the sidelines, and in celebrating student achievements,” said Adam Blumenfeld, CEO of Varsity Brands. “The Varsity Brands School Spirit Awards represent our opportunity to celebrate demonstrations of spirit across the country while recognizing the positive impact it can have on school and student performance.
“We are thrilled to continue our proud stewardship of this event and look forward to celebrating what America’s schools represent.”
The Alabama finalists are:
- Saraland High School for America’s Most Spirited High School
- Westminster Christian Academy’s Sutton Gore for America’s Most Spirited High School Athlete
- Jeff Klein from Loachapoka High School in Auburn and Keri Newton from Cherokee High School for America’s Most Spirited High School Coach
- Quentin Lee from Talladega City Schools for America’s Most Spirited High School Superintendent
- Jeff Klein from Loachapoka High School for America’s Most Spirited High School Teacher
Click here to vote through through May 8.
The winner must exemplify sportsmanship, leadership, teamwork and humility and help maintain morale under any circumstance. Winners will be announced during the Varsity Brands virtual “School Spirit Awards” show June 8.
A total of $70,000 will be awarded across 15 categories, including a $25,000 grand prize for America’s Most Spirited High School. All other category winners receive $3,000.
The school with the most votes will receive $25,000 in awards from Varsity Brands.
