Lake City's Treshon Burgess finishes second in boys 400 dash in AAA state meet

Dennis Brunson hssr.com Associate Editor • June 20, 2024

Tiara Muldrow finishes third in girls 100-meter hurdles

Lake City – Lake City High School’s Treshon Burgess finished second in the boys 400-meter dash in the AAA track and field state meet on May 17 at Lower Richland High in Hopkins.

 

Burgess finished in a time of 49.10 seconds. Fountain Inn’s Alex Smith won in a time of 48.79.

 

Also scoring points for the Panthers boys were Jefferey McFadden, who finished eighth n the long jump and the eighth-place 4x100-meter relay team.

 

On the girls side, Tiara Muldrow finished third in the 100-meter hurdles. Teammate Emonie McKenzie finished eighth in the event.

 

           LAKE CITY HONORS STUDENT-ATHLETES AT BANQUET

 

Lake City held its annual Athletic Awards Ceremony on May 15. Student-athletes were recognized with the following awards:

2023-2024 June Coleman Academic Award

Presented to the best overall athlete that exhibits the academic excellence expected from a Student-Athlete at Lake City High School

Recipients: Kinsley Hanner, Bryson Rose

2023-2024 Herb Rollins Award

Presented to the top overall athlete at Lake City High School

Recipients: Andre McFadden-Pressley, Jada Robinson, Kellie Strickland

2023-2024 Dr. Lane Floyd Leadership Award

Presented to the student-athletes who best displays the essential qualities of leadership in all areas

Recipients: Aidan Bright, Emiyah Thomas

2023-2024 Mickey Moss Semper Fidelis Award

Presented to the Lake City High School staff member that best exhibits the qualities of loyalty, faithfulness, and commitment to success of the student-athletes of the Lake City High School Athletic Programs.

Recipient: Coach Jamison Estep

2023:24 Athletic Department Community Service Leaders

Aidan Bright, Imaunie McFadden, Kynddie Hanna


Cross Country

  • Boys
  • MVP: Chucky Jordan
  • Most Improved: Evan Gibbs
  • Scholar Athlete: Chris Brown
  • Coaches Award: Antonio Cox
  • Girls
  • MVP: Jessica Graham
  • Most Improved: Celina Rivera Flores
  • Scholar Athlete: Aaliyah Dixon
  • Coaches Award: Latanya Munlyn

 

·        Volleyball

  • MVP: Jada Robinson
  • ACE Award: Cynteria Johnson
  • Heart of the Panther: Serenity Williams
  • Panther Award: Logan McKnight


Football

  • Team MVP: Andre McFadden-Pressley
  • Offensive MVP: Treshon Burgess
  • Defensive MVP: Torrance Wilson
  • Lineman of the Year: Shemar Thomas
  • Iron Panther Award
  • Conner Lane
  • Shayon Shavers
  • Drake Floyd
  • Anthony White


Wrestling

  • Rookie of the Year: Tyra Jones
  • Co-MVP: Messiah Brayboy-Singletary and Torrance Wilson
  • Most Outstanding Wrestler: Andre McFadden: Pressley


Boys Basketball

  • MVP: Blayne Edwards
  • Best Offensive Player: Bryson Rose
  • Best Defensive Player: Dallas Davis
  • Most Improved Player: Jayden Graham


Girls Basketball

  • Best Defense: Amani Singletary​
  • Best Offense: Hannah Riles
  • Leadership: Destiny McFadden
  • MVP: Jayda Burgess


Cheer

  • Rookie of the Year: Tiara Muldrow
  • Cheer is Life: Makailyn Bowers
  • Leadership Award: Anarrie Washington
  • Coach’s Award: Jordan McKnight
  • Pass the Pom Award: Emiyah Thomas


Softball

  • MVP: Kellie Strickland
  • Best Offensive Player: Kinsley Hanner
  • Best Defensive Player: Mackenzie Thomas


Boys Soccer

  • Leadership Award: Eduardo Rivera
  • One Team Award: Jaylin Corea
  • All-Heart Award: Britton Beard
  • Give Back Award: Ian Howard, Haven Oxendine


Girls Soccer

  • Offensive Player of the Year: Ana Perez
  • Defensive Player of the Year: Celina Rivera
  • MVP: Kirstin Fulmore
  • Rookie of the Year: Kinley Miles


Baseball

  • Pitcher of the Year: Blayne Edwards
  • Coaches Award: Aidan Bright
  • Silver Slugger Award: Amari Hanna
  • Defensive Player of the Year: David Singletary


Boys Track

  • Belita Salters MVP: Jeffery McFadden
  • Ra’Shaud Graham Leadership Award: Jordan Boyle
  • Farrah Turner Hardest Worker Award: Chucky Jordan
  • Panther Award: Andre McFadden-Pressley
  • Most Promising Middle School Award: Tre’Shawn Singletary
  • Rookie of the Year Middle School Award: Ashtin Lanier


Girls Track

  • Belita Salters MVP: Tiara Muldrow
  • Ra’Shaud Graham Leadership: Emonie McKenzie
  • Farrah Turner Hardest Worker: Cheyenne Gibson
  • Panther Award: K’Mya Graham
  • Most Promising: Kaniyah Cooper
  • Rookie of the Year: Bryanna Bradley

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