The Puxico High School is proud to have student athletes who represent the school well, through their hard work both on the court and in the classroom. Tonight they honored their senior athletes for their last season and representing the Puxico Indians.
Senior guard and forward, #20, Duncan Crabb, being escorted by his father, Jason Crabb, and his mother, Cindy Crabb.
Duncan has been a player all four years of high school.
After graduation he plans to attend college to earn an Engineering degree.
Duncan would like to thank all of his coaches who believed in him and made him push himself harder than he thought possible. He would like to extend a thank you to everyone who supported him, especially his parents who have been his biggest support and have gotten him to where he is today.
Duncan's words of wisdom to his teammates is, "The only person who can stop you from reaching your goals is you."
The Puxico High School is proud to have student athletes who represent the school well, through their hard work both on the court and in the classroom. Tonight they honored their senior athletes for their last season and representing the Puxico Indians.
Senior Forward/left bench, #23, Eric Riddle, being escorted by his father, Jeff Riddle. His mother, Debbie Wilkerson and step-father, Andy Wilkerson.
Eric has been a player all four years of high school.
After graduation he plans to attend Three Rivers College - Poplar Bluff for two years and then find a job with a good retirement.
Eric would like to thank all of his coaches over the years and for the basketballs never going flat. He would also like to thank his family for always supporting him.
Eric's words of wisdom to his teammates is, "Good luck and win!"
The Puxico High School is proud to have student athletes who represent the school well, through their hard work both on the court and in the classroom. Tonight they honored their senior athletes for their last season and representing the Puxico Indians.
Senior guard, #15, Cole Barnfield, was escorted by his father, Chris Barnfield, and mother, Traci Barnfield.
Cole has played basketball all four years of his high school career.
After graduation he plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University - Cape Girardeau.
Cole would like to say a thank you to the spectators in the bleachers watching and supporting Puxico's basketball program. A thanks to Ziti for cheering him on from the sidelines. And to every member of the team for making this the most enjoyable sport. And a special thank you to him mom, dad, grandma Vicki, and grandpa Larry for being his biggest fans. but, most importantly a thank you to God for making all this possible.
Cole's words of wisdom to his teammates is, "Remember the quote from She;quielle O'Neal, the only person who can really motivate you, is you."
The Puxico High School is proud to have student athletes who represent the school well, through their hard work both on the court and in the classroom. Tonight they honored their senior athletes for their last season and representing the Puxico Indians.
Cheerleading flyer, Adysen Shepard, being escorted by her mother,, Michele Owens and step-father Mike Owens, along with father, David Shepard, and Step-mother Tammy Shepard.
Ady has been a cheerleader for all four years of her high school career.
After graduation she plans to attend Southeast Missouri State University - Cape Girardeau to obtain a Bachelor of Science in nursing.
Any would like to thank her mom for always pushing her to be her best, the special coaches and teammates she has had throughout the years who always kept her open to new ideas.
Ady's words of wisdom to her teammates is, "Never let anyone push you away from your goals and always strive to be the best cheerleader you can be."
The Puxico High School is proud to have student athletes who represent the school well, through their hard work both on the court and in the classroom. Tonight they honored their senior athletes for their last season and representing the Puxico Indians.
Cheerleading base, Chloey Foster, being escorted by her mother, Amanda Foster and brother Nolan Foster.
Chloey has been a cheerleader all four years of high school.
After graduation she plans to attend Three Rivers College - Poplar Bluff and pursue a career in teaching.
Chloey would like to say thank you to her mom for always encouraging her to her best, and her team for always making her laugh and making the best memories. She would also like to thank Ms. Garner for always being there for her.
Chloey's words of wisdom to her teammates is, "Always live your life to the fullest and never take any memory for granted, remember to live life, love as much as you can and cheer as loud as you possibly could."
