Grace Cronin of Horseheads and Hogan Shaw of Waverly have been awarded the Elmira Basketball Officials Board Sportsmanship Awards for their exemplary character on and off the court. Cronin, a vital contributor to her team reaching the state semifinals, is recognized for her support of teammates despite limited playing time. Shaw finished as Waverly鈥檚 all-time leader in 3-pointers, averaging 17.3 points this season while demonstrating leadership and a strong work ethic. Both players receive a $250 scholarship and a plaque to honor their achievements and sportsmanship.

By the Numbers
  • Hogan Shaw scored 183 career 3-pointers, averaging 17.3 points per game this season.
  • Grace Cronin played on a Horseheads team that had an 18-4 record and reached the state semifinals for the first time since 2002.
State of Play
  • The Elmira Basketball Officials Board recognizes senior players annually based on their sportsmanship throughout the season.
  • Both Cronin and Shaw will be honored at the officials鈥� annual banquet.
What's Next

Cronin and Shaw will likely continue their sports careers at the collegiate level, where their leadership qualities and on-court skills may further develop. The acknowledgment of their sportsmanship could open additional opportunities for scholarships or recognition in their future athletic endeavors.

Bottom Line

Cronin and Shaw exemplify what it means to be outstanding student-athletes, showcasing talent, leadership, and unparalleled sportsmanship. Their recognition highlights the importance of character in sports and inspires future generations of athletes.