Presented by Insperity

The inaugural PCA-North Texas Positive Impact Awards, held at Las Colinas Country Club on August 9th and presented by Insperity, gave us the opportunity to celebrate the best in our North Texas youth sports community. We recognized our four Triple-Impact Competitor® scholarship recipients as they embark on their college careers.

• Evan Adkins, Ranchview High School
• Izzy Hall, Coppell High School
• Montgomery Morris, Cedar Hill High School
• Jack Sigrist, Plano High School

Former Texas Rangers Shortsop and 5x All-Star Michael Young with Scholarship Recipients

Also honored were the four local Double-Goal Coach® winners, so named for embodying the ideal of coaching to win while pursuing the more important goal of teaching life lessons through sports:

• Tawanna Flowers, Head Girls Basketball coach, Trinity Valley School
• Andrew McCorkindale, Cross Country coach, Conrad High School
• Mark Malcolm, Head Football coach, The Shelton School
• Kevin Wallace, Head Coach, Cadence FC

The venue for the evening

Highland Park Athletic Director, Johnny Ringo, accepted the Community Impact Award on behalf of his athletic program in recognition of their commitment to building dedicated, hard-working young men and women and by focusing on winning with integrity in ways that promote self-confidence and pride.

PCA-North Texas Associate Director Scott Secules awards Johnny Ringo, Highland Park Athletic Director, with the Community Impact Award.

Our emcee for the evening, John Rhadigan, from Fox Sports Southwest, led a lively conversation with former Texas Ranger Michael Young. 

Young spoke about his own youth sports experiences, his major league playing time and now his role as sports dad, and just how different they have all been – except the basics!

Thank you to everyone who supported this fundraiser benefitting PCA-North Texas!

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