Brookhaven High cross country athletes honored at banquet
Published 11:55 am Friday, November 25, 2016
![Photo submitted/Several Brookhaven cross country athletes were honored at a banquet recently. Boys awards: Andrew Knott, Most Improved; Adrian Lockwood, MVP; Antonio Dillon, Panther Award; Trace Brady, Junior High Scholastic; and Caleb McCreary, High School Scholastic. Girls awards: Merritt Wolfe, Junior High Scholastic; Jackie Madison, Most Improved; Carley Craig, Panther Award; Cristina Craig, High School Scholastic; and Arnancy Arnold, MVP.](https://www.dailyleader.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/18/2016/11/WEB-BOYS-XC-Awards.jpg)
Photo submitted/Several Brookhaven cross country athletes were honored at a banquet recently. Boys awards: Andrew Knott, Most Improved; Adrian Lockwood, MVP; Antonio Dillon, Panther Award; Trace Brady, Junior High Scholastic; and Caleb McCreary, High School Scholastic. Girls awards: Merritt Wolfe, Junior High Scholastic; Jackie Madison, Most Improved; Carley Craig, Panther Award; Cristina Craig, High School Scholastic; and Arnancy Arnold, MVP.
![Photo submitted/Several Brookhaven cross country athletes were honored at a banquet recently. Boys awards: Andrew Knott, Most Improved; Adrian Lockwood, MVP; Antonio Dillon, Panther Award; Trace Brady, Junior High Scholastic; and Caleb McCreary, High School Scholastic. Girls awards: Merritt Wolfe, Junior High Scholastic; Jackie Madison, Most Improved; Carley Craig, Panther Award; Cristina Craig, High School Scholastic; and Arnancy Arnold, MVP.](https://www.dailyleader.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/18/2016/11/WEB-GIRLS-XC-Awards-300x170.jpg)
Photo submitted/Several Brookhaven cross country athletes were honored at a banquet recently. Boys awards: Andrew Knott, Most Improved; Adrian Lockwood, MVP; Antonio Dillon, Panther Award; Trace Brady, Junior High Scholastic; and Caleb McCreary, High School Scholastic. Girls awards: Merritt Wolfe, Junior High Scholastic; Jackie Madison, Most Improved; Carley Craig, Panther Award; Cristina Craig, High School Scholastic; and Arnancy Arnold, MVP.