Coopersville High School Honors Senior Athletes at Annual Awards Ceremony

Coopersville High School recognized members of the Class of 2026 during its annual Senior Athlete Awards ceremony, celebrating student-athletes for their accomplishments and contributions to Bronco athletics.

Among the evening’s honors was the Rush Memorial Sportsmanship Award, presented to athletes who exemplify outstanding athletic attitude. This year’s recipients were Clayton Bosch and Charlotte Kunnen.

The Senior Athlete Award recognized seniors who achieved a qualifying level of athletic points throughout their high school careers. Honorees included Jayden Babcock, Sophia Benefiel, Olivia Berghorst, Shaun Bingley, Clayton Bosch, Payton Conran, William Decker, Onna DeVries, Nathan DeWaal, Olivia Droski, Troy Dunneback, Brooks Hadden, Jayden Henderson, Ethan Holzgen, Taylor Huston, Jacob Jasman, Magdalyn Johnson, Evan Keller, Sam Kelly, Charlotte Kunnen, Austin Langeland, Preston Lien, Karissa Lintjer, Alaina Maki, Owen Manthei, Joseph Martinez, Elijah McCourt, Samuel McDonald, Addilyn Moore, Dylan Rasch, Brody Rotman, Carter Schlientz, Elizabeth Smoes, Levi Stewart, Grayson Talsma, Liviann Vos, and Caiden Walker.

Samuel McDonald and Liviann Vos received the Douglas Corradini Memorial Award, presented to athletes who demonstrate spirit, courage, and service to their school, classmates, and younger athletes.

The Triple Crown Award, established in 2001 to recognize athletes who participated in three sports throughout all four years of high school, was awarded to Clayton Bosch, Nathan DeWaal, and Taylor Huston.

The evening concluded with the presentation of the Best Senior Male & Female Athlete Awards. Brooks Hadden and Olivia Berghorst were honored for exceptional athletic achievement across multiple varsity sports throughout their high school careers.