REAMS SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

2021 Scholarship Winners

Collin Tuff Adair
Monticello High School
Tuff will attend Snow College this fall (2021), completing his general education and earning his Associates Degree in Science.  He maintained a 3.94 GPA, scoring 27 on the ACT.    Tuff  took several concurrent enrollment classes during high school.   As a 4-year football  starter,  Tuff was Second Team All-State twice and was the team MVP this past year. He was Lineman of the Year twice and led the state in sacks with 11. As a 4-year varsity wrestler, Tuff placed second in state twice and finished sixth once, qualifying for state all four years.  Tuff also helped Monticello bring home the team state title in ninth and tenth grade. With his high GPA, he was named Academic All-State in wrestling. He was a 2-year team captain in both football and wrestling. In school activities, Tuff was a 3-year member of the NHS and was the Technology Sterling Scholar as a senior.  In  the  leadership, he was a class officer in 10 & 11 grade. Since a USHOFF board  member  was  unable  to attend  the  presentation,  Athletic Director & Uncle Krieg Adair presented Tuff  with his certificate. Tuff is the son of Arthur & Crystal Adair.

Quincee Allred
Delta High School
Quincee will serve a church mission and attend BYU after graduation, with plans to consider a career in the psychology field or education.  She earned  a  4.00  GPA  and  scored aa  26 on the ACT.  Earning 42 college credits, Quincee will receive her general education certificate from Snow College. She was a 4-year varsity letter winner in basketball and soccer and earned Academic All-State & Academic All-Region in both sports and she was Second Team All-State in soccer. Being a three-sport athlete, Quincee was varsity in track for three years.  In leadership,  she  was  in Youth City Council, a sophomore class officer, Junior Prom committee and a Student Body Officer as a senior. She was very active in her community, helping with food drives and camp clean up all four years in high school. In her senior year, she was involved in a school fundraiser. She also planned and carried out a summer girls’ camp activities for 140 girls.  USHOFF board member and scholarship chairman Richard Valdez presented Quincee her certificate.  She is the daughter of Tiffany & Brian Allred.

Abigail Benson
Timpanogos Fork High School
Abby plans to attend USU this fall. She will be studying political science and may consider teaching Government and History at a high school.  She maintained a 3.997 GPA, scoring a 25 on her ACT.  Abby was a 4-year varsity member, letter winner and Academic All-Region in both track & field and cross country.  She helped cross country capture a second place state trophy.  She also played recreational basketball as a junior and senior.  She was a team leader, as she was named team captain 11 and 12 grade. During high school, Abby was on the yearbook staff as a freshman, a member of the NHS and Students Against Trafficking her senior year and  the American Red Cross Club as a junior. Community service kept Abby busy.  She worked with the Jr. Diabetes Relief Fund Run all four years, volunteered with the Heber Half for Autism with United Way delivering Christmas  presents, assembled and delivered refugee kits for Lifting Hands and volunteered at Tabitha’s Way. Board   members  Joel Gardner and Terry Shellenberger presented Abby with her certificate. She is the daughter of Tiffany and Kevin Benson

Jenna Gibbons
Sky View High School
Jenna plans to attend BYU this fall and pursue classes in the health sciences.  She would like to seek a career as a Physician’s Assistant. In school, she maintained  a 4.00 GPA and scored a 27 on her ACT.  Athletically, she earned Academic All-State awards while competing in   volleyball and swimming.  She was also selected All-Valley in volleyball, as well as All-Region. She helped the team capture the Region Title four years straight and become State Champs in 2019 & 2021. In swimming, Jenna was a two-time state champ in the 100-yard breast, and she was runner up in the 100 fly.  In school activities, Jenna was a 4-year member of NHS.  Her leadership skills were helpful as she was president of  Especially  for  Athletes, a member of the Youth City Council and a representative for Dare2Lead. She was very active in community service.  Board  member  Gary Stevens presented Jenna with her certificate. She is the daughter of Toni and Scott Gibbons

Abby Stevens
Wayne High School
Abby will be attending Snow College and taking physical science classes while joining the Sports Medicine Program. She is interested in becoming an athletic trainer. She maintained a 3.84 GPA throughout high school. As a 4-sport athlete, Abby  played  volleyball and basketball for four years.  She earned All-Region and was named team captain for both sports. In basketball, Abby was selected All-State and an All-Star as a senior. She played two years on the softball team, and she competed one year with the track team. Her leadership was one of her strong areas, as she was a part of the student council for three years; she was the sophomore vice president and was elected Student Body Vice President as a senior. She was busy in her community, as she did a basket project all four years. She also delivered wood to the elderly her sophomore year. As a senior, she delivered goodies each month to the elderly. USHOFF Board member Steve Gardner presented Abby with her certificate. Her counselor, Candence Peterson, attended.  Abby  is  the daughter of Kerry and Lisa Stevens

Reagan Winget
Corner Canyon High School
Reagan will attend BYU this fall. She plans to pursue a business degree and hopes to have her own non-profit business. She maintained a 3.94 GPA and scored a 33 on her ACT. She played four years of soccer, earning three letters. She competed in track for three years, receiving three letters. Reagan was selected team captain for both sports. She aided the soccer team in winning the state championship her sophomore year. She was All-Region in 11^th and 12^th, received Honorable Mention All-State as a junior and Second Team All-State as a senior. She was named Academic All-State in both sports. Reagan was a Sterling  Scholar  finalist  in  History & English. She was in the NHS, Stand for Truth Club, America Club and was a DECA Region Champion in 9th, 10^th, and 11^th. She received English, Math, Social Studies, Service, and P.E. honor cords. Community service work included a Primary Children’s Blanket Drive, Sub for Santa, Hygiene for Haiti Kits, and a Christmas Clothing Drive. Board member Craig Gardner presented her certificate.  She  is  the daughter of Courtney & Nathan Winget. Her younger brother, Logan, attended the event

2020 Scholarship Winners

Cade Bowring
Juab High School
Cade plans to attend Southern Utah University after serving a church mission in Zimbabwe. He plans to play football while studying in the Pre Med program. Cade was a member of the Especially for Athletes Leadership Council. He volunteered to hang Christmas lights three years at a local hospital. Cade was a 3 time wrestling state champ and a 2 time 1st Team All Stater in football. He also led the football and wrestling teams as captain. USHOFF board members Joel Gardner (L) and Terry Shellenberger (R) presented Cade his scholarship certificate. He is the son of Catherine and Mike Bowring.

Bridger Hamblin
Syracuse High School
Bridger will be attending Snow College, working on his general education classes while taking many business courses to prepare for a career in the business field. Bridger lettered in football, track and basketball. He was named to the 2nd team as All State quarterback his senior year. He was the 6A Offensive Player of the Year winner in football. He was on the school honor roll all four years. He did many community service projects, including volunteering at the Transplant Games of America. He also helped cleanup the campgrounds at the Pine View Reservoir. He received the Silver Award for Educational Achievement. USHOFF board member Kent Draayer presented Bridger with his scholarship certificate. He is the son of Lisa and Travis Hamblin.

Brooklyn Hopkins
American Fork High School
Brooklyn will attend Brigham Young University, taking classes in BioTech & Genetics. With AP and concurrent classes, she earned a 4.0 GPA and a 31 ACT. She was Sterling Scholar in Trade & Technical Sciences and she earned four CTE skill certificates. She attended the Utah State Engineering camp, did an internship in physical therapy and researched ankle instability at BYU. She was captain in track and cross country. She was yearbook layout editor and was awarded Academic All State in track and cross country. She earned four letters in both sports and she won a team state championship and two state runners up in cross country. Scholarship chairman and USHOFF board member Richard Valdez presented her scholar ship certificate. She is the daughter of Holly and Ty Hopkins.

Kathryn Klar
Ogden High School
Kathryn will attend the University of Utah this fall and plans to take classes with an interest to work in a physical therapy career. She earned a 4.0 GPA and a 25 ACT while taking AP, concurrent and honors classes. She’s a Dance Sterling Scholar and Editor in Chief of the Literary Harvest. Kathryn was vice president of Ogden High’s National Honor Society. She was promoted to a Lead Guard with the Ogden School District pools. She was first in the Advanced Hammock in the Aerialympic National Competition last winter. She was the swim and volleyball team captain and was named Academic All State in both sports. She earned two letters in swimming and three in volleyball. USHOFF board member Phil Russell presented Kathryn her scholarship certificate. She is the daughter of Sharon and Matt Klar.

Jacob Moore
Spanish Fork High School
Jacob will attend Utah State University after a California mission. He earned a 4.0 GPA, was Student Body President in 9th grade and a junior class officer. He was a Student Body officer his senior year. As an Eagle Scout, he up graded his high school’s track facilities. Jacob work ed projects with Especially for Athletes and Tabitha’s Way. He earned eight letters and was named Academic All State in football and track. He earned football All Region and 2nd team All State. He was region champ in the 110m hurdles and a state medalist in the 300m hurdles as a junior. USHOFF board member Steve Gardner awarded Jacob his certificate. He is the son of Amber and Chris Moore.

Halle Hirschi
Mountain View High School
Halle will attend Brigham Young University this fall taking general education classes and others with a nutrition emphasis. She had a 4.0 GPA and a 29 ACT. She was a Student Body Publicity Officer and a Hope Squad member. She did speech & debate for four years. For three years, she was in the school’s choir and the A’Cappella in 11th and 12th grade. Halle organized a food drive all four years. She ran track and played basketball one year, but was very involved in soccer, lettering four years and earning Academic All State and 2nd team All Region. She was soccer team captain as a senior. USHOFF board members Glenna Padfield and Joel Gardner presented Halle with her scholarship certificate. She is the daughter of Rachel and Brent Hirschi.

2019 Scholarship Winners

Vanessa Do
Taylorsville High School
Vanessa Do will attend the University of Utah, majoring in International Studies. She earned a 3.994 GPA while running Cross Country and Track & Field for the past two years, earning Academic All-State, a varsity letter and the captain of the Cross Country team this year. She was a three-year member of the NHS, MESA, Key Club and the FCCLA and Vice-President for FCCLA. She was Student–of-the-Year in Science (MESA). In her community, Vanessa helped feed the homeless at the Salt Lake Rescue Mission her junior year. She assisted packaging food at the Utah Food Bank for three years. USHOFF Scholarship Chair and board member Richard Valdez presented Vanessa her scholarship. She is the daughter of Chau Nguyen & Minh Do.

Paige Aardema
Weber High School
Paige will attend Weber State this fall to earn a Public Relations & Marketing degree in the music industry. She lettered three years in basketball. She was First Team All-Region, a USBCA All-Star and All-State as a senior. She golfed four years, lettering her last three years. She was captain of the golf and basketball teams. Paige was ninth grade Student Body President, Sophomore Vice-President and Student Body Vice-President as a senior. She was in the Hope Squad and was Prom royalty. Paige helped plant flowers and trees, volunteered at a homeless shelter, did a Quarters and Cans fundraiser and she volunteered at the Veteran’s Home. USHOFF board member Lamar Hirschi awarded Paige her scholarship. She’s the daughter of Shane and Melissa Aardema.

Ryan Gunn
Box Elder High School
Ryan Gunn will attend Brigham Young University after a church mission to Peru and plans to be a Preferred Walk-On for the football team. He maintained a 3.989 GPA while taking several AP and Honors classes. Ryan earned 12 letters in football, wrestling and track over four years and played baseball his senior year. He placed second at state in wrestling twice and was All-State in football. Ryan was captain in three sports. A member of the HOPE Squad, he helped raise awareness of suicide prevention. He was a member of the NHS and assisted with service projects each August with football to help give back to his community. USHOFF Board member Dave Nordquist presented Ryan his scholarship. Ryan is the son of Trent and Yvette Gunn.

Cheyenne Naegle
Green Canyon High School
Cheyenne will attend Utah State this fall with plans to take courses for a career as an Occupational Therapist. While taking many concurrent enrollment classes, she maintained a 4.00 GPA. Cheyenne kept busy with volleyball and basketball all four years. She made Academic All-State in both sports and her basketball team was named UIAAA Academic State Champions. Cheyenne earned three letters in volleyball and two with basketball. She was team captain for both sports, and a Senior Class Rep. She was Jr. Prom Queen, FCCLA Historian and went to the Dare 2 Lead Conference and to the ‘Raise the Bar’ Sportsmanship Summit. USHOFF board member Dale Mildenberger presented Cheyenne her scholarship. She is the daughter of Andrea Perkes and Kelly Naegle.

Tomas Yapias
Skyline High School
Tomas will attend the University of Utah this fall and study as a business scholar. He plans to work with a corporation or industry and become a CEO. Tomas played football for four years, making second team All-Region, lettering two years and serving as a team captain. Tomas received the ‘Q’ award for his attitude and service in the football program. He also lettered two years in track and field. He was a member of the International Thespian Society and a Concentration Smile performer. He has also been a four-year member of the NAACP and has assisted with the Ron McBride Foundation Legends Golf Tournament for four years. USHOFF board member Debra Bennett, who is a retired coach and athletic director at Skyline and knows the Yapias family, presented Tomas with his award. Tomas is the son of James and Amanda Yapias.

Emma Haddock
Carbon High School
Emma Haddock will attend Snow College this fall and work on her general education classes while taking several science classes. Her goal is to become a recreational therapist. She kept a perfect 4.00 GPA while taking several AP and concurrent enrollment classes. She was very busy on the athletic field with four years of cross country, soccer and track and three years of swimming. She was named Academic All-State in cross country, track and swimming. Emma won the Coach Stu Award in swimming for her leadership and hard work. She had many hours volunteering around her community. She traveled to Belize one summer for a humanitarian project. USHOFF board member Kent Draayer presented Emma her scholarship. Emma is the daughter of Jared and Paige Haddock.

2018 Scholarship Winners

Shawn Anderson
Orem High School
Shawn will attend Brigham Young University after his church mission to Paris, France.  He played basketball and football, helping Orem High School win the state football title this year.  He was Student Body Vice-President and also earned his Eagle Scout.  He did community service projects during high school and was a member of the HOPE Squad.  He was selected to attend Camp ‘U’, a leadership program.  He maintained a 3.83 GPA and he was a member of the Audition Choir.  He sang the National Anthem at a Jazz game.  USHOFF past president and board member Joel Gardner (second from right) and board member Terry Shellenberger (right) presented Shawn’s scholarship.  Principal Michael Browning was present for the award (far left).  Shawn is the son of Clark and Sheri Anderson.

Jace Eyre
Panguitch High School
Jace plans to study Pre-med at Southern Utah University after serving a church mission in Botswana, Africa.  At Panguitch High, Jace led his basketball team to two state titles and was named MVP this past year.  Jace made All-State in basketball and baseball and competed in track, finishing second in the shot put and 6th in the discuss this year.  He also lettered in golf.  As a leader, Jace served as Student Body vice-president, class VP in ninth grade and was selected to attend Camp ‘U’. He served as Captain of the baseball and basketball teams and earned his Eagle Scout.  Community Service kept him busy and he was involved with FCCLA and FBLA.  USHOFF board member and past president Evan Excell presented Jace with his award.   Jace is the son of Brady and Wendy Eyre.

Valerie Harker
Syracuse High School
Valerie plans to attend Snow college, studying Graphic Design and working for a career in Advertising and Marketing.  She will serve as an Ambassador while at Snow College.  Earning a 3.98 GPA, Valerie rece4ived Adademic All-State in volleyball and basketball.  She was named All-State in volleyball twice.  She also was a four-year starter, letter winner and team captain in both sports.  Valerie played in the Jr. Olympics outdoor sand volleyball in California.  She was a Student body officer in 9th, 10th and 12th grade.  She made a Humanitarian trip to Paraguay, Brazil and Argentina, helping build an elementary school.  USHOFF board member and scholarship chair Richard Valdez and board member Lamar Hirschi presented Valerie her scholarship.  Valerie is the daughter of Shon and Charlene Harker.

Addison Healy
Emery High School
Addison will be taking general education classes at Snow College and moving on to Utah State University to go into Natural Resources as a career.  Playing soccer and softball, Addison was named All-State and Academic All-State in both sports.  She was a captain for both teams as well.  She was on the yearbook staff and a member of FACS.  She maintained a 3.98 GPA for four years.  She also passed the certification skills tests for Floriculture and Animal Science I.  For community service, Addison helped plant trees in her community and took young kids to dance at a local nursing home at Christmastime.  USHOFF board members Kent Draayer presented Addison with her scholarship award.   Addison is the daughter of Quinn and Kacie Healy.

Lindsey Middleton
Timpview High School
Lindsey plans to attend Brigham Young University this fall.  but is undecided on her major.  She earned a 4.0 GPA and a 30 on her ACT.  She was a four-year varsity starter and letter winner in track and field.  Lindsey placed fifth in state in ninth and tenth grade in the 4 X 100 relay.  Last year, she finished second in state in the 100 meter hurdles and was crowned state champion this spring and has the 5A state record at 14.30.  She was a team captain this year and was named Academic All-State.  Away from track, Lindsey was a peer tutor and a member of the Link Crew.  In HOSA, she won a silver and bronze medal at statte competition and became CPR certified this year.   USHOFF board member Terry Shellenberger presented Lindsey her award.  Lindsey is the daughter of Michael and Laura Middleton.

Hannah Petersen
Juab High School
Hannah will be attending Utah State University in the fall and plans to pursue a career in Elementary Education.  She maintained a 4.0 GPA and scored a 26 on the ACT.  Hannah was very involved in all types of dance.  She was a four-year member of the school’s drill team and was named Academic All-State this year.  She was awarded a letter for three years.  She was also a member of the Emotion in Motion competition dance team.  She was a state winner in 4-H Dance and she played recreational soccer.  In leadership, she was drill team president, senior class officer, Winter Ball chairman and Miss Nephi Royalty First and Second Attendant.  USHOFF board member Steve Gardner presented Hannah with her certificate.   Hannah is the daughter of Doug and Fran Petersen.

Mckenzie Qualls
Clearfield High School
Mckenzie will attend Snow College this fall and plans to go into either Physical Therapy or Nursing.  She was involved in cross country and track and field for three years, lettering each year.  She served as cross country captain this year.  Mckenzie maintained a 3.921 GPA while taking A.P., Honors, CE and IB classes.  She earned her Certified Nursing Assistant certificate, was a two-year member of the National Honor Society and was a school ambassador. She worked at the library and did babysitting for free.  Because she was good with a camera, she volunteered to take pictures for boys and their Eagle Scout projects.  USHOFF board members Kent Draayer and Ken Gardner presented Mckenzie her certificate.  Gardner graduated from Clearfield High in 1967.  Mckenzie is the daughter of Andrew and Jennifer Qualls.

Koebe Wilson
Sky View High School
Koebe will attend Utah State University after a mission to Scottsdale, Arizone.  He is planning for a career in International Business.  He maintained a 3.89 GPA and scored a 29 on the ACT.  He was a four-year player in football, basketball and baseball, earning eight letters. In football, he was team captain and was named All-Region twice and All-State as a senior.  He was Valley Defensive Player of the Year. In basketball, he was All-Valley as a senior. He made All-Region in baseball this year.  He coached youth football and taught basketball skills to special needs students. He was a member of the National Honor Society for three years and was a member of ‘Eyes Up, Do the Work’, encouraging students to help stop bullying.  USHOFF board member Dave Kragthorpe presented Koebe with his scholarship award.  Koebe is the son of Kim Nield and matt Wilson.

2017 Scholarship Winners

Tiffanee Bird
Tooele High School
Tiffanee will attend Utah State in the fall to pursue a career in the medical field. She was a 4-year member of track and soccer and a 3-year member of the drill team. She was named All-State in soccer and qualified for state in track. Tiffanee had a 3.99 GPA, was a class officer for three years and served as Student Body Secretary this year. She was captain of the track and soccer teams and was involved in many clubs and organizations. Presenting her scholarship was USHOFF scholarship chair Richard Valdez, a Tooele High grad. She is the daughter of Keith and Debbie Bird.

Braydon Cuff
Skyridge High School
Braydon plans to attend Utah Valley University after returning from a church mission to England/Manchester. Playing basketball for three years, he was the team captain his senior year. He was involved in school organizations and earned a 3.86 GPA. Braydon was fortunate to travel to Mali, Africa this year. While there, he worked in a dental clinic, an orphanage and helped make bricks for a school expansion in Mali. He also earned his Eagle Scout. USHOFF President Joel Gardner presented Braydon with his scholarship. He is the son of Rob and Sonya Cuff.

Malakai Fakahua
Dixie High School
Malakai will attend Brigham Young after his church mission. He will pursue a degree in Sports Psychology or Physical Therapy. He earned a 4.00 GPA and was Valedictorian. He was football team captain for two years. He received 4 varsity letters in football & track, was All-State in football 3 years and was Academic All-
State in football and track. He was named the Male Athlete of the Year for Dixie High. He was Student Body Vice-President this year and earned his Eagle Scout USHOFF board members Evan Excell and Jack Bishop presented him with his scholarship. Malakai is the son of Salesi and Kim Fakahua.

Tyler Gibb
Layton High School
Tyler will attend Brigham Young University after a Washington D.C./South mission, pursuing a broadcasting career. He lettered in golf & tennis as a 4-year varsity team member in both sports. He was captain of both sports his
senior year. He had a 3.99 GPA, earned Academic All-State in golf and was a 2-time All-Region golfer. He was on Layton’s Youth City council, was involved
in school and community volunteer work and earned His Eagle Scout award. USHOFF board member Lamar Hirschi presented Tyler with his scholarship. He is the son of Ron and Heather Gibb.

Miguel Gonzalez
Ogden High School
Miguel will attend Weber State in two years following a church mission. He is interested in engineering/architecture. He played football and tennis for four years . He was a regional Sterling Scholar in Skills & Technology and earned a Pathway certificate in Engineering Technology. Miguel had a 3.98 GPA. He did a lot of community service with local organizations & he earned his Eagle Scout in 9th grade. USHOFF board members Dave Nordquist and Phil Russell, who were both athletic directors at Ogden High, presented Miguel with his scholarship. He is the son of Miguel and Francisca Gonzalez.

Brooke Ingles
Brighton High School
Brooke will be attending Utah State University this fall with plans to earn a degree in Elementary Education. She played varsity basketball for four years, making All-Region and All-State as a senior and served as team captain. Her GPA was 3.97. She was a Student Body officer (artist) and member of HOPE Squad this year. She was also on the Principal’s Council. Brooke was involved in clubs and organizations and was a certified lifeguard. She received her Scholarship by USHOFF president Joel Gardner and board member Terry Shellenberger. She is the daughter of Mark and Jill Ingles.

Mikaylee Morgan
Piute High School
Mikaylee will attend Utah State this fall, studying accounting. She earned a 3.99 GPA. She lettered 4 years in volleyball, basketball & track; served as captain for all three sports. She won the state shot put title last year and placed 2nd this year. She placed twice in the javelin at state, named Academic All-State in track and was Piute’s Female Athlete of the Year twice. Mikaylee was Student Body Secretary and a leader in other organizations & clubs. She attended Girls’ State and the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership conference. USHOFF board member Evan Excell presented Mikaylee her scholarship.
She is the daughter of McKay and Gwen Morgan.

Tiana Spencer
Springville High School
pursue a career in business management. Her cumulative GPA was 3.92. With sports, Tiana was a member of the cross country team for two years and was
on the swim team and track team her senior year. As a sophomore, she performed with the school’s drill team. This year as Student Body Service Chair, she helped organize various school activities to assist them to be successful. She was a two-year member of the HOPE Squad and also served with the Health Occupations Students of America. USHOFF board member Steve Gardner presented Tiana with her scholarship. She is the daughter of Reyn Spencer.

2016 Scholarship Winners

Samantha Nelson
Clearfield High School
Samantha will be attending Weber State University and working for a degree in Chemical Engineering. She was involved in basketball and cross country for four years, earning Academic All-State in each. She also ran track. She was very active in community service and was Clearfield’s Dare 2 Lead rep as a sophomore. She also belonged to numerous school clubs. She maintained a 4.00 GPA for four years. Presenting her scholarship was BOD Kenny Gardner, a Clearfield High graduate himself. She is the daughter of Daniel and Dianne Nelson.

Devin Argyle – Spanish Fork High School
Devin will be serving a church mission for the next two years and will return to attend Utah State University. Devin played baseball & foot-ball, earning Academic All-State in each, along with All-Region in both. He was All-State in baseball and helped his team capture the state title in 2015. He maintained a 4.00 GPA during high school. Presenting his scholarship was BOD Steve Gardner. Devin is the son of Brian and Melissa Argyle.

Jennifer Stewart – Snow Canyon High School
Jennifer will attend BYU in the fall, studying for an exercise science career. She played soccer & track, earning Academic All-State & All-State honors in soccer. She was active with many community service activities and attended a Leadership Academy as a senior. She earned a 3.98 GPA during high school. BOD’s Jack Bishop & Evan Excell, (past USHOFF president), awarded Jennifer her scholarship certificate. She is the daughter of Charles and Cynthia Stewart.

Madison Jones – Grand County High School
Madison will serve a church mission in the fall, returning to BYU to pursue a career in nursing. Madison was class VP for 3 years and was Student Body President this year. She played volleyball, basketball & softball
for 4 years. She was busy with community service & clubs during high school. Scholarship chair & BOD member Richard Valdez awarded Madison her scholarship certificate. She maintained a 3.89 GPA in high school. She is the daughter of Ryon and Tracy Jones.

Jordyn Johnson – Weber High School
Jordyn will be heading to Weber State University this fall. She was involved in swimming, basketball, soccer & track & field during high school, lettering in all four sports. She helped lead her soccer team to a second place state finish this year. Like the others, she was very involved in community service and school clubs and activities. She maintained a 3.71 GPA during high school. BOD Kent Draayer enjoyed presenting Jordyn with her scholarship certificate. Jordyn is the daughter of Jeff and Lisa Johnson.

Andrew Lisk – Jordan High School
Andrew will attend the University of Utah this fall. He was busy with sports, playing football, baseball and basketball all four years. He was All-Region & All-State for football & baseball. Andrew represented JHS at the Dare 2 Lead conference. He was kept busy with community service projects. He maintained a 3.99 GPA. BOD Kenny Gardner presented Andrew with his scholarship certificate. He is the son of Andy & Sharon Lisk.

2015 Scholarship Winners

Ciera Wall
Tintic High
Attending Snow College

Kallie Whitby
Springville High
Attending Weber State University

Morgan Breece
Syracuse High
Attending Southern Utah University

Kilee Christiansen
Stansbury High
Attending Southern Utah University

Ryan Ham
Timpanogos High
Attending Brigham Young University

Trac Torgersen
Escalante High
Attending Utah Valley University