Character Counts Nominations
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There are two things 17-year-old Scottsdale Prep senior Jay Robertson loves most in this world: nature and helping people.
2 years ago
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Alex Rivera stuck to his path to make the most of his high school experience athletically and academically.
2 years ago
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Gilbert high senior Javier Garcia has taken their cross country and track teams to new heights, all while holding his own in the classroom.
2 years ago
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Ayejah Rivera dedicates time to various causes in her community and athletics while keeping her academics sharp.
2 years ago
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Kelleigh Joos has overcome a lot of challenges in her life but has learned the value in helping out others.
3 years ago
Nicholas Hodell
Carson Bryce’s work ethic in the classroom and in the community have led him to become a respected leader at Gilbert High School.
3 years ago
Torrence Dunham
Abigail Gahr is making a difference in the lives of kids, families and teachers in the new world of virtual communication amid the coronavirus pandemic.
4 years ago
Torrence Dunham
Seventeen-year-old gold medalist figure skater Lauren Kobley raised $21,000 for Honor Flight Arizona that sent 18 veterans to Washington D.C.
4 years ago
Torrence Dunham
Casteel sophomore Naomi Nyboer can’t use her hands on the soccer field, but she uses them on the sideline to impact the life of an 8-year-old boy.
4 years ago
Tom Kuebel
Sandra Day O'Connor High School senior Oscar Voeller has relied on his family and faith to help him prepare for his senior year.
5 years ago
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The winner of the Arizona Sports Character Counts $10,000 scholarship courtesy of Parker & Sons Heating, Cooling & Plumbing is Adonis Watt.
5 years ago
Tyler Drake
For Veritas Prep tennis player Zachary Radack, helping others and being the best person he can be comes second nature.
6 years ago
Tyler Drake
Soccer, gymnastics and swimming can be very demanding, but that isn't stopping Westwood High School junior Montana "Tanna" Gilletti from helping others in -- and out of -- the state of Arizona.
6 years ago
Tyler Drake
Hamilton high school tennis player Esha Rajadhyaksha is in the business of helping people. Using a unique art form called paper quilling, Rajadhyaksha is helping change lives for the better.
6 years ago
Tyler Drake
While Garrett Elkins steady focuses on his mid-range jumper, the power forward is determined on doing something much more impactful. Making sure everyone gets a fair chance to succeed.
6 years ago
Tyler Drake
Just by looking at him, you probably couldn't tell Liberty senior lineman Zach Hunzinger is battling more than just opposing defenses.
6 years ago
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Red Mountain High School senior Brittani Rusnak was named as the Character Counts Scholarship winner for her demonstration of outstanding moral character.
6 years ago
Kellan Olson
Ironwood High School senior Madisyn Clark defies the norm when it comes to how she dolls out her time to volunteer work, class and golf.
6 years ago
Kevin Zimmerman
Casteel High School's Cooper Christensen will graduate with the first class at the school. He'll be setting the bar pretty high for those that follow.
6 years ago
Kellan Olson
You can't have first-hand knowledge of something until you've experienced it and that's what Red Mountain's Brittani Rusnak knows all too well.
6 years ago
Kevin Zimmerman
Basha High School's Kenadee Rausch does a lot to help those in need, and much of her inspiration comes with helping her grandmother fight Alzheimer's.
6 years ago
Kellan Olson
Through Unified Sports, Kyle Wellman of Verrado High School has impacted special needs students at an early age.
7 years ago
Jose Esparza
Hamilton High student Tim Lockhart was born and raised for a substantial part of his childhood in Houston, Texas until he moved to Arizona in 2008.
7 years ago
Kellan Olson
Northwest Christian High School senior Tanner Webb plays the tuba in the school's marching band and is a varsity wrestler, all at 5-foot-4.
7 years ago