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Friday, February 23, 2001

CCD's Willis wins 'That's My Boy' award




By Dave Schutte
The Cincinnati Enquirer

        Quarterbacks, running backs and receivers are football players who receive all the accolades. Andrew Willis, a defensive end and offensive tackle for Cincinnati Country Day, proved to be the exception, claiming Cincinnati's most prestigious football award Thursday at the Omni Netherland Plaza.

        Willis was the recipient of the “That's My Boy” award, given annually by the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the National Football Foundation.

        Brent Grover, a linebacker for three-time defending state champion Highlands, received the award for Kentucky.

        “I didn't realize what it meant until I met the other nominees and heard of their accomplishments,” Willis said. “It made all the work I did in high school worth it.”

        At the conclusion of the season, each coach is permitted to nominate one player for the honor.

        “We weigh achievements in football and in the class room each at 40 percent,” said board of trustees member Tom Potter. “Community service is weighed at 20 percent.”

        A National Merit Scholarship finalist, Willis is an honor roll student at Cincinnati Country Day, with a 3.6 grade-point average.

        Named to the Associated Press Division VI All Southwest District first team, Willis was a second-team all-state selection. He works as a volunteer at the Hamilton County Animal Shelter.

        “Kevin was co-captain of the football team and was well respected and liked by everyone,” CCD football coach Tim Dunn said. “He worked hard to be as good as he was in football.”

        Willis is considered one of the school's best writers. He serves as a reporter for the school newspaper and is editor of the literary magazine.

        “He has enough credits to enter college as a second-year student,” Dunn said.

       



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