The mission of the WCYSO is to develop well-rounded young men and women in Sportsmanship, Scholarship, and Service
Sportsmanship builds teamwork, character, and teaches respect, discipline, inclusion, resilience, and perseverance. The benefits of good sportsmanship are many.
2017 - Keegan Dixon
2016 - Ben Gibbs
2019 - Jeremiah Pope (JV)
2018 - Gavin Gibson (Pro), Cole Lineberger, (Varsity), Aubrey Gibbs (JV)
2017 - Keegan Dixon (Varsity), Jalil Robinson (JV)
2016 - Gavin Gibson (Varsity), Ethan Okoro (JV)
2019 - Jamarion Linebarger (JV)
2018 - Deveion Grayson (Pro), Todrick Linebarger (Varisty), Gavin Cook (JV)
2017 - Riley Shropshire (Varisty), Jamison Rowe (JV)
2016 - Zane Redmond (Varisty), Braydon Rowe (JV)
2019 - Austin Harper(JV)
2018 - Ben Watson and Tyquan Hill (Pro), Hayden Parker (Varsity), Gerald Danner (JV)
2017 - Tristian Williams (Varisty), Gerald Danner and Breyon Gibbs (JV)
2016 - Ben Watson (Varsity), Tymarion Miller and Tristian Williams (JV)
2019 - Noah Vess (JV)
2018 - Zamarion Calloway (Pro), Rion Morgan (Varsity), Walker Harris (JV)
2017 - Elijah Boston (Varisty), Cole Lineberger (JV)
2016 - Nathan Lingle (Varsity), Javier Lineberger (JV)
2019 - Cahlil White (JV)
2018 - Dillion Gillespie (Pro), Connor Evans (Varsity), Kaleb Hunt (JV)
2017 - Vance Sigmon (Varisty), Jamarion Linebarger (JV)
2016 - Brice Gay (Varsity), Todrick Linebarger (JV)
2018 - Dean Barry and Javin Cauthen (Varsity)
2017 - Connor Pinkerton (Varsity)
2019 - Isaiah Lutz (JV)
2018 - Zion Ettison (Pro), Tymarion Miller (Varsity)