The SHAPE Colorado Organization is delighted to announce and celebrate the winners of this year’s prestigious awards. These outstanding individuals have demonstrated exceptional dedication and contributions to the field of physical education, adapted physical education, and athletics. Their achievements serve as an inspiration to their peers and students alike.
Reilly Fredell
Emerging Leader of the Year
Reilly Fredell has showcased remarkable leadership qualities and a commitment to advancing the field of physical education. This award acknowledges Reilly’s potential to shape the future of our profession.
John Douglas Eby
Young Professional of the Year
Congratulations to John Douglas Eby, who has made significant strides early in his career, setting a high standard for young professionals in physical education.
Johnny Ford
Elementary School Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Johnny Ford has been recognized for his outstanding work in elementary physical education, inspiring young students to lead active and healthy lives.
Abby Ney-Hawley
Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year*
Abby Ney-Hawley’s dedication to middle school students and her innovative teaching methods have earned her this well-deserved honor.
Jamie Scarcliff
High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Jamie Scarcliff has been awarded for her exceptional contributions to high school physical education, fostering a love for fitness and sports among her students.
Kanae Haneishi
University Teacher of the Year
Kanae Haneishi’s commitment to higher education and her impactful teaching practices have earned her the University Teacher of the Year award.
Katie Spirek
Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Katie Spirek is honored for her exceptional work in adapted physical education, demonstrating a profound dedication to inclusivity and student success.
Renae Diggs
Health Education Teacher of the Year
Renae Diggs has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to health education, promoting the importance of health and wellness among her students.
Health Education Teacher of the Year
Renae Diggs has been recognized for her outstanding contributions to health education, promoting the importance of health and wellness among her students.
Amy Flynn
Administrator of the Year
Amy Flynn’s exemplary leadership and administrative skills have made a significant impact on the physical education community, earning her the Administrator of the Year award.
Casey Powell and Conrad Crist
Athletic Directors of the Year
Casey Powell and Conrad Crist have been recognized for their outstanding contributions to school athletics, promoting sportsmanship and excellence.
Sue Barnd
Joy of Effort Award
Sue Barnd’s enthusiasm and dedication to promoting physical activity and effort in education have earned her the Joy of Effort Award.
Bryan Wickoren and Murray Wallace
Honor Awards
Bryan Wickoren and Murray Wallace have been honored for their lifelong contributions and commitment to the field of physical education.
Karen Marley
Distinguished Service Award
Karen Marley has been recognized for her distinguished service and lasting impact on physical education and the broader community.
Amber Reynolds and Kanae Haneishi
Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Award
Amber Reynolds and Kanae Haneishi have been celebrated for their efforts in promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion within the physical education community.
Congratulations to all the award winners! Your hard work and dedication continue to inspire and elevate the standards of excellence in physical education.
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