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Rachael Huso and Teague Meyer were this year’s recipients of the Murray County Central Academics, Arts and Athletics Award which is sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League.
Murray County Central High School is honored to have two outstanding representatives as Triple A Award winners: Teague Meyer & Rachael Huso.
Teague Meyer is the son of Joe & Heather. He has been involved in band, football, wrestling & baseball throughout his high school career.
One of Teague’s coaches had this to say about him: “There are nothing but positive things to say about Teague - both on the football field and in the classroom. He is a high academic student who challenges himself every single day. Beyond academics, Teague is actively involved in school activities and leadership opportunities, where he consistently makes a positive impact. Athletically, Teague is a highimpact, team-first competitor. He is dependable, humble, and selfless-always willing to use his talents wherever the team needs him the most.”
Teague’s future plans are to attend South Dakota State University to pursue a degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Rachael Huso is the daughter of Chris and Kay Huso. She is involved in volleyball, band, speech, drama, basketball and golf.
One of Rachael’s coaches commented, “Rachael has been a member of the golf team since she was a 7th grader. I have learned to never be surprised by her effort and dedication to the game of golf. Rachael has participated in the Minnesota High School Girls’ Golf State Tournament for the last 4 years. While Rachael is quiet and reserved, she is a fierce competitor who consistently demonstrates focus, determination, and a strong drive to succeed.”
Rachael’s future plans are to attend The University of South Dakota majoring in nursing while participating in golf.
Established in 1988, the Academics, Arts, and Athletic Award (Triple “A” Award) is sponsored by the Minnesota State High School League. The award goes to a high school senior with a “B” or better grade point average and who participates in League-sponsored athletic and fine arts activities.
