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What is "Matador of the Year"?
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Monta Vista chooses an outstanding male athlete, and an outstanding female athlete, at the end
of each school year to represent us as our Matador of the Year. These athletes represent the
best that Monta Vista has to offer: excellent sportsmanship, outstanding leadership, and
superior ability. Who will be this year's Matadors of the Year?
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Monta Vista Athletic Awards 2009
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Interested in reliving the 2009 Athletic Awards Night? Check out the MV 2009
Athletic Awards Presentation,
(Careful, this is a 7 MB file, and may take some time to download).
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Matador of the Year
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Matador of the Year, 2009-2010
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Justin Rahn
During his time here Justin helped to lead both the Football and Baseball teams to league
championships and CCS playoff berths. He won numerous All-League and MVP awards during his
tenure here at Monta Vista.
According to Coach Mueller: "Outstanding 2 sport athlete. Most
exciting period from my perspective was when he threw a winning touchdown pass in Portland
Oregon with no time left on the clock. Very cool customer on the field."
According to Coach Sullivan: "Justin is a pure athlete. When he sets his mind to it, he can
do amazing things."
Justin is currently at Saint Mary's College on a baseball scholarship.
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Shandon Rovetta
During her time here Shandon was a leader to both the Field Hockey and Soccer programs, ending
her high school career with a CCS Championship with girls soccer. She won
numerous All-League and MVP awards as well during her tenure here at Monta Vista.
Coach Eachus said: "I'm not sure there are enough words that can accurately describe Shandon's
contribution to the field hockey team. Shandon has been a standout Varsity Field Hockey player
since the 10th grade, and has been a consistent starter for the past two seasons. Her biggest
contributions can't be measured in goals and assists, but in the confidence she inspired in her
teammates."
Coach Kute said: "I have never coached a player, really this is not hyperbole, who had it all
like she does. Size, strength, ability, personality, attitude, and character sum it up.
She comes alongside every player to encourage them, never a foul word, never a discouraging word,
never a putdown - and always supportive and helpful. She was truly the anchor of our team and an
excellent example to others. I wish she was staying or a clone or had younger sisters in her mold.
She will be missed by all."
Shandon is currently attending Cal Poly SLO on a soccer scholarship.
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