CONGRATULATIONS to the following Georgia AAU graduating high school seniors that applied for, and won, one of the ten Scholarship Awards given in 2026. They are each a recipient of the 2026 GA AAU Betty Lowe Citizenship Award in the amount of $1,500!
GA AAU commends all of those that applied for this award. It is always a difficult task to narrow down all the outstanding applicants to ten winners. The applicant's achievements and high standards of sportsmanship and leadership in their pursuit of excellence will serve them well as they move to their next level of education. We wish them all the utmost success on their next journey.
Jaylon Allen - Track & Field
Kiya Barrett - Volleyball
Brooklyn Bostwick - Gymnastics
Julie Ann Carter - Basketball
Alyssia Chestnut - Gymnastics
Jonathan Dixon Jr - Track & Field
MaKaya Ellis - Track & Field
Makenzie Johnson - Gymnastics
Aidan McBride - Track & Field
Kaylee Wilson - Gymnastics
All GA AAU Athletes that will be graduating High School in 2027 are encouraged to apply. Information on the award will be available at www.gaaau.net beginning April 1, 2027, with a final acceptance of June 1, 2027.
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