Athletes Recognition Awards
Ateneo formally recognizes the best of its athletes annually. The Loyola Schools has its Athletes' Recognition and Awards Night which is held every month of March. Athletes, coaches and team managers of the school's varsity teams attend this awarding ceremony. The awards given out are the Ambrosio Padilla Student-Athlete of the Year, the Guidon-Moro Lorenzo Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year; Blue Eagle and Lady Eagle of the Year; Step-up Athlete of the Year; Breakthrough Team of the Year; Team Manager of the Year and the X Factor Award. The first Athletes' Night was held in February 19, 1997, although some of the awards predate this event.
The High School also has their annual recognition ceremonies named the Athletes' Apprecition Night which is also held every month of March. The awards given are the Athlete of the Year and the Most Outstanding Athlete for each varsity sport that Ateneo participates.
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