Artrell Hawkins has been selected as one of Cincinnati Business Courier’s 2010 Forty Under 40 recipients!
Members of this dynamic and prestigious group are considered the community’s next generation of leaders and innovators. Competition for this year’s program was intense, with nearly 420 nominations! A twenty-member panel consisting of Forty Under 40 alumni made the selections.
Congratulations to Artrell, and the rest of the Class of 2010!
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Thank you to everyone who came out to Shaker Run Golf Course on Monday for the St. Aloysius “Companies 4 Kids” Golf Classic, especially the UC Bearcats, Bengals, and Olympic Gold Medalist and former Bearcart, Mary Wineberg. All proceeds from the day will benefit the children and families served by St. Aloysius. For more information on how you can support …
July 18, 2010
Mike Mastovichmmastovich@tribdem.com
JOHNSTOWN — Six more inductees entered the Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday night during a ceremony that focused on family values, hometown pride and a will to succeed.
New additions included Jerry Davitch (football), Tammy Etienne (track and field), Artrell Hawkins Jr. (football), Mike Iuzzolino (basketball), Joe Popp (football) and Becky Siembak (basketball) during the hall’s 16th banquet, which was held at the Frank J. Pasquerilla Conference Center.
Davitch, a Johnstown High standout who went on …
The Tribune-Democrat, Johnstown, PA
Mike Mastovich
JOHNSTOWN — Like most young athletes, Artrell Hawkins Jr. spent plenty of time during his early years imagining what it would be like to compete at the highest level in his sport.
Breaking a long touchdown run.
Making the key interception or tackle.
Winning the big game.
In Hawkins’ case, he eventually lived out such scenarios at the major Division I college …
Football players Artrell Hawkins and LaRod Stephens-Howling — along with 100 of the area’s top high school football players — will help clear and prepare sections of the trail this week, paving the way for the project to be completed this summer.
From Tom Brady to Kurt Warner, Artrell Hawkins and LaRod Stephens-Howling have played alongside some of the the biggest names in NFL history. So working with some local high school players at a camp in their hometown should be no problem, right?
LaRod Stephens-Howling (Arizona Cardinals) and I are proud to present the first annual “2010 Summer Youth Football Camp” in our hometown, Johnstown, PA, June 17th – 19th. This FREE 3-day camp will be held at Johnstown High School football stadium, where 100 students from nine local high schools will join us, along with other collegiate and professional football players and coaches, in sharpening their on the field skills …
On Tuesday, Oct 10, 2006, players Ben Watson and Artrell Hawkins joinedPatriots Hall-of-Famer Andre Tippett, to spend the afternoon coaching Roxbury youth through football training basics as a part of United Way of Massachusetts Bay ’s annual Hometown Huddle. “We’re going to show you guys what the Patriots do,” the players had promised at the start of the event. This year’s Huddle took place at the Yawkey Club of Roxbury, a division of Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston.
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