Vienna Presents Scott Rawson Sloan Awards
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Vienna Presents Scott Rawson Sloan Awards

Four players honored on April 19.

Tuesday, April 22, 2008

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Scott Rawson Sloan Life awardees, pictured from left to right. Vienna Greater Babe Ruth President, Clarke Gray; Aaron Plymack from Babe Ruth Prep-13 Cardinals (now attending Thoreau Middle Schoo and playing for the Vienna Sabres); Matt Callahan from the Babe Ruth American League Phillies (now playing for Thomas Jefferson High School); Danny Zdancewicz of the Babe Ruth National League Cubs (now playing for the Bishop O’Connell freshman team); and Bill Kettering, accepting for his son, John Kettering from the Babe Ruth Senior Rangers (now attending Virginia Tech).

On April 19, Clarke Gray, President of Greater Vienna Babe Ruth, presented plaques to the recipients of the 2007 Scott Rawson Sloan Life Award. The award is presented annually in honor of Scott Rawson Sloan, a former Madison baseball player who, was killed in an automobile accident in 1992, at the age of 16. The award was established by Scott's family to recognize Babe Ruth players annually, who demonstrate love and respect for the game and for those who play it, as well as for those who demonstrate leadership, strong values and mentorship.