Amy Hasbrook Leadership Award
In honor of the 50th anniversary celebration of Title IX, the Indiana High School Athletic Association, Inc. is proud to award the Amy Hasbrook Leadership Award.
Thanks to a very generous donation to the IHSAA Foundation from the Hasbrook family of Indianapolis in the name of their late daughter, Amy, two post-secondary scholarships in the amount of $1,000 each are awarded. Two female, multi-sport student-athletes who best exemplify and embody sportsmanship, leadership, integrity, dedication to the team, and community service will be selected from the IHSAA’s member schools.
Amy Hasbrook
Remembering Amy Hasbrook
Amy Hasbrook was a student-athlete at Cathedral High School in Indianapolis and later DePauw University who participated in girls basketball and was a product of the opportunities that Title IX created. Amy tragically perished in a house fire in 2002. Her legacy is the impression she left on those who knew her.
Awards also have been established at Cathedral High School and DePauw University to honor her legacy. As a captain of the basketball team while at DePauw, she is still the Tigers’ all-time leading field goal shooter at 65.2%. Amy was also a two-time member of the SCAC Honor Roll and Head Coach Kris Huffman refers to Amy as the “fiercest competitor she’s ever seen.”
The Awards
All selected Amy Hasbrook Leadership Award recipients will be honored at the IHSAA Foundation Impact Awards. The banquet for the 2024-25 School Year will be held on Thursday, April 17th at Gridiron Hall.
Scholarship Criteria
- The female student-athlete must be senior at an IHSAA member school who will graduate this year.
- The recipient must be planning to attend post-secondary education (4-year college, 2-year college, trade/technical school) preferably within Indiana.
- The student-athlete will need to submit a short essay explaining goals and plans for the future, as well as achievements, setbacks, and character skills. A letter from the school principal or athletic director is also welcome.
- The student-athlete must demonstrate a strong work ethic, leadership, and selfless dedication to the team and school.
- The student-athlete is not required to be an exemplary student but must be in good standing regarding academic requirements to participate in athletics within the school and demonstrate an appreciation for academics.
Application Process
Applications for the Amy Hasbrook Leadership Award are available on the IHSAA portal website (www.myihsaa.net) each school year. Member school principals and athletic directors will be notified each year when the application become available. The member school is responsible for establishing the process by which its nominee is selected. A member school may nominate only one student-athlete per year and should submit the application to the IHSAA by February 14, 2025.
The school Principal or Athletic Director should initiate the nomination process. To nominate an athlete, click here to login and complete the application. After completing the form, the information will be electronically sent to the nominated student. Once the student completes their section, the form will be electronically returned to the Principal/Athletic Director for a final review and submission to the IHSAA. If you have any questions on this process, please contact IHSAA Foundation Director, Trip Lukemeyer, at tlukemeyer@ihsaa.org or 317-846-6601.
MEET OUR PAST SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES
2023-24 Recipients
Maliyah Dunn
Peru High School
Gabrielle Warren
Crawfordsville High School
Learn About The Scholarship from the Hasbrook Family and Scholarship Recipients
Alyssa Allen, Shenandoah High School
Andrea Nees, Cloverdale High School
Celebrate Perseverance with the Amy Hasbrook
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