The Spotlight shines brightly on two student athletes attending Skills Development Camp at Carver Bible College. They are demonstrating their excellence as athletes at camp but moreover that they are excellent students in the classroom.
David (Davy) J. Fisher (pictured on left) is an eighth grader at Model Middle School in Rome, GA. On his first progress report this school year he earned all "A" with his lowest grade being 95%. In his other subjects he earned four 100% and one 99%, a noteworthy achievement. He works hard at Skills Development camp and his skills were on display at the "True Hoops Elite Showcase" last weekend at Norcross HS whereas his team won the championship. He is scheduled to participate in the "Adidas Junior Phenom Camp" this coming weekend. Davy's goal is to be the best at whatever he does and it appears he is reaching that goal on the court and in the classroom. Go Davy.
Surmon Neal (pictured on right) is in the eighth grade at Roberts Middle School in Jonesboro, GA. His first progress report this school year reflects a GPA of 3.83 having all "A" and one high "B" this period. His primary goal is to major in Criminal Justice at LSU or UGA. He has not ruled out becoming a professional athlete or a school principal. But at this time he is working hard in school and at his extra activities of playing basketball, baseball and cooking. Observing Surmon work ethic, I am confident that his goals and dreams will be achieved. Go Surmon.
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