ANDREW LAW OF UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS, a junior sprinter on the men's track and field team from Sugar Land, Texas, has been selected the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) Character and Community Male Student Athlete of the Week for the week beginning October 16.
The SCAC Character & Community award honors the efforts of student-athletes who excel in the field of athletics, and also serve their campus and community.
When Andrew isn't dashing past his competitors on the track, you'll find him wholeheartedly involved in both his school and athletic communities. In his leisure time, he dedicates himself to supporting Celt Athletics and Campus Ministry. Within the realm of athletics, he plays a pivotal role in the sports information office, providing statistical support for a wide range of sports, from baseball to volleyball, and every basketball season in between. There's hardly a game that Andrew isn't intimately acquainted with. His dedication doesn't stop at the games; he also spends time in the office, mentoring and instructing others in the art of statistical analysis, ensuring that his fellow student-athletes experience top-tier game days.
Andrew's commitment extends to the faith-based foundations of St. Thomas. Among his significant contributions, he leads a Bible study on campus, collaborating with both Campus Ministry and Athletics. During their weekly gatherings, he inspires student-athletes not only from his own team but from every team on campus to nurture their faith through mutual fellowship. Most recently, Andrew delivered the opening prayer and blessing at the Student-Athlete Development Program kickoff night, an event graced by Bo Porter, the former manager of the Houston Astros.
As a cherished member of the St. Thomas Celt community, Andrew feels immense gratitude for his place within it. Amidst his multitude of activities, he is deeply appreciative of his involvement in significant campus organizations. So whenever you're visiting a Celt match or on campus, keep an eye out for Andrew!
