As the end of the academic year rapidly approaches, the high-performing ranks of the Student Athlete Scholars (SAS) prepare to celebrate the graduation of one of its outstanding members. Class of 2025’s Kelsey Cormier from Abbeville, Louisiana has embodied the society’s ethos of academic excellence, athletic prowess and service-leadership during her tenure at Erath High School.
SAS, a merit-based society of student-athletes held in high regard across the nation, seeks to assist talented students in securing admission into their top-choice colleges. As a network of aspiring scholars, SAS focuses on mentorship, application strategies, community-building, and leadership, to cultivate a holistic approach towards success both on and off the field. SAS embodies the philosophy: ‘You’re a high-achiever, admissions should recognize’, and champions like Kelsey Cormier epitomize this belief.
Kelsey’s impressive profile looks like this: She has been a force on the soccer pitch, having played for Erath High School’s team for four years. Apart from her commitments on the field, she also made her mark on the tennis courts, playing for two years. A testament to her academic prowess, Kelsey is a member of the Beta Club and also stood out in the Talented and Gifted Program, showcasing her intellectual competence.
Successfully juggling her rigorous athletic commitments while maintaining a strong academic record showcases her time management and balancing skill, a critical aspect for collegiate success. Furthermore, participating in programs like the Beta Club reflects her dedication to service, leadership, and community-building – attributes highly valued by both SAS and future universities.
In the words of SAS, Kelsey is multi-faceted, and she knows how to make that shine in college admissions. Her life thus far has been a testament to the benefits of strong mentorship, appropriate application strategies, and a focus on personal development. Moving forward, as Kelsey enters the next phase of her academic journey, she carries with her the potential to be a stalwart in her chosen field, both academically and athletically.
As she prepares to graduate and likely receive a flurry of acceptance letters from esteemed colleges, Kelsey has a significant decision to make. Whatever her choice, the SAS community, having equipped her with tools, strategies, and support, stands by her, ready to celebrate her achievements and future success.
Kelsey’s success reassures future scholars that burnout is not a given, and balance can be achieved. Her story demonstrates how combining a powerful work ethics, dedication, and guidance from a supportive community, as provided by SAS, can lead to accomplishing extraordinary feats. The Class of 2025 stands proud of Kelsey Cormier for her remarkable accomplishments and eagerly awaits to see what she achieves next.
