Georgia All-American safety Malaki Starks has been named one of six finalists for the Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup, according to an announcement from Athletes For A Better World.
Starks, a native of Jefferson, Ga., who was a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, joins Oklahoma football player Ethan Downs, Wayne State basketball player Shea Tripp, University of Minnesota Duluth hockey player Clara Van Wieren and Georgia Tech track and field members Isabella Turner and John Watkins as finalists.
The six finalists will be invited to attend this year’s Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup Awards in Atlanta at the College Football Hall of Fame on April 25.
Finalists demonstrated outstanding qualities and potential to impact sports and society positively. Starks and the other five finalists embodied the leadership, service and excellence values that John Wooden championed throughout his legendary coaching career.
Starks, a native of Jefferson, Ga., who was a finalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, joins Oklahoma football player Ethan Downs, Wayne State basketball player Shea Tripp, University of Minnesota Duluth hockey player Clara Van Wieren and Georgia Tech track and field members Isabella Turner and John Watkins as finalists.
The six finalists will be invited to attend this year’s Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup Awards in Atlanta at the College Football Hall of Fame on April 25.
Finalists demonstrated outstanding qualities and potential to impact sports and society positively. Starks and the other five finalists embodied the leadership, service and excellence values that John Wooden championed throughout his legendary coaching career.
