This award is given to the most outstanding athletes, one boy and one girl, for the year. It is given to a student who has done outstandingly well athletically and has contributed greatly to the athletic program. He/she will have shown personal prowess, skill, leadership and sportsmanship throughout the year. All head coaches will get one vote per season they coach.

Recipients

This award is given to the student who shows the most school spirit throughout the year. The winner must show: a sense of fair play, relate well to everyone, be they coaches, opponents, referees or visitors and show pride in AIS and the achievements of its athletes.
Allen Hundley was still an AIS Vienna high school student in 1986 when he was killed in a car accident back home in the US during the summer holidays. The Athletics Director will choose this award.

Recipients

This award will be awarded to the athlete who best shows the characteristics of Rianto van Hinte. This includes showing respect for teammates, coaches, officials and all associated with the athletics program. The recipient will represent the school as an ambassador through the athletics program. Rianto van Hinte attended AIS Vienna throughout the middle school and left at the beginning of 10th grade when during the summer he was killed in a bike accident back home in Holland. The Athletics Director will choose this award.

Recipients

This award is given to the boy and girl who best fulfill the following criteria. 1) Receive four varsity letters throughout their junior / senior years. 2) Maintain a grade point average of 3.3 or higher. 3) Demonstrate leadership. Ron Smith sponsors this award. As a parent he was an active supporter of the athletics program and established this award to recognize the outstanding mix of academics and athletics many of our students possess. The Athletics Director in consultation with the Principal will choose this award.

Past Recipients

In 2011 the AIS Vienna 'Upper Gym' was officially renamed the Mike Maloy Gym.

There are signs inside and outside of the gym as well as a three paneled display board that contains the story of his life.

Please click on these links to see the display panels: Section 1, Section 2, Section 3.
Below is the display board at Davidson University.

This award is given to the boy and girl HS basketball player who best reflect three of the many qualities Mike shared with us; PASSION, PERSEVERENCE, PERSONALITY. The HS basketball coaches along with the Athletics Director will select the recipients.

Recipients

The challenge award recognizes the student athletes who complete three consecutive seasons within their junior or senior year

Recipients
2022
Senior: Eleni Ginter
Juniors: Chiara Knothe, Selena Chao, Brianna Driscoll, Sophie Siffert, Lilly Zielinski-Hoyos, Angel Enfinger, Maria Marangoni, Collin Parker, Pascal Pavez Akesson, Owen Smith, Joshua Hey, Lukas Martin
2019
Seniors: Marco Fengler, Aidan Linley, Ellen Oudkerk-Sodia, Joseph Purvis Jr, Anna Grace Ulses
Juniors: Debbie Engelberg, Maria Ovinnikova, Seongbin Park, Jack Sabatini, Victoria Ulm, Alessandro Del Fabbro

2018
Seniors: Roxanne Chao, Kyubin Lee, Holden Scharpf, Yusr Zaghula, Paul Heedles
Juniors: Nathalie Fengler, Marco Fengler, Aidan Linley, Joe Purvis

2017
Seniors: Vienna Linley*, Edward Bayer
Juniors: Roxanne Chao, Kyubin Lee, Holden Scharpf, Nienke van Zaanen, Yusr Zaghula

*Vienna Linley has completed 21 consecutive seasons. Each season since 6th grade

The Roger Urbanski Award is presented each year in recognition of and appreciation for the tireless and unselfish efforts made to support the Athletic program at AIS Vienna. While stationed in Vienna Roger was a very active member of Boosters. To him nothing was impossible.

Recipients

The Grell Award is presented annually to a person who has made significant contributions to the ISST organization. Dr. Lewis Grell was Superintendent of the American School of the Hague during the 1970's and was also the Chairman of the ISST.

AIS Recipients

The Cathy Faoro Award commemorates the memory of Cathy Faoro, a former student of AIS Vienna, who passed away after illness shortly after graduating from high school in 1992. It is presented annually at the Girls Division 1 Soccer Championships to the player who most personifies Cathy's sporting personality. Unselfish team play, team spirit, quiet leadership and determination. Regardless of if AIS Vienna is in Division 1 they can nominate one girl for the award.

AIS Nominations

The Arvid Paasonen Award is a traveling trophy in memory of a Frankfurt International School student who was killed in a car accident. The Trophy is awarded annually to the Division 1 boys soccer team who has demonstrated the most 'fair play' during the tournament.

AIS Vienna has won this award in; 1991, 2003, and 2005

The Scott Bailie Award honors the memory of Scott Baillie, a deceased student-athlete from the American School in London. It is awarded to the male basketball player in the Division 1 championships who best demonstrates those personal qualities held by the late Scott Baillie. A) intense consistent effort while enjoying the competitive nature of basketball B) play with poise, composure and confidence C) emotional control without losing competitive effort D) ability to concentrate on playing the best basketball possible regardless of the score.

AIS Recipients

The Becky Dowski Trophy honors the memory of Becky Dowski, a deceased student-athlete from the American School of Paris. It is awarded to the girls Division 1 basketball team that demonstrates outstanding fair play during the ISST Championships. The award is selected by the coaches and referees through a ballot process.

AIS has won this award in; 1991, 1994, 1998, 2012, 2014 and 2017

Here are the current MS and HS Swimming and Track & Field school records.
These records are updated when a record is broken and the display boards are located outside of the Mike Maloy gym.

SWIMMING
TRACK & FIELD