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Patrick Van Sant (Cov Cath '09) wins 2008 That's My Boy Award

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This year's "That's My Boy" winners will be announced at the 42nd annual National Football Foundation/Cincinnati Chapter banquet Tuesday (7 p.m.) at the Cincinnati Hilton Netherland Plaza downtown.

Kentucky - Adam Dempsey, Highlands; Max Muckerheide, Conner; Brady Slusher, Beechwood; Patrick Van Sant, Covington Catholic.

UC coach Brian Kelly will be keynote speaker.

The Anthony Munoz Foundation will present its offensive and defensive lineman of the year to Beechwood's Matt Miller.

The Marvin Lewis Community Fund will present its coach of the year award to Jeff Marksberry, Simon Kenton.

Congratulations to all these fine individuals!!!

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CONGRATULATIONS to PAT VAN SANT of CovCath for being named "That's My Boy" award winner for 2009. What a great way to cap your senior season! Also, kudos go out to Beechwood's MATT MILLER as the Anthony Munoz offensive lineman of the year. A great event honoring some of the areas finest student athlete citizens! And don't let me forget Simon Kenton's Jeff Marksberry named Marvin Lewis Community Fund coach of the year! The black tie dinner held at the Netherland Hilton's Hall of Mirrors featured WCPO's John Poppovich as emcee and talks by Anthony Munoz, Brian Kelly of UC, and Marvin Lewis of the Bengals. It was a night of veritable "who's who" in NKY/SWO football for HS, college and pro levels.

Great job, Patty "V"... Georgetown's getting a good man!

Great job Pat !!!! This kid has tons of upside and will be a great WR in college.

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