Reidsville s Breon Pass named male athlete of the year at HighSchoolOT Honors
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Updated July 22, 2021 8:19 p.m. EDT
By Kyle Morton, HighSchoolOT producer
Reidsville basketball and football star Breon Pass has been named as the male athlete of the year at HighSchoolOT Honors.
Pass was a key contributor to Reidsville s three-time state champion football team as a wide receiver.
On the basketball court, Pass helped establish Reidsville as a regular contender in 2A basketball, cementing himself as one of the state s top players and earning a scholarship to play at NC State.
In 2020, Pass was nominated for the Stuart Scott Courage Award at HighSchoolOT Honors for the way he handled the passing of his father, also his head basketball coach, and continued on as a leader for the Ram programs.
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In doing so, the Redhawksâ basketball season ended just three days before the first football game â with no opportunity to postpone. So obviously the Redhawks will need time to get up to speed in football.
Monroeâs football team drew defending 3A state champion Charlotte Catholic in the opener and got blanked (27-0), and it put pressure on them to find a way in Week 2.