Ashby, Fontenot Named to SEC Community Service Team – Texas A&M Athletics

BIRMINGHAM – Texas A&M monitor & discipline’s Grant Ashby and Kennady Fontenot have been named to the SEC Community Service Team, the league introduced Thursday.


Ashby has been a standout for the monitor & discipline program for his efficiency in competitors and his service in the neighborhood. The junior’s first space of impression within the is with the Aggies Can initiative which is the biggest student-athlete volunteer run canned meals drive within the nation, the collections assist give again and impression the Brazos Valley.

He additionally exhibits his help across the athletic division and gave again to the 12^th Man at Texas A&M volleyball’s Halloween evening recreation, as he volunteered with their trick or deal with occasion the place pupil athletes interacted with youngsters in the local people.

Finally, he works with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA), whose objective is to serve native communities across the globe by partaking, equipping and empowering coaches and athletes to unite, encourage and alter the world by the gospel.

Fontenot has racked up over 40 hours of service all through her time in Aggieland, masking a plethora of areas and initiatives. One focus of hers helps the youth within the space, as she is closely concerned within the native initiative ‘Revved as much as Read’ selling literacy within the native space.

Sticking to her monitor routes, Fontenot helps unfold her love for operating by ‘Run Your City’ which strives to construct a future the place collegiate athletes be part of with native communities to make sure crew sports activities are accessible to all children no matter socioeconomic components.


The New Braunfels, Texas, native’s service to the youth of the Brazos Valley spans to the Charlotte Sharp Children’s Center which is to help Texas A&M college students and school in addition to others within the space to help skilled and academic targets. The middle works carefully with educational departments to offer academic alternatives and experiences for college students.


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