Ryan Hautman is a tremendous goalkeeper who also excels in the classroom
Ryan Hautman named the C. Eugene Cato Mental Attitude Award for Class 1A Boys Soccer. Photo via Oldenburg Athletics.
INDIANAPOLIS - Oldenburg Academy's boys soccer team became the first team in school history to play in a state championship game on Friday night.
While the #4 Twisters ultimately fell to #1 Fort Wayne Blackhawk Christian by a score of 6-0, senior goalkeeper Ryan Hautman was named the C. Eugene Cato Mental Attitude Award winner.
The award is annually presented to a senior, who is nominated by his principal and coach, and has demonstrated excellence in mental attitude, scholarship, leadership, and athletic ability during his four years of high school.
Hautman made 11 saves on 19 shots on goal.
He is a member of the National Honor Society, has twice been an Academic All-State selection, is a member of Rising Stars of Indiana, and has achieved high academic honors. He is a team captain for the boys soccer team and is also a member of the Twisters baseball team in the spring.
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance, a proud corporate partner of the IHSAA, presented a $1,000 scholarship to the general scholarship fund at Oldenburg Academy in the name of Ryan Hautman.
Ryan is the son of Chris and Jill Hautman of Lawrenceburg, Indiana. He is undecided on his college plans is interested in studying Electrical Engineering.
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