Mauldin High School - Reflections Yearbook (Mauldin, SC)

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For A Sa fished Deal SATTERFIELD 101 Main St. Mauldin, SC USED CARS Behind The Plays On The Field Has anyone ever stopped to consider who is respon- sible for helping the ath- letes when they get injured? Being a student trainer required much patience and responsibility as Ash- ley Mitros found out. Ash- ley was the first qualified student trainer at Mauldin whose main responsibility was to tape and prevent in- jury to athletes and take care of those who sustained injury. I enjoy what I do be- cause it gives me first hand experience which will help me in the future, said Mi- tros. He began his training working with the football players first. The football players re- spect Ashley and admire him for coming to their aid, said Chuckie Heitz. 'Ashley moved'to Maul- din last summer from Rock Hill, S.C. where he started training sessions, and hoped to visit colleges in the summer for more' training. Ashley planned to use his training to get a schol- arship to college where he will strive to obtain a doc- tors degree in medicane. Kellie McGlade All wrapped up in his work! Student trainer Ashley Mitros wraps football player, Chuck Hietz's ankle before practice. Ash- ' ley became the first qualified student trainer at Mauldin. iPhoto Home Phone Off-Ice Phone by Todd Harshbargerj 877 -4374 288 - 8460 Q

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