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CHRISTOPHER IBRAHIMHUNTERDON CENTRALChris Ibrahim’s play at quarterback the last two years has enabled Hunterdon Centralto maintain its position as one of the top public school programs in New Jersey.Helping the Red Devils to their fourth sectional final in five seasons, Ibrahim threwfor 1,831 yards with 16 touchdown passes, and picked up another 585 yards on theground. His performance earned him third-team, all-group, all-state honors andpushed Hunterdon Central’s record to 48-10 since the start of the 2006 season.Ibrahim is a stellar all-around athlete who has been clocked at 4.56 in the 40-yarddash and has the longest long jump by a sophomore in the state of New Jersey.With a course load full of Advanced Placement classes and an impeccable list ofclubs and activities, Chris has a stellar resume. He has been a People to PeopleInternational Sports Ambassador to London and Amsterdam, a head altar boy at theSt. Andrew Greek Orthodox Church, a member of the Future Business Leaders ofAmerica, and the Mathematics Honor Society.Ibrahim is also part of the Hunterdon Youth Safe Coalition, is a counselor with the New Jersey Teen Prevention EducationProgram, and a volunteer coach with Pop Warner football.“Chris is an outgoing and confident person,” Hunterdon Central assistant coach Ben Ibach said. “He has a charismatic abilityfor shining through and making people around him feel comfortable as well. Chris, without question, is a person who isgoing to be a strong, productive, and outstanding addition to any institution he decides to attend.”ANDREW JURCZYNSKIEWINGOne of the biggest reasons the Blue Devils enjoyed their finest season in eight years,Andrew Jurczynski has made quite an impact at 900 Parkway Avenue.A first-team, all-Liberty Division defensive lineman, Jurczynski helped carry Ewingto its most wins since 2002 thanks to his dedication and commitment to excellence.“Most high school football players dream of playing college football,” head coachJohn Bamber said. “But they fall short on the commitment required to take them tothe next level. Andrew has shown the ability to follow a rigorous training program12 months a year over the last for years.”Jurczynski is a multiple letterwinner in both winter and spring track and is one of thearea’s top shot putters. He’s also quite involved in the community – with activitiesranging from volunteer youth football coach to marching band to participation inOperation Dreamlift for the Sunshine Foundation.A National Honor Society member who is a mainstay on the EHS Honor Roll, Andrew volunteers with the CovenantPresbyterian Church as well as the Elms of Cranbury Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.“Corporate America recruits young people who work hard to improve the slightest mistakes they may possess, who aren’tafraid of hard work, who do what they are told, uplift the people around them, and get along with their peers,” Bamber said.“Andrew will succeed in anything that he sets out to do after high school because he possesses these assets.”132011DVCProgram.indd 133/9/11 12:02 PM