Drew Alsup of Central Catholic HS: Student-Athlete of the Month for March 2025

The MIAA is proud to announce that Drew Alsup, a senior at Central Catholic High School has been named the Student of the Month for the Month of March.  Drew was nominated by Assistant Athletic Director Casey Grange for his strong academic, athletic and community service record.  He is a great role model and tribute to the Central Catholic community,  

As a student, Drew has a weighted GPA of 4.69 on a 4.5 scale and is a member of the National Honor Society (grade 10, 11, 12).  This year, he took 3 AP courses (AP Biology, Economics and Calculus BC) and has taken 6 in his career at CCHS.  Drew has also taken 3 Dual Enrollment classes and been the recipient of the Principal's Award (grade 10). Achieved High Honor Roll (grade 9, 10, 11, 12) and the Football Scholar Award (grade 9, 10, 11, 12).

A 4-year athlete and captain on the football, indoor & outdoor track teams, Drew has been named Boston Herald preseason EMass football All-Star Honorable Mention (2024) and Fall 2025 Boston Globe All-Scholastic player. From 2023-2025 Drew was named MVC Football Team All-Conference.  In 2024, Drew was named MVC Outdoor Track 2nd Team All-Conference for his accomplishments in Javelin, Pole Vault, 200m, 400m

A servant to the community, Drew has also volunteered several hours at Lazarus House serving meals to those in need and participated in the 31 miles for 31 hours for Boston Children's Hospital.

As Casey Grange said in his nomination, “Drew is a true student-athlete. He works extremely hard in the classroom and on the football field & track. There is never a question of what we will get when Drew commits to something-it's always his best. He is a quiet leader who leads by example and is as humble as they come. Drew simply puts his head down and gets to work to make himself and the people around him better but he also is the 1st to celebrate his teammates’ successes. Drew may not get every accolade but he deserved to be recognized for what he has been able to accomplish in the classroom while also performing as well as he does in athletics. And most importantly, he is respectful and kind to everyone he comes in contact with.

Drew’s football coach, John Sexton added, “ Drew is a young man that is admired by peers and coaches alike. He is a tremendous student, a ferocious competitor and someone who constantly treats others with respect and kindness. He leads by example by doing the right thing at the right time every day.”

The MIAA Congratulates Drew Alsup and the entire Central Catholic High School community.