This esteemed award honors athletic administrators who have demonstrated excellence in implementing education-based athletics programs that adhere to Best Practices and Nationally Accepted Standards. It recognizes individuals who are deeply committed to the holistic development of student-athletes through their work in school athletics.
This year, the OIAAA received 32 exceptional submissions from athletic administrators across Ohio. After a thorough review process, Travis Dobbins’ application exceeded the rigorous criteria, reflecting the high quality and professionalism of the Norton High School athletic program.
“We are thrilled to recognize Travis Dobbins for his dedication to our athletic program and student-athletes. His leadership exemplifies the standard of excellence in Norton City Schools,” said Superintendent Bryan Farson.
The Bruce Brown Award of Excellence highlights the ongoing efforts of athletic administrators like Dobbins to create a meaningful, well-rounded athletic experience that supports both the physical and educational growth of students. Under his leadership, Norton High School continues to demonstrate a strong commitment to these values, ensuring student-athletes are well-prepared for success both on and off the field.