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Athletic Scholarships | Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund regoscholarship@gmail. com Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund Empowering Student Athletes At the Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund, we support student-athletes in the Evergreen and Battle Ground School Districts. Each year, we award scholarships to graduating student athletes pursuing secondary education.
These scholarships recognize students who show dedication, leadership, and resilience—on the field, in the classroom, and beyond. Click 'Donate Today!' to access our secure PayPal portal and donate any amount — send a one time donation or schedule reoccurring donations for continued support!
Empowering Future Champions Overview of the Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund Established in 2019, the Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund supports student-athletes in the Evergreen and Battle Ground School Districts. Named in honor of Mark Rego—a passionate coach who dedicated his life to the youth of Clark County—this scholarship celebrates not just athletes, but the drive to succeed in life.
Meet the dedicated team behind the Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund, committed to empowering student athletes in our community. Each member plays a vital role in ensuring the success of our scholarship program, from fundraising to mentorship. With a passion for youth development, Mark established the Rego Fund to honor his legacy and support student athletes in their pursuit of excellence both on and off the field.
Kimberlee oversees the scholarship application process, ensuring that every student athlete receives the guidance and support they need to succeed in their academic and athletic endeavors. Gabe is responsible for organizing community events and initiatives that raise funds for the scholarship program, fostering a spirit of collaboration and support within the community.
How to Apply for Scholarships Applying for the Rego Athletic Scholarship is a straightforward process designed to support student athletes in the Evergreen and Battle Ground School Districts. Follow these steps to ensure your application is completed and turned in on time. Scholarship presentation will be held Thursday March 25th 2027 6pm at Mt.
View High School Auditorium. Step 1: Check Eligibility To qualify for the Rego Athletic Scholarship, applicants must be a senior enrolled in the Evergreen or Battle Ground School Districts, and have participated in high school athletics. Ensure you meet the academic and athletic criteria outlined before proceeding with your application.
Step 2: Gather Required Documents Prepare the necessary documents, including your personal statement/essay and 2 letters of recommendation, with at least one letter from a coach or teacher. Make sure all documents are current and accurately reflect your achievements. Calling all student athletes.
A Legacy Remembered: How Coach Rego’s Work Continues to Inspire I'm Madison Wick, a grateful Rego Scholarship recipient. It helped me thrive in college, where I study neuroscience, maintained all A’s, and continued competitive swimming. I broke 4 CSU records and swam at Nationals.
Thank you for supporting my academic and athletic journey! Coach Rego was more than a coach—he was a mentor, friend, and example of true character. He guided me into coaching, where I spent 20+ years trying to live up to his standard.
I don’t recall scores, but I remember his lessons, laughs, and quotes. His ripple effect lives on, and I’m proud to be part of it. I miss him deeply.
I met Rego at Union High School, where he was a Security Guard and Coach. On tough days, I’d go to his office—he’d lean back, hands behind his head, sometimes eyes closed, just listening. That quiet support meant everything.
Rego was a family man, loyal, funny, dedicated, and passionate about shaping young athletes. A great friend and calming presence—I miss him every day. Our board members embody the spirit of Coach Rego and his relentless pursuit to better serve his community.
Want to be a part of something great? Reach out and join our team. Upcoming Fundraising Events 5th annual Rego Golf Classic This is a scramble style tournament.
Thank you to all participants and sponsors who make this annual tournament possible. With your support, the Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund has raised over $375,000 to date — directly impacting student‑athletes and their futures. Rego Athletic Scholarship Fund Serving Evergreen & Battle Ground School Districts regoscholarship@gmail.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduating high school seniors enrolled in the Evergreen or Battle Ground School Districts who have participated in high school athletics and meet academic and athletic criteria. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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