The Moy Langhorst Award is given to a Minnesota handball player who demonstrates the ideals Moy displayed: perseverance, integrity, sportsmanship, and determination.
Award Recipients:
2023 - Cortney "CJ" Edstrom
2022 - Zane Coyle (presented in 2023)
2021 - none (pandemic)
2020 - none (pandemic)
2019 Adrian Anderson
2018 A.J. Lyons
2017 none
2016 Kristina (Rude) Langhorst
2015 Josh Hoflock
2014 David Miller
2013 Kara Smith
2012 Matt Johnson
2011 Mat Langhorst
2010 Jesse Fleck
2009 Mike Wells -Mankato State University Handball Club
2008 None
2007 Brian Burke
2006 Matt Hiber -University of Minnesota Handball Club
Qualifications for nomination:
1. Recipient should be a relatively new player
2. Age is not a factor
3. The player should participate in at least two of that year's MSHA tournaments and to the best of his/ her ability.
4. The player should demonstrate sportsmanship, dedication, and desire towards improvement.
Please submit your nomination prior to the conclusion of the Open Doubles Tournament for that years' award consideration.
Nominations may be submitted in writing to any member of the Moy Langhorst Scholarship Committee, or they may be emailed to the committee through the email link below.
The committee will present their recommendation for the award recipient, from the pool of nominations, to the MSHA Board of Directors. The Board of Directors will confirm the recommendation, and the award winner will be announced during the annual MSHA banquet.
The awardee receives a one-time, $500 maximum reimbursement for handball related expenses within two years of receiving the award. No limitations on what qualifies – this is up to the individual since they were selected, in part, based on their displayed character and we trust them make their request within the traits named in the award.
The current Moy Langhorst Award Committee:
George Langhorst
Mat Langhorst
Mike Kloos