Share Tweet Email Society Share: Share Tweet Email Share: Share Tweet Email KTRK HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — Congratulations to two high school graduates who were honored with the 2019 Susan Poorman Blackie scholarship.The scholarship is named in honor of the co-founder of the Houston Marathon Foundation and honors exceptional student athletes.Katherine Babcock, a graduate from The Woodlands College Park High School, and Gerald Beaugene, a graduate from Travis High School in Fort Bend County, were awarded with the 2019 scholarship.Each student will get $5,000 annually for four years.It’s something these special student athletes say they won’t take for granted.For more information on the scholarship, you can visit the Houston Marathon’s website.The video above is from a previous story. RELATED:Houston Marathon runner’s journey with epilepsyRecord-setting day at Aramco Half Marathon Report a correction or typo Related topics: society houston scholarship Share: Share Tweet Email Copyright © 2019 KTRK-TV. All Rights Reserved. More Videos From CNN Newsource affiliates TOP STORIES Teen son allegedly confessed to stabbing dad to death James Harden buys in to Houston Dynamo ownership: Sources 3 hospitalized after charter bus crashes into guardrail Toys ‘R’ Us making comeback with 2 stores in NJ, TX Wasp spray being used as dangerous meth alternative, police say Decomposing body found during search for burglary suspects Looking for a cheaper way to travel? You may want to try an RV Show More VIDEO: Couple swept out to sea while taking pictures in Hawaii Kyoto Animation fire kills 33; suspect screams ‘You die!’ Crowd… [Read full story]
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