Tristan Geditz was nominated as a Beck’s Player with Heart for her commitment and passion on and off the court and field. The thing she loves most about high school sports is knowing that she is working hard at something she truly cares about, which can be very satisfying. High school sports have taught her many life lessons such as working together with a group of people to accomplish a common goal. She enjoys spending time with her teammates and working to improve her athletic ability. She also loves to represent her school and community in a positive sportsman-like manner. Tristan competes in basketball, volleyball, and track and field. She participates in football stats, assisting in youth basketball, and Ipswich student council. In her community, Tristan is involved in a church youth group, Ipswich trails days, refereeing basketball tournaments, and assisting wrestling meets. It is difficult for Tristan to describe what agriculture means to her because it is a big part of her life considering she has lived on a farm her entire life and helped on other family farms in the area. Therefore, saying that agriculture is a huge part of her life is an understatement. Although only a sophomore in high school, Tristan expressed how being nominated for this award is a great honor. She is very humble and grateful to be considered for this award. She always puts 100% of everything into all that she does. She plays with a lot of heart and effort, this is no different from how she has lived her life outside of athletics, especially her agriculture and community-related experiences. 

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