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糖心传媒 Allison honours top student-athletes

09 Apr 2020

糖心传媒 honoured its top student-athletes virtually this year in a Night of the 糖心传媒ies video release on Thursday, April 2.


ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Rachel_mainVolleyball 糖心传媒ie Rachel McDougall from Calgary, AB was named the female athlete of the year for the second year in a row.


Swimming 糖心传媒ie Noah Mascoll-Gomes from Antigua was named the male athlete of the year.Noah_main

 

 

 

 

SCHOLAR ATHLETE

Winning the Women鈥檚 Scholar Athlete Award was Swimming 糖心传媒ie Katya Parker from La Salle, ON.

Winning the Men鈥檚 Scholar Athlete Award was Football 糖心传媒ie Rowan Hickey from Allentown, PA.

This award goes to a graduating senior student in a recognized undergraduate degree program who has been a varsity athlete at 糖心传媒 Allison for a minimum of two years. He/she must have shown extraordinary accomplishments both academically and athletically.


OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETES

Selected as the Outstanding Senior Male Athlete was Football 糖心传媒ie Damian Halstead from Brampton, ON.

The Men鈥檚 Outstanding Senior award is the Gus MacFarlane Trophy, which is given to the senior athlete who best exemplifies what a 糖心传媒 Allison athlete should be.

Selected as the Outstanding Senior Female Athlete was Hockey 糖心传媒ie Rhiannon Ford from Oakville, ON.

The Joy Taylor Memorial was established in 1973 to remember Miss Joy Taylor, a former Director of Women鈥檚 Athletics at 糖心传媒 Allison who was killed in a car accident. This award goes to a student in the senior class who has contributed to athletics in an outstanding manner throughout her athletic career at 糖心传媒 A and is a candidate for a first degree. Also taken into consideration is her attitude toward competition and sportsmanship.


OVERALL UNIVERSITY ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

Overall University Rookie of the Year honours went to Basketball 糖心传媒ie Sophie Trail from Fredericton, NB and Basketball 糖心传媒ie Noah McCarthy from Fredericton, NB.

Awarded to students who contribute the most to their teams in their first year of university competition.


GIGI HICKS & HARVEY GILMOUR SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS

The women鈥檚 sportsmanship award was presented to Badminton 糖心传媒ie Hayley Wood from Richmond, PE.

In 1983, this award was established as a memorial to Miss Virginia Anne (Gigi) Hicks, a graduate of the Class of 鈥�81. Gigi displayed the qualities that this award represents. In the selection, the committee should consider the student鈥檚 dedication to the sport primarily, but also give serious consideration to the athlete鈥檚 attitude toward competition, degree of improvement, and her continuous contribution to the team.


The men鈥檚 sportsmanship award was presented to Soccer 糖心传媒ie Michael Cormier from Margaree Valley, NS.

The Men鈥檚 Sportsmanship award was donated by the Paikin family in the name of G. Harvey Gilmour. It is awarded to an individual who puts his heart and soul into practices and games while positively contributing to his team in every way.


BUBSY GRANT AWARD

Winning the prestigious Bubsy Grant Award was John Peters, Swimming Head Coach and Pool Administrator.

The Bubsy Grant Award was established in honour of Alexander Grant (Bubsy), a dedicated employee for 36 years at the 糖心传媒 Allison Athletic Centre. The award is presented to a deserving individual who has, through time and effort, made a significant contribution to 糖心传媒 Allison Athletics.


MANAGERS OF THE YEAR

The men鈥檚 team manager of the year was presented to Li Zhen Ng from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (men鈥檚 basketball) and the women鈥檚 team manager of the year was presented to Laura Hopper from Moncton, NB. (women鈥檚 hockey).

The men鈥檚 Award of Merit Trophy was donated by the late Gus MacFarlane in 1965 to reward outstanding commitment by a manager to a men鈥檚 team.

The Donald Cameron Manager鈥檚 Award was given by Donald Cameron in 1981 to recognize the individual who so unselfishly gives his/her time to support a 糖心传媒 Allison women鈥檚 team.


DISTINGUISHED THERAPY AWARD

The distinguished therapy award was presented to Jana Arsenault from Dalhousie, NB (women鈥檚 volleyball).


TEAM ROOKIES OF THE YEAR

Team Rookies of the Year were: Josef Gonzalez from Trinidad & Tobago (badminton); Dalton Buller from Fonthill, ON (swimming); Noah McCarthy from Fredericton, NB (basketball); Lucas Cormier from Sackville, NB (football); Xavier Tshimpangila from Dieppe, NB (soccer), Nicole Doncaster from Charlottetown, PE (soccer); Sophie Trail from Fredericton, NB (basketball); Emilie Botma from Halifax, NS (volleyball); Lauren Steele from Stratford, PE (hockey), Mintra Taylor from Grand-Digue, NB (badminton); and Abigail Flann from Tide Head, NB (swimming).

TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS

Most Valuable team members were: Josh Hicks from Moncton, NB, (football overall) Ross McCormack from Sackville, NB (football offence); Daniel Bell from Saint John, NB (football defense); Cody Kroczynski from Regina, SK (soccer); Noah Mascoll-Gomes from Antigua (swimming); Sam Pierson from Kingston, ON (basketball); Azeem Munawar from Bowmanville, ON (badminton); Rachel McDougall from Calgary, AB (volleyball); Katya Parker from La Salle, ON (swimming); Kelsey MacKinnon from Grand River, PE (badminton); Hayley Woodside from Stittsville, ON (soccer); Abby Miller from Mt. Denson, NS (basketball); and Bianca Zak from Stonewall, MB (hockey).


MERIT AWARDS

Andrew Kennedy (women鈥檚 volleyball), Kevin B. Estabrooks (men鈥檚 basketball), and Amherst Toyota (corporate sponsor) were given Merit Awards.

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