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Awards and Recognition Pillars Banners Baron Rings Certificates Digital Recognition Medals Merchandise Plaques Trophies

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2 4 Corporate Awards Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards U SPORTS Honours Awards Jean-Marie de Konick Coaching Excellence Award Fred Sgambati Media Award Austin-Matthews Award L.B. “Mike” Pearson Award Academic All-Canadian Awards Governor General Academic All-Canadian Commendation 3 2 Sport Specific Awards Comprehensive Breakdown Football Player of the Week Athlete of the Week Athlete of the Month Correspondent Awards Presented by The Globe and Mail 54

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Appendices A - U SPORTS Trophy Policy B - Lieutenant Governor Athletic Award Winners (1993-2019) C - Jean-Marie de Konick Coaching Excellence Award (2007-2019) D - Fred Sgambati Media Award Winners (1972-2019) E - Austin-Matthews Award Winners (1981-2019) F - L.B. “Mike” Pearson Award Winners (1972-2019) G - Academic All- Canadian Totals (1990-2018) H - U SPORTS Athletes of the Week (2018-19) I - U SPORTS Football Players of the Week (2018) J - U SPORTS Athletes of the Month (2018-19)

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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY U SPORTS is proud to present a comprehensive breakdown of the Awards and Recognition Program. This guidebook outlines the many pillars of recognition currently being utilized to honour the accomplishments of our 20,000 Student-Athletes, 700 coaches, and countless administrators and Canadian university sport personnel. This portfolio outlines the ways in which the following categories are incorporated: • Banners • Baron Rings • Certificates • Digital Recognition • Medals • Merchandise • Plaques • Trophies In addition to these categories, a full breakdown of the various Corporate Events that U SPORTS conducts are also included (i.e., Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards, Governor General Academic All-Canadian Commendation, U SPORTS Honours Awards, Future Stars, Athletes of the Week/Month, and so on). Within the Appendices, you will find past winners of all Corporate Event awards, as well as the complete listing of Academic All-Canadian totals, broken down by institution. To gain an appreciation for the significant investment that goes into this program, a financial breakdown of each pillar, and corporate events has been included for reference. The vision of this program is to highlight the accomplishments of all Canadian university athletic personnel, to express gratitude for the thousands of hard-working individuals who are involved in Canadian University sport.

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The Men’s and Women’s Cross-Country National Championship trophies at the annual Awards Breakfast (Credit: Ian MacAlpine / U SPORTS).

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO On behalf of the U SPORTS National Office, I am honoured to present to you the official U SPORTS Awards and Recognition Portfolio in its entirety. U SPORTS is constantly making strides to improve the way in which all of our hard-working studentathletes, administrators, coaches, media personnel, and all others enhancing the Canadian university sport system, are recognized. The Awards and Recognition program is in place to commemorate the dedicated effort put forth throughout our athletic seasons, which contribute to competitive, compelling and entertaining National Championships. U SPORTS is constantly making efforts to enhance the awards and recognition program. With the introduction of new awards, new programs, and new forms of recognition, the National Office is confident this can be achieved. Recognition is of the utmost importance to U SPORTS, which is why we have an ever changing and an expansive awards portfolio. U SPORTS thanks you for your continued support of this program, and wishes to see your name amongst its award winners in the coming years.

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Kylie Masse (University of Toronto) four-time, consecutive Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Swimmer of the Year (Credit: Rich Lam / U SPORTS).

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Recognition Categories U SPORTS incorporates many forms of recognition into its awards portfolio. The various categories of award recognition include: Banners, Baron Rings, Certificates, Digital Recognition, Medals, Merchandise, Plaques, and Trophies. A comprehensive breakdown of each category is outlined below:

BANNERS U SPORTS incorporates banners (as well as backdrops and posters), which are used in the following capacities • National Championships Winners • U SPORTS Intern Recognition Wall • U SPORTS History Wall

McMaster Marauders defeat the Laval Rouge et Or in the 2019 Women’s Basketball National Championship, capturing the Bronze Baby (Credit: Alex D’Addese).

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Kiera Van Ryk of the UBC Women’s Volleyball team, winner of the Doug Mitchell Lieutenant Governor’s Award. (Credit: Adrian Shellard / U SPORTS).

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BARON RINGS In the Fall of 2018, U SPORTS announced Baron Championship Rings as its new exclusive provider of championship rings and recognition jewelry for the next five seasons. Baron provides customized rings for the following distinctions: • Men’s and Women’s Ice Hockey »» First Team All-Canadians »» Coach of the Year • Men’s and Women’s Basketball »» ○ First Team All-Canadians »» ○ Coach of the Year • Football »» ○ First Team All-Canadians »» ○ Coach of the Year • Athletes of the Year across all sports • Lieutenant Governor Athletics Awards (Top Eight Nominees) • Chef de Mission (FISU Games) • U SPORTS Honours Award Winners »» ○ Jean-Marie de Koninck Coaching Excellence Award »» ○ Fred Sgambati Media Award »» ○ L.B. “Mike” Pearson Award »» ○ Austin-Matthews Award • Governor General Top 8 Academic All-Canadians In addition, Baron will be given priority access to design rings for all U SPORTS national championship teams until 2023. In an effort to align the national office with all four of its member conferences, Baron is also the Official Championship Ring of Ontario University Athletics (OUA) and the exclusive jewelry provider of Canada West (CW).

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CERTIFICATES U SPORTS provides certificates for the following uses, among others: • Academic All-Canadians • Sport Award Certificates (First Team, Second Team, Rookie Team) • Letters from the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General of Canada • Community Leaders (e.g., Renaming of The University Cup Ceremony - The Right Honourable David Johnston)

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The transition from the original CIS Academic All-Canadian certificate design (above), to the current U SPORTS Academic All-Canadian template (right) (Credit: U SPORTS).

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DIGITAL RECOGNITION BASNO is a unique electronic form of recognition that U SPORTS has implemented in recent years. Academic All-Canadians, Sport Awards, and Future Stars winners are provided with a digital “badge” which they can then share to their various social media platforms for enhanced recognition and a greater outreach (i.e., Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.).

2018 Academic All-Canadian, Paul Ravetti and his digital BASNO Award (Université de Montréal, RSEQ) (Credit: BASNO Canada).

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Luke Lee-Knight and Patrick Watling of the UNB Reds celebrating the 2018-19 U CUP Victory (Credit: Kristian D’Amore).

Guelph Gryphons, 2019 Women’s Hockey National Champions (Credit: Janessa Hogan / U SPORTS).

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MEDALS U SPORTS distributes medals at its various National Championships for first place (gold), second place (silver), and third place (bronze), along with individual event winners.

MERCHANDISE & ONLINE STORE For the past year, fans of the national brand of university sports in Canada, including friends and family of varsity athletes from coast to coast have had the opportunity to buy their very own U SPORTS-branded clothing and accessories through the online store, which officially launched in August of 2018. The U SPORTS online store makes for easier purchasing of U SPORTS items previously limited to championship events. The store currently features a selection of U SPORTS fan wear produced by Adidas and Levelwear; from shirts and hoodies, to hats, jackets and bags, as well as SummerSkates flip-flops. In addition, the store introduces a range of Team Canada merchandise to support U SPORTS student-athletes who represent our country on the international stage, as well as U SPORTS athletic equipment such as basketballs and footballs. Having U SPORTS merchandise available year-round creates the perfect buildup for the national championships, with nationwide competition on the minds and clothing of fans, family, and supporters of Canadian university sport throughout the year. As this anticipation builds, so will the store, as the brand looks to introduce more sport-specific merchandise throughout years of athletic seasons to come. The official U SPORTS online store can be found at: shop.usports.ca

Snapshot of U SPORTS online store (Credit: U SPORTS).

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PLAQUES The production and distribution of plaques is an extensive part of the U SPORTS awards and recognition portfolio. A comprehensive list of the various awards types that involve plaques is listed below: • ●Sport Awards (varying by national championship) • ●U SPORTS Honours Awards »» ○ Jean-Marie de Koninck Coaching Excellence Award »» ○ Fred Sgambati Media Award »» ○ Austin-Matthews Award »» ○ L.B. “Mike” Pearson Award • ●Departing Administrators • ●Community leaders (e.g., City of Hamilton – 2017 Vanier Cup) • ●Sponsor Recognition (i.e., partnership plaques)

Guelph University’s Matthew MacNeill receiving 2019 Rookie of the Year honours in Men’s Track & Field (Credit: Mike Latschislaw). U S P O RTS

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TROPHIES U SPORTS currently houses 47 trophies, which are awarded throughout the Fall (22 trophies) and Winter (25 trophies) National Championships. Each of the 21 National Championships incorporate a team winning trophy, while the majority of the sports also include supplementary trophies for various Major Awards. With the official rebrand to U SPORTS taking place in 2016, the new look and feel of the organization also required the updating of all U SPORTS trophies from their previous logo and branding. This included not only the trophies themselves, but also their respective cases, which are now labeled according to their official sport pantone, aligning with the U SPORTS brand guidelines. Given the large number of trophies, as well as their constant transport across the country, it was imperative that a sophisticated tracking system be utilized year-round. In 2018, the official U SPORTS Trophy Tracker was implemented to monitor the location of all U SPORTS trophies year-round. Contact information, trophy condition, and any other pertinent information is updated every time a trophy leaves the National Office.

U SPORTS TROPHY POLICY 20.40.3.8

U SPORTS Trophies The responsibility for safekeeping, engraving and re-delivery of U SPORTS Trophies shall be with the Member to whom the trophy is presented. See U SPORTS Policy 60.70 – Trophy Policy (Appendix A) for full details on member responsibilities.

Note : The National Office is working at developing a new trophy policy, to ensure that they are well kept and prepared for subsequent championships. With this in mind, we are asking for ALL trophies to be sent back to the U SPORTS office by: June 15th, 2019

Prior to shipment of the trophy, an updated photo must be sent to the U SPORTS National Office, with proof that the trophy is intact AND a case accompanies it. Should the trophy be damaged, the handler at the time of damage will be invoiced for repair costs. Upon receipt, U SPORTS will engrave the trophy, clean, repair and ship to the next host.

Université de Montréal’s Frederic Lajoie-Gravelle hoists the Sam Davidson Memorial Trophy, following the 2018 Men’s Soccer National Championship victory (Credit: Rich Lam). U S P O RTS

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UNB Reds, 2018-19 University Cup National Champions (Credit: MPP Photography).

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Corporate Awards Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards Since 1993, the Athlete of the Year Awards have honoured the top university athletes in the country and promoted post-graduate studies at Canadian universities. Each of the 56 U SPORTS universities nominate a male and female athlete from which one male and one female nominee are chosen to represent Atlantic Canada, Canada West, Ontario and Québec. These eight nominees are then considered for the U SPORTS Male and Female Athletes on the Year based on their athletic accomplishment, outstanding sportsmanship and demonstrated leadership. For the first 26 years, winners were selected by the Canadian Athletic Foundation, a non-profit board established to administer the Awards and protect the integrity of the selection process. As the awards celebrated their 27th year in 2019, they were relaunched as the U SPORTS Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards, and championed once again by His Honour Doug Mitchell and Her Honour, the Honourable Lois Mitchell, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. With a focus on creating a leadership legacy, the rebrand will broaden the scope of the event and provide nominees with a unique personal development experience.

SELECTION CRITERIA The eight nominees are selected based on the following criteria: • Must have participated in a U SPORTS-sanctioned sport for two years (including the current year of nomination) • Must be in a course of study leading to their first undergraduate degree or graduate program (minimum second year) • Must be the university’s Athlete of the Year or runner-up; and • Cannot be a previous winner A full breakdown of each male and female recipient of the U SPORTS Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards can be found in Appendix B.

THE JIM THOMPSON TROPHY In 2003, the Women’s Athlete of the Year trophy was named the Jim Thompson Trophy, in recognition of the contribution of the late Jim Thompson, an original Trustee of the Canadian Athletic Foundation Board. Thompson served on the Board of the Canadian Athletic Foundation since its inception in 1993. As President of TSN at the time, he was responsible for bringing the Awards to television. Thompson was not only a strong supporter of the Awards but a firm believer in the value of athletics at Canadian universities and of amateur sports. At the time of his passing in 2002, Jim was the Chief Executive Officer and Secretary General of the Canadian Olympic Committee.

THE DOUG MITCHELL TROPHY In 2009, the Men’s Athlete of the Year trophy was named the Doug Mitchell Trophy to honour the Chairman of the Canadian Athletic Foundation, founder of the Athlete of the Year Awards, an original Trustee of the Board, and former CFL Commissioner (1984-88) who played for the UBC Thunderbirds and B.C. Lions.

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2018-19 Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards (Credit: Adrian Shellard / U SPORTS).

Her Honour, the Honourable Lois Mitchell, discussing the importance of university athletics for the shaping of our Nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s future leaders (Credit: Adrian Shellard/U SPORTS).

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U SPORTS Honours Awards At the annual U SPORTS Conference and General Meeting, four (4) award recipients are honoured for their exemplary leadership skills and passion for university sport. The four awards are described in further detail below.

JEAN-MARIE DE KONINCK COACHING EXCELLENCE AWARD Honours, since 2007, an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to university sport as demonstrated by long-term commitment and leadership as a coach at the local, provincial, national and/or international levels. The award is named after the former swimming coach and long-time math professor at Laval University, who also served as a swimming commentator for Radio Canada at several Olympic Games. A full listing of past Jean-Marie de Koninck award winners can be found in Appendix C.

FRED SGAMBATI MEDIA AWARD Presented to a member of the media in recognition of major contributions to the development and growth of Canadian university sport. Fred Sgambati was a well-respected reporter/broadcaster who was a great supporter of university athletics in Canada. A former University of Toronto athlete and university football official, Sgambati was the radio voice of the Canadian College Bowl (now the Vanier Cup) for its first 13 years. A full listing of past Fred Sgambati award winners can be found in Appendix D.

AUSTIN-MATTHEWS AWARD Presented annually to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to interuniversity sport, as demonstrated by longterm commitment and leadership as a coach, director, chairperson and/or executive committee member at the local, provincial and/ or national levels. The award is named in honour of Dr. Patricia Austin and Dr. Arnold Whitney Matthews, former faculty members at the University of Alberta of University of British Columbia, respectively. Dr. Austin developed the first undergraduate concentration in adapted physical activity in Canada while Dr. Matthews later became president of the Men’s Athletic Committee at UBC. A full listing of past Austin-Matthews award winners can be found in Appendix E.

L.B. “MIKE” PEARSON AWARD Presented to a distinguished Canadian citizen of outstanding achievements who, having participated in inter-university athletics, has by his/her personal accomplishments exemplified the ideals and purposes of interuniversity athletics and amateur sport. The award is named for the 14th Prime Minister of Canada, who coached the University of Toronto hockey and football teams, and served as a history professor at the university. A full breakdown of past L.B. “Mike” Pearson award winners can be found in Appendix F.

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Jason Hills (Post Media Edmonton), Byron MacDonald (University of Toronto), and Dick White (University of Regina); winners of the 2018 Fred Sgambati Media Award, 2018 Jean-Marie de Koninck Coaching Excellence Award , and 2018 Austin-Matthews Award, respectively (Credit: Bob Frid / U SPORTS).

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Academic All-Canadians In 1988, U SPORTS introduced its first Academic All-Canadians, those exceptional student-athletes who achieve an academic standing of 80% or better while playing on one of their university’s varsity teams. In 2017-18, over 3,900 U SPORTS student-athletes were honoured as Academic All-Canadians. A full breakdown of Academic All-Canadian totals, by year, and by institution can be found in Appendix G.

Governor General’s Academic All-Canadian Commendation Among the 3,900 awards recipients, one female and one male from each U SPORTS conference (i.e., AUS, Canada West, OUA, RSEQ) are selected annually as Top 8 Academic All-Canadians. These individuals are honoured by Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, at Rideau Hall, in Ottawa, ON. There awards are proudly supported by Sherrard Kuzz LLP.

2018 Recipients of Governor General Academic All-Canadian Commendation with Her Excellency, Right Honourable Julie Payette (MCpl Mathieu Gaudreault, Rideau Hall © OSGG, 2019).

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The unveiling of the official David Johnston University Cup, by his Honour, the Right Honourable David Johnston, former Governor General and passionate supporter of university sport (Credit: Jake Martella).

(Left to Right) Graham Brown, Kevin Reed, Phillip Crawley, David Johnston, and Ron MacLean at the 2018 U CUP Renaming Ceremony (Credit: Jake Martella).

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McMaster Guard, Hilary Hanaka soaking up the 2019 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball National Championship (Credit: Christian Bender).

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank), Merchandise and Baron Ring

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Father George Kehoe Memorial Award)

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Senator Joseph A. Sullivan Trophy)

Defenceman of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Goaltender of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award (Dr. Randy Gregg Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (Clarke Drake Award)

Volunteer of the Year

Trophy (Justice Joe Kane Award)

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (David Johnston University Cup)

Top 3 Teams

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

Championship MVP

Merchandise and Trophy (Major W.J. (Danny) McLeod Award)

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Brodrick Trophy)

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award (Marion Hillard award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (Golden Path Trophy)

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Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

Championship MVP

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Championship Players of the Game

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Season Awards Rookie of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Swimmer of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Grand Slam

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Super Grand Slam

Recognized with the presentation of a unique print commissioned by Doug Perks of Team Aquatic Supplies

Championship Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Individual event winners

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

National Championship

Banner, Medals and Trophy (Nelson C. Hart)

Sprinter's Cup

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Season Awards Rookie of the Year

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Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Swimmer of the Year

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Grand Slam

Recognized with the presentation of a unique print commissioned by Doug Perks of Team Aquatic Supplies

Super Grand Slam

Recognized with the presentation of a unique print commissioned by Doug Perks of Team Aquatic Supplies

Championship Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Individual Event Winners

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

National Championship

Banner, Medals and Trophy

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Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

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Season Awards Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Male Track Event Performer of the Season

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Male Field Event Performer of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Outstanding Track Athlete of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year (Bob Boucher award)

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Team Championship

Medals

Individual Event Winners

Medals

National Championship

Banner and Trophy

Outstanding Male Athlete of the Meet

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

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Season Awards Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Female Track Event Performer of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Outstanding Female Field Event Performer of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year (Sue Wise Award)

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Team Championship

Medals

Individual Event Winners

Medals

National Championship

Banner and Trophy

Outstanding Female Athlete of the Meet

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

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MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S VOLLEYBALL

Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (Tantramar Trophy)

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Championship Fair Play Award

Certificate and Merchandise

Top 3 teams

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Championship Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Top 3 Teams

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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Season Awards All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Wrestler of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards Championship Trophy

Trophy and Banner

Championship Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Top 3 Athletes (per weight class)

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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Season Awards All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Outstanding Wrestler of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Coach of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Trophy and Banner

Championship Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Top 3 Athletes (per weight class)

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S CROSS COUNTRY

Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Outstanding Athlete of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Rookie of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year (Fred Foot Award)

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship Team

Banner, Medals and Trophy

Top 3 Finishers

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate (Blank) and Merchandise

Outstanding Athlete of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Rookie of the Year

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year (Bob Vigars Award)

Certificate (Blank), Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship Team

Banner, Medals and Trophy

Top 3 Finishers

Medals (Gold, Silver or Bronze)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Player of the Year

Plaque, Baron Ring and Trophy (Liz Hoffman Award)

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Trophy (Joyce Slipp Award)

Student-Athlete Community Service Outstanding Contributor

Plaque and Trophy (Gail Wilson Award)

Coach of the Year

Plaque and Trophy (Marina Van Der Merwe Award)

Coaching Service Award (Presented to Coaches with 10+ Years of Service)

Plaque (*Dependant on Tenure of Coaches)

Official of the Year Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Trophy and Banner (McCrae Cup)

National Championship Medals (Top 2 Teams)

Medals (Gold or Silver)

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate

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FOOTBALL

Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (HEC Crighton Trophy)

Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (Presidents' Trophy)

Outstanding Linesman of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (J.P. Metras Trophy)

Rookie of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (Peter Gorman Trophy)

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (Russ Jackson Award)

Coach of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Frank Tindall Trophy)

Volunteer Assistant Coach (Gino Fracas Award)

Certificate

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (Vanier Cup)

Mitchell Bowl (Winning Team)

Banner and Trophy

Mitchell Bowl MVP

Merchandise

Uteck Bowl (Winning Team)

Banner and Trophy

Uteck Bowl MVP

Merchandise

Championship Game MVP

Merchandise and Trophy (Ted Morris Trophy)

Player of the Championship Game

Merchandise and Trophy (Bruce Coulter Trophy)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year (Jim Atkinson Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (Monilex)

Top 3 Teams

Medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze)

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Joe Johnson Memorial Trophy)

Rookie of the Year (Lou Bilek Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner and Trophy (Sam Davidson Memorial Trophy)

Championship Medals

Medals (Gold, Silver, Bronze)

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year (Chantal Navert Award)

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Rookie of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Championship Awards National Championship

Banner, Medals and Trophy (Gladys Bean Memorial Trophy)

Championship MVP (Gunnhilder Baldursson Memorial Award)

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Goalkeeper of the Championship Game

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank)

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Mike Moser Memorial Trophy)

Defensive Player of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise and Trophy (Dr. Peter Mullins Trophy)

Student-Athlete Community Service Award (Ken Shields Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year (Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Award)

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Championship Awards Coaches Executive (NABCC Merit Award)

Plaque (*Selected by Coaches Executive in conjunction with Host Organizing Committee)

National Championship

Banner, Medals and Trophy (W.P. McGee)

Championship MVP

Merchandise and Trophy (Jack Donahue award)

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Fair Play Award (R.W. Pugh)

Certificate (Blank)

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

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Season Awards First Team All-Canadians

Certificate, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Second Team All-Canadians

Certificate and Merchandise

All-Rookie Team

Certificate and Merchandise

Outstanding Player of the Year

Plaque, Merchandise, Baron Ring and Trophy (Nan Copp Trophy)

Defensive Player of the Year

Plaque and Merchandise

Rookie of the Year (Kathy Shields Trophy)

Plaque and Merchandise

Student-Athlete Community Service Award (Sylvia Sweeney Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Courage Overcoming Adversity Award (Tracy MacLeod Award)

Plaque and Merchandise

Coach of the Year (Peter Ennis Award)

Plaque, Merchandise and Baron Ring

Championship Awards Merit Award (WBCA)

Plaque (*Selected by Coaches Executive in conjunction with Host Organizing Committee)

National Championship

Banner, Medals and Trophy (Bronze Baby)

Championship MVP

Merchandise

Championship All-Star Team

Merchandise

Championship Players of the Game

Merchandise

IN TOTAL: More than 210 Sport Awards are provided by U SPORTS on an annual basis.

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Football Player of the Week 2018 From the opening kickoff of the season, to the 54th Vanier Cup (Presented by Promutuel Insurance), the 2018 U SPORTS Football Players of the Week honours are bestowed upon 42 outstanding football athletes over the course of 14 weeks. Each conference selects an offensive, defensive and special teams nominee, based on the previous week’s athletic performances. From the list of nominees, U SPORTS selects one winner at each of the three positions. A full breakdown of the 2018-19 U SPORTS Football Players of the week can be found in Appendix H.

Athlete of the Week (2018-19) The U SPORTS Athlete of the Week title is awarded to 52 recipients (26 male and 26 female athletes) over a 26-week period every year. Each conference nominates one male and one female Athlete of the Week in a U SPORTS-sanctioned sport, other than football, based on the previous week’s athletic performances. From the list of nominees, U SPORTS selects one male and one female as the winners. A full breakdown of the 2018-19 U SPORTS Male and Female Athletes of the week can be found in Appendix I.

Athlete of the Month (2018-19) U SPORTS launched the Athlete of the Month award prior to the 2016-17 athletic season, to give outstanding athletes larger recognition for their passion, accomplishments and dedication to sport. From the winners of the U SPORTS Athletes of the Week in a given month, U SPORTS chooses one female and one male athlete for the monthly title. A full breakdown of the 2018-19 U SPORTS Athletes of the Month can be found in Appendix J.

Correspondent Awards Presented by The Globe and Mail The U SPORTS Correspondent Program began during the 2016-2017 athletic season and aims to give student-journalists from across the country the opportunity to write a variety of human interest stories and profiles on U SPORTS student-athletes and programs, promote university sports in Canada, as well as build their portfolio - a true “by students, for students” initiative. At the end of each season, U SPORTS awards the Story of the Year to the correspondent with the best article, that is engaging and has a strong storytelling narrative. For the 2017-18 season, The Globe and Mail – U SPORTS’ official media partner – expanded their partnership with the national office by serving as the presenting sponsoring of the awards, supporting grassroots journalism and celebrating student sports journalism in Canada.

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McMaster Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Soccer Captain and leading scorer Stephanie Roberts (Athlete of the week, Oct. 2018) looking up field in a regular season victory against the Brock Badgers (Credit: McMaster Athletics).

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Future Stars As the national brand for university sport in Canada, U SPORTS believes in the power of sport to promote determination, leadership, team building, and commitment. That is why we are dedicated to the single-minded pursuit of giving student-athletes the visibility, appreciation and reward they deserve, as they pursue the toughest double major of all. Full-time scholar and full-time athlete. U SPORTS wants to shine the light on the remarkable achievements of the next wave of talent who may one day take the field as University student-athletes, as we recognize Canadian High School athletes from cost-to-coast with the launch of our Future Stars Athlete of the Month Program. U SPORTS is able to showcase the best up-and-coming student-athletes in Canada each month through #FutureStars, highlighting incredible people, achievements and performances.

GOALS & OBJECTIVES: 1.

Recognize the accomplishments of high school student-athletes on a national platform before they become future U SPORTS stars.

Assist High Schools in the development or continued promotion of a monthly recognition program for their student-athletes.

Develop brand recognition of U SPORTS among high school studentsathletes to increase awareness of Canadian University sports.

Showcase high schools that are fostering outstanding student- athletes and quality athletic programs across the country.

The official website for Future Stars can be found at: https://futurestars.usports.ca

Promo kit materials are distributed to all participating High School Athletics Programs (Credit: U SPORTS).

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Future Stars

It’s time to join the ranks of our nation’s most outstanding high school athletic talent. The new U SPORTS Future Stars program is here to recognize the contributions of student-athletes who go above and beyond both on the field and in the classroom. It’s Canada’s first High School Athlete of the Month Program. Class is in session and the games have begun. Only one question remains. Are you this month’s U SPORTS Future Star?

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University of Victoria ends UBCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s McCrae Cup win streak, securing the 2019 U SPORTS Field Hockey National Championship (Credit: Jojo Qian).

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Financial Analysis: Awards & Recognition Portfolio It has been well documented the many ways in which U SPORTS pays tribute to athletes, administrators, and so on. The following chart highlights the costs that are needed to successfully run the U SPORTS Awards and Recognition Portfolio.

AWARD TYPE

AMOUNT ($)

Championship Banners

7,800.00

Recognition Certificates

10,800.00

Digital Recognition (BASNO)

3,500.00

Presentation Folders

15, 400.00

GG Academic All-Canadian Commendation

35,000.00

LG Athletic Awards

72,000.00

Championship Medals

15,600.00

Merchandise (for National Championships)

65,000.00

Recognition Plaques

9,750.00

Trophies - updating, refurbishment, and transport

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New Ideas/New Opportunities The following section outlines potential projects that U SPORTS could implement to elevate the existing recognition portfolio. NOTE: these concepts are merely ideas at this point in time.

1. U SPORTS HALL OF FAME (I.E., “LEGENDS OF U SPORTS”) • Noteworthy contribution to interuniversity athletics • Anyone involved in Canadian university athletics could be honoured (i.e., administrators, coaches, athletes, former teams, volunteers, etc.) • This recognition could be done as an in-person awards piece or through the U SPORTS website (i.e., digital recognition) • E.g., the NCAA has a “Silver Anniversary Award” which recognizes the 25th anniversary of a collegiate athlete/team

2. U SPORTS INNOVATION AWARD (MEMBER INSTITUTION SPECIFIC) • Similar to OUA – Marketing Campaign of the Year, and the “CCAA Innovation Award” – unique marketing, communication and/or technological advances to it’s athletic program

3. FAN VOTED AWARDS (COULD BE BASED AROUND SEVERAL TOPICS) • Nominations uploaded by U SPORTS to social media platforms (i.e., polls) with fans voting to determine overall winners • Example topics might include: »» ○ Break-out Athlete of the Year »» ○ Best Play, Best Offensive Play, Best Defensive Play of the Year

4. U SPORTS TEAM OF THE YEAR (ONE MALE TEAM, ONE FEMALE TEAM) • Not necessarily based on wins/losses (i.e., community involvement, performance turn-around from previous years, etc.) • Similar to “OUA Team of the Year”, award may go to a team that has demonstrated quality performance, compelling story, and overall success

5. FAN OF THE YEAR • Based on fans’ online promotion of U SPORTS athletics (i.e., social media likes, retweets, etc.), national championship presence, and overall support of the U SPORTS brand

6. CHAMPIONSHIP HOST AWARD • Acknowledging a Fall and Winter championship host for their significant contributions to the elevation of a U SPORTS National Championship

7. VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR • Similar to the Canada West “Gino Fracas Award Nominee”, U SPORTS could annually recognize one individual making significant contributions to their university sport community (one nomination per conference)

8. OFFICIALS AWARD • One person each year (one nomination by each conference)

9. IMPROVED RECOGNITION FOR AOW/AOM • In addition to social media exposure, U SPORTS could work towards providing these athletes with some form of apparel/merchandise piece. This could be linked to a sponsorship opportunity (i.e., the “AOW is provided by…”)

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10. MEN’S AND WOMEN’S ALL-STAR SERIES • Work with Hockey Canada to provide recognition to the Men’s and Women’s All Star Series competing teams (e.g., medals, merchandise, etc.)

11. ETHICS & SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD (I.E., OUA JP LOOSEMORE AWARD) • An administrator who demonstrates high ethical standards, integrity, and honesty

12. GRAD OF THE MONTH • Similar to Canada West’s “WHL Grad of the Month”, the U SPORTS Communications team could choose an alumnus each month and highlight their professional success/community service. This would not require a trophy, but more so online recognition. It would be important to balance the location of these recipients across the four conferences

13. COURAGEOUS ACTION AWARD • Similar to the “NCAA Award of Valor”, U SPORTS could implement a distinction honouring someone (not necessarily a player) who performed a courageous act “off the playing field” (e.g., mental health, physical rehabilitation, etc.)

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The Vanier Cup, Pre-Awards Ceremony, Tim Hortons Field, Hamilton, ON. (Credit Michael P. Hall)

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Conclusion

COnCLUSIOn The vision of the Awards and Recognition Program is to highlight the accomplishments of all Canadian university athletic personnel, to express gratitude for the thousands of hard-working individuals who are involved in Canadian University sport. The categories incorporated within this portfolio have been explained in detail throughout this guidebook. A full breakdown of the various Corporate Events that U SPORTS conducts have also been included (i.e., Lieutenant Governor Athletic Awards, Governor General Academic All-Canadian Commendation, U SPORTS Honours Awards, Future Stars, Athletes of the Week/Month, and so on). Within the Appendices, past winners of all Corporate Event awards, as well as the complete listing of Academic All-Canadian totals, broken down by institution. Lastly, a financial breakdown of each pillar, and Corporate Events has been included, to gain an appreciation for the significant investment that goes into this program. New opportunities for growing the program have also been provided. In closing, efforts are constantly being made to improve the recognition of all of the hard-working studentathletes, administrators, coaches, media personnel, and all others enhancing the Canadian university sport system. Looking ahead, U SPORTS is very pleased with the growth of this program in recent years. With this in mind, there is significant room for development. The National Office looks forward to the advancements of this program in the years ahead.

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Appendices

Appendix A U SPORTS Trophy Policy Policies and Procedures 60 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Honours

Policy Number: Name: Origin: Approved: Approval Process: Revision Date(s):

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60.70 Trophy Policy Sport Committee CEO November 2006, June 2010, June 2015, August 2017, August 2018

TITLES As per Article 10 of the U SPORTS By-laws, title to the trophies shall remain with U SPORTS.

60.70.2

NAMING OF U SPORTS HONOURS

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U SPORTS is committed to recognizing outstanding accomplishments which exemplify the ideals and purposes of interuniversity athletics and amateur sport.

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60.70.2.3

The creation of new U SPORTS honours shall rest with the Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial SubCommittee. Such awards shall be named after outstanding individuals who exemplify the selection criteria of the award. The person who the honour is named after may be selected as the inaugural recipient of the honour.

NAMING OF U SPORTS HONOURS

Members and/or committees may submit at any time to the Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial Sub-Committee selection criteria for the establishment of new awards. Proposals for the creation of an honour, which is not sport specific in nature, shall include (i) the purpose of the award, (ii) the selection criteria, and (iii) selection process. The proposals shall be reviewed and approved by the Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial Sub-Committee. Submissions may also include a recommendation for naming of the award after a distinguished individual. The Board shall at its discretion accept the proposed name, without activating policy 60.70.2.4, or choose to call for submissions for naming of the award.

60.70.2.4

60.70.2.5

Once an award is approved, the Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial Sub-Committee shall either accept a proposed name for the award or circulate the award purpose, selection criteria and process to the membership along with a request for inaugural recipient(s) after whom the award shall be named. Should the founder of the award have submitted a proposed name, this information along with the above information shall be circulated to the members. The Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial Sub-Committee shall hold the final decision on the naming of the award.

Renaming of current awards Awards currently in existence can be renamed by the Events, Competitions, and Awards Commercial SubCommittee using the process outlined in 60.70.2.4 with the consent of the original award sponsor(s)/donor(s).

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60.70.3.2

Championship Trophies Engraving of Championship Trophies shall be the responsibility of the Championship Winner. In the event that the winning institution does not update the trophy, the following host will ensure the information is added and invoice the institution in question.

Individual perpetual trophies Engraving of individual perpetual trophies will be the responsibility of the host with the exception of those trophies where the recipient is selected on-site less than 24 hours prior to the presentation of the award. Under these circumstances, the recipient’s institution will be responsible for updating the information on the trophy.

Keeper trophies/awards Engraving of keeper trophies/awards will be the responsibility of the host with the exception of those trophies where the recipient is selected on-site less than 24 hours prior to the presentation of the award. Under these circumstances the recipient’s institution will be responsible for updating the information on the trophy.

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60.70.3.3

60.70.4 60.70.4.1

Championship trophies Championship trophies are presented to the winning team, whose university is permitted to display the trophy until the first regular season home game of the next season. A special request can be made to the winning team to address special events/functions the Host Organizing Committee may have prior to that date (i.e. ticket sales launch). The final decision is at the discretion of the winning team. All costs associated for this special request are to be covered by the requesting Host Organizing Committee.

Following the first regular season home game the winning team will forward the trophy to the Host Organizing Committee. A special request can be made to the Host Organizing Committee to address special events/ functions of the winning team (i.e. homecoming). The final decision is at the discretion of the Host Organizing Committee. All costs associated for this special request are to be covered by the requesting school.

60.70.4.2

Individual perpetual trophies Individual trophies are presented to the winner, whose university is permitted to display the trophy for a period of approximately one year. Exception: The following individual Men’s Football trophies are not released to the winner and are retained by the Championship Host: • Hec Crighton Trophy • J. P. Metras Trophy • President’s Trophy • Peter Gorman Trophy • Ted Morris Trophy • Bruce Coulter Trophy • Frank Tindall Trophy

60.70.5

SAFEKEEPING/DAMAGES Universities in possession of any U SPORTS trophy(ies) are responsible for the safekeeping of the trophy(ies). Repair costs for damages will be invoiced to the institution in question.

60.70.6

TRANSPORTATION/DELIVERY Universities in possession of U SPORTS trophy(ies) are responsible for the delivery of the trophy(ies) to the Host Organizing Committee of the next championship. These trophies shall be returned/delivered on the date requested by the Organizing Committee.

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Appendix B Lieutenant Governor Athletic Award Winners (1993-2019)

YEAR

ATHLETE

SPORT

SCHOOL

Kiera Van Ryk

Women’s Volleyball

University of British Columbia

Mathieu Betts

Football

Université Laval

Marie-Alex Bélanger

Women's Volleyball

Université de Montréal

Kadre Gray

Men’s Basketball

Laurentian University

Arielle Roy-Petitclerc

Women’s Soccer

Université Laval

Philippe Maillet

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

Kylie Masse

Swimming

University of Toronto

Andrew Buckley

Football

University of Calgary

Korissa Williams

Women’s Basketball

University of Windsor

Ross Proudfoot

Men’s Cross Country/ Track & Field

University of Guelph

Justine Colley

Women’s Basketball

Saint Mary’s University

Philip Scrubb

Men’s Basketball

Carleton University

Shanice Marcelle

Women’s Volleyball

University of British Columbia

Kyle Quinlan

Football

McMaster University

Ann-Sophie Bettez

Women’s Ice Hockey

McGill University

Marc-André Dorion

Men’s Ice Hockey

McGill University

Jessica Clemençon

Women’s Basketball

University of Windsor

Tyson Hinz

Men’s Basketball

Carleton University

2018-19

2017-18

2016-17

2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

2011-12

2010-11

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YEAR

ATHLETE

SPORT

SCHOOL

Liz Cordonier

Women’s Volleyball

University of British Columbia

Eric Glavic

Football

University of Calgary

Annamay Pierse

Women’s Swimming

University of British Columbia

Joel Schumaland

Men’s Volleyball

University of Alberta

Laetitia Tchoualack

Women’s Volleyball

Université de Montréal

Rob Hennigar

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

Jessica Zelinka

Women’s track & Field

University of Calgary

Josh Howatson

Men’s Volleyball

Trinity Western University

Marylène Laplante

Women’s Volleyball

Université Laval

Osvaldo Jeanty

Men’s Basketball

Carleton University

Adrienne Power

Women’s Track & Field

Dalhousie University

Jesse Lumsden

Football

McMaster University

Joanna

Women’s Volleyball

University of Calgary

Adam Ens

Men’s Volleyball

University of Saskatchewan

Kim St. Pierre

Women’s Ice Hockey

McGill University

Ryan McKenzie

Men’s Track & Field

University of Windsor

Elizabeth Warden

Women’s Swimming

University of Toronto

Brian Johns

Men’s Swimming

University of British Columbia

Leighann Doan-Reimer

Women’s Basketball

University of Calgary

Kojo Aidoo

Football

McMaster University

Jenny Cartmell

Women’s Volleyball

University of Alberta

Michael Potts

Men’s Soccer

University of Western Ontario

2009-10

2008-09

2007-08

2006-07

2005-06

2004-05

2003-04

2002-03

2001-02

2000-01

1999-00

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YEAR

ATHLETE

SPORT

Appendices

SCHOOL

Corinne Swirsky

Women’s Ice Hockey

Concordia University

Alexandre Marchand

Men’s Track & Field

Université de Sherbrooke

Foy Williams

Women’s Track & Field

University of Toronto

Titus Channer

Men’s Basketball

McMaster University

Terri-Lee Johannesson

Women’s Basketball

University of Manitoba

Curtis Myden

Men’s Swimming

University of Calgary

Justine Ellison

Women’s Basketball

University of Toronto

Don Blair

Football

University of Calgary

Linda Thyer

Women’s Track & Field

McGill University

Bill Kubas

Football

Wilfrid Laurier University

Sandra Carroll

Women’s Basketball

University of Winnipeg

Tim Tindale

Football

University of Western Ontario

Andy Cameron

Women’s Volleyball

University of Calgary

Diane Scott

Volleyball

University of Winnipeg

1998-99

1997-98

1996-97

1995-96

1994-95

1993-94

1992-93

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Appendix C Jean-Marie de Koninck Coaching Excellence Award Winners (2007-2019) YEAR

RECIPIENT

SPORT

SCHOOL

2018

Byron MacDonald

Men’s & Women’s Swimming

University of Toronto

2017

Olga Hrycak

Men’s Basketball

Université du Québec à Montréal

2016

Peter Campbell

Men’s Basketball

Wilfrid Laurier University

2015

Gardiner MacDougall

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

2014

Clare Drake

Men’s Ice Hockey & Football

University of Alberta

2013

Sonny Wolfe

Football

McGill University & Acadia University

2012

Bob Bain

Men’s Basketball

York University & University of Alberta

Kathy Shields *

Women’s Basketball

University of Victoria

Dick Mosher *

Men’s & Women’s Soccer

University of British Columbia

2010

Steve Konchalski

Men’s Basketball

St. Francis Xavier University

2009

Larry Haylor

Football

University of Western Ontario

2008

Lou Pero

Men’s Basketball

Lakehead University

2007

Linda Marquis

Women’s Basketball

Université Laval

2011

* co-recipients

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Appendix D Fred Sgambati Media Award Winners (1972-2019)

YEAR

RECIPIENT

AFFILIATION

2018

Jason Hills

Post Media Edmonton

2017

Cleve Dheensaw

Times Colonist - Victoria

2016

Rita Mingo

Calgary Herald/Calgary Sun

2015

Marc Durand

Radio-Canada – Quebec City

2014

Darren Zary

The StarPhoenix – Saskatoon

2013

Richard Boutin

Journal de Québec

2012

Mary Caton

The Windsor Star

2011

Monty Mosher

The Chronicle Herald - Halifax

2010

Tim Micallef

The Score Television Network

2009

Howard Tsumura

The Province - Vancouver

2008

Pierre Durivage

Productions Rivage - Montreal

2007

Bill Sturrup

CHML Radio - Hamilton

2006

Serge Vleminckx

Journal de Montréal

2005

Ian Hamilton

Leader-Post - Regina

2004

Jean-Paul Ricard

La Tribune - Sherbrooke

2003

John Short

Edmonton Journal & CJCA Radio

2002

Wayne Kondro

The Ottawa Citizen & Southam News

2001

Phil Lachapelle & Ken Welch

CHTV - Hamilton

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RECIPIENT

AFFILIATION

2000

CHRW Radio

University of Western Ontario - London

1999

Christine Rivet

Kitchener-Waterloo Record

1998

Robert MacLeod

The Globe and Mail

1997

Paul Hendrick

ONtv - Hamilton

1996

Ken Newans

CFCN-TV - Calgary

1994

Bruce Perrin

TSN

1992

Serge Vleminckx

Journal de Montréal

1990

Ken Fathers

The Windsor Star

1989

Ken Newans

CFCN-TV - Calgary

1988

Norm Marshall

CHCH-TV – Hamilton

Peter Watts*

TSN

Don Lovegrove*

The Hamilton Spectator

1986

Pete James

CFPL TV – London

1985

Scott Mathews

Atlantic Television Network

1984

John Hancock

CBC Radio - Montreal

1983

Al Ryan

The Toronto Star

Scott Taylor*

Winnipeg Free Press

Normand Légère*

L’Évangéline – Moncton

Mike Murray*

The Hockey News

Henry Pasila*

CHCH-TV – Hamilton

Wally Sears

Sackville Tribune Post

1987

1982

1981 1980

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RECIPIENT

AFFILIATION

1979

Henry Viney

CFCN-TV – Calgary

1977

Randy Phillips

The Gazette - Montreal

1976

Bill Johns

Kitchener-Waterloo Record

1975

Jim Crerar

Victoria Daily Times

1974

Hugh Townsend

The Chronicle Herald – Halifax

1973

Jim Vipond

The Globe and Mail

1972

Bob Gage

The London Free Press

Note : This distinction was not awarded in the years of: 1995, 1993, 1991 and 1978 * co-recipient award winners

Ottawa Gee Gees hoisting the Gladys Bean Memorial Trophy as 2019 National Champions of Women’s Soccer (Credit: Greg Mason /U SPORTS).

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Appendix E Austin-Matthews Award Winners (1981-2019)

YEAR

RECIPIENT

SCHOOL

2018

Dick White

University of Regina

2017

Coleen Dufresne

University of Manitoba

2016

Gilles D’Amboise

Université Laval

2015

Jack Neumann

University of Calgary

2014

Dale Schulha

University of Alberta

2013

Bob Philip

University of British Columbia

2012

Patricia Murray

York University

2011

Major William John ‘Danny’ McLeod

Royal Military College of Canada

2010

Francis Clayton

Lakehead University

2009

Robert Dubeau

McGill University

2008

Ross Wilson

University of Saskatchewan

2007

Barb Mullaly

University of Prince Edward Island

2006

Lyle Sanderson

University of Saskatchewan

2005

Aubrey Ferris

University of Winnipeg

2003

Val Schneider

University of Saskatchewan

2002

Joyce Fromson

University of Manitoba

2001

Darwin Semotiuk

Western University

2000

Jean-François Grenier

Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières

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1998

Don Wells

Acadia University

1997

Rich Newbrough

Wilfrid Laurier University

1996

Keith Harris

Carleton University

1995

Ken & Donna Fultz

Atlantic Universities Athletic Association

1994

Mary Lyons

York University

1993

Robert Hindmarch

University of British Columbia

1989

Carl Totzke

Wilfrid Laurier University

1987

Robert Descheneaux

Université Laval

1986

Marilyn Pomfret

University of British Columbia

1985

Ed Zemrau

University of Alberta

1984

Vance Toner

Université de Moncton

1983

Gladys Bean

McGill University

1982

Elizabeth Chard

Saint Mary’s University

1981

Robert Pugh

McGill University & CIAU

Note : This distinction was not awarded in the years of: 2004, 1999, 1992, 1991, 1990 and 1988

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RECIPIENT

2017

Adam Zimmerman

2016

Michael Sherrard

2012

The Honourable R. Roy McMurtry

2006

Dr. Jean-Marie De Koninck

2005

Sylvia Fedoruk

2003

Ed Zemrau

2002

Dr. Robert Brodrick

2001

Dick Pound

2000

Paul Giannelia

1999

Dr. Sean Riley

1997

Carol Anne Letheren

1996

Doug Mitchell

1995

John Cleghorn

1994

Senator Trevor Eyton

1985

George Springate

1984

Dr. Hugh Noble

1980

The Right Honourable Roland Michener

1975

Angus Duncan McLachlin

1972

The Right Honourable L.B. “Mike” Pearson U S P O RTS

Note : This distinction was not awarded in the years of: 2018, 2015, 2014, 2013, 201, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2004, 1998, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1983, 1982, 1981, 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976, 1974 and 1973

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The Nelson C. Hart Trophy, National Championship team trophy for Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Swimming (Credit: U SPORTS).

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Appendix G Academic All- Canadian Totals (1990-2018)

INSTITUTIONS

YEARS 90-94

94-95

95-96

96-97

97-98

98-99

99-00

00-01

01-02

02-03

03-04

04-05

05-06

06-07

07-08

08-09

09-10

10-11

11-12

12-13

13-14

14-15

15-16

16-17

17-18

Alberta

239

106

109

102

133

141

102

126

111

128

125

124

117

123

128

139

152

158

TOTAL

2908

McGill

184

114

101

144

112

125

144

148

124

136

131

135

101

108

2671

Queen’s

140

105

114

111

119

118

108

102

111

125

143

150

147

2524

Western

101

114

107

103

113

110

118

132

140

145

144

156

172

2499

Laval

133

156

145

141

132

127

126

111

115

110

122

119

130

2275

Calgary

188

107

108

117

150

137

2247

Waterloo

105

116

113

118

120

104

134

160

2193

Manitoba

106

100

112

126

1728

Dalhousie

100

1646

Guelph

101

111

1645

Toronto

112

n/a

104

108

1560

UNB

112

1536 1546

Acadia

108

111

115

109

Sask.

1427

UBC

104

1377

Ottawa

1342

McMaster

1301

Windsor

147

1156

StFX

1162

Sherbrooke

105

1114

Lethbridge

1061 1054

UPEI

Brock

984

Regina

978

Saint Mary’s

970

Laurentian

892

Victoria

859

York

825

Montréal

—

840

Mt. Allison

740

Moncton

656

Laurier

625

Winnipeg

602

Carleton

593

UQTR

—

n/a

546

Memorial

540

Lakehead

515

Trent

n/a

468

TWU

—

488

Bishop’s

441

Concordia

421

RMC

371

St. Thomas

336

Cape Breton

339

UQAM

—

n/a

—

350

Nipissing

—

n/a

—

n/a

354

Ryerson

—

316

313

234 175

Mount Royal TRU

—

Brandon

UBC Okanagan SFU

U S P13O RTS 10

—

UOIT

—

UFV

—

11 11

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185

170

—

124

—

MacEwan

133

Guelph

101

111

1645

Toronto

112

n/a

104

108

1560

UNB

112

1536

Acadia

108

111

115

109

1546

Sask.

UBC

104

Ottawa

McMaster

Windsor

StFX

Sherbrooke

Lethbridge

UPEI

Brock

Regina Saint Mary’s

1427

1377

1342

1301

147

1156

1162

105

1114

1061

1054

984

Academic All- Canadian Totals (1990-2018)

978

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970

Laurentian

892

Victoria

859

York

825

Montréal

—

840

Mt. Allison

YEARS 17

740

90-94 0

94-95 25

95-96 35

96-97 44

97-98 29

98-99 34

99-00 35

00-01 32

01-02 29

02-03 21

03-04 26

04-05 29

05-06 13

06-07 12

07-08 13

08-09 20

09-10 22

10-11 20

11-12 22

12-13 22

13-14 23

14-15 27

15-16 29

16-17 48

17-18 46

TOTAL 656

Moncton

INSTITUTIONS

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Alberta Laurier

239 5

55 2

69 6

64 7

79 17

82 12

98 10

106 19

109 20

98 19

102 19

133 15

141 27

102 29

126 32

111 36

128 32

125 38

124 41

117 39

123 49

128 26

139 40

152 25

158 60

2908 625

McGill Winnipeg

184 25

76 11

66 15

63 12

66 12

62 13

114 14

101 13

144 20

112 20

125 25

144 23

148 29

124 21

136 29

131 20

135 25

98 24

85 12

69 26

90 26

96 34

101 36

93 78

108 39

2671 602

Queen’s Carleton

140 16

52 9

55 10

47 18

61 17

86 19

82 17

81 12

96 44

87 17

105 16

114 20

111 25

119 36

87 33

99 32

118 27

108 24

102 22

98 16

111 27

125 28

143 16

150 39

147 53

2524 593

Western UQTR

90 4

42 0

38 9

49 12

56 18

71 32

101 30

114 22

65 23

65 13

107 7

97 —

91 20

87 22

93 n/a

103 28

113 22

110 31

118 29

132 31

140 31

145 34

144 39

156 72

172 17

2499 546

Laval Memorial

73 22

33 8

31 10

23 11

28 15

38 14

31 14

23 14

80 21

78 14

77 16

93 22

133 24

156 22

145 27

141 17

132 17

127 20

126 23

111 26

115 34

110 27

122 40

119 39

130 43

2275 540

Calgary Lakehead

188 22

66 9

43 7

57 2

68 10

53 8

59 14

107 23

83 6

94 33

87 14

93 24

73 14

82 13

51 21

71 29

90 28

85 37

95 34

99 30

91 28

108 29

117 27

150 22

137 31

2247 515

Waterloo Trent

37 7

28 5

22 18

41 14

69 13

79 13

85 13

93 26

98 8

92 7

105 15

95 16

116 22

98 28

99 23

80 29

92 n/a

99 10

113 53

118 21

120 20

104 19

134 18

16 31

160 39

2193 468

Manitoba TWU

106 —

36 —

35 —

29 —

40 —

54 15

20 23

61 29

54 25

62 30

53 11

66 5

68 3

70 10

79 11

67 12

80 14

98 32

91 31

82 35

100 23

99 50

112 60

126 69

1728 488

Dalhousie Bishop’s

59 8

21 9

21 7

30 11

37 6

32 17

46 16

57 17

70 21

70 13

51 20

73 16

55 15

62 15

75 14

82 14

97 19

96 21

95 20

100 17

88 20

79 21

92 34

60 39

98 31

1646 441

Guelph Concordia

83 26

28 16

27 11

38 13

40 16

38 20

58 28

65 18

70 29

64 26

73 11

68 9

71 12

60 17

60 10

66 13

85 17

72 17

76 15

77 12

72 16

61 16

81 15

101 18

111 20

1645 421

Toronto RMC

112 11

34 1

38 12

46 11

42 11

53 12

42 13

68 19

53 4

50 3

47 20

49 10

57 14

n/a 19

47 17

57 22

80 24

79 20

71 17

99 14

104 19

98 25

92 28

108 24

1560 371

UNB St. Thomas

112 5

29 10

48 6

35 5

33 2

37 15

45 27

43 34

60 13

42 22

53 6

48 3

55 2

51 2

54 2

48 17

60 12

70 13

74 25

87 28

90 24

87 19

85 20

94 14

96 10

1536 336

AcadiaBreton Cape

58 7

19 4

16 3

18 2

26 4

34 15

31 8

38 9

44 6

37 10

45 11

54 14

55 15

61 14

69 18

72 14

76 22

85 21

79 18

91 23

95 22

108 22

111 17

115 15

109 25

1546 339

Sask. UQAM

71 —

29 0

25 0

30 0

35 0

32 0

33 0

46 23

43 n/a

47 n/a

52 —

53 19

46 8

48 8

58 7

71 5

77 4

64 10

81 40

77 45

64 40

76 43

80 44

92 10

97 44

1427 350

UBC Nipissing

104 —

54 —

42 —

53 —

51 0

71 0

64 0

43 13

41 n/a

36 10

42 3

59 —

53 —

49 6

51 n/a

38 n/a

42 13

46 18

51 14

68 15

69 32

59 50

57 61

66 53

68 66

1377 354

Ottawa Ryerson

64 4

20 1

26 0

25 6

30 4

27 3

43 5

48 8

48 4

66 5

60 —

46 3

57 5

51 6

53 5

56 12

51 17

66 7

52 18

46 24

61 15

81 17

86 46

90 46

89 55

1342 316

McMaster Mount Royal

60 47

65 45

76 63

88 37

86 53

86 68

1301 313

Windsor TRU

60 —

15 —

20 —

10 —

23 —

21 —

31 —

34 —

33 —

45 9

50 8

43 7

50 9

46 10

60 13

47 11

56 11

67 10

63 45

74 37

147 25

84 39

1156 234

StFX Brandon

34 7

21 2

17 2

15 2

29 8

25 7

30 10

33 14

39 15

32 6

40 1

53 1

53 5

49 3

57 3

52 6

51 6

54 15

54 11

66 5

51 8

60 6

72 12

78 9

97 11

1162 175

Sherbrooke UBC Okanagan

50 13

43 13

72 16

60 37

85 34

105 38

99 34

1114 185

Lethbridge SFU

98 —

23 —

20 —

22 —

27 —

31 —

29 —

34 2

33 1

40 13

38 10

48 18

45 53

33 14

36 n/a

42 22

30 n/a

42 n/a

44 -

46 69

1061 133

UPEI MacEwan

81 49

64 44

50 35

76 42

1054 170

Brock UOIT

41 —

16 —

20 —

14 —

15 —

10 —

18 —

30 —

36 —

38 —

26 —

36 —

39 —

35 —

42 —

25 6

39 5

48 5

61 4

63 3

60 9

47 6

74 11

70 62

81 13

984 124

Regina UFV

4 —

1 —

9 —

5 —

16 —

23 —

27 —

50 —

52 —

60 —

54 —

33 —

50 10

44 7

42 14

44 6

52 6

46 10

53 8

57 7

78 7

70 9

77 8

978 92

Saint Mary’s UNBC

72 11

66 15

69 15

70 11

74 19

85 20

970 91

Laurentian Algoma

83 22

97 24

89 23

81 24

892 93

Victoria ETS

66 —

21 —

22 —

23 —

26 —

22 —

25 —

27 —

34 2

25 3

21 —

35 —

29 —

43 —

46 —

40 —

37 -

46 0

51 0

859 5

York

Montréal

TOTAL

—

825 840

2489

954

957

1040

1220

1363

1612

1763

1907

1810

1904

2038

2126

2058

2021

2260

2355

2407

2619

2695

2864

3193

3471

3643

3936

54636

Mt. Allison

740

Moncton

656

Laurier

625

Winnipeg

602

Carleton

593

UQTR

—

n/a

546

Memorial

540

Lakehead

515

Trent

n/a

468

TWU

—

488 441

TOTAL:

Bishop’s

Concordia

421

RMC

371

St. Thomas

336

Cape Breton

339

UQAM

—

n/a

—

350

Nipissing

—

n/a

—

n/a

354

Ryerson

—

316

313

234

Mount Royal TRU

—

Brandon

UBC Okanagan SFU

U S10P O RTS 18

—

UOIT

—

UFV

—

11 11

175

185

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170

—

124

—

MacEwan

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Appendix H U SPORTS Football Players of the Week (2018)

WEEK

DATE

OFFENCE

DEFENCE

Aug. 29

Tre Ford & Tyler Ternowski

Skylar LeBlanc Mount Allison

Vincent Breton-Robert Laval

Sept. 5

Adam Sinagra Calgary

Benjamin Carré McGill

Gabe Ferraro Guelph

Sept. 12

Jarryd Taylor Concordia

Payton Hall Saskatchewan

Jadin White-Frayne Acadia

Sept. 19

Adam Sinagra Calgary

Ben Hladik UBC

Quaysie Gordon-Maule Concordia

Sept. 26

Chris Merchant Western

Luke Griese Ottawa

Daniel Diodati Toronto

Oct. 3

Adam Sinagra Calgary

Émile Chênevert Laval

Clark Green Windsor

Oct. 10

Cedric Joseph Western

Mathieu Betts Laval

Keiran Burnham St FX

Oct. 17

Alex Taylor Western

Cord Delinte Regina

Shedler Fervius Saint Mary’s

Oct. 24

Trivel Pinto UBC

Sterling Taylor Calgary

Niko DiFonte Calgary

Oct. 31

Michael O’Connor UBC

Kent Hicks Manitoba

Niko DiFonte Calgary

Nov. 7

Jordan Socholotiuk St FX

Mackenzie Ferguson Western

Alex Basilis Calgary

Nov. 14

Tyler Chow Saskatchewan

Fraser Sopik Western

Sean Stenger Saskatchewan

Nov. 21

Hugo Richard Laval

Kean Harelimana Laval

Benoit GagnonBrousseau

Nov. 28

Hugo Richard Laval

Adam Auclair Laval

David Côté Laval

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Appendix I U SPORTS Athletes of the Week (2018-19)

WEEK

DATE

NAME

SPORT

SCHOOL

Jace Kotsopoulos

Men’s Soccer

University of Guelph

Emma Lefebvre

Women’s Soccer

University of Ottawa

Johnathan Ardell

Men’s Soccer

Royal Military College

Laura Veilleux

Women’s Soccer

Université de Sherbrooke

Caleb Clarke

Men’s Soccer

University of British Columbia

Lauren Houghton

Women’s Soccer

University of Calgary

Mark Patton

Men’s Cross Country

University of Guelph

Jaslan Stirling

Field Hockey

York University

Easton Ongaro

Men’s Soccer

University of Alberta

Meggie Dargis

Women’s Cross Country

McGill University

Brad van Schubert

Men’s Ice Hockey

Royal Military College

Seina Kashima

Women’s Soccer

Trinity Western University

Brendan Jacome

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of Ottawa

Rachel Baird

Women’s Soccer

University of Victoria

Bradley Schoonbaert

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of Calgary

Christina Morelli

Women’s Soccer

York University

Sept. 5

Sept. 12

Sept. 19

Sept. 26

Oct. 3

Oct. 10

Oct. 17

Oct. 24

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DATE

NAME

SPORT

SCHOOL

Jean-Simon Desgagnés

Men’s Cross Country

Université Laval

Stephanie Roberts

Women’s Soccer

McMaster University

Kadre Gray

Men’s Basketball

Laurentian University

Amira Giannattasio

Women’s Basketball

University of Victoria

Frédéric Lajoie-Gravelle

Men’s Soccer

Université de Montréal

Brogan MacDougall

Women’s Cross Country

Queen’s University

Banky Alade

Men’s Basketball

University of Guelph

Isabel Sarty

Women’s Swimming

Dalhousie University

Markus Thormeyer

Men’s Swimming

University of British Columbia

Kelsey Wog

Women’s Swimming

University of Manitoba

Sean Tarver

Men’s Basketball

University of Winnipeg

Erin Locke

Women’s Ice Hockey

York University

Reece Dixon

Men’s Volleyball

Brandon University

Abby Clarke

Women’s Ice Hockey

St. Thomas University

Anthony Repaci

Men’s Ice Hockey

Saint Mary’s University

Tory Micklash

Women’s Ice Hockey

University of British Columbia

Ali Sow

Men’s Basketball

Wilfrid Laurier University

Katerine Savard

Women’s Swimming

Université de Montréal

JV Mukama

Men’s Basketball

Ryerson University

Kiera Van Ryk

Women’s Volleyball

University of British Columbia

Oct. 31

Nov. 7

Nov. 14

Nov. 21

Nov. 28

Dec. 5

Jan. 9

Jan. 16

Jan. 23

Jan. 30

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DATE

NAME

SPORT

SCHOOL

Ameen Aghamirian

Men’s Wrestling

McMaster University

Fabiana Petricca

Women’s Ice Hockey

Dalhousie University

Brad Hildenbrandt

Men’s Wrestling

University of Fraser Valley

Kylie Masse

Women’s Swimming

University of Toronto

Chase Marchand

Men’s Ice Hockey

Saint Francis Xavier University

Mary Fay

Women’s Curling

Queen’s University

Markus Thormeyer

Men’s Swimming

University of British Columbia

Kylie Masse

Women’s Swimming

University of Toronto

Zach Sawchenko

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of Alberta

Haley McDonald

Women’s Basketball

Acadia University

Austin Cole

Men’s Track and Field

University of Alberta

Linnaea Harper

Women’s Basketball

McMaster University

Alex Dubeau

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

Kiera Van Ryk

Women’s Volleyball

University of British Columbia

Cameron Goodkey

Men’s Curling

Carleton University

Kira Brunton

Women’s Curling

Laurentian University

Feb. 6

Feb. 13

Feb. 20

Feb. 27

Mar. 6

Mar. 13

Mar. 20

Mar. 27

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Appendix J U SPORTS Athletes of the Month (2018-19)

YEAR SEPTEMBER 2018

OCTOBER 2018

NOVEMBER 2018 JANUARY 2019 FEBRUARY 2019 MARCH 2019

ATHLETE

SPORT

SCHOOL

Jace Kotsopolous

Men’s Soccer

University of Guelph

Taejah Thompson

Rugby

University of Calgary

Kameron Kielly

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of Prince Edward Island

Stephanie Roberts

Women’s Soccer

McMaster University

Ali Sow

Men’s Basketball

Wilfrid Laurier University

Hannah Brown

Women’s Basketball

Cape Breton University

Ali Sow

Men’s Basketball

Wilfrid Laurier University

Erica Fryer

Women’s Ice Hockey

University of Toronto

Kris Bennett

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

Kylie Masse

Women’s Swimming

University of Toronto

Alex Dubeau

Men’s Ice Hockey

University of New Brunswick

Haley McDonald

Women’s Basketball

Acadia University

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Top 8 nominee Adam Sinagra at the annual Vanier Cup Gala, receiving the HEC Crighton Award, representing U SPORTS’ Most Outstanding Football Player of the Year (Credit: Mathieu Bélanger / U SPORTS).

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ADDRESS

NAME

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ONTARIO UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS 3305 Harvester Rd, Unit 2, Burlington, ON Phone: (905) 635 5510 Fax: (905) 635 5820

RÉSEAU DU SPORT ÉTUDIANT DU QUÉBEC 4545 Pierre-De Coubertin Avenue Montreal, Quebec H1V 0B2 Phone: (514) 252 3300 Fax: (514) 254 3292 Email: info@rseq.ca

INFO

Graham Brown President and Chief Executive Officer

gbrown@usports.ca (905) 508 3000 x230

Lisette Johnson-Stapley Chief Sport Officer (CSO)

sring@usports.ca (905) 508 3000 x244

Scott Ring Manager, Sport Technical & National Championships

thahto@usports.ca (905) 508 3000 x237

Jocelyn Falbo Manager, Operations and Events

jfalbo@usports.ca (905) 508 3000 x 261

Zach Weese Sport Administrator

zweese@usports.ca (905) 508 3000 x234

Phillip M. Currie Executive Director, AUS

pcurrie@atlanticuniversitysport.com (902) 425 4235

Laura Kelly Office Coordinator, AUS

lkelly@atlanticuniversitysport.com

Rocky Olfert Managing Director, CW

rocky.olfert@canadawest.org (604) 751 1970

Basil Hughton Associate Director of Sport, CW

basil.hughton@canadawest.org (306) 381 7666

Gord Grace CEO, OUA

gord.grace@oua.ca (905) 635 7470

Scott Barker President, OUA

(905) 721 8668 x 2548

Matthew Davies Director of Sport, OUA

matthew.davies@oua.ca (905) 635 5510 x 203

Gustave Roel President and Chief Executive Officer

groel@rseq.ca (514) 252 3300 x3600

Robin Verreault Coordinator, University Programs

rverreault@rseq.ca (514) 252 3300 x3826

Benoit Doloreux Director, University Programs

bdoloreux@rseq.ca (514) 252 3300 x3595

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