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Outstanding Contribution Trophy (Golden Bears Track & Field MVP) Donated by the 1974 U of A Track & Field team in appreciation of the efforts of Brian McCalder, who coached the team between 1970 and 1974. Year Name Year Name 1974-75 Damien Gynane 1991-92 Rob Swartz 1975-76 Darrell Menard 1992-93 Rob Swartz 1976-77 Simon Brane/Gerry Swan 1993-94 Ran Huget 1977-78 Dan Biocchi 1994-95 Darcy Molstad 1978-79 Gerry Swan 1995-96 Rohan Neil 1979-80 Brian McFadden 1996-97 Kevin Olson 1980-81 Ian Newhouse 1997-98 Kevin Olson 1981-82 Ian Newhouse 1998-99 Murray Heber 1982-83 David Alton/Vlad Dzavik 1999-00 Murray Heber/Grant Chapman 1983-84 Danny Lanovaz 2000-01 Murray Heber 1984-85 Brian Monaghan 2001-02 Grant Chapman 1985-86 Danny Lanovaz 2002-03 Grant Chapman 1986-87 Angus McDonald 2003-04 Rob Fisher 1987-88 Jason Chamney 2004-05 Neville Wright 1988-89 Jason Chamney 2005-06 Matt Doherty 1989-90 Jason Chamney 2006-07 Eric Leydon 1990-91 Oral Ogilvie 2007-08 Marcus Cunningham 2008-09 Darren McDonald 2009-10 Jaden Ostapowich 2010-11 Jaden Ostapowich 2011-12 Stephen McPhee Gabor Simonyi Trophy (Pandas/Golden Bears T&F Field Events Outstanding Contributor) Born and raised in Hungary, Simonyi excelled in athletics, especially as a jumper, from a young age. He emigrated to the UK and eventually Iceland, heading up the National Team at each stop before moving to Canada, where he became a high school teacher and athletic coach in North Battleford, SK. He was named Golden Bears and Pandas Head Coach in the summer of 1975 and held the position for nine years, retiring after the 1983-84 season. Soon after retirement he donated the Field Events trophy while remaining involved in the local athletic community. He retired to B.C., where he passed away early in the new millennium. Year Name Year Name 1985-86 Danny Lanovaz 1996-97 John Kistenkas 1986-87 Nancy Gillis 1997-98 Murray Heber 1987-88 no team 1998-99 Jason Woycheshyn 1988-89 Jane Cox 1999-00 Grant Chapman/Murray Heber 1989-90 Jane Cox 2000-01 Murray Heber 1990-91 Oral O’Gilvie 2001-02 Darren Peters 1991-92 Oral O’Gilvie 2002-03 Jesse Smith 1992-93 Jonathan Moyle 2003-04 Jamie Johnson 1993-94 Ran Huget 2004-05 Jenilee Way 1994-95 Cory Choma 2005-06 Matt Doherty 1995-96 Ran Huget 2006-07 Matt Doherty 2007-08 Matt Doherty 2008-09 Amanda Schneck 2009-10 Lindsey Bergevin 2010-11 Stephen McPhee 2011-12 Smith Wright
The President’s Cup (Pandas Volleyball MVP) Formerly the Ms. Audrey Carson Ackroyd Outstanding Athlete Award, it was first awarded in 1974-75. The current trophy was created after the 1994-95 season to honour the first University of Alberta CIAU National Championship team. Year Name Year Name 1974-75 Susie Seaborn/Laurie Leveille 1991-92 Sherry Parkhurst 1975-76 Chris Cummins 1992-93 Deb Dyson 1976-77 Diane Shudra 1993-94 Deb Dyson 1977-78 Debbie Ophus 1994-95 Miroslava Pribylova 1978-79 Mary Young 1995-96 Miroslava Pribylova 1979-80 Karen Sharratt 1996-97 Shandra Doran 1980-81 Adri Meeuwissen 1997-98 Cheri Lansdown 1981-82 Tracy Mills 1998-99 Jenny Cartmell 1982-83 Debra Covey/Adri Meeuwissen 1999-00 Christy Torgerson 1983-84 Suzie Bocock 2000-01 Heather Buckmaster 1984-85 Brenda Kadatz 2001-02 Jossann Mackenzie 1985-86 Trudy Antoniuk 2002-03 Larissa Cundy 1986-87 Brenda Kadatz 2003-04 Larissa Cundy 1987-88 Shelly Brewster 2004-05 Larissa Cundy 1988-89 Colleen Pistawka 2005-06 Tawana Wardlaw 1989-90 Colleen Pistawka 2006-07 Tiffany Dodds 1990-91 Colleen Pistawka 2007-08 Daryll Roper 2008-09 Jocelyn Blair 2009-10 Tiffany Proudfoot 2010-11 Jaki Ellis 2011-12 Jaki Ellis Costa Chrysanthou Memorial Trophy (Golden Bears Volleyball MVP) Awarded annually to the Golden Bears Volleyball player who contributes most to the team and more recently considered the team’s MVP trophy. Chrysanthou was a Golden Bears football player (#56) in 1948 when he teamed with future Premier Peter Lougheed and star player Harry Hobbs to compile a 5-1-0 record. He was an off-campus coach for Golden Bears Volleyball at the time of his untimely passing in the late 1960s. Egyptian born, he graduated from the U of A’s Faculty of Engineering in the mid-1950s, after which he worked for the City of Edmonton. Year Name Year Name 1977-78 Kevin Speer 1992-93 Jason Shenkariuk 1978-79 Terry Danyluk 1993-94 Chad Hatala 1979-80 Terry Danyluk 1994-95 Greg Proctor 1980-81 Terry Danyluk 1995-96 Greg Proctor/Doug Bruce 1981-82 Dave Wilson 1996-97 Doug Bruce 1982-83 Jim Repchuk/Dave Wilson 1997-98 Murray Grapentine 1983-84 Rick Hayes 1998-99 Murray Grapentine 1984-85 Jim Schubert 1999-00 Nathan Bennett/Colin Stephenson 1985-86 John MacKinnon 2000-01 Scott Emslie 1986-87 Troy Lorenson 2001-02 Ryan Taylor/Sandy Henderson 1987-88 Dean Kakoschke 2002-03 Pascal Cardinal 1988-89 Dean Kakoschke 2003-04 Brock Davidiuk/Nicholas Cundy 1989-90 Dean Kakoschke 2004-05 Nicholas Cundy 1990-91 Dean Kakoschke 2005-06 Brock Davidiuk 1991-92 Dean Kakoschke 2006-07 Joel Schmuland 2007-08 Brock Pehar 2008-09 Joel Schmuland 2009-10 Thomas Jarmoc 2010-11 Tanner Nault 2011-12 Mitch Irvine
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