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Posted: October 29, 2007

Athletics: 2007 Athletics Canada Award Nominees

Monday, October 29, 2007

OTTAWA - Athletics Canada announced today the nominees for the 2007 awards.  The winners will be chosen by an awards committee and presented at the Technical Congress in Toronto on Saturday November 24.

Please follow this link to see a description of Athletics Canada’s awards.

2007 Award Nominees

Jack Davies Trophy
Overall Athlete of the Year

Name

Hometown

Accomplishment

Perdita Felicien

Pickering, ON

2nd - 100mH - World Championships

Brooke Pighin

Port Alberni, BC

2nd - Javelin - National Track and Field Championships

Chantal Petitclerc

Montreal, QC

1st - 1500m - World Championships

Gary Reed

Victoria, BC

2nd - 800m - World Championships

Michelle Stilwell

Nanoose Bay, BC

1st - 400m – IWAS World Championships

 

Cal D. Bricker Trophy
Single Outstanding Performance of the Year

Adam Kunkel

Paisley, ON

1st - 400mH - Pan American Games

Brooke Pighin

Port Alberni, BC

2nd - Javelin - National Track and Field Championships

Gary Reed

Victoria, BC

2nd - 800m - World Championships

 

Phil Edwards Trophy
Best Track Athlete of the Year

Diane Cummins

Victoria, BC

1st - 800m - Pan American Games

Adam Kunkel

Paisley, ON

1st - 400mH - Pan American Games

Chantal Petitclerc

Montreal, QC

1st - 1500m - World Championships

Gary Reed

Victoria, BC

2nd - 800m - World Championships

Michelle Stilwell

Nanoose Bay, BC

1st - 100m, 200m, 400m , 800m - IWAS World Championships

 

FNA Rowell Trophy
Best Field Athlete of the Year

Dylan Armstrong

Kamloops, BC

1st - Shot Put - Pan American Games

Brooke Pighin

Port Alberni, BC

2nd - Javelin - Canadian Track and Field Championships

Stefanie Reid

Thornhill, ON

2nd - Long Jump - IWAS World Championships

James Steacy

Lethbridge, AB

1st - Hammer Throw - Pan American Games

Jessica Zelinka

London, ON

1st - Heptathlon - Pan American Games

 

Fred Begley Trophy
Best off - Track Athlete of the Year

Lindsay Carson

Cambridge, ON

1st – 4km – NACAC Junior Cross Country Championships

Evan Dunfee

Richmond, BC

1st - 10km Race Walk - Western Canada Summer Games

Malindi Elmore

Kelowna, BC

1st - 6km NACAC Cross Country Championships

Diane Roy

Hatley, QC

1st - Marathon - Canadian Marathon Championships

 

Combined Events Award
Best Athlete of the Year in Combined Events

Jessica Zelinka

London, ON

1st - Heptathlon - Pan American Games

 

Eric E. Coy Trophy
Best Junior Athlete of the Year

Lindsay Carson

Cambridge, ON

2nd - 1500m - Pan American Juniors

Andrew Heaney

Toronto, ON

1st - 800m - Pan American Juniors

Jenna Martin

Bridgewater, NS

2nd - 400m - Pan American Juniors

Jessica O’Connell

Calgary, AB

3rd - 3000m - Pan American Juniors

Brooke Pighin

Port Alberni, BC

2nd - Javelin - Canadian Track and Field Championships

Joel Senick

Saskatoon, SK

2nd - 400m - Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships

Brianne Theisen

Humboldt, SK

1st - Heptathlon - Pan American Juniors

Danelle Woods

Ottawa, ON

1st - 3000m Steeplechase - Pan American Juniors

 

Myrtle Cook Trophy
Best Youth Athlete of the Year

Amilia Di Chiara

York, ON

2nd - 100mH - National Legion Championships

Evan Dunfee

Richmond, BC

1st - 10km Race Walk - Vancouver RW (Pending Canadian Record)

Natalie Geiger

Stouffville, ON

5th - 400m - World Youth Championships

Gabriel El Hanbli

Repentigny, QC

1st - 400mH - National Legion Championships

Jacob Houlton

Langley, BC

1st - Pentathlon - British Columbia Championships

Aleksander Kuternin

Toronto, ON

1st - 3000m, 1500m - National Legion Championships

Loudia Laarman

Lethbridge, AB

2nd - Medley Relay - World Youth Championships

Julie Labonté

Ste-Justine, QC

New Pending Canadian Youth Shot Put Record

Genevieve Lalonde

Moncton, NB

10th - 1500m - World Youth Championships

Thomas Morrison

Port Perry, ON

12th - 1500m - World Youth Championships

Christabel Nettey

Surrey, BC

1st -  Long Jump - National Legion Championships

Erin O’Brien

Newfoundland

3rd - Discus - Provincial Legion Championships

Jessica Parry

London, ON

1st - 800m - OFSAA

Angus Taylor

Richmond, BC

1st - Hammer Throw - Canadian Junior Championships

Branden Wilhelm

Woodstock, ON

1st - High Jump - National Legion Championships (Meet Record)

 

Fred Tees Trophy
Best University Athlete of the Year

Megan Brown

Toronto, ON

Undefeated in NCAA and CIS in 2007

Geoff Kerr

Calgary, AB

Male CIS Track Athlete of the year

Mike Mason

Nanoose Bay, BC

1st - High Jump - Canadian Track and Field Championships

James Steacy

Lethbridge, AB

Hammer Throw - Broke Canadian record 3 times (Pending AC Approval)

Jessica Zelinka

London, ON

Female CIS Track Athlete of the year

 

Wheelchair Para-Athlete Award
Top Para-Athlete in Wheelchair Events

Josh Cassidy

Port Elgin, ON

1st - 5000m - Canadian Track and Field Championships

Brent Lakatos

Dorval, QC

Set 3 new Canadian Records in the 100m, 200m and 400m (Pending AC Approval)

Chantal Petitclerc

Montreal, QC

Broke 200m and 1500m World records

Michelle Stilwell

Nanoose Bay, BC

1st - 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m - IWAS World Championships

 

Ambulatory Para-Athlete Award
Top Para-Athlete in Ambulatory Events

Jason Dunkerley

Ottawa, ON

Set 800m and 1500m Canadian records (Pending AC Approval)

Stefanie Reid

Thornhill, ON

Broke Long Jump Canadian record 5 times (Pending AC Approval)

 

Coach Award
Outstanding Coach of the Year

Sandy Cooper-Ryder

London, ON

Under her leadership, LLTFC broke 24 provincial & Canadian records

Wynn Gmitroski

Victoria, BC

28 Years of coaching in athletics, 4 Olympics, 12 WCH, 5 CWG

Peter Lawless

Victoria, BC

Supported Wheelchair athletics for > 20 yrs

Doug Mitchell

Sackville, NS

7 out of 9 of his athletes won medals at Legion Championships.

Tom Nielsen

Coquitlam, BC

Big contributor for junior / youth throws development athletes in BC

Kevin Tyler

Edmonton, AB

Director of CACC, implemented sport-science training techniques for high performance athletes

Athletics Canada is the national sport governing body for the sport of track and field including cross-country running, road running and road racing. Its purpose is the pursuit of leadership, development and competition that ensures world-level performance in athletics.


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