THE UPEI SUN,Thursday,March 15,1979,Page 5

Af-NZ‘T'HJE‘R T0 %: ll — Canadian

team records.

His selection as ALL- CANADIAN comes as a great tribute to his play this

career he was named tournanent all—star once, rookie of the year, most valuable player, all—

recent weeks in capturing high honors. The Panthers senior defenceman has been selected as a unanimous

Hockey Panther team cap— tain Wilfred Machmald has continued the trend of

ALL-CANADIAN.

Although runors had been abound, confirmation was received today that Wilfred had indeed been selected to the team. In addition, he was rurmer—up in the balloting for the Sullivan award, emblematic of the nation's top college hockey player.

For MacDouald it is another in a long list of

conference three tines, Pondorosa Cup champion three tines, athlete of the month twice, Athlete of the year as well as league M.V.P.

It has been a career that has seen him perform at a level that has been un— paralleled thus far in UPEI hockey history. He has been the cornerstone of the program, playing al—

year. Coming down the

stretd1 he was a dominant force and led the team in scoring for the last seven regular season games and the three playoff games.

achievements that have been acccnplished since his arrival four years ago. During the course of his

most 50 minutes a game throughout his career. He has never missed a game and holds or shares several

ALL-CONEERENCE TEAM

Wi lfred Mac Donald

As coach Jack Hynes comments he was the key to the team's success; "Wilfred was just J super in the final half of the year. When we were down he picked us up and really took a lot of the pressure off some of our forwards. I am very pleased to see him honored in this way. He is a most deserving Choice."

As was the case with our previous ALL—CANADIANS (MIKE LYRIUI‘OKIS & LARRY MCGHEE) it marks the first time that UPEI has had an ALL- CANADIAN in that sport. And it also is fitting, as was the case with the other two, that the hnor caps off - great careers at UPEI.

The official presentation

DAVE KHERMIE‘‘MacNEIL ALYSON MAXWELL During the. past couple of In addition ' freshman coach to gain league honors. will be made Saturday in -- s we have saluted a number Dave "Hermie" MacNeill was He was the man behind the mntreal, site of the

our outstanding male athletes chosen as thé coach of the year-resurgence of women's basket- national tournament. .. have received league henors, For Maxwell and MacIean the ball here at UPEI and it was

Unfortmately we were not selections cap off a fine very nice to see him justly . - that our Lady Panthers year in which they led their rewarded for his efforts.

re also walking up star team to a perfect 20—0 won

n . Basketball players lost'record. They were

I ison Mamell and Heather drivmg forces in every game clean have been named to and were without a doubt the

Ir all—conference team. key ingredient? in an ~ these players were awesome offen51ve attack.

lected to the first team in Coach MacNeill became ‘ western division. ' the second UPEI coach

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