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BY SCOTT MACDONALD

In what was undoubtedly one of the fastest awards banquets of all time, UPEI student athletes got their moment inthe sun. Last Tuesday night at the Charlottetown Hotel, the 25th annual varsity athletic honours night was a fast-paced success. The evening

was a tribute to all those who have donned the green and white of the various UPEI varsity teams in the past year.

The two top trophy winners of the evening were field hockey’s Kathie McNally and basketball’s Raham Dixon.

McNally, a graduating science student, had her name mentioned many times over the course of the night as she took home prizes for being both the female athlete of the year and the winner of the prestigious Gordon and Murial Bennett award which goes to the student who best combines athletic achievement and academic excellence. McNally also took home not only the CIAU James Bayer Memorial scholarship, but also All-Canadian status in field hockey to go along with her Academic All-Canadian all-star award. If you thought that there must be something that she can’t do, think again, because she teaches Sunday school as well as planning for medical school next fall.

Raham Dixon’s three years at UPEI have been ones of great personal success, but I know that he would trade it all for an AUAA title anda shot at playing in the CIAU's. Dixon, who came here after two years at FloridaA&M, has been the offensive focus of the Panthers basketball team for the past three years. He has been named All-AUAA first team twice;4

during his first year here at

UPEI. Dixon also won the MVP for

the Panthers b’ball team. Other multiple winners included Soccer’s Adrian Tompkins who captured the Offensive and Defensive player of the year, to go along with the MVP for the Varsity soccer team and the Mickey Place Student Union award. Tompkins was also named All-

AUAA-- the only thing he didn’t win was a door prize, but if there had been one he would probably have captured that as well. Hockey’s K.J. White capped an excellent season with the Panthers as he took home an Al11-AUAA trophy to fill out his mantlepiece with his other awards, which included: Most Dedicated Hockey Player, Top Scorer, and hockey’s MVP. White was one of the most sportsmanlike members of the team this year, and gave 110% every night while he was on the

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Other team MVP’s include Field Hockey-Krista Munroe Women’s Soccer-Stella Teoli Volleyball-Kelly Colwill Women’s B’ball-Hillary Watson

UPEI president C.W.J. Eli could not resist taking one la: at the «CIAU selecti

committee; ‘‘Tonight has n been marked by any concern | marketability. Tonight athlet: have won because they deserve | Wann.

The night closed with t assembled masses singing (rath off-key) a Happy Birthday wish President Eliot’s wife, who w celebrating her birthday. all award winners and to tho who play, congratulations | another fine season; and graduating seniors, the best luck in your future endeavors

Rugby news UPEI Rugby season wraps u

The UPEI Men‘s Rugby team made a strong showing in league play this season, losing in the final game to UNB, a team which they had beaten, earlier in the season.

The team travelled to Truro for the International Indoor Sevens tournament on March 11- 13, losing to the five-time tournament champions 3-2. They later went on to defeat the Loyalist Rugby Club by a score of 1-nil. In the quarter finals the Panthers lost to the Charlottetown Abbies 1-nil.

Fun was had by all in Truro. A fond farewell to retiring prop Mark Costello: He will be missed

to his leadership, and his beer swilling attitude. Rookie Ian

Johnston matured on and offt field this year, becoming one the most outspoken members oft team.

The 1994 fall season sho be successful for the Panthe! with a large forward lineup veterans and newcomers alii The backs should be tough to P with returning players Ad Carr, Chris Buote, Ian John* and the speedy Stewart (bal boy) Berry. Congratulations the nomination of Sean 0’ Hall to the position of preside taking over from the caP veteran Craig Hanlon. A B farewell is sent out to vetél

{cee gorwith Second ‘team nénade” Br aha OPENS Febra with regard§'*'Kurt" Kinpinskis* whé will

missed by all for his sens humour.