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Columbia Athletics Hosts 98th Annual Varsity C Celebration
5/7/2019 10:00:00 PM | General
Victor Pham, Iman Blow take home Maniatty Awards; Jonathan Suckow and Sylvie Binder win Campbell Awards and Teddy Lombardo and Sienna Durr are Rookie of the Year honorees.
NEW YORK – Six major Columbia Athletics awards along with a variety of other honors were presented to Columbia student-athletes and teams at the 98th edition of the Varsity C Celebration held Tuesday evening at Roone Arledge Auditorium in Lerner Hall.
Taking home the prestigious Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Awards, which are given annually to the top senior male and female student-athletes in recognition for their outstanding Columbia careers were senior men's tennis player Victor Pham and senior women's fencer Iman Blow.
In its fourth year of existence, the William V. Campbell Performer of the Year was presented to one male and one female student-athlete who demonstrated superior athletic ability during the 2018-19 academic year. This year, the recipients were sophomore men's diver Jonathan Suckow and sophomore women's fencer Sylvie Binder.
Two student-athletes were given Rookie of the Year Awards for top student-athletes in their first-year with Columbia Athletics: first-year men's fencer Teddy Lombardo and first-year women's basketball player Sienna Durr.
The Women's Lacrosse team earned the Paul E. Fernandes Community Service Award, which is presented to the varsity sports program which achieves the most significant contributions and notable service to the University and local communities during each academic year. The Lions Cup, which honors the most outstanding team on the basis of points in several categories including academic, athletic, personal and social responsibility was given to the Women's Cross Country and Track and Field Team. The Karen Blank Award, which honors the top senior female student-athlete enrolled at Barnard College who exemplifies the qualities of academic success, athletic achievement, strong sporting behavior & commitment to community, was given to rower Isabella Zionts. Senior lacrosse player Lindsey Ewertsen was named Columbia Athletics' Leader of the Year.
The watch presentations for the Columbia senior student-athletes earning the highest cumulative grade point averages with at least two varsity letters. Women's swimmer Maureen Rakovec earned the Marion R. Philips Watch and men's soccer player Pierce Pomykal earned the Dwight D. Eisenhower Watch.
Two alumni members were also featured at the event as Athletics Alumni Award recipients: former men's tennis player Rajeev Emany '05CC, and former women's diver Tina Steck '80BC.
The event also featured a music video depicting members of the coaching staff lip syncing Panic! At the Disco "High Hopes," a live magic show from senior football player Patrick Eby, a tribute video honoring Bid Goswami, who will retire from coaching the men's tennis team this summer and several student-made videos.
Columbia University Athletics closes each academic year with its annual year-end Varsity C Celebration and awards ceremony. Modeled after the popular ESPYs awards show, the Varsity C Celebration serves as the final gathering of the academic year for all of 800-plus Columbia's student-athletes with the purpose of showcasing their achievements and milestones. In addition to the presentation of several major awards, the evening also featured videos and highlights celebrating major moments and achievements accomplished this year.
SNY's Sal Licata served as master of ceremonies for the event.
MAJOR AWARD WINNERS PROFILES
CONNIE S. MANIATTY OUTSTANDING SENIOR STUDENT-ATHLETES
Victor Pham, Senior, Men's Tennis
Ranked as high as No. 7 nationally in both singles and doubles … With his No. 7 national singles ranking on Feb. 18, 2018, became Columbia's highest-ever ranked singles player … Advanced to NCAA Individuals Singles Round in 2018 and qualified for NCAA singles tournament in 2017 … Won 2017 ITA Northeast Region singles title … Two-time Ivy League Player of the Year (2018 and 2019) … Three-time First Team All-Ivy League selection … Four-time All-Ivy League selection (Second Team as a first-year) … Guided Columbia to four straight Ivy League Championships and four straight NCAA Tournaments … Led the Lions to back-to-back NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen appearances in 2018 and 2019 … Accumulated 84-40 all-time career singles record and 61-25 career doubles record … Went 14-3 as No. 1 singles player in 2018-19, 25-11 as a junior, 23-12 as a sophomore, 19-10 as a first-year … Earned Spring Academic All-Ivy League honors in 2018 and most likely will earn the honor in 2019.
Iman Blow, Senior, Women's Fencing (Foil)
Won 2018 NCAA Individual Foil Championship … Placed third at 2019 NCAA Championship Meet in foil with an 18-4 record … Three-time All-American … Two-time First Team All-American (2018 and 2019) and Second Team All-American in 2017 … As the Lions' team captain, led the Lions to the 2019 NCAA team fencing title … Two-time NCAA Northeast Regional Champion and Gold Medalist in foil (2018 and 2018) … Won Silver Medal (2017) and Bronze Medal (2016) at NCAA Regional … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League selection (2018 and 2019) … Accumulated a 172-38 career record in foil … Went 42-8 as a senior, 44-7 as a junior, 34-12 as a sophomore and 52-11 as a first-year … Two-time Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2018 and 2019).
WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL PERFORMER OF THE YEAR (2018-19)
Jonathan Suckow, Men's Diving
First Team All-American in the 3-Meter … Won Zone A Champion in 1-Meter and finished as runner-up in the 3-Meter … First Team All-Ivy League honoree in both the 1-Meter and 3-Meter … Earned 2019 Winter Academic All-Ivy League honors … Earned 2019 Herbert E. Vollmer Memorial Award … Reset his own 3-Meter school and Uris Pool records vs. Princeton (452.02) … Also broke the school's 1-Meter and Uris Pool records vs. Princeton (432.76), topping Mark Fichera's previous record of 406.50 set in 2001 … Placed fifth on 3-Meter at the 2019 NCAA Championships with a score of 396.55 to earn First Team All-America honors for the first time in his career … His fifth place finish on the 3-Meter was Columbia's highest national finish in an event in 36 years … Also finished 22nd on the 1-Meter at the NCAA Championships … Swept the springboard events at the Ivy League Championships for the second straight year and repeated as the Karl B. Michael High Point Diver of the Meet for his efforts … Went undefeated in regular season dual meets.
Sylvie Binder, Women's Fencing (Foil)
Won 2019 NCAA Individual foil championship … Named a 2019 First Team All-American … Finished 19-3 at NCAA Championships … Helped lead Fencing to the 2019 NCAA Team Title … Placed second at Northeast Regional in foil … Won individual Ivy League Championship in foil … Earned First Team All-Ivy League honors … Led the Lions to the Ivy League women's fencing team title … Concluded year with a 42-3 overall record … Finished a perfect 13-0 in Ivy League competition during the regular season … Earned Winter 2019 Academic All-Ivy League honors … Two-time First Team All-American … Two-time Ivy League champion … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League honoree … Has compiled a 79-9 career record in foil and 26-1 career record in Ivy League competition.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Teddy Lombardo, First-Year, Men's Fencing
2019 NCAA runner-up in the epee … First Team All-American selection as a first-year … Concluded NCAA Championship with a 16-7 overall record … Helped guide Columbia to the 2019 NCAA team fencing national title … Finished in ninth place at the 2019 NCAA Northeast Regional (epee) … Concluded year with 23-13 overall record during the regular season and 7-2 Ivy League record … Helped the Lions capture the 2019 Ivy League men's title.
Sienna Durr, First-Year, Women's Basketball
Earned U.S. Basketball Writers Association National Freshman of the Week honors … Honored with the All-Met Women's NCAA Division I Rookie of the Year Award … Named 2019 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, the first player in school history to achieve that honor … Earned Second Team All-Ivy League honors, the first first-year to receive that honor … Six-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week honoree, which tied a program record … Scored a freshman record 392 points on the year … Became the first first-year since Edytte Key in 2001-02 to lead the team in both scoring (14.5 ppg.) and rebounding (6.2) … Earned Ivy League Player of the Week honors on Dec. 3 … Ranked No. 2 among NCAA freshmen in field goal percentage (.487) and ranked among the nation's top-10 in scoring … Finished the year with 20 double-figure scoring games, six 20-point games and four double-doubles.
VARSITY C CELEBRATION 2018-19 TEAM AWARDS
ARCHERY (2018 WINNER)
Archery Award – Sophia Strachan '20CC
BASEBALL (2018 WINNERS)
Lou Gehrig MVP Award – Randell Kanemaru '18CC
Joseph P. Allen Memorial Award – Ryan Marks '17CC
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Raymond J. Fullerton Memorial Award – Gabe Stefanini '21CC
Sheldon B. Preschel Memorial Award – Jake Killingsworth '20CC
Jason Wachob Award – CJ Davis '19CC
Feinberg Family Award – Peter Barba '19CC
Walter H. Bernson Memorial Award – Quinton Adlesh '19CC
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Most Valuable Player – Janiya Clemmons '20CC
CROSS COUNTRY
Women's Kathy Shiels Memorial Award: Libby Kokes
Men's Men's Cross Country Award: Tyler Italiano
FENCING
James Murray Memorial Trophy – Teddy Lombardo '22CC
Kestler Award – Anne Cebula '20BC (Women), Sidarth Kumbla '21 (Men)
Women's Fencing Award – Sylvie Binder '21CC
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey Award – Katie Dempsey '19CC
Lion Pride Award – Katie Dempsey '19CC
FOOTBALL
Class of 1913 Memorial Cup – Ryan Gilbert '19CC
Phil Fusco Memorial Award – Landon Baty '19CC
David W. Smyth Memorial Cup – Daniel DeLorenzi '20CC
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF
William Terminello Award (Men) – John Robertson '21CC, Daniel Core '22CC
William Terminello Award (Women) – Amy Ding '19CC
LACROSSE
Adrian Walters Award – Lindsey Ewertsen '19CC
HEAVYWEIGHT ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize – Kyle Fram '20SEAS
William B. Sanford Award – Alex Hedge '19CC
Richard Goodridge Jackson Memorial Prize – Ben Tilden '19CC
LIGHTWEIGHT ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize – Jeff Monahan '18CC
Robert Harron Memorial Bowl – Ben Landis '18CC
WOMEN'S ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Women's Rowing Award – Charlotte Buck '18CC
Edward Hewitt Award – Caroline Herriman '18CC, Oriana Marcial '18CC
MEN'S SOCCER
Rocco Commisso Award – Kynan Rocks '19CC
Soccer Alumni Award – Dylan Castanheira '19CC
Vorkas Award – Pierce Pomykal '19CC
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Ali Ahern Memorial Award – Amayla Johnson '20CC
Class of 1994 Award – Emma Anderson '19CC
SOFTBALL (2018 WINNERS)
Softball Award – Taylor Troutt '18CC
Carol A. Dodge Award – Madison Gott '18CC
SQUASH
Men's Squash Award– James Wyatt '22CC
Women's Squash award- Maddie O'Connor '19CC
Kenneth W. Torrey Citizenship Award – Maddie O'Connor '19CC
MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Robert E. Vollmer Memorial Award – Jonathan Suckow
Jim Stallman Memorial Award – Jonas Kistorp '22CC
Edward T. Kennedy Award – Christopher Aoun '20CC
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Women's Swimming Award – Mary Ashby '19CC
Tina Steck Award – Jessica Antiles '19CC
MEN'S TENNIS (2018 WINNER)
Jeremiah Courtney Tennis Cup – Victor Pham '19CC
WOMEN'S TENNIS AWARD
Women's Tennis Award – Andrea Kevakian '19CC
MEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (2018 WINNERS)
Harrison K. Bird Memorial Award – Josiah Langstaff '19CC (Indoor), Alek Sauer '19CC (Outdoor)
Edgar "Dick" Mason Trophy – Ian Reinicke '19CC (Indoor), Spencer Haik '18CC (Outdoor)
Steven N. Chait Award – Kenny Vasbinder '20CC (Indoor), Lucky Schreiner '19CC (Outdoor)
WOMEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (2018 WINNERS)
Women's Track and Field Award – Sarah Hardie '18CC (Indoor), Akua Obeng-Akrofi '18CC (Outdoor)
Steven N. Chait Award – Alexis Turley-Young '20CC (Indoor), Iman Sule '20CC (Outdoor)
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Award – Kalie Wood '20CC
WRESTLING
Gus Peterson Memorial Trophy: Dan Reed '19CC
Jonathan P. Gross Memorial Trophy: Spencer Good '21CC
Taking home the prestigious Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Awards, which are given annually to the top senior male and female student-athletes in recognition for their outstanding Columbia careers were senior men's tennis player Victor Pham and senior women's fencer Iman Blow.
In its fourth year of existence, the William V. Campbell Performer of the Year was presented to one male and one female student-athlete who demonstrated superior athletic ability during the 2018-19 academic year. This year, the recipients were sophomore men's diver Jonathan Suckow and sophomore women's fencer Sylvie Binder.
Two student-athletes were given Rookie of the Year Awards for top student-athletes in their first-year with Columbia Athletics: first-year men's fencer Teddy Lombardo and first-year women's basketball player Sienna Durr.
The Women's Lacrosse team earned the Paul E. Fernandes Community Service Award, which is presented to the varsity sports program which achieves the most significant contributions and notable service to the University and local communities during each academic year. The Lions Cup, which honors the most outstanding team on the basis of points in several categories including academic, athletic, personal and social responsibility was given to the Women's Cross Country and Track and Field Team. The Karen Blank Award, which honors the top senior female student-athlete enrolled at Barnard College who exemplifies the qualities of academic success, athletic achievement, strong sporting behavior & commitment to community, was given to rower Isabella Zionts. Senior lacrosse player Lindsey Ewertsen was named Columbia Athletics' Leader of the Year.
The watch presentations for the Columbia senior student-athletes earning the highest cumulative grade point averages with at least two varsity letters. Women's swimmer Maureen Rakovec earned the Marion R. Philips Watch and men's soccer player Pierce Pomykal earned the Dwight D. Eisenhower Watch.
Two alumni members were also featured at the event as Athletics Alumni Award recipients: former men's tennis player Rajeev Emany '05CC, and former women's diver Tina Steck '80BC.
The event also featured a music video depicting members of the coaching staff lip syncing Panic! At the Disco "High Hopes," a live magic show from senior football player Patrick Eby, a tribute video honoring Bid Goswami, who will retire from coaching the men's tennis team this summer and several student-made videos.
Columbia University Athletics closes each academic year with its annual year-end Varsity C Celebration and awards ceremony. Modeled after the popular ESPYs awards show, the Varsity C Celebration serves as the final gathering of the academic year for all of 800-plus Columbia's student-athletes with the purpose of showcasing their achievements and milestones. In addition to the presentation of several major awards, the evening also featured videos and highlights celebrating major moments and achievements accomplished this year.
SNY's Sal Licata served as master of ceremonies for the event.
MAJOR AWARD WINNERS PROFILES
CONNIE S. MANIATTY OUTSTANDING SENIOR STUDENT-ATHLETES
Victor Pham, Senior, Men's Tennis
Ranked as high as No. 7 nationally in both singles and doubles … With his No. 7 national singles ranking on Feb. 18, 2018, became Columbia's highest-ever ranked singles player … Advanced to NCAA Individuals Singles Round in 2018 and qualified for NCAA singles tournament in 2017 … Won 2017 ITA Northeast Region singles title … Two-time Ivy League Player of the Year (2018 and 2019) … Three-time First Team All-Ivy League selection … Four-time All-Ivy League selection (Second Team as a first-year) … Guided Columbia to four straight Ivy League Championships and four straight NCAA Tournaments … Led the Lions to back-to-back NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen appearances in 2018 and 2019 … Accumulated 84-40 all-time career singles record and 61-25 career doubles record … Went 14-3 as No. 1 singles player in 2018-19, 25-11 as a junior, 23-12 as a sophomore, 19-10 as a first-year … Earned Spring Academic All-Ivy League honors in 2018 and most likely will earn the honor in 2019.
Iman Blow, Senior, Women's Fencing (Foil)
Won 2018 NCAA Individual Foil Championship … Placed third at 2019 NCAA Championship Meet in foil with an 18-4 record … Three-time All-American … Two-time First Team All-American (2018 and 2019) and Second Team All-American in 2017 … As the Lions' team captain, led the Lions to the 2019 NCAA team fencing title … Two-time NCAA Northeast Regional Champion and Gold Medalist in foil (2018 and 2018) … Won Silver Medal (2017) and Bronze Medal (2016) at NCAA Regional … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League selection (2018 and 2019) … Accumulated a 172-38 career record in foil … Went 42-8 as a senior, 44-7 as a junior, 34-12 as a sophomore and 52-11 as a first-year … Two-time Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2018 and 2019).
WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL PERFORMER OF THE YEAR (2018-19)
Jonathan Suckow, Men's Diving
First Team All-American in the 3-Meter … Won Zone A Champion in 1-Meter and finished as runner-up in the 3-Meter … First Team All-Ivy League honoree in both the 1-Meter and 3-Meter … Earned 2019 Winter Academic All-Ivy League honors … Earned 2019 Herbert E. Vollmer Memorial Award … Reset his own 3-Meter school and Uris Pool records vs. Princeton (452.02) … Also broke the school's 1-Meter and Uris Pool records vs. Princeton (432.76), topping Mark Fichera's previous record of 406.50 set in 2001 … Placed fifth on 3-Meter at the 2019 NCAA Championships with a score of 396.55 to earn First Team All-America honors for the first time in his career … His fifth place finish on the 3-Meter was Columbia's highest national finish in an event in 36 years … Also finished 22nd on the 1-Meter at the NCAA Championships … Swept the springboard events at the Ivy League Championships for the second straight year and repeated as the Karl B. Michael High Point Diver of the Meet for his efforts … Went undefeated in regular season dual meets.
Sylvie Binder, Women's Fencing (Foil)
Won 2019 NCAA Individual foil championship … Named a 2019 First Team All-American … Finished 19-3 at NCAA Championships … Helped lead Fencing to the 2019 NCAA Team Title … Placed second at Northeast Regional in foil … Won individual Ivy League Championship in foil … Earned First Team All-Ivy League honors … Led the Lions to the Ivy League women's fencing team title … Concluded year with a 42-3 overall record … Finished a perfect 13-0 in Ivy League competition during the regular season … Earned Winter 2019 Academic All-Ivy League honors … Two-time First Team All-American … Two-time Ivy League champion … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League honoree … Has compiled a 79-9 career record in foil and 26-1 career record in Ivy League competition.
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR
Teddy Lombardo, First-Year, Men's Fencing
2019 NCAA runner-up in the epee … First Team All-American selection as a first-year … Concluded NCAA Championship with a 16-7 overall record … Helped guide Columbia to the 2019 NCAA team fencing national title … Finished in ninth place at the 2019 NCAA Northeast Regional (epee) … Concluded year with 23-13 overall record during the regular season and 7-2 Ivy League record … Helped the Lions capture the 2019 Ivy League men's title.
Sienna Durr, First-Year, Women's Basketball
Earned U.S. Basketball Writers Association National Freshman of the Week honors … Honored with the All-Met Women's NCAA Division I Rookie of the Year Award … Named 2019 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, the first player in school history to achieve that honor … Earned Second Team All-Ivy League honors, the first first-year to receive that honor … Six-time Ivy League Rookie of the Week honoree, which tied a program record … Scored a freshman record 392 points on the year … Became the first first-year since Edytte Key in 2001-02 to lead the team in both scoring (14.5 ppg.) and rebounding (6.2) … Earned Ivy League Player of the Week honors on Dec. 3 … Ranked No. 2 among NCAA freshmen in field goal percentage (.487) and ranked among the nation's top-10 in scoring … Finished the year with 20 double-figure scoring games, six 20-point games and four double-doubles.
VARSITY C CELEBRATION 2018-19 TEAM AWARDS
ARCHERY (2018 WINNER)
Archery Award – Sophia Strachan '20CC
BASEBALL (2018 WINNERS)
Lou Gehrig MVP Award – Randell Kanemaru '18CC
Joseph P. Allen Memorial Award – Ryan Marks '17CC
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Raymond J. Fullerton Memorial Award – Gabe Stefanini '21CC
Sheldon B. Preschel Memorial Award – Jake Killingsworth '20CC
Jason Wachob Award – CJ Davis '19CC
Feinberg Family Award – Peter Barba '19CC
Walter H. Bernson Memorial Award – Quinton Adlesh '19CC
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
Most Valuable Player – Janiya Clemmons '20CC
CROSS COUNTRY
Women's Kathy Shiels Memorial Award: Libby Kokes
Men's Men's Cross Country Award: Tyler Italiano
FENCING
James Murray Memorial Trophy – Teddy Lombardo '22CC
Kestler Award – Anne Cebula '20BC (Women), Sidarth Kumbla '21 (Men)
Women's Fencing Award – Sylvie Binder '21CC
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey Award – Katie Dempsey '19CC
Lion Pride Award – Katie Dempsey '19CC
FOOTBALL
Class of 1913 Memorial Cup – Ryan Gilbert '19CC
Phil Fusco Memorial Award – Landon Baty '19CC
David W. Smyth Memorial Cup – Daniel DeLorenzi '20CC
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF
William Terminello Award (Men) – John Robertson '21CC, Daniel Core '22CC
William Terminello Award (Women) – Amy Ding '19CC
LACROSSE
Adrian Walters Award – Lindsey Ewertsen '19CC
HEAVYWEIGHT ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize – Kyle Fram '20SEAS
William B. Sanford Award – Alex Hedge '19CC
Richard Goodridge Jackson Memorial Prize – Ben Tilden '19CC
LIGHTWEIGHT ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize – Jeff Monahan '18CC
Robert Harron Memorial Bowl – Ben Landis '18CC
WOMEN'S ROWING (2018 WINNERS)
Women's Rowing Award – Charlotte Buck '18CC
Edward Hewitt Award – Caroline Herriman '18CC, Oriana Marcial '18CC
MEN'S SOCCER
Rocco Commisso Award – Kynan Rocks '19CC
Soccer Alumni Award – Dylan Castanheira '19CC
Vorkas Award – Pierce Pomykal '19CC
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Ali Ahern Memorial Award – Amayla Johnson '20CC
Class of 1994 Award – Emma Anderson '19CC
SOFTBALL (2018 WINNERS)
Softball Award – Taylor Troutt '18CC
Carol A. Dodge Award – Madison Gott '18CC
SQUASH
Men's Squash Award– James Wyatt '22CC
Women's Squash award- Maddie O'Connor '19CC
Kenneth W. Torrey Citizenship Award – Maddie O'Connor '19CC
MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Robert E. Vollmer Memorial Award – Jonathan Suckow
Jim Stallman Memorial Award – Jonas Kistorp '22CC
Edward T. Kennedy Award – Christopher Aoun '20CC
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Women's Swimming Award – Mary Ashby '19CC
Tina Steck Award – Jessica Antiles '19CC
MEN'S TENNIS (2018 WINNER)
Jeremiah Courtney Tennis Cup – Victor Pham '19CC
WOMEN'S TENNIS AWARD
Women's Tennis Award – Andrea Kevakian '19CC
MEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (2018 WINNERS)
Harrison K. Bird Memorial Award – Josiah Langstaff '19CC (Indoor), Alek Sauer '19CC (Outdoor)
Edgar "Dick" Mason Trophy – Ian Reinicke '19CC (Indoor), Spencer Haik '18CC (Outdoor)
Steven N. Chait Award – Kenny Vasbinder '20CC (Indoor), Lucky Schreiner '19CC (Outdoor)
WOMEN'S OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD (2018 WINNERS)
Women's Track and Field Award – Sarah Hardie '18CC (Indoor), Akua Obeng-Akrofi '18CC (Outdoor)
Steven N. Chait Award – Alexis Turley-Young '20CC (Indoor), Iman Sule '20CC (Outdoor)
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Award – Kalie Wood '20CC
WRESTLING
Gus Peterson Memorial Trophy: Dan Reed '19CC
Jonathan P. Gross Memorial Trophy: Spencer Good '21CC
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