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Columbia Athletics Hosts 99th Varsity C Celebration
5/3/2022 11:09:00 PM | General
Sylvie Binder and Sidarth Kumbla take home prestigious Maniatty Awards; Abbey Hsu and Jonathan Suckow win Campbell Performer of the Year Awards; Farida Mohamed and Demirkan Demir are the Rookie of the Year Award winners.
NEW YORK—Six major Columbia Athletics awards along with a variety of other honors were presented to Columbia student-athletes and teams at the 99th edition of the Varsity C Celebration held Tuesday evening at Levien Gymnasium at Dodge Fitness Center.
Taking home the prestigious Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Awards, given annually to the top senior male and female student-athletes in recognition for their outstanding Columbia careers were senior women's fencer Sylvie Binder and senior men's fencer Sidarth Kumbla. With the honor, Binder becomes the first student-athlete ever to win Columbia's Rookie of the Year, Campbell, and Maniatty Awards.
In its sixth 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 2021-22 academic year. This year, the recipients were sophomore women's basketball player Abbey Hsu and junior diver Jonathan Suckow. Suckow won the Campbell Award for the second time (2019).
Two student-athletes were given Rookie of the Year Awards, which go to top student-athletes in their first year of competition with Columbia Athletics. This year's winners were sophomore women's squash competitor Farida Mohamed and first-year men's swimmer Demirkan Demir.
The long-standing watch presentations for the Columbia senior student-athletes earning the highest cumulative grade point averages with at least two varsity letters were presented to lacrosse's Rachel Graff, who earned the Marion R. Philips Watch, and men's fencer James Bourtis, who earned the Dwight D. Eisenhower Watch. Named after former U.S. President and Columbia University President, Dwight D. Eisenhower, the award has been presented every year since 1948. Named for Marion R. Philips, who was a major force in founding Barnard's Intercollegiate Athletics Program which served as the foundation for today's Consortium, the women's scholar watch has been awarded every year since 1984.
The 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 men's fencing 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 track and field runner Sofia Camacho.
The event also featured awards for Game of the Year, Top Performance of the Year, and Play of the Year. The winners of these awards were determined by a fan vote. Game of the Year winners were women's basketball's 17-point comeback and 54-51 WNIT win over Boston College (March 24, 2022) and football's 19-0 shutout win at No. 25 Dartmouth on ESPNU (October 22, 2021). Winners of the Top Performance of the Year were men's fencing's Ashton Daniel for his NCAA men's foil title winning performance (March 27, 2022) and softball's Raquel Reyes, who pitched a no-hitter at Brown (April 16, 2022). Winners of the Top Play of the Year were Jonathan Suckow's incredible dive at NCAA Championships (March 26, 2022) and women's soccer's Madi Pilla's golden goal against La Salle (Sept. 8, 2021).
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.
Former President of the United States Soccer Federation and Columbia Professor Sunil Gulati served as master of ceremonies for the event.
Planning for this year's celebration was coordinated in conjunction with a Student-Athlete Planning Committee consisting of Diksha Aurobindo, Anabelle Brodeur, Kaitlyn Davis, Alexis Florio, Evan Loesel, Maddy Rifenberick, Maya Walker, and Jennifer Wang.
To support the 99th Annual Varsity C Celebration, and our student-athletes, make a gift HERE.
2022 VARSITY C MAJOR AWARD WINNER PROFILES
Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Award
Sylvie Binder, Senior, Women's Fencing
Became the first student-athlete to win the Maniatty, Campbell and Rookie of the Year Awards … NCAA Women's Foil Champion as a sophomore (2019) … Two-time Bronze Medalist and third place national finisher as a first-year in 2018 and senior in 2022 … Three-time First Team All-American (2018, 2019, 2022) … Placed third in final NCAA Championship in foil in 2022 … Two-time Silver (2018 and 2022) and Bronze (2019) Medalist at NCAA Northeast Regionals … Two-time Ivy League Women's Foil Champion (2018, 2019) … Three-time All-Ivy League selection (First Team in 2018 and 2019, Second Team in 2022) … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League selection (2018, 2019) … Columbia's Academic All-Ivy League selection in 2021-22) … Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2018-19) … Concluded career with a 53-15 overall record in three NCAA Championship appearances … Concluded career with 131-22 overall dual match record … Also went 59-10 all-time at the NCAA Northeast Regional, 39-7 all-time vs. Ivy League competition
Sidarth Kumbla, Senior, Men's Fencing
One-time NCAA Finalist (2022) … Three-time NCAA Championship Semifinalist (Silver Medal in 2022 and Bronze Medal in 2018 and 2019) … Four-time First Team All-America (2018, 2019, 2020, 2022) … Becomes the first male fencer in school history to earn four First Team All-America honors and just the third fencer in school history to achieve that honor joining Caitlin Bilodeaux (1984-87) and Emily Jacobson (2005-08) … NCAA Finalist and Runner-up in foil in 2022 (all Columbia final vs. Ashton Daniel, lost 15-14) … Three career NCAA Championship appearances and totaled a 54-14 overall record … Two-time NCAA Northeast Region Medalist (2018 Bronze, 2019 Gold) … Four-time All-Ivy League honoree (2018, 2019, 2020, 2022) … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League honoree (2018, 2022) … Two-time Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2019, 2020) … Finished career with 155-42 overall career dual match record … Registered a 63-29 overall NCAA Northeast Regional record and 39-15 in Ivy League competition
William V. Campbell Performer of the Year Award
Abbey Hsu, Sophomore, Women's Basketball
Second Team All-Ivy League … First Team All-Met … Two-time Ivy League Player of the Week (Nov. 15, Jan. 17) … Led Columbia to its winningest season in program history, going 25-7, 12-2 Ivy League, advancing to the Ivy League Tournament Championship Game and the Quarterfinals of the WNIT … Played and started all 32 games … Had nine 20-plus point games … Top 10 Ivy League Rankings: No. 3 in scoring (16.4), No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers made per game (3.4), No. 2 in 3-point percentage (.375), No. 6 in blocked shots (0.8), No. 3 in minutes averaged (33.3), No. 1 in total minutes (1.064) … Top 100 NCAA Rankings: No. 1 in 3-point field goals attempted (288), No. 3 in 3-pointers made per game (3.38), No. 4 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 62 in 3-point percentage (.375), No. 75 in total points (524), No. 48 in field goal attempts (466), No. 96 in field goals made (183) … Columbia Single-Season Records (Top 10): No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers attempted (288), No. 4 in points scored (524), No. 6 in 3-point percentage (.375) … Ivy League Single-Season Records: No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers attempted (288), No. 18 in points scored (524) … Columbia Career Records: No. 1 in 3-pointers made (173), No. 1 in 3-point percentage (.388), No. 5 in 3-pointers attempted (446).
Jonathan Suckow, Junior, Diver
NCAA Fourth-place finisher on one and three-meter boards … First Team All-American in both the one and three meter … 2022 Zone Diving Champion (3M) … Recorded the highest individual dives of both the one and three meter at the NCAA Championship … Ivy League Champion on one and three meter boards with championship records in both events … Set Columbia records off both one and three meter … First and ONLY Ivy League diver to EVER compete a 109C … Set pool records at Columbia's Uris Natatorium, Army's Crandall Pool, and Penn's Sheerr Pool … Recorded program-best individual finish in nearly 40 years
Rookie of the Year Award
Farida Mohamed, Sophomore, Women's Squash
Named Ivy League Rookie of the Year … Named First Team All-Ivy League … Posted a dual record of 9-1 on the season (7-1 at #1, 2-0 at #2) … Defeated No. 1 players from Virginia, Trinity, Yale, Dartmouth, Penn, and Princeton … Five of her six wins from the No. 1 position came in three games.
Demirkan Demir, First-Year, Men's Swimming & Diving
Competed at the NCAA Swim & Dive Championships in two events (100 & 200 breast) … Owns program records in both 100 & 200 breast … Ivy League Champion in the 100 breaststroke (only Lion swimmer to win) … First Team All-Ivy League in the 100 breaststroke.
Karen Blank Award
Sofia Camacho, Senior, Cross Country/Track & Field
Second Team Indoor All-Ivy League (5,000m) … Ran third best 5,000m time in program history (16:14.73) at 2022 Indoor Ivy League Heps … Member of the 2019 Ivy League Heps Cross Country Championship team … Competed at the 2019 NCAA Cross Country Championships … Third best Columbia finisher at the 2021 Cross Country Ivy League Heps.
2021-22 VARSITY C TEAM AWARD-WINNERS
Note: some team's award-winners have not yet been determined yet due to continued seasons.
ARCHERY
Archery Award: Meghan Collins
BASEBALL
Lou Gehrig MVP Award: N/A
Joseph P. Allen Memorial Award: N/A
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Raymond J. Fullerton Memorial Award: Ike Nweke, Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa
Sheldon B. Preschel Memorial Award: Ben Milstein
Jason Wachob Award: Maka Ellis
Feinberg Family Award: Ben Milstein
Walter H. Bernson Memorial Award: Luke Bolster
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
EDGE Player of the Year: Kaitlyn Davis
Most Improved Player: Jaida Patrick
CROSS COUNTRY
Women's Kathy Shiels Memorial Award: Sofia Camacho
Men's Cross Country Award: David Vorbach
FENCING
James Murray Memorial Trophy: James Bourtis, Teddy Lombardo
Kestler Award: Men: Ashton Daniel; Women: Nora Burke
Women's Fencing Award: Sylvie Binder, Natalie Minarik
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey Award: Maya Walker
Lion Pride Award: Isabella Collins & Alexa Conomikes
FOOTBALL
Class of 1913 Memorial Cup: Xavier Thibault
Phil Fusco Memorial Award: Paul Akere
David W. Smyth Memorial Cup: Mitch Moyer, Ryan Young
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF
William Terminello Award (Men): Nathan Han
William Terminello Award (Women): Alexis Florio, Jennifer Wang
LACROSSE
Adrian Walters Award: N/A
HEAVYWEIGHT ROWING
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize: N/A
William B. Sanford Award: N/A
Richard Goodridge Jackson Memorial Prize: N/A
LIGHTWEIGHT ROWING
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize: N/A
Robert Harron Memorial Bowl: N/A
WOMEN'S ROWING
Women's Rowing Award: N/A
Edward Hewitt Award: N/A
MEN'S SOCCER
Rocco Commisso Award: David Walley
Soccer Alumni Award: Michael Collodi
Vorkas Award: Keenan Foley
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Ali Ahern Memorial Award: Nata Ramirez
Class of 1994 Award: Paige Nurkin
SOFTBALL
Softball Award: Maria Pagane, Abby Stuart
Carol A. Dodge Award: Lauren Apollaro
SQUASH
Men's Squash: Callan Hall
Women's Squash Award: Sin Yuk Chan
Kenneth W. Torrey Citizenship Award: Justin Ghaeli
MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Robert E. Vollmer Memorial Award: Jonathan Suckow
Jim Stallman Memorial Award: Demirkan Demir
Edward T. Kennedy Award: Jackson England
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Women's Swimming Award: Mary Pruden
Tina Steck Award: Aziza Ganihanova
MEN'S TENNIS
Jeremiah Courtney Tennis Cup: N/A
WOMEN'S TENNIS AWARD
Women's Tennis Award: Akanksha Bhan
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Harrison K. Bird Memorial Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Edgar "Dick" Mason Trophy: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Steven N. Chait Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Women's Track and Field Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Steven N. Chait Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor- N/A
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Award: Shari Stenglein
WRESTLING
Gus Peterson Memorial Trophy: Spencer Good
Jonathan P. Gross Memorial Trophy: Joe Franzese
Taking home the prestigious Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Awards, given annually to the top senior male and female student-athletes in recognition for their outstanding Columbia careers were senior women's fencer Sylvie Binder and senior men's fencer Sidarth Kumbla. With the honor, Binder becomes the first student-athlete ever to win Columbia's Rookie of the Year, Campbell, and Maniatty Awards.
In its sixth 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 2021-22 academic year. This year, the recipients were sophomore women's basketball player Abbey Hsu and junior diver Jonathan Suckow. Suckow won the Campbell Award for the second time (2019).
Two student-athletes were given Rookie of the Year Awards, which go to top student-athletes in their first year of competition with Columbia Athletics. This year's winners were sophomore women's squash competitor Farida Mohamed and first-year men's swimmer Demirkan Demir.
The long-standing watch presentations for the Columbia senior student-athletes earning the highest cumulative grade point averages with at least two varsity letters were presented to lacrosse's Rachel Graff, who earned the Marion R. Philips Watch, and men's fencer James Bourtis, who earned the Dwight D. Eisenhower Watch. Named after former U.S. President and Columbia University President, Dwight D. Eisenhower, the award has been presented every year since 1948. Named for Marion R. Philips, who was a major force in founding Barnard's Intercollegiate Athletics Program which served as the foundation for today's Consortium, the women's scholar watch has been awarded every year since 1984.
The 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 men's fencing 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 track and field runner Sofia Camacho.
The event also featured awards for Game of the Year, Top Performance of the Year, and Play of the Year. The winners of these awards were determined by a fan vote. Game of the Year winners were women's basketball's 17-point comeback and 54-51 WNIT win over Boston College (March 24, 2022) and football's 19-0 shutout win at No. 25 Dartmouth on ESPNU (October 22, 2021). Winners of the Top Performance of the Year were men's fencing's Ashton Daniel for his NCAA men's foil title winning performance (March 27, 2022) and softball's Raquel Reyes, who pitched a no-hitter at Brown (April 16, 2022). Winners of the Top Play of the Year were Jonathan Suckow's incredible dive at NCAA Championships (March 26, 2022) and women's soccer's Madi Pilla's golden goal against La Salle (Sept. 8, 2021).
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.
Former President of the United States Soccer Federation and Columbia Professor Sunil Gulati served as master of ceremonies for the event.
Planning for this year's celebration was coordinated in conjunction with a Student-Athlete Planning Committee consisting of Diksha Aurobindo, Anabelle Brodeur, Kaitlyn Davis, Alexis Florio, Evan Loesel, Maddy Rifenberick, Maya Walker, and Jennifer Wang.
To support the 99th Annual Varsity C Celebration, and our student-athletes, make a gift HERE.
2022 VARSITY C MAJOR AWARD WINNER PROFILES
Connie S. Maniatty Outstanding Senior Student-Athlete Award
Sylvie Binder, Senior, Women's Fencing
Became the first student-athlete to win the Maniatty, Campbell and Rookie of the Year Awards … NCAA Women's Foil Champion as a sophomore (2019) … Two-time Bronze Medalist and third place national finisher as a first-year in 2018 and senior in 2022 … Three-time First Team All-American (2018, 2019, 2022) … Placed third in final NCAA Championship in foil in 2022 … Two-time Silver (2018 and 2022) and Bronze (2019) Medalist at NCAA Northeast Regionals … Two-time Ivy League Women's Foil Champion (2018, 2019) … Three-time All-Ivy League selection (First Team in 2018 and 2019, Second Team in 2022) … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League selection (2018, 2019) … Columbia's Academic All-Ivy League selection in 2021-22) … Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2018-19) … Concluded career with a 53-15 overall record in three NCAA Championship appearances … Concluded career with 131-22 overall dual match record … Also went 59-10 all-time at the NCAA Northeast Regional, 39-7 all-time vs. Ivy League competition
Sidarth Kumbla, Senior, Men's Fencing
One-time NCAA Finalist (2022) … Three-time NCAA Championship Semifinalist (Silver Medal in 2022 and Bronze Medal in 2018 and 2019) … Four-time First Team All-America (2018, 2019, 2020, 2022) … Becomes the first male fencer in school history to earn four First Team All-America honors and just the third fencer in school history to achieve that honor joining Caitlin Bilodeaux (1984-87) and Emily Jacobson (2005-08) … NCAA Finalist and Runner-up in foil in 2022 (all Columbia final vs. Ashton Daniel, lost 15-14) … Three career NCAA Championship appearances and totaled a 54-14 overall record … Two-time NCAA Northeast Region Medalist (2018 Bronze, 2019 Gold) … Four-time All-Ivy League honoree (2018, 2019, 2020, 2022) … Two-time First Team All-Ivy League honoree (2018, 2022) … Two-time Winter Academic All-Ivy League selection (2019, 2020) … Finished career with 155-42 overall career dual match record … Registered a 63-29 overall NCAA Northeast Regional record and 39-15 in Ivy League competition
William V. Campbell Performer of the Year Award
Abbey Hsu, Sophomore, Women's Basketball
Second Team All-Ivy League … First Team All-Met … Two-time Ivy League Player of the Week (Nov. 15, Jan. 17) … Led Columbia to its winningest season in program history, going 25-7, 12-2 Ivy League, advancing to the Ivy League Tournament Championship Game and the Quarterfinals of the WNIT … Played and started all 32 games … Had nine 20-plus point games … Top 10 Ivy League Rankings: No. 3 in scoring (16.4), No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers made per game (3.4), No. 2 in 3-point percentage (.375), No. 6 in blocked shots (0.8), No. 3 in minutes averaged (33.3), No. 1 in total minutes (1.064) … Top 100 NCAA Rankings: No. 1 in 3-point field goals attempted (288), No. 3 in 3-pointers made per game (3.38), No. 4 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 62 in 3-point percentage (.375), No. 75 in total points (524), No. 48 in field goal attempts (466), No. 96 in field goals made (183) … Columbia Single-Season Records (Top 10): No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers attempted (288), No. 4 in points scored (524), No. 6 in 3-point percentage (.375) … Ivy League Single-Season Records: No. 1 in 3-pointers made (108), No. 1 in 3-pointers attempted (288), No. 18 in points scored (524) … Columbia Career Records: No. 1 in 3-pointers made (173), No. 1 in 3-point percentage (.388), No. 5 in 3-pointers attempted (446).
Jonathan Suckow, Junior, Diver
NCAA Fourth-place finisher on one and three-meter boards … First Team All-American in both the one and three meter … 2022 Zone Diving Champion (3M) … Recorded the highest individual dives of both the one and three meter at the NCAA Championship … Ivy League Champion on one and three meter boards with championship records in both events … Set Columbia records off both one and three meter … First and ONLY Ivy League diver to EVER compete a 109C … Set pool records at Columbia's Uris Natatorium, Army's Crandall Pool, and Penn's Sheerr Pool … Recorded program-best individual finish in nearly 40 years
Rookie of the Year Award
Farida Mohamed, Sophomore, Women's Squash
Named Ivy League Rookie of the Year … Named First Team All-Ivy League … Posted a dual record of 9-1 on the season (7-1 at #1, 2-0 at #2) … Defeated No. 1 players from Virginia, Trinity, Yale, Dartmouth, Penn, and Princeton … Five of her six wins from the No. 1 position came in three games.
Demirkan Demir, First-Year, Men's Swimming & Diving
Competed at the NCAA Swim & Dive Championships in two events (100 & 200 breast) … Owns program records in both 100 & 200 breast … Ivy League Champion in the 100 breaststroke (only Lion swimmer to win) … First Team All-Ivy League in the 100 breaststroke.
Karen Blank Award
Sofia Camacho, Senior, Cross Country/Track & Field
Second Team Indoor All-Ivy League (5,000m) … Ran third best 5,000m time in program history (16:14.73) at 2022 Indoor Ivy League Heps … Member of the 2019 Ivy League Heps Cross Country Championship team … Competed at the 2019 NCAA Cross Country Championships … Third best Columbia finisher at the 2021 Cross Country Ivy League Heps.
2021-22 VARSITY C TEAM AWARD-WINNERS
Note: some team's award-winners have not yet been determined yet due to continued seasons.
ARCHERY
Archery Award: Meghan Collins
BASEBALL
Lou Gehrig MVP Award: N/A
Joseph P. Allen Memorial Award: N/A
MEN'S BASKETBALL
Raymond J. Fullerton Memorial Award: Ike Nweke, Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa
Sheldon B. Preschel Memorial Award: Ben Milstein
Jason Wachob Award: Maka Ellis
Feinberg Family Award: Ben Milstein
Walter H. Bernson Memorial Award: Luke Bolster
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
EDGE Player of the Year: Kaitlyn Davis
Most Improved Player: Jaida Patrick
CROSS COUNTRY
Women's Kathy Shiels Memorial Award: Sofia Camacho
Men's Cross Country Award: David Vorbach
FENCING
James Murray Memorial Trophy: James Bourtis, Teddy Lombardo
Kestler Award: Men: Ashton Daniel; Women: Nora Burke
Women's Fencing Award: Sylvie Binder, Natalie Minarik
FIELD HOCKEY
Field Hockey Award: Maya Walker
Lion Pride Award: Isabella Collins & Alexa Conomikes
FOOTBALL
Class of 1913 Memorial Cup: Xavier Thibault
Phil Fusco Memorial Award: Paul Akere
David W. Smyth Memorial Cup: Mitch Moyer, Ryan Young
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S GOLF
William Terminello Award (Men): Nathan Han
William Terminello Award (Women): Alexis Florio, Jennifer Wang
LACROSSE
Adrian Walters Award: N/A
HEAVYWEIGHT ROWING
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize: N/A
William B. Sanford Award: N/A
Richard Goodridge Jackson Memorial Prize: N/A
LIGHTWEIGHT ROWING
Stephen M. Abbey Memorial Prize: N/A
Robert Harron Memorial Bowl: N/A
WOMEN'S ROWING
Women's Rowing Award: N/A
Edward Hewitt Award: N/A
MEN'S SOCCER
Rocco Commisso Award: David Walley
Soccer Alumni Award: Michael Collodi
Vorkas Award: Keenan Foley
WOMEN'S SOCCER
Ali Ahern Memorial Award: Nata Ramirez
Class of 1994 Award: Paige Nurkin
SOFTBALL
Softball Award: Maria Pagane, Abby Stuart
Carol A. Dodge Award: Lauren Apollaro
SQUASH
Men's Squash: Callan Hall
Women's Squash Award: Sin Yuk Chan
Kenneth W. Torrey Citizenship Award: Justin Ghaeli
MEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Robert E. Vollmer Memorial Award: Jonathan Suckow
Jim Stallman Memorial Award: Demirkan Demir
Edward T. Kennedy Award: Jackson England
WOMEN'S SWIMMING & DIVING
Women's Swimming Award: Mary Pruden
Tina Steck Award: Aziza Ganihanova
MEN'S TENNIS
Jeremiah Courtney Tennis Cup: N/A
WOMEN'S TENNIS AWARD
Women's Tennis Award: Akanksha Bhan
MEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Harrison K. Bird Memorial Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Edgar "Dick" Mason Trophy: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Steven N. Chait Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
WOMEN'S TRACK & FIELD
Women's Track and Field Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor-N/A
Steven N. Chait Award: Indoor-N/A; Outdoor- N/A
VOLLEYBALL
Volleyball Award: Shari Stenglein
WRESTLING
Gus Peterson Memorial Trophy: Spencer Good
Jonathan P. Gross Memorial Trophy: Joe Franzese
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