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Athletics Canada 2011 awards finalists

Dylan Armstrong

Dylan Armstrong

Athletics Canada identifies 2011 annual awards finalists

OTTAWA – Athletics Canada named today the finalists to its 2011 annual awards by identifying the three finalists for each of its twelve awards categories. The winners will be unveiled next Wednesday December 21, and will be honoured at a banquet following the 2012 Canadian Championships in Calgary, Alta. The finalists and winners are chosen by Athletics Canada’s Awards Committee from the nominee pool as put forward by the membership.

2011 Athletics Canada Awards Finalists

Jack W. Davies Trophy
Overall Athlete of the Year
Name Hometown Event Main Accomplishment
Dylan Armstrong Kamloops, B.C. Shot Put World Championship Silver, 1st in Diamond League
Christian Brennan Waterdown, Ont. 200m/400m Canadian Youth record in 200m & 400m, 2 Silvers at IAAF World Youth Championships
Reid Coolsaet Hamilton, Ont. Marathon 3-time 2011 Canadian Champion, Olympic A Standard
       
Cal D. Bricker Memorial Trophy
Single Outstanding Performance of the Year
Dylan Armstrong Kamloops, B.C. Shot Put IAAF World Championship Silver, First Canadian Throwing medal ever at World Championship
Christian Brennan Waterdown, Ont. 200m/400m Canadian Youth record in 200m & 400m, 2 Silvers at IAAF World Youth Championships
Scott Russell Windsor, Ont. Javelin New Canadian record, 1st in National Track League
       
Phil A. Edwards Trophy
Track Athlete of the Year
Christian Brennan Waterdown, Ont. 200m/400m Canadian Youth record in 200m & 400m, 2 Silvers at IAAF World Youth Championships
Phylicia George Markham, Ont. 100mH 7th and personal best at the IAAF World Championship
Nikkita Holder Pickering, Ont. 100mH 6th and personal best at the IAAF World Championship
       
F.N.A. Rowell Trophy
Field Athlete of the Year
Dylan Armstrong Kamloops, B.C. Shot Put World Championship Silver, 1st in Diamond League
Julie Labonté Saint-Justine, Que. Shot Put NCAA Division 1 Champion in Shot Put and Discus
Scott Russell Windsor, Ont. Javelin New Canadian record, 1st in National Track League
       
Fred Begley Memorial Trophy
Off-Track Athlete of the Year
Reid Coolsaet Hamilton, Ont. Marathon 3-time 2011 Canadian Champion, Olympic A Standard
Inaki Gomez Vancouver B.C. 20km RW 5th at Summer Universiade
Rachel Seaman Peterborough, Ont. 20km RW 37th at the IAAF World Championship, new Canadian record
       
Combined Events Award
Athlete of the Year in Combined Events
Ruky Abdulai Coquitlam, B.C. Heptathlon Canadian Champion, 13th at the IAAF World Championship
Damian Warner London, Ont. Decathlon Canadian Champion, 18th at the IAAF World Championship
Jessica Zelinka Calgary, Alta. Heptathlon 9th at the IAAF World Championships, best Canadian finish ever
       
Eric E. Coy Trophy
Junior Athlete of the Year
Aaron Brown Toronto, Ont. 100m/200m Bronze at the Pan American Junior Championships
Caroline Ehrhardt Espanola, Ont. Triple Jump 2 bronze at the Pan American Junior Championships
Tremaine Harris Markham, Ont. 200m/400m Canadian Champion, Silver at the Pan American Junior Championships
Annie LeBlanc Repentigny, Que. 400m/800m 2 silver at the Pan American Junior Championships
       
Myrtle Cook Trophy
Youth Athlete of the Year
Khamica Bingham Brampton, Ont. 100m/200m 5th at  IAAF World  Youth Championships
Christian Brennan Waterdown, Ont. 200m/400m Canadian Youth record in 200m & 400m, 2 Silvers at IAAF World Youth Championships
Brandon McBride Windsor, Ont. 400m/800m 2 Canadian Youth records
       
Dr. Fred Tees Memorial Trophy
University Athlete of the Year
Kyle Boorsma Guelph, Ont. 1500m CIS Champion, 1st in National Track League
Helen Crofts West Vancouver, B.C. 800m Indoor and outdoor NAIA Champion
Inaki Gomez Vancouver B.C. 20km RW 5th at Summer Universiade
Heather Steacy Lethbridge, Alta. Hammer Throw 5th at FISU Summer Universiade, World Championship team member
       
Outstanding Para-Athlete of the Year
Wheelchair Award
Brent Lakatos Dorval, Que. T53 100m/ 200m Silver and Bronze at IPC World Championships
Diane Roy Sherbrooke, Que. T54 400m/ 800m/ 1500m/ 5000m/ Marathon Gold at IAAF Worl Championships, 3 medals at IPC World Championships
Michelle Stilwell Nanoose Bay, B.C. T52 100m/ 200m/ 400m/ 800m World Record, 5 medals at IPC World Championships
       
Outstanding Para-Athlete of the Year
Ambulatory Award
Braedon Dolfo Langley, B.C. T13 100m Canadian Record in T13 100m, Bronze at the Parapan American Games
Jason Dunkerley & Joshua Karanja Ottawa, Ont. T11 1500m/ 5000m Gold at IPC World Championship, 2 Parapan American Games medals
       
Coach of the Year
Anatoliy Bondarchuk Kamloops, B.C. Dylan Armstrong – World Championship Silver,
Pan American Games Gold and Meet Record
Sultana Frizell – Pan American Games Silver
Crystal Smith – Pan American Games Team Member
Anthony McCleary Pickering, Ont. Phylicia George – World Championship finalist
Nikkita Holder- World Championship finalist
Justyn Warner – World Championship semi finalist and relay team member
Dave Scott-Thomas Guelph, Ont. Reid Coolsaet – Olympic A standard
Eric Gillis – Olympic A standard
Alex Genest- World Championship team member

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