CCAA National Awards
2010-11 SEASON
CCAA All Canadian: Rachel Caputo (Women's Basketball)
CCAA Academic All Canadians: Patrick Mead (Men's Volleyball), Linnea Smith (Women's Soccer)
2009-10 SEASON
CCAA Women's Basketball Player of the Year: Kim Lee
Kim Lee a fifth year guard and the driving force on the Trojan team has dominated the ACAC with stellar offence and defensive skills. She was on the ACAC South Division leader board in nearly every major category. Lee led the South, and the ACAC, in points per game with 20.37 and placed first in her division for field-goal percentage, 52.6 and steals, 4.00, per game often defending the opponents' best player. She also placed third in the South for assists per contest at 4.05. Kim's accomplishments, which include guiding the Trojans to an ACAC title, have earned her recognition such as being named to the ACAC South Division All-Conference first team, named an ACAC Athlete of the Week and CCAA Athlete of the Month. In her spare time, Kim and other members of the Trojan basketball team volunteered for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Calgary in the construction of Eleanor's Houses which provides housing and support to young people at risk-of or involved in sexual exploitation.
CCAA All-Canadians
Kim Lee (Women's Basketball)
Kenny Raewerda (Men's Volleyball)
CCAA Athlete of the Month
December 2009: Kenny Rauwerda (Men's Volleyball) is a second year Chemical Engineering Technology student at SAIT Polytechnic. Playing the right side for the Trojans, Kenny is leading the ACAC in blocks and 143 kills. Kenny's superior play was instrumental in the Trojans victory over the South's top seeded Red Deer College. During the first match, he had 12 kills and 6 digs and responded with an incredible 27 kills on the rematch. He has been a major factor in the Trojans' 6-2 start to the season.
February 2010: Kim Lee (Women's Basketball) Rookie guard, Kim Lee is enrolled in the Business Administration Program at SAIT Polytechnic. Lee was a key contributor to the Trojans first place finish in the ACAC South division. In February she tallied 136 points and logged 175 minutes of play. The Trojans finished the season with a 19-1 record, which is the best record in team history. Kim finished the season sitting atop the South Division leader board in nearly every major category. She led the South in points per game with 20.37; a field goal percentage of 52.6; and steals per game 4.00. She placed third in assists 4.05 per game.
2008-09 SEASON
CCAA Academic All-Canadians
Breanna Emmerzael (Women's Basketball), Erica Balmer (Women's Soccer), Gary Pearson (Men's Soccer), Kenny Rauwerda (Men's Volleyball), Mary Britton (Women's Soccer)
CCAA National Scholar Awards
The National Scholar Award is designed to recognize the outstanding academic accomplishments of CCAA student-athletes. To achieve this honour, a student-athlete must achieve a GPA standing of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale or equivalent in their current academic year. From SAIT, 22 students were awarded the prestigious honour in their pursuit of academic and athletic excellence:
Women's Basketball: Samrya Alston, Rachel Caputo, Stephanie Chomyn, Annalise Posein
Men's Soccer: Gary Pearson, Dejan Timotijevic
Women's Soccer: Lynley Babineau, Erica Balmer, Mary Britton, Shannon Greer, Elise Mullen, Courtenay Pearson, Erin Schwab, Dominique St. Jean, Lauren Tamke, Soccer
Men's Volleyball: Logan Bidulka, Graham Coskey, Dustin Fox
Women's Volleyball: Lyndsay Anderson, Meagan Boisvert, April Gillanders, Christine Issel
2007-08 SEASON
CCAA Awards
Leanne Becking (Women's Basketball) -CCAA All-Canadian
Leanne Becking (Women's Basketball) -CCAA Athlete of the Month FEBRUARY '08
CCAA Academic All-Canadians
Jon Roth (Cross Country Running), Aleksei Myroniuk (Men's Volleyball)
2006-07 SEASON
CCAA Awards
- 2006-2007 Community Service Award - SAIT Trojans
CCAA Championships and Medals
- 2007 CCAA Women's Cross-Country Running Individual Bronze Medal - Madeline Clough (SAIT)
CCAA Academic All-Canadians
- 2007 Academic All-Canadians: Jaclyn Krucik (Women's Basketball), Stevie Larocque (Cross-Country Running), Jordan Marr (Men's Volleyball), Andrew Stevenson (Men's Volleyball)
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