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Hapnot Collegiate held its annual Athletic Banquet on June 7 at the school. Here are this year's recipients of the Athletic Awards: Cross Country: Most Valuable Player - Nick Hamilton; Most Dedicated Player - Kale Nordick; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Lyle Leclair Soccer - Boys: Most Valuable Player - Doug Hills and Jay Best; Most Dedicated Player - Ian Clark and Marco Rapp; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Daniel Dowell; Most Improved - Vianney Dhuyser Soccer - Girls: Most Valuable Player - Michelle Pettersen and Stephanie Trueman; Most Dedicated Player - Shaleen Baribeau; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Baille Borchewski; Most Improved - Tara Abbott; Miss Hustle Award - Eileen Pawliuk Junior Volleyball - Boys: Most Valuable Player - Walker Wintoneak; Most Dedicated Player - D'Arcy Vandergucht; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Jed Reeves Junior Volleyball - Girls: Most Valuable Player - Tara Abbott and Kirsten Clark; Most Dedicated Player - Ashley Krassilowsky; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Cybil Fischer; Most Improved - Rachelle Davis and Nicole Pawliuk Senior Volleyball - Girls: Most Valuable Player - Kalie Whyte and Kristy Asmundson; Most Dedicated Player - Kyla Jackson; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Alison Hall Senior Volleyball - Boys: Most Valuable Player - Ian Clark; Most Dedicated Player - Mark Miller; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Doug Hills Junior Basketball - Girls: Most Valuable Player - Kirsten Clark; Most Improved - Mari Pettersen; Most Defensive Player - Nicole Pawliuk Junior Basketball - Boys: Most Valuable Player - Paul Laliberty and Peter Weber; Most Dedicated Player - Mark Cooper; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Jed Reeves; Most Improved - Sydney Majako; Most Defensive - D'Arcy Vandergucht Senior Basketball - Girls: Most Valuable Player - Jacquelyn Fenske; Most Dedicated Player - Laura Whitbread and Morgan Pittet; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Eileen Pawliuk; Most Improved - Mandy Bilquist Senior Basketball - Boys: Most Valuable Player - Ian Clark; Most Dedicated Player - Daniel Dowell; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Chadd Ticzon and Cody Christopherson; Most Improved - Baron Charuk and Ryan Weber Wrestling: Most Valuable Player - Eric Skeavington; Most Dedicated Player - Aaron Lantz; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Taryn Senyk Badminton: Most Valuable Player - Kienan McIntosh; Most Dedicated Player - Justine Rodnisky; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Kirsten Clark; Most Improved Player - Andrea Stelnicki and Jeanelle Leclair Track and Field: Most Valuable Player - Eileen Pawliuk; Most Dedicated Player - Jeanelle Leclair; Most Sportsmanlike Player - Kirsten Clark Cheerleading: Most Valuable Player - Jeanelle Leclair; Most Dedicated Player - Lori Kryschuk; Most Sportsmanlike - Nicole Pawliuk; Leadership Award - Alex Davis and Andrea Stelnicki Minor Awards (75 points HCI, 60 points Creighton): Chuck Perera; Cody Rice; Chris Allen; Greg Pruden; Sarah Willett; Marco Rapp; Morgan Pittet; Zak Linnick; Kyla Jackson; Sara Lawrence; Chadd Ticzon; Shilo Baribeau; Nicole Pawliuk; Mishai Swain; Gail Neufeld; Chris Lussier; Kienan McIntosh; Tara Abbott; Scott Vancoughnett; Tyler Ricard; Andi Stelnicki; Daniel Dowell; Shasta Lysohirka; Kathlyn Pawliuk; Eric Skeavington Major Awards (180 points HCI, 165 points Creighton): Jacquelyn Fenske; Jake Rogers; Kristy A; Rob Moore; Ian Clark; Allison Hall; Mark Miller; Jeanelle Leclair; Adam Ricard; Doug Hills Double Major Award (360 points HCI, 330 points in Creighton): Michelle Pettersen; Eileen Pawliuk; Stephanie Trueman Sportswoman of the Year: Michelle Pettersen Sportsman of the Year: Doug Hills
