Trent honours top athletes

Trent students Lisa Morton and Jamie Fligg were awarded the Arthur Cup, the athletic departmentšs most prestigious award at the 31st annual Athletic Awards Reception.

Morton, a fourth year biology, environmental science and education student from Scarborough, is one of Canadašs top two-way players in university field hockey, and a four-time OUA all-star. She is also a Royal Bank Academic All-Canadian, for strong academic achievements while playing a varsity sport.

Fligg, a fourth year biology and environmental science student from Brampton, has competed for Trent in cross country running and Nordic skiing at the varsity level and in triathlons throughout the province. His efforts as the president of the Trent Triathlon Club illustrate his commitment to the sport, and to raising the profile of the university triathlon circuit.

Athletics director Paul Wilson said both students epitomize the finest qualities of inter-university sport.

Honoured with the University Athletic Award, presented to third and fourth year students who have demonstrated a significant contribution to varsity, intramural, and recreation programs were:

Ainsley Switzer
Tabi Lollar
Jackie Bennoch
Jess Young
Cori Carveth
Justin Kerr
Trevor Grills
Neil Horne
Blake Edwards
David Pool

Swimming, Andrew Lui and Heather Pepper
Field Hockey, Lisa Morton and Cori Carveth
Synchronized Swimming, Kailee Macklin
Men's Soccer, Mike Flood and Bart Young
Women's Soccer, Jackie Bennoch and Kim Beno
Men's Rugby, Alex Nevermann and Jon Lavery
Women's Rugby, Kelly Broek and Julie Dominico
Women's Basketball, Megan Cheeseborough
Women's Volleyball, Jessica Williams and Carrie Anderson
Fencing, Kate Dougherty
Lifeguard Team/Aquatics, Barry van Dompseler
Cross Country Running, Maura Sullivan and Dave Eaton
Nordic Skiing, Stephen Dunbar and Amy Beath
Rowing, Neil Horne and Aaron Lawton
Curling, Karen Rowsell and Laine Brohm

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