Awards and Accomplishments

2012-2013 Club Sports Council Awards Winners

TOP POINTS:
NATIONALS:
LEADER OF THE YEAR: Gina Bouchard (Women's Hockey), Zack Warshaw (Celtic Cats), Emily Hoogesteger (Gymnastics)
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Luke Ceplikas (Men's Hockey), Hope Towle (SASS), John Bruce (Quidditch)
COACH/ADVISOR OF THE YEAR: Paul and Muff Reinhardt (Badminton and Tennis)
EMERGING CLUB: Jaazba - Bollywood Dance Club
COMMUNITY AWARD: Hoop Troop
TEAM SPIRIT: Field Hockey
BEST DRESSED: SASS
MOST LIKELY TO GET STRANDED: Women's Hockey
FINANCE OFFICE FREQUENT FLYER: Pat Flaherty (SASS)

Spring '13

Women's Lacrosse goes 15-0 and wins WCLA Northeast Region
Men's and Women's Ultimate Frisbee qualify for Regionals
Sami O'Dwyer wins her 4th straight TaeKwon Do Sparring National Championship
Numerous podium finishes at USASA nationals for Snowboard and FreeSki teams
Fencing's Women's Epee Team finishes first at Nationals
Shooting Sports' Pistol and Shotgun teams have podium finishes at respective Nationals
Cycling again wins the ECCC conference for Road season

Fall '12

Field hockey qualified for Nationals
Football made it to the conference championships
A sailor qualified for ICSA single-handed nationals
Cycling won the ECCCs and had a top-10 finisher at nationals
Baseball made it to conference finals
Men's and Women's Soccer won their respective conferences
Figure skating won the Terry Conners Synchronized Skating Invitational
Golf hosted their first ever tournament
Shooting Sports took first at the Scholastic Steel Challenge
Men's Ultimate Frisbee qualified for club Regionals

2011-2012 CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL AWARD WINNERS

TOP POINTS:
NATIONALS:
MOST IMPROVED: Softball
LEADER OF THE YEAR: Gina Bouchard, Women's Hockey
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER:Aaron Villenueva, Men's Soccer
COACH/ADVISOR OF THE YEAR: Maloree Kish, Cheerleading
EMERGING CLUB: Badminton
COMMUNITY AWARD: Women's Rugby
TEAM SPIRIT: SASS
BEST DRESSED: Orchesis Dance Company

Spring '12

Dressage finished 3rd in the Region
Freeski had several podium finishes at USASA nationals and Ski the East Tour
Snowboard had several podium finishes at USASA nationals
Men's hockey Qualified for NECHA playoffs
Men's Ultimate placed 3rd in the Region
Colby Nixon of the running club ran in the Boston Marathon
TaeKwon Do had 11 medalists at Nationals
Women's Rugby won the Beast of the East
Wrestling qualified 2 members for Nationals

Fall '11

Baseball were NECBA Semi-finalists
Crew placed several boats in the Top 10 at the Head of the Charles
Field Hockey Qualified for 3rd Straight Nationals
Football Held #1 Ranking for several weeks, only loss was in Conference finals
Men's Soccer made it knowckout rounds of NIRSA Regional
Triathlon finished 3rd in the region

2010-2011 CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL AWARD WINNERS

TOP POINTS: Sailing, BJJ, SASS, Celtic Cats
NATIONALS: Freestyle Skiing, Snowboarding, Cycling, Women’s Soccer, Women’s Volleyball, Field Hockey, Triathlon, Fencing, TaeKwon Do, Squash, Swing and Salsa Society, Gymnastics, Equestrian and Shooting Sports
MOST IMPROVED: Nordic Ski
LEADER OF THE YEAR: Andreas Varsikopolous - Men's Soccer; Jon Black - Nordic Ski; Tasha Manning - Softball
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Sam Reniscow - Hoop Dancing; Ryan Heslin-Cunninghmam - Softball
COACH/ADVISOR OF THE YEAR: Greg koman, Sailing
EMERGING CLUB: Baseball
COMMUNITY AWARD: Triathlon
TEAM SPIRIT: Crew
BEST DRESSED: Quidditch
MOST LIKELY TO GET STRANDED: Cycling
FINANCE OFFICE FREQUENT FLYER: Women's Hockey

Spring '11

Cycling finished the year 14th in the nation in all disciplines
Equestrian rider Sophie Allen qualified for Nationals
Podium finishes from Freestyle Ski and Snowboard riders at USASA Nationals who sent 3 and 9 riders respectively
Women's Epee Fencing Team wins National Championship
Sami O'dwyer wins first place in her belt at Collegiate TaeKwon Do Nationals
Shooting Sports finishes 2nd in American trap at ACUI Nationals
Kayak club hosted professional race at the New Haven with many strong showings from UVM boaters
Men's Ultimate (Team Chill) won the New England Cup
Women's Ultimate finished 3rd in the region
Nordic Ski completed first season as a member of NENSA placing 11th overall
Running club competed in first ever Northeast Club Track and Field Championship
SASS won countless ribbons at Ballroom Natioanls and MIT Open
Softball returned to intercollegiate competiton and was accepted into the NCSA for Fall 11
Squash finished 3rd in their division at Nationals

Fall '10

Crew had several top ten finishers at Head of the Charles (biggest regatta in the world)
Field Hockey attended nationals for second year in a row; ranked 14th in the country
Women’s Rugby qualified for regional playoffs
Running Club attended first ever NIRCA Regional; Women’s team finished 3rd
Men’s Soccer falls one win short of qualifying for Nationals with strong regional showing
Women’s basketball finishes 2nd at NHTI tournament; 1st at UVM home tournament
Triathlon finishes 4th in Northeast conference with a number of strong individual performances
Women’s Ultimate receives first ever invitations to club regionals and prestigious Clam Bake tournament
Men’s Ultimate qualifies for club regionals
Cycling finishes Mountain Bike Season 8th in the nation with top ten performances on men and women sides; Strong showings at Cyclocross Nationals
Sailing qualifies for prestigious Atlantic Coast Conference Championships; currently 11th in the nation
SASS Ballroom teams averaged 25 ribbons per competition including recent US Collegiate Ballroom National Championship; 3rd place finish in American Team Match
Football finishes season ranked 2nd in the country and were Yankee Conference finalists
Baseball wins league championship sweeping through the season undefeated
Figure Skating takes 1st at Terry Conners Synchro Competition

2009-2010 CLUB SPORTS COUNCIL AWARD WINNERS

TOP POINTS: Sailing, BJJ, SASS, Celtic Cats
NATIONALS: Women's Volleyball, Women's Soccer, Women's Ice Hockey, Snowboard, Sailing (?), Cycling, Men's rugby, Triathlon, Fencing, TaeKwon Do, Squash, Salsa and Swing Society, Gymnastics, Freestyle Ski, Field Hockey, Wrestling
MOST IMPROVED: Shooting Sports club, Urban Flava Step Team
LEADER OF THE YEAR: Bernie Denehan - Women's Hockey; Cait collachio - Shooting Sports; Annalise Myerson - Catamount Dance Crew
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Brian Hamel - BJJ
COACH/ADVISOR OF THE YEAR: Gary Bruening - Gymnastics
EMERGING CLUB: Celtic Cats; Field Hockey
SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY: Women's Rugby
TEAM SPIRIT: UVM Dance Team, Amanda Fox - Women's Ultimate
MOST LIKELY TO GET STRANDED: Women's Ice Hockey
FINANCE OFFICE FREQUENT FLYER: Men's Rugby

Spring '10

Wrestling qualified for nationals and had an All-American
Dressage and Equestrian qualified for Regionals
Roller hockey qualified for Regional playoffs for the first time in three years
Gymnastics attended NAIGC Nationals in Texas
Mens and Womens Ultimate Frisbee qualified for Regionals
Tae KwonDo sent several members to Nationals
Squash club had men and women teams at Nationals
Fencing attended Nationals and had a member finish first in the nation and a top 5 showing from the womens team
Baseball did not miss a spring at UVM with the birth of a club team following a cut from the varsity level
Mens Rugby advanced to the quarterfinals of the nationals
Urban Flava Step Team attended first ever step competition and was victorious
Cycling finished first overall in the ECCC Road season
Sailing attended ICSA nationals and were a top 15 team all year
Womens Ice Hockey attended ACHA Nationals
Womens Volleyball attended Nationals
Womens Lacrosse qualified for regional playoffs and were a Top 20 in the nation all season long
Shooting Sports placed 2nd at the inagural regional meet
Snowboard qualifed 11 riders for USASA nationals and had several podium finishes

Fall '09

Football team participated in, and won, the first ever sanctioned Club Football game over rival Maine
Cycling finished 1st overall in the Eastern Collegiate Cycling Conference and top 10 in the nation for Mountain Biking
Dressage hosted a home show and finished in second place
Equestrian won 3 shows and sits in second place in the conference
Men's Rugby is seeded 1st in the National Division 2 Rankings and has qualified for Nationals
Men's Ultimate qualified for club regional
Orchesis Dance Company drew over 350 audience members for their bi-annual show
Sailing finished 7th in the Atlantic coast Championships and sits in the top 10 nationally
Salsa and Swing Society won over 20 ribbons at every competition
Women's Basketball finished the semester undefeated
Women's Rugby made it to the Northeast Final Four
Women's Soccer attended Nationals
Racquetball competed in first ever competitions
Women's Volleyball finished 1st and 2nd respectively in both their tournaments

Spring '09

Cheerleading and UVM Dance team were able to attend the NCAA tournament along with the Women's Varsity basketball team
Dressage and Equestrian reahed team regionals respectively and each qualified a rider for Nationals
Wrestling qualified for regionals and qualified a member for nationals
FreeSki and Snowboard team each qualified several members for USASA nationals and had strong performances
Men's Club Lacrosse won their regional championship
Salsa and Swing Society picked up nearly 40 ribbons over the course of Spring semester at several ballroom competitions
Crew claimed several podium finishes in both varsity and Novice divisions at the ECAC championship shortly after claiming their third straight VT cup
Cycling capped off another Northeast crown in road cycling with several podium finishes at nationals
The Catayak Kayak club sponsored their first ever race
The Sailing team rose as high as 13th in the nation
Men's and Women's Volleyball qualified for their regional championships
Women's club Ice Hockey were the inagural playoff champions of the NEWHL
Women's Ultimat Frisbee, "Team Ruckus", qualified for Regionals

Fall '08

Field hockey hosted their first ever home games - and were victorious!
Men's and Women's Soccer Clubs attended regionals in Philadelphia, PA
Triathlon placed second in the conference
Men's and Women's Rugby both qaulified for playoffs and secured home field advantage
Swimming hosted its first home meet in several years in a triumphant return to the pool after a year off
Cycling retained its throne as the Kings and Queens of Northeast Mountain Biking
The Golf Club claimed the Northeast championships
Men's Ultimate Frisbee qualified for sectionals
Women's Club Ice Hockey participated in its first ever intercollegiate competition

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