SoccerBasketballVolleyballClub Sports CARDEL Get You in the Line-UpPhoto GalleryDownloadsE-NewsletterRed Alert SAIT Sport Services holds its annual Awards Banquet at the Red & White Club in the spring after each Trojan season. The event is generally attended by approximately 300 athletes, coaches, and special guests. SAIT Sport Services is pleased to announce the winners of the awards:
Female -Leanne Becking (Women's Basketball)
Throughout the year, Leanne Becking received numerous accolades. For example, during the week of November 12-18, she recorded a double-double and was only two rebounds from a triple double during a game against Medicine Hat to help extend the Trojans' undefeated record to 8-0. For her efforts, Leanne received a SAIT Trojan Athlete of the Week award as well as an ACAC Athlete of the Week award. For the 2007-08 regular season, Leanne led the ACAC south division in field goal percentage at 0.495 she also led steals with an average of 4 per game, and was third in scoring with an average of 13.45 points per game. She was the only Trojan to receive the CCAA All-Canadian award this season.
Becking consistently clocks 30-35 minutes per game as part of her strong efforts to the team. She has been successful in each of the Trojan Pillars and actively participates in the Trojan Outreach Program to promote basketball and be involved in the community. She treats opponents and officials with respect and exudes quiet class off the court and in excels in the Business Administration program. As a leader by example, Leanne always does the right thing and makes the right choices. She is very popular with her teammates and they respect her value for hard work. 
Male -Reese St. Goddard (Men's Hockey)
Reese was the key to his team's success especially through playoffs. Impressing coach Babey so much during the Mount Royal series Babey commented it was the best goaltending he had ever seen in his 20 years as coach. Reese recorded two shutouts during the semi finals, including going 154 minutes without having a goal put past him. As starting goalie for all the playoffs he recorded six straight wins and zero losses. Reese was the regular season leader among all ACAC goalies with a goals against average of 2.90 and a 90 percent save percentage. A second year business administration student, he was recognized by the ACAC as the top scholastic player. On the ice, Reese St. Goddard is a very focused and determined team player. He has a great sense of humour in the locker room, not to mention Reese had one of the best playoff moustaches in the Trojan lineup.
Dallas Costanzo (Men's Hockey)
Men's Hockey
Women's Soccer Trojan Award: Jill McCord/ Freshman of the Year: Elise Mullen/ Most Valuable Player: Cailey Gray
Cross Country Trojan Award: Earl Zimmer/ Freshman of the Year: Jon Roth/ Top Female: Teagan Owens/ Top Male: Earl Zimmer
Men's Basketball Trojan Award: Brendan Stewart/ Freshman of the Year: Keenan Milburn/ Most Valuable Player: Jared Laird
Women's Volleyball Trojan Award: Jessica Hamel/ Freshman of the Year: Daly Donaghy/ Most Valuable Player: Mandi Walker
Men's Volleyball Trojan Award: Riley Phillips/ Freshman of the Year: Greg Winiarz/ Most Valuable Player: Aleksei Myroniuk
Women's Basketball Trojan Award: Sacha Kirkland/ Freshman of the Year: Leah Marrington/ Most Valuable Player: Leanne Becking & Whitney Jekabson
Women's Hockey Trojan Award: Andi Dow/ Freshman of the Year: Emily Burton/ Most Valuable Player: Jaime Teichman
Men's Soccer Trojan Award: Daniel Broadhurst/ Freshman of the Year: Brian Baker/ Most Valuable Player: Brett Hockley
Men's Hockey Trojan Award: Dallas Costanzo/ Freshman of the Year: Shane Lust/ Most Valuable Player: Reese St. Goddard
Fan of the Year -Berze Family
Athletes Training Centre Awards -Mike Bulawka (Men's Hockey) & Jerri-Lynn Chisholm (Women's Basketball)
Calgary Herald Leadership Award -Bryce Bowman (Men's Basketball)
Minor Official of the Year -Andrea Arnold
Tonya Faasse (Women's Hockey) - Tonya dominated this past season from start to finish, culminating in a regular season title and Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) championship. She lead the ACAC in goals and points, and was named an ACAC First Team All-Star. She was second in ACAC playoff scoring, and scored the series-winning goal to knock off the Mount Royal College Cougars in three straight games during the ACAC finals.
Bryn Gagnon (Men's Hockey)
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