2019 Athlete and Team of the Year Awards

These awards recognize and celebrate the significant achievements, performances and contributions of Alberta’s amateur teams and athletes.  The award winners are outstanding role models who inspire other Albertans to higher achievements at the recreational or competitive level.

Categories include Junior Male, Junior Female, and Junior Team for nominees under 21 years of age; and Open Male, Open Female, and Open Team for all nominees 21 years of age and over.

These awards are open to Alberta athletes and teams that meet the following criteria:

  • Athlete’s primary residence must be in Alberta, or the majority of the team’s athletes must reside in Alberta.  Athletes, or teams with athletes, who live temporarily in other locations for education or training purposes and are products of the Alberta sport development system are eligible for nomination. A significant portion (at least 5 years) of the athlete’s or team’s sport development shall have occurred in Alberta;
  • The nominee must have represented Canada internationally in the previous calendar year (2019). In the Team categories, the team must have represented Alberta or Canada nationally or internationally in the previous calendar year (2019).

2019 Award Winners will be announced at the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame & Museum Induction Banquet on Friday May 29, 2020 in Red Deer, Alberta.

Award Recipients 2018

The following athletes and teams are recognized as the 2018 Award Recipients

Open Female Alex Gough Luge Calgary
Open Male Mark Arendz Para-Nordic Canmore
Junior Female Emma O’Croinin Swimming Edmonton
Junior Male Finlay Knox Swimming Okotoks
Open Team Canadian Luge Relay Team Luge Calgary
Junior Team St. Albert Slash AAA Midget Female Hockey St. Albert

 

Contact Information

Jerry George

Consultant, High Performance Sport
Alberta Sport Connection
Suite 500
10055 106 Street
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 1G3
P: 780-422-9714
F: 780-415-0308
Email: jerry.george@gov.ab.ca

More information on Athlete and Team of the Year Awards

Past Winners

Since the program began in 2002, 64 athletes and 20 teams have been recognized.

Past Winners

Award Winner Biographies

Biographies of our 2017 Athlete and Team of the Year winners

Biographies

Nomination Forms

Nominate the 2018 Athlete or Teams of the Year

Nominate here

 

ASC recognizes our best amateur athletes, teams, coaches, officials & volunteers

2017 Athletes and Teams of the Year:

Ms. Kaetlyn Osmond  – Open Female  – Figure Skating – Edmonton
Mr. Justin Kripps  – Open Male  – Bobsleigh – Calgary
Ms. Megan Bankes  – Junior Female  – Biathlon – Canmore
Mr. Alphonso Davies – Junior Male  – Soccer – Edmonton
Victoria SC Women’s – Open Team – Soccer – Edmonton
Ms. Jordan Boyle, Ms. Jessie Brown, Ms. Nikole Byrne, Ms. Olivia Chu, Ms. Morgan Corbett, Ms. Megan Duro, Ms. Elise Emmott, Ms. Rebecca Ferguson, Ms. Laura Kautz, Ms. Terri Kutryk, Ms. Heather Lund, Ms. Tori Martyn, Ms. Kayla Michaels, Ms. Carleigh Miller, Ms. Kaily Mohn, Ms. Jamie Pasemko, Ms. Kaitlin Phillips, Ms. Annalise Schellenberg, Ms. Kristyn Shapka, Ms. Elisa Stamatakis, Ms. Keshia Wallin, Ms. Marissa Webb, Ms. Heather Young, Ms. Maggie Zacsko
Coaches: Mr. Rick Haxby, Mr. Frank Imbrogno, Manager: Ms. Laurie Hartley
Team Alberta Midget –  Junior Team – Box Lacross – various
Mr. Liam Bell (Calgary), Mr. Jacob Bowen (Edmonton), Mr. Shayden Brinton (Red Deer), Mr. Jack Bruzell-Friesz (Calgary), Mr. Kyle Dziwenka (Edmonton), Mr. Mattias Flammenspeck (De Winton), Mr. Evan Gartner (Calgary), Mr. Mathieu Gautier (St. Albert), Mr. Will Holan (Edmonton), Mr. Nicolas Izzo-Jarrett (Calgary), Mr. Ethan Landymore (Okotoks), Mr. Malcolm MacInnes (Calgary), Mr. Charlie McFadden (Edmonton), Mr. Tyler Merilees (Lloydminster), Mr. Cole Pickell (Calgary), Mr. Kyle Playsted (Calgary), Mr. Jacob Power (Stony Plain), Mr. Caden Rotter (Airdrie), Mr. Bennett Smith (Edmonton), Mr. Roman Smoot (Sherwood Park)
Coaches: Mr. Todd Lorenz, Mr. Dane Dobbie,  Manager: Ms. Pauline Hughes