Fanshawe Athletics Announces 2019-20 Award Winners
(London, Ontario) – Fanshawe Athletics announced today that Chuot Angou (Women's Basketball) has been named Fanshawe's Female Athlete of the Year and that Thomas Code (Golf) has been named Fanshawe's Male Athlete of the Year
Female Athlete of the Year: Chuot Angou – Angou is a standout talent who has proven herself to be the best in the nation as the CCAA Women's Basketball Player of the Year. The team captain led the Falcons to their second consecutive OCAA gold medal and was named an OCAA Tournament All-Star. She averaged 25 points, 4.7 rebounds, 4.3 assists and 1.7 steals per game in the OCAA Championship tournament. In the semi-final and final games, Angou shot an incredible 42% from the field, 50% from beyond the arc and 91% from the free throw line. During the regular season, she led the CCAA and set a new OCAA record for best free throw percentage in a season (89.6%). The combo guard recorded 18.4 points per game and was named the OCAA Player of the Year for the second consecutive season, to go along with All-Canadian and First Team All-Star honours.
Male Athlete of the Year: Thomas Code – Code has been the leader of the Falcons Men's Golf team for the past four years. This season, he was crowned the OCAA Provincial individual champion with a final score of one under par. In winning gold, Code set a Fanshawe Golf record for best one day score (65), two day score (137) and three day score (209). The team captain also led the Falcons Men's Golf team to an OCAA team silver medal. Code was named to the OCAA All-Ontario team and a CCAA All-Canadian. He also captured first place at the Lakehead Invitational and finished top 14 at the CCAA National Championship. This is the first time in Fanshawe history that a golfer has been named the Male Athlete of the Year.
In addition to the Athletes of the Year, the following student-athletes were also award recipients:
Les Zoltai Award – Mikhaila Wright (Basketball)
Jim Matchett Memorial Scholarhip - Kaitlyn Murray (Badminton) & Mackenzie Van Dyk (Basketball)
Female Overall Rookie of the Year – Morgan Lowry (Softball)
Male Overall Rookie of the Year – Marko Maletic (Basketball)
The Fowler Kennedy Varsity Award – Ben Vyfschaft (Soccer)
Mike Lindsay Leadership Award – Colin Galloway
World Transplant Games Legacy Badminton Award – Leam Hughes
Cross Country Running:
Female Most Valuable Runner – Jessica Martin
Female Rookie of the Year – Tamara DePauw
Male Most Valuable Runner – Sandy Freeland
Male Rookie of the Year – Dion Killens
Golf:
Female Most Valuable Player – Mery Tarigan
Male Most Valuable Player – Thomas Code
Male Rookie of the Year – Andre Savoie
Women's Soccer:
Most Valuable Player – Jade Kovacevic
Rookie of the Year – Mackenzie Mota
Women's Indoor Soccer:
Most Valuable Player – Breanne Carreiro
Rookie of the Year – Josephine Morgado
Men's Soccer:
Most Valuable Player – Bradley Heath
Rookie of the Year – Malachi Morris
Men's Indoor Soccer:
Most Valuable Player – Joseph Willingham-Murphy
Rookie of the Year – Arthur Avila
Women's Softball:
Most Valuable Player – Kennedi Roth
Rookie of the Year – Morgan Lowry
Men's Baseball:
Most Valuable Player – Braden Halford
Rookie of the Year – Joe Blakely
Women's Volleyball:
Most Valuable Player – Janelle Albert
Rookie of the Year – Lauren Vahrmeyer
Men's Volleyball:
Most Valuable Player – Mitch McFadden
Rookie of the Year – Elliott Leslie
Women's Basketball:
Most Valuable Player – Chuot Angou
Rookie of the Year – Ashleigh LaBlance
Men's Basketball:
Most Valuable Player – Alfred Johnson
Rookie of the Year – Marko Maletic
Badminton:
Female Most Valuable Player – Helen Ngu
Female Rookie of the Year – Maeyen Chua
Male Most Valuable Player – Leam Hughes
Male Rookie of the Year – Jordan Maudsley
Curling:
Female Most Valuable Player – Amelia Dolsen
Female Rookie of the Year – Veronica VanBroekhoven
Male Most Valuable Player – Charlie Richard
Male Rookie of the Year – Dawson Farrell
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