Date  

Winners

Where Are They Now?
2007

Jessica Zelinka
University of Calgary
Track & Field

 Jessica is considered a medal threat in Heptathlon at the Beijing Olympics. She is currently ranked #4 in the world.

Josh Howatson
Trinity Western University
Volleyball

 Josh had an excellent rookie season playing for Zaragoza in the Spanish elite league. In the summer, he will instruct at Trinity Western volleyball clinics before returning to the Spanish league.
 
2006

Marylène Laplante
Laval University
Volleyball

Marylène graduated with an MB in accounting last May. She suffered a career-ending shoulder injury and is an Assistant Volleyball Coach at a Quebec City College.

Osvaldo Jeanty
Carleton University
Basketball

 Osvaldo is playing professional basketball in Noerdinglingen, Germany. Noerdinglingen is located east of Stuttgart.
 
2005

Adrienne Power
Dalhousie University
Track & Field

 The Dalhousie sprint star will be attempting to make Canada's 200 and 400 meter sprint team, as well as the 4 x 400 relay team at the July 4th Olympic trials.

Jesse Lumsden
McMaster University
Football

 Jesse was having a sensational season with the Hamilton TiCats until a shoulder injury ended his year during his 11th game. Jesse's rushing and passing accounted for 1,100 yards and 4 touchdowns. He is expected to return completely healthy for 2008.
 
2004

Joanna Niemczewska
University of Calgary
Volleyball

 Joanna and her former University of Calgary teammate, Amanda Moppet, are attempting to qualify for the Beijing Olympics in beach volleyball.

Adam Ens
University of Saskatchewan
Volleyball

 After playing two years of professional volleyball in France, Adam has retired from the game and is teaching in Rosthern, Saskatchewan. He still conducts volleyball clinics throughout the province.
 
2003
Kim St. Pierre
McGill University
Ice Hockey

Already considered the greatest goaltender in Canadian Women's hockey history, Kim is focused on being Canada's starting goaltender at the Vancouver Olympics. She has been selected as the Canadian net minder for the World Championships in Harbin, China this spring.

   
Ryan McKenzie
University of Windsor
Track & Field
Ryan is still a Canadian carded elite athlete and the National 1500 meter Champion. He trains in Windsor, but his goal is Beijing.
 
2002
Elizabeth Warden
University of Toronto
Swimming
 Liz is still an assistant swim coach for the Blue's Women's team. She is completing her second year of kindergarten teaching.
Brian Johns
University of British Columbia
Swimming
 The 200m and 400m specialist who also excels at relays, Brian is expected to be the team leader in Beijing.
 
2001
Leighann Doan-Reimer
University of Calgary
Basketball
 The Doan-Reimer family welcomed their first daughter, Daly, to join three-year-old son, Jackson, recently. They now own and operate two Subway shops and Leighann will conduct her 15th consecutive basketball camp this summer in Stettler.
 
Kojo Aidoo
McMaster University
Football
 Kojo continues to play professional football as he recently signed a contract with the Toronto Argonauts.
 
2000
Jenny Cartmell
University of Alberta
Volleyball
 The Alberta Sports Hall of Famer still plays club volleyball.
 
Michael Potts
University of Western Ontario
Soccer
 Michael is involved in real estate and land development.
 
1999  
Corinne Swirsky
Concordia University
Ice Hockey
 Corrine still plays elite hockey and directs the fitness program for the 2,000 member Calgary City Police.
Alexandre Marchand
Université de Sherbrooke
Track & Field
 Alexandre has left Maax and started his own plumbing appliance business. He still follows track closely and consults with coaches on training methods. He lives in Quebec City.
 
1998  
Titus Channer
McMaster University
Basketball
 Titus has left the health nutrition business to take over as Manager and part owner of a Life Fitness franchise in Hamilton.
Foy Williams
University of Toronto
Track & Field
 Foy lives full-time in the United States but hopes to make the Canadian Olympic Team. If she does, it would be her third Olympic games.
 
1997
Curtis Myden
University of Calgary
Swimming

Curtis has completed his second year of residency towards becoming an orthopedic surgeon. He was inducted into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame last year.
  Terri-Lee Johannesson
University of Manitoba
Basketball		 Terri-Lee considers being Executive Director of Phoenix House, helping Halifax street teens, as her dream job. She has run three marathons this year and intends to run many more.
 
1996  
Don Blair
University of Calgary
Football
 The former Hec Crighton Award winner is still in the medical supplies sales business.
Justine Ellison
University of Toronto
Basketball
 Justine has retired after playing nearly a decade of pro-basketball in Israel. She now resides in both Toronto and Florida.
 
1995
Bill Kubas
Wilfrid Laurier University
Football
 Bill is now the National Sales Manager for the Extreme Network which is a networking solution system. His hobbies include golf, touch football and coaching his two daughters.
 
Linda Thyer
McGill University
Track & Field
Dr. Thyer runs for personal fitness; but being a mother of two young children, handling assignments from Athletics Canada, and working at the UBC Student Health Clinic is all the top level competition she needs at this time.
1994
Tim Tindale
University of Western Ontario
Football
 Tim is now building mid-sized condos in Toronto. He keeps active playing Old-Timer hockey and golf.
Sandra Carroll
University of Winnipeg
Basketball
 Sandra was inducted into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame last year. She revels in her Bio Medical profession in Munich, Germany.
1993  
Diane Scott
University of Winnipeg
Volleyball
 Diane has completed her 13th season as the Winnipeg Wesman Head Volleyball Coach.
Andy Cameron
University of Calgary
Volleyball
 Andy lives in Cobo San Lucas, Mexico and invests in real estate. He works out and plays basketball as he strives to keep himself in great condition.