are involved in sports on campus at any level
demonstrates fair and generous behaviour of others, especially in a sports context. Best exemplifies the spirit of the game by his/her attitude, demeanour, and treatment of fellow competitors, teammates, coaches and officials and acceptance of victory or defeat graciously.
demonstrates positive leadership and inspires others to get involved.
clearly demonstrates sportsmanship: the act as behaviour exhibited during competition by student-athletes based on values, respect and integrity.
displays acts of integrity that go beyond the sport's playing rules and etiquette and put others’ needs before their own.

Nominees

Holly Tetzlaff

“I am the president of the lovely Mackenzie House and so I help run all the fun events we plan, carry on the traditions we hold dear to our hearts and overall help make Mack a second home for everyone. I participate in many intramural sports and also represent UNB at every Fencing Tournament I compete in.”

Abigail Smith

“I am one of the sports reps and I was an HOC for Tibbits Hall.”

Katelyn Babineau-Wilson

“In my first year at UNB, the first thing I knew I wanted to get involved in was intramurals. i played hockey, soccer, volleyball and dodgeball. I was extremely excited to find out last year that I would be a sports rep at Tibbits house for the 2019-2020. It was great being able to help give students a warm welcome to UNB by showing them that there are many ways to get involved with the school, meet new friends, and stay active at UNB! I played hockey, soccer, volleyball, frisbee and flag football this year. I also had the amazing opportunity to be an HOC this year, which was a great experience. Being on house committee has taught me a lot about commitment, leadership and team work.”

Mikaela Dodig

“I am a fourth year Kin Science student and athlete on the Reds women's basketball team. This year, I have put together a team of passionate students to plan and organize the first Women in Sport Conference at UNB. Our goal is to inspire and empower females to be confident leaders and break down the barriers that females encounter in sport. I am also Vice-President of the Reds Athletes' Council and Secretary on Kin Society.”

Grace Coles

“I am in my third year of studies, working towards a BSc in Biology and Psychology. I have been a player on the UNB field hockey team for three years. This past season I was co captain of the team and we finished in second place, which was a huge accomplishment for our team! I am an executive member on the UNB Wildlife Society. As secretary and finance officer I take notes at our meetings and help plan and run society events. I also volunteer with a psychology professor on campus, helping with data collection and literature research.”

brandon archibald

“During my time at UNB, I have been heavily involved through both my academics and extracurriculars. For the past three years, I have been a member of UNB S.P.R.I.N.G. holding the roles of both Events Coordinator and Social Media Coordinator. Working with youth has been a strong passion of mine at UNB. During my third year, I was selected to be one of the Co-Presidents of the Children's Wish Foundation - UNB Chapter. Along with this, I was elected to the UNBSU Council last year as Residence Councillor and again this year as Accessibility Councillor. Since my first year at UNB, I have ran track at the varsity level. Outside of varsity athletics, I play soccer, basketball, and hockey for intramurals. Within residence, I have held the roles of vice-president and sports representative for my house committee. Currently, I am the Lead Proctor of Tibbits Hall; last year, I was a Hall Proctor within Joy W. Kidd House. I also sit on various committees within the university. This includes the Sexual Violence New Brunswick Prevention Team, UNBSU Advocacy Committee, UNB Residence, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity Committee, and the UNBSU Student Life and Awards Committee.

Meghan Beland

“This year, I’ve been involved in my residence as HOC and sports rep. I really enjoy playing intramural sports and I’m also on the UNB curling team.”