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2017/11/08 Stfx's Hayfield Headlines U SPORTS Men's Soccer Major StFX’s Hayfield headlines U SPORTS men’s soccer major award winners November 8, 2017 KAMLOOPS, B.C. (U SPORTS) – StFX striker Dan Hayfield was honoured with the Joe Johnson Memorial Trophy as U SPORTS men’s soccer Player of the Year Wednesday night, as the national award winners were celebrated at the annual All-Canadian gala. Championship Website Past Award Winners Carleton forward Gabriel Bitar captured the Lou Bilek award as Rookie of the Year, while Acadia defender Zachary Visser earned the Student-Athlete Community Service Award for his outstanding contribution both on and off the playing field. Cape Breton bench boss Dean Morley received the Coach of the Year award. JOE JOHNSON MEMORIAL TROPHY (Player of the Year): Dan Hayfield, StFX A third-year striker from Exeter, England, Hayfield finished fourth in the country in scoring with 13 goals and in doing so broke the StFX school record for goals scored in a single season. He also led the AUS conference in game-winning goals with six. Hayfield led the X-Men to a 9-1-2 record this season and a second-place finish in the regular season standings—earning them a first-round playoff bye. In addition to being named league MVP, Hayfield was also named a U SPORTS All-Canadian for the first time and an AUS first team all-star for the second consecutive. “Dan Hayfield's biggest strength is his mentality. His perseverance, positive attitude and willingness to consistently train well have combined with his exceptional technical ability to produce a great U SPORTS soccer player,” said X-Men head coach Graham Kennedy. “It's not often that a player of Dan's calibre can also contend for a most improved player award but that's the kind of work-ethic he has and he just keeps getting better because of it.” Nominees CW: Mitchell Popadynetz, Thompson Rivers OUA: Cristian Cavallini, York RSEQ: Omar Kreim, Montréal LOU BILEK AWARD (Rookie of the Year): Gabriel Bitar, Carleton Carleton Ravens forward Gabriel Bitar is the 2017 recipient of the Lou Bilek Award as U SPORTS men’s soccer Rookie of the Year. Bitar becomes the first Raven to be named the recipient of the award. Bitar enjoyed one of the most dominant rookie campaigns in the history of U SPORTS men’s soccer, scoring a nation-high 16 goals in his debut season. The 5-foot-9 striker had four multi- goal games and tallied at least one goal in 12 of 16 regular season outings. Bitar, a graduate of Franco-Cité Catholic High School, was named the OUA East division most valuable player and conference rookie of the year following a magnificent season powering a U SPORTS-best Carleton offence. Bitar dazzled with tremendous demonstrations of skill all season, stifling defender after defender en route to his outstanding goal haul. With six game-winning goals to his name, the Ottawa South United product was also named a first team all-star to open his career as a Raven. Bitar, native of Ottawa, Ont., is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts degree at Carleton University. “It’s fantastic for Gabriel to be recognized for his play this season. He has been a dynamic and key player in our attack all year,” said head coach Kwesi Loney. “A player of his ability instills belief in the team knowing we are capable of scoring at any time. In only his first season, I look forward to watching him grow as a player and young man.” Nominees CW: Victory Shumbusho, UBC RSEQ: Heikel Jarras, Montréal AUS: Charlie Waters, Cape Breton STUDENT-ATHLETE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD: Zachary Visser, Acadia A third-year defender with the Acadia Axemen and chemistry student from Winsloe South, P.E.I., Visser played in 11 of 12 games this season, while also maintaining a 3.98 cumulative GPA in the classroom. He is heavily involved in the community, volunteering his time with an array of initiatives. He coordinates and organizes team fundraisers for the Canadian Cancer Society, the Alzheimer's Society of Canada and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. He also serves as an instructor for Acadia's S.M.I.L.E. (Sensory Motor Instructional Learning Experience) program and has volunteered at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Charlottetown, P.E.I., during the summer months since 2012. "Zach is a leader and role model for all of our student-athletes, which includes attempting to make a significant difference in the lives of others," said Kevin Dickie, executive director of Acadia Athletics. “While playing soccer is important to Zach, it is clear that academics is his priority and he has ensured that he maintains excellent academic results, added Axemen Soccer head coach Findlay MacRae. “In addition to regular captain duties, Zach also makes time to coordinate and participate in various team fundraising events on campus and in the community for causes such as cancer or Alzheimer’s research.” Visser was Acadia’s nominee as an AUS representative for the U SPORTS Top 8 Academic All- Canadians. He has a perfect 4.0 GPA and is the first Acadia player to receive the men's soccer Student-Athlete Community Service Award. Nominees CW: Toluwalope Esan, Alberta OUA: Andrea Cicciarella, UOIT RSEQ: Sanchit Gupta, McGill COACH OF THE YEAR: Dean Morley, Cape Breton This marks the first time Dean Morley has been awarded U SPORTS Coach of the Year and the first time in school history a Cape Breton bench boss has received the award. The Capers finished the regular season with an 11-0-1 record and finished first in the AUS standings. The Capers scored 32 goals for and allowed six, the most in the conference, and reached the No.1 ranking in the U SPORTS Top 10 to conclude the season for the first time in school history. Morley has been the Capers’ head coach since 2014, following seven years as assistant coach with the program. Prior to his coaching career, Morley played for the Capers from 2004 to 2006. A native of Nottingham, England, Morley has been on the Capers coaching staff for all four of their AUS championships and both U SPORTS medals (silver and bronze) at the national tournament. “Dean Morley has established himself as one of the best men’s soccer coaches in the country in just four years at the helm of our CBU program,” said Cape Breton University athletic director, John Ryan. “His leadership, vision, hard work, and relentless pursuit of success has allowed him to develop complete champions in his student-athletes. Coach Morley develops outstanding young men, instilling the values of hard work, respectfulness, modesty, and community spirit. We are pleased that he has earned this well-deserved recognition by his peers.” Nominees CW: Mike Shearon, Trinity Western OUA: Kweso Loney, Carleton RSEQ: Samir Ghrib, Université Laval 2017 U SPORTS MEN’S SOCCER ALL-CANADIANS First Team First Pos. Last Name School Eligibility Hometown Program Name GK Nizar Houhou Laval 4 Melun, France Health & Phys. Ed. D Daniel Gogarty York 4 Toronto, Ont. Business Economics D Noah Cunningham Alberta 2 St Albert, Alta. Education Woodbridge, M Cristian Cavallini York 2 Liberal Arts Ont. M Omar Kreim Montréal 2 Laval, Que. Law M Thompson Mitchell Popadynetz 4 Nelson, B.C. Business Rivers M Sports & Recreation Marcus Lees UNB 5 Brampton, Ont. Studies (Masters) F Ajeej Sarkaria Alberta 2 Edmonton, Alta. Business F Gabriel Bitar Carleton 1 Ottawa, Ont. Undeclared F Daniel Hayfield StFX 3 Exeter, UK Arts F Psychology & Frederic Gravel-Lajoie Montréal 4 Gatineau, Que. Sociology Second Team Pos. First Name Last Name School Eligibility Hometown Program GK Connor James Alberta 4 Edmonton, Alta. Business Lapointe D Hugo Laval 5 Quebec, Que. Sciences Senecal D Ismail Sow Montréal 2 Ottawa, Ont. Business Admin. Pembroke, D Ryan Parris Acadia 4 Business Admin. Bermuda D Devon Bowyer Toronto 5 Toronto, Ont. Health Policy Cape M Cory Bent 2 Preston, U.K. Business Admin. Breton M Felipe Da Costa Souza UQAM 5 Verdun, Que. Marketing Cape Lancashier, M Charlie Waters 1 Community Studies Breton U.K. M Lukas MacNaughton Toronto 5 Toronto, Ont. Graduate Studies Management, F Jace Kotsopoulos Guelph 3 Burlington, Ont. Economics & Finance F Victory Shumbusho UBC 1 Chilliwack, B.C. Arts All-Rookie Team Eligibilit Pos. First Name Last Name School Hometown Program y Morecambe, FB Joe Hamilton UNB 1 Arts Iancashi King's M Connor Wilson Western 1 London, Ont. College M Marko Mandekic Toronto 1 Kitchener, Ont. Management M Heikel Jarras Montréal 1 St-Léonard, Que. Math Saskatche M Kwame Opoku 1 Calgary, Alta. Engineering wan M Patrick Izett UBC 1 Delta, B.C. Arts M Blake Fenton StFX 1 Halifax, N.S. Arts F Gabriel Bitar Carleton 1 Ottawa, Ont. Undeclared F Simon Malaborsa Concorida 1 Montreal, Que. Economics Cape Community F Charlie Waters 1 Lancashier, UK Breton Studies F Victory Shumbusho UBC 1 Chilliwack, B.C. Arts -U SPORTS - For further information, please contact: Ken Saint-Eloy Senior Manager, Communications U SPORTS Cell: 647-871-7595 [email protected] Alan Hudes Coordinator, Communications U SPORTS Off: 905-508-3000 ext. 242 Cell: 647-991-5343 [email protected] .
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