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Carleton Ravens – Major Awards – Male Athlete of the Year Carleton Ravens – Major Awards – Male Athlete of the Year The major criterion are the demonstration of outstanding athletic ability during the current year in Carleton's interuniversity program. In addition, contributions towards the athletic program at Carleton University are considered for this award. YEAR ATHLETE - TEAM 1954-55 Al Lloyd - Football 1955-56 Gord Johnston - Football 1956-57 Brian Turner - Golf 1957-58 Lloyd Reaume - Football 1958-59 George House - Basketball 1959-60 Peter Guy - Nordic Nordic Skiing 1960-61 James Shearer - Nordic Nordic Skiing 1961-62 Bruce Millar - Football 1962-63 1963-64 Dave Rees - Nordic Nordic Skiing & Peter Durrans - Soccer 1964-65 John Callahan - Basketball & Peter Durrans - Soccer 1965-66 Tom Gorman - Basketball 1966-67 Bob Amer - Football 1967-68 Ken Dyer - Hockey 1968-69 Denis Schuthe - Basketball & Dale Galbraith - Fencing 1969-70 Wayne Small - Hockey 1970-71 Bob Eccles - Football 1971-72 Marinus Wins - Tennis 1972-73 Terry McCarthy - Hockey 1973-74 David Montagano - Basketball & Football 1974-75 Marc Lavoie - Fencing 1975-76 Marc Lavoie - Fencing 1976-77 Jon Love - Basketball 1977-78 Jon Love - Basketball 1978-79 Pat Stoqua - Football & Basketball 1979-80 Pat Stoqua - Football & Basketball 1980-81 Rick Powers - Basketball 1981-82 Geoff Wasteneys - Nordic Skiing 1982-83 Rick Powers - Basketball 1983-84 Tom Timlin - Football 1984-85 Bill Holmes - Basketball & Mike Lanos - Soccer 1985-86 Mark Brown - Football 1986-87 Mark Brown - Football 1987-88 Paul Tymchuk - Water Polo 1988-89 Stepan Olivia - Swimming 1989-90 Mike Trought - Basketball 1990-91 Frank Ferrari - Nordic Skiing 1991-92 Earl Cochrane - Soccer 1992-93 Frank Ferrari - Nordic Skiing & Don Burton - Swimming 1993-94 Wayne Dustin - Nordic Skiing 1994-95 Wayne Dustin - Nordic Skiing 1995-96 Harry Van Hofwegen - Football 1996-97 Wayne Dustin - Nordic Skiing 1997-98 Brian Leonard - Basketball 1998-99 Brian Leonard - Basketball 1999-00 Matt Cook - Nordic Skiing & Anson Brewster - Soccer 2000-01 Rob Smart - Basketball 2001-02 Jafeth Maseruka - Basketball 2002-03 Rob Smart - Basketball 2003-04 Mike Smart - Basketball 2004-05 Osvaldo Jeanty - Basketball 2005-06 Osvaldo Jeanty - Basketball 2006-07 Osvaldo Jeanty -Basketball & Gavin Hamilton - Nordic Skiing 2007-08 Aaron Doornekamp - Basketball 2008-09 Stuart Turnbull - Basketball 2009-10 Colin Abbott - Fencing 2010-11 Tyson Hinz - Basketball 2011-12 Philip Scrubb - Basketball 2012-13 Philip Scrubb - Basketball 2013-14 Philip Scrubb - Basketball 2014-15 Thomas Scrubb - Basketball 2015-16 Brett Welychka - Hockey 2016-17 Kaza Kajami-Keane - Basketball .
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