Award Presentations
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Brock University has a history of excellence in athletics. Here are photo depicting the athletes, who are responsible for creating that high standard, being honoured.
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The Ed Davis Award to Dave Burtn.d.Dave Burt receiving the Ed Davis Award for Most Valuable Player on one occasion out of the three times he did.
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O'Keefe Trophyn.d.Kathy Richardson in one of the three times she won the O'Keefe Trophy for Outstanding Female Athletic Achievement.
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1978 Award Winners1978The athletic award recipients of 1978.
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Club Roma MVP Trophy1978Professor McNeil presents Ken Lamb with The Club Roma Trophy in 1978.
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Award Ceremonyn.d.A male athlete receiving an award.
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Ed Davis Award to Glen Craign.d.Ed Davis, former hockey coach, with Glen Craig, recipient of the Ed Davis Award for being the team's most valuable player.
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Cupolo's Sporting Goods Trophyn.d.Coach Les Korchok presents Walt Szpilewski, the men's basketball Badgers' most valuable player, with the Cupolo's Sporting Goods Trophy.
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Maria Liriocirca 1982Two time winner of the Female Tennis Player of the Year, in 1982-1983 and 1983-1984.
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Athletics Award Banquetn.d.Athletic award recipients behind a table filled with their awards.
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Patricia Lowenberger Memorial Trophy1975The Patricia Lowenberger Memorial Trophy was dedicated to recognizing the Male Athlete of the Year in honour of Dr. Lowenberger's wife. Suspected to be a photo of Ken Murray from the 1975 Athletic Awards Ceremony.
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Athletes with their Trophies1978-03-23Dave Burt, Ken Murray, Anna Lathrop, Jim Nelligan standing with their newly presented trophies on March 23 1978. Dave Burt was co-recipient of the Patricia Lowenberger Memorial Trophy for outstanding male athletic achievement and of the Ed Davis MVP award. His number, along with Ken Murray's, was retired that night. Anna Lathrop received the O'Keefe Trophy for outstanding female athletic achievement and Jim Nelligan was the other co-recipient of the Patricia Lowenberger Memorial Trophy. Anna Lathrop is now (2008) acting Dean of the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences and Ken Murray is the Head Coach of Basketball.