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2011 Rally Awards
Tue., May 10, 2011 - 7:30 p.m.
Flynn Theatre
Burlington, Vt.

2010 Rally Awards
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Rally Awards

Rally Awards
In 2005, the University of Vermont Athletic Department established the Rally Awards, an all-sports celebration highlighting the accomplishments of the student-athletes at UVM. The inaugural Rally Awards took place at the historical Flynn Theatre in downtown Burlington and over 800 people attended the event.

At the Rally Awards, each team's MVP is honored and six major awards are handed out to Vermont student-athletes. They include: Jeff Stone Memorial Award - recognizing exceptional contributions in community service; Underclass Athletic Achievement Award - recognizing outstanding athletic accomplishments by underclass student-athletes; Semans Trophy - presented to the seniors who have excelled in the athletic arena and demonstrated exceptional leadership; Russell O. Sunderland Memorial Trophy - presented to the seniors who have persevered over obstacles in their career; Wasson Athletic Prize - presented to the senior scholar-athletes at UVM; J. Edward Donnelly Award - presented to Vermont's top senior student-athletes. The athletic department also presents an annual award to individuals in the community for their loyal support and devotion to the University of Vermont Athletic Program.

2010 Athletic Department Award Winner
Dr. Robert Corran with 2010 UVM Athletic Department Award Winner Terry Lovelette
Athletic Department Award Winners
The Athletic Department Award is presented to individuals for their loyal support and untiring devotion to the University of Vermont Athletic Program. The 2010 Athletic Department Award was given to Terry Lovelette, a volunteer assistant coach with the UVM men's hockey team for the past 16 years.

Year Award Winners
2010 Terry Lovelette
2009 Patty Corcoran
2008 Linda Bogardus & Steve Doyon
2007 Rob Burnetti
2006 Dr. John Bramley
2005 Dr. Robert Lawson
2004 Walt Levering
2003 Dick Young
2002 Tim & Suzanne Hawley
2001 Bernadette Caffrey
2000 Mac McAllister
1999 Bob Stone
1998 Dick Streeter
1997 Judy Hershberg
1996 Donna Larrow
1995 Mac McIntosh
1994 Don LaCross
1993 Roger Bryant
1992 Peter Baldwim
1991 Hosmer Graham
1990 Les Leggett
1989 Tony Adams
1988 Fred Fayette
1987 Al Overton
1986 Barry Stone
1985 Mary Anne and Richard Gucciardi
1984 Robert and June Guyette
1983 Floyd James
1982 Charles Christensen
1981 Robert Davison
1980 Lou Mazel
1979 Saul L. Agel
1978 Donald C. Gregg
1977 Dr. Richard Amidon
1976 Sheldon Miller

2010 Jeff Stone Award Winners
2010 Jeff Stone Award Winners Maurice Joseph and Avery Pittman with the Stone Family
Jeff Stone Memorial Award
The Jeff Stone Memorial Award recognizes exceptional contributions by a male and female student-athlete, in any class, in the area of community service and leadership and is presented in memory of Jeff Stone, an outstanding tennis player at UVM who died tragically in 1984.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Maurice Joseph (Men's Basketball); Avery Pittman (Swimming & Diving)
2009 Tom Cheney (Cross Country); Brittanie Booker (Field Hockey)
2008 Jared Alvord (Track & Field); Corinne DiPietro (Track & Field)
2007 Art Femenella (Hockey); Lindsey Carfagna (Track & Field)
2006 Jaime Sifers (Hockey); Rebecca Witinok-Huber (Swimming & Diving)
2005 Taylor Coppenrath (Basketball); Christen Faltermeier (Lacrosse)

2010 Underclass Award Winners
2010 Underclass Athletic Award Winners Meg Ryley and Franz Bernstein
Underclass Athletic Achievement Award
The Underclass Athletic Achievement Award was also handed out for the first time in 2005. The honor recognizes the outstanding athletic accomplishments by a male and female student-athlete in the freshmen, sophomore and junior classes.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Franz Bernstein (Skiing); Meg Ryley (Skiing)
2009 Viktor Stalberg (Hockey); Courtnay Pilypaitis (Basketball)
2008 Marqus Blakely (Basketball); Courtnay Pilypaitis (Basketball)
2007 Mike Trimboli (Basketball); Danielle Collins (Field Hockey)
2006 Mike Trimboli (Basketball); Carmen Lagala (Track & Field)
2005 Joe Fallon (Hockey); Amy Cochran (Soccer & Skiing)

2010 Semans Award Winners
2010 Semans Award Winners Brian Roloff and Molly MacMillan
Semans Trophy
The Semans Trophy has been awarded since 1956, and is presented to the senior male and female student-athletes who have demonstrated a high level of athletic achievement and who earned the respect and regard from his/her fellow students for leadership, loyalty, and service to the University.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Brian Roloff (Hockey); Molly MacMillan (Swimming & Diving)
2009 Dean Strong (Hockey); Jilyne McDonald (Skiing)
2008 Kyle Cieplicki (Basketball); Channel Hamilton (Track & Field)
2007 Martin Klimes (Basketball); Nikki Desch (Field Hockey)
2006 Chris Marsh (Baseball); Kate Crawford (Nordic skiing)
2005 Scott Mifsud (Hockey); Steph Mead (Soccer)
2004 John Antonucci (Soccer); Becky Daley (Hockey)
2003 Grant Anderson (Basketball); Jenny Agnew (Hockey)
2002 Jason Morris (Gymnastics); Krista Balogh (Swimming)
2001 Andrew Allen (Hockey); Kate Goodchild (Track and Field)
2000 Craig Peper (Basketball); Alanna Jones (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1999 Matthew Myers (Swimming); Stacey Williams (Soccer & Track and Field)
1998 Christopher McLernon (Swimming); Gina Pezzetti (Field Hockey)
1997 Jamie Abbatiello (Gymnastics); Jen Winslow (Softball)
1996 Bernie Cieplicki (Basketball); Anna Norgren (Track)
1995 Tom Quinn (Hockey); Betsy Amos (Swimming)
1994 Nicolas Perreault (Hockey); Sheri Turnbull (Basketball & Track and Field); Sue Duke (Softball)
1993 Justin LeBlanc (Gymnastics); Shelly Scipione (Skiing)
1992 Ted Madden (Hockey); Joey Fritz '92 (Soccer & Softball)
1991 Matt Johnson (Basketball); JoAnn Rathbun (Field Hockey)
1990 Dan Bokan (Soccer & Track and Field); Katree Hodgdon (Soccer & Track and Field)
1989 Ian Boyce (Hockey); Brenda White (Cross Country & Skiing)
1988 Barent Rogers (Baseball); Joann McKay (Basketball)
1987 John Linell (Swimming & Baseball); Hanne Krogstad (Skiing)
1986 John Garrity (Swimming); Jorunn Gran-Henriksen (Skiing)
1985 Matt Thompson (Basketball); Harriet Tatro (Soccer)
1984 James Mackay (Swimming); Elizabeth Haines (Skiing)
1983 Pal Sjulstad (Skiing); Patsy deMarcken (Swimming)
1982 Kevin Sullivan (Swimming); Anne Schiavone (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1981 Chris Mikell (Skiing); Judi St. Hilaire (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1980 Scott Light (Skiing); Janet Terp (Track and Field)
1979 Daniel Bryant (Soccer); Nancy Dickson (Skiing)
1978 William McAlduff (Hockey & Baseball); Pamela Packard (Field Hockey, Skiing, Softball)
1977 Warren Prehmus (Basketball)
1976 Stan Dunklee (Cross Country & Skiing)
1975 Petter Kongsli (Skiing)
1974 Ted Castle (Hockey)
1973 Bruce Willard (Swimming)
1972 Ed Yeates (Hockey)
1971 Perry Bland (Cross Country, Skiing, Track and Field)
1970 George Kreiner II (Hockey)
1969 David Lapointe (Basketball & Baseball)
1968 Bob Schroeder (Soccer, Football, Hockey)
1967 Thomas Mills (Swimming)
1966 Robert Cronin (Baseball)
1965 Ralph D'Altilia (Basketball)
1964 Kenneth Burton (Football & Track and Field)
1963 Dick Cassani (Baseball)
1962 Maynard Ducatte (Football & Baseball)
1961 Harry Zingg (Baseball)
1960 Charles Isles, Jr. (Basketball & Baseball)
1959 William Simonds (Football & Baseball)
1958 Thomas Tierney (Football & Baseball)
1957 John Galascione (Football & Baseball)
1956 Edwin Beck, Jr. (Football & Baseball)

2010 Sunderland Trophy Winners
2010 Sunderland Trophy Winners Erik Gilbert and Jan Carlson with UVM Vice President for Student Affairs Tom Gustafson
Russell O. Sunderland Memorial Trophy
The Russell O. Sunderland Memorial Trophy has been presented since 1939. It honors the senior male and female student-athletes who, throughout their college careers, have demonstrated a high level of athletic achievement and who has exemplified the qualities of character, leadership and persistence in overcoming obstacles.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Erik Gilbert (Skiing); Jan Carlson (Track & Field)
2009 Lee Stephane Kouadio (Soccer); Sarah DeStefano (Lacrosse)
2008 Collin Shore (Lacrosse); Stirling Winder (Field Hockey)
2007 Chris Holm (Basketball); Cassandra VanLeeuwen (Soccer)
2006 Jay Iannoni (Baseball); Nikkie Hessney (Soccer)
2005 T.J. Sorrentine (Basketball); Samantha Chase (Softball)
2004 Matt Sheftic (Basketball); Christina Gingras (Cross Country & Track and Field)
2003 Ryan Miller (Hockey); Shawn Carney (Field Hockey)
2002 Jeff Guilmette (Track and Field); Megan Galbreath (Soccer)
2001 Nedim Vilogorac (Tennis); Amanda Surgen (Softball)
2000 Dana Albrycht (Swimming); Christie Lauzon (Basketball)
1999 Phil Signoroni (Soccer); Michelle Savoie (Soccer)
1998 Travis McIntosh (Gymnastics); Kristin Schoen (Softball)
1997 Michael Derby (Tennis); Heather Galligan (Volleyball)
1996 David Conlon (Basketball); Julia Renstrom (Tennis)
1995 Brad Bierman (Soccer); Carrie LaPine (Basketball)
1994 Casey Grant (Track); Heather Taft (Gymnastics)
1993 Brian Tarrant (Basketball); Kelly Martin (Soccer & Softball)
1992 Steve Johnson (Baseball); Katie Quinn (Softball)
1991 Tim Shannehan (Lacrosse); Sarah Dahl (Track and Field)
1990 Jim St. Andre Soccer); Allison Mahan (Basketball)
1989 Andrew Hirshfeld (Track and Field); Robyn Proctor (Track and Field)
1988 Rob Hamlin (Basketball); Diane Colavecchio (Soccer)
1987 Tom O'Shea (Basketball); Chris Boehmer (Track and Field)
1986 Mike Maher (Hockey); Laurie Strang (Skiing)
1985 Matt Thompson (Basketball); Candy Halvarson (Basketball)
1984 Edward Sheehan (Baseball); Cynthia Hooley (Softball)
1983 Stephen Shea (Track); Claudette Thibault (Softball)
1982 David McGinn (Baseball); Deb Bothfeld (Softball)
1981 Kym Berman (Swimming); Lisa Cleverdon (Field Hockey & Lacrosse)
1980 Tom Cullity (Hockey); Verlinda Peabody (Field Hockey & Lacrosse)
1979 Thomas Perrin (Basketball); Bernice Belaski (Skiing & Softball)
1978 Chuck Ross (Hockey); Janet Lynch (Track and Field)
1977 Charles Trapani (Basketball)
1976 Tim O'Connell (Hockey)
1975 Bernard Palmer (Basketball)
1974 Anthony Jones (Football)
1973 Earl Olson (Football)
1972 Sam Simmons (Hockey)
1971 Gerald Elliot (Football)
1970 Walter Kelly(Soccer & Hockey)
1969 John Kinsey (Swimming)
1968 Jeffrey Marsh (Skiing)
1967 E. Russell Boardman (Basketball & Track and Field)
1966 Donald Mayland '66 (Football, Track & Field and Swimming) (1982)
1965 Charles Foster '65 (Football and Baseball) (1984)
1964 Richard Boutilier '64 (Baseball)
1963 John Stahler '63 (Basketball)
1962 Carl Eck '62 (Football)
1961 Harry Zingg '61 (Baseball)
1960 M. Joseph Barry '60 (Track & Field) (1982)
1959 Ray Allen '59 (Cross Country) (1983)
1958 Richard White '58 (Football)
1957 Lewis Reische '57 (Football)
1956 Richard Jannoni '56 (Football and Track & Field)
1955 Walter Johnson '55 (Football)
1954 James Montgomery '54 (Football and Track & Field) (1981)
1953 Paul Bousquet '53 (Skiing)
1952 Thomas Miller '52 (Football)
1951 Howard Haddigan '51 (Track)
1950 John Bellows '50 (Cross Country and Track & Field)
1949 Robert French '49 (Football and Basketball)
1948 Gordon Cochran '48 (Football, Skiing and Baseball) (1972)
1947 Dwight Eddy '47 (Football)
1942 John Spasyk '42 (Football and Baseball) (1972)
1941 William Pye '41 (Football)
1940 Carl Schofield '40 (Rifle)

2010 Wasson Athletic Prize Winner
2010 Wasson Award Winner Jared Alvord with Dr. Robert Manning (May Kotsopoulos the women's winner was unable to attend)
Wasson Athletic Prize
The Wasson Athletic Prize is given, since 1929, to the senior male and female student-athletes who have demonstrated a high level of athletic achievement and who maintained the highest standard of academic scholarship.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Jared Alvord (Track & Field); May Kotsopoulos (Women's Basketball)
2009 Connor Tobin (Soccer); Diana Purtz (Cross Country)
2008 Chris Healy (Cross Country/Track & Field); Emilie Clark (Lacrosse)
2007 Corey Bronner (Soccer); Emilia DeMarchis (Nordic Skiing)
2006 Matt Naimoli (Baseball); Anja Jokela (Nordic Skiing)
2005 Lowell Bailey (Nordic Skiing); Allison Buza (Swimming & Diving)
2004 Scotty Jones (Basketball); Michele Palmer (Cross Country & Track and Field)
2003 Thomas Hajek (Hockey & Lacrosse); Alexis Ressler (Field Hockey)
2002 Scott Radimer (Swimming); Shaina Mulkern (Skiing)
2001 Jake Galbreath (Track and Field); Maggie Tieman (Softball)
2000 Ruben Anderson (Cross Country & Skiing); Ashley Couper (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1999 Bjarne Brattbakk (Skiing); Mindy Vinelli (Field Hockey)
1998 Derek McClellan (Skiing); Lori Taylor (Basketball); Kate Fiegel (Soccer);
1997 Andy Bose (Track and Field); Jen D'Arthenay (Swimming)
1996 Steve McKell (Hockey); Astri Syse (Skiing)
1995 Stefan Schadinger (Skiing); Katie Mixon (Tennis)
1994 Trond Nystad (Cross Country & Skiing); Nicole Boisvert (Gymnastics)
1993 Greg Horowitz (Tennis); Jen Niebling (Basketball)
1992 Einar Bohmer (Skiing); Amy Dwire (Field Hockey & Track and Field)
1991 Brian Crumbaker (Gymnastics); Laura Wilson (Skiing)
1990 Joe Galanes (Cross Country & Skiing); Nancy Feldgus (Gymnastics)
1989 Dean Keller (Skiing); Sari Argillander (Cross Country & Skiing)
1988 Bill McGrath (Cross Country & Track and Field); Cathy Golden (Track and Field)
1987 Jeff Capello (Hockey); Celeste Leon (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1986 Michael Stamer (Baseball); Michele Lauzon (Field Hockey & Softball)
1985 Gary Hammer (Gymnastics); Sara Houghaboom (Track and Field)
1984 Sylvain Brosseau (Hockey); Amy Steuber (Lacrosse)
1983 Tor Melander (Skiing); Laurie Baker (Skiing)
1982 Bill Kangas (Hockey); Nancy Kane (Gymnastics)
1981 Sylvain Turcotte (Hockey); Judi St. Hilaire (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1980 Louis Cote (Hockey); Alice Barry (Field Hockey)
1979 Mark Wagner (Skiing); Mary Eddy (Basketball)
1978 Mark Ricard (Gymnastics); Janet Lynch (Track and Field)
1977 Ron Gottschalk (Basketball)
1976 Peter Weith (Track and Field)
1975 Michael Berry (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1974 Willie MacKinnon (Hockey)
1973 Pat Wright (Hockey)
1972 Ray Ortiz (Basketball)
1971 George Minarsky (Hockey & Basketball)
1970 Jim Yeates (Hockey)
1969 Steve Kunken (Baseball)
1968 Pete Giroux (Soccer)
1967 Robert Cronin (Baseball)
1966 Layne Higgs (Basketball)
1965 Carl Frattini (Basketball & Track and Field)
1964 David Stassburg (Basketball)
1963 David Sequist (Football & Track and Field)
1962 Richard DeNicola (Baseball)
1961 Robert Hobbie (Basketball & Baseball)
1960 Roy Greene (Football, Track and Field, Baseball)
1959 Clyde Lord (Basketball)
1958 W. Neil Hall (Track and Field)
1957 Paul Harasimowicz (Football)
1956 William King (Basketball)
1955 Larry Damon (Skiing)
1954 Albert Malinverni (Basketball)
1953 John Vatral (Football)
1952 Arthur Pruneau (Football)
1951 James Porter (Cross Country & Track and Field)
1950 John Ballard (Football)
1949 Hammond Livingston (Tennis)
1948 Richard Evans (Track and Field)
1947 Larry Killick (Basketball)

2010 J. Edward Donnelly Award Winners
2010 J. Edward Donnelly Award Winners Marqus Blakely and Courtnay Pilypaitis with Dr. Robert Corran, Associate Vice President and Director of Athletics at Vermont
J. Edward Donnelly Award
The J. Edward Donnelly Award is awarded to the senior male and female student-athletes who have displayed the greatest accomplishments in individual athletic performance and who significantly contributed to their team's overall performance.
Year Award Winners (sport)
2010 Marqus Blakely (Men's Basketball); Courtnay Pilypaitis (Women's Basketball)
2009 Juergen Uhl (Nordic Skiing); Kristen Millar (Lacrosse)
2008 Joe Fallon (Hockey); Danielle Collins (Field Hockey)
2007 Bryan Rembisz (Baseball); Brittney Cross (Basketball)
2006 Jaime Sifers (Hockey); Jamie Kingsbury (Skiing)
2005 Taylor Coppenrath (Basketball); Kami Cote (Hockey)
2004 Matt Knittle (Skiing); Kristal Kostiew (Track and Field)
2003 Jeff Barry (Baseball); Morgan Hall (Basketball)
2002 Trevor Gaines (Basketball); Libby Smith (Basketball & Golf)
2001 Tony Orciari (Basketball); Erica MacConnell (Skiing)
2000 Wade Rikert (Baseball); Brandon Dysterhouse (Skiing)'; Karalyn Church (Basketball);
1999 Jason Ried (Ice Hockey); Stacey Williams (Soccer and Track & Field)
1998 Thorodd Bakken (Cross Country and Skiing); Danielle Lewis (Track & Field)
1997 Martin St. Louis (Hockey); Alex Lawson (Basketball); Carrie DuBray (Track & Field);
1996 Eddie Benton (Basketball); Kristen Briggs (Soccer & Softball)
1995 Rob Radakovic (Soccer); Gibson LaFountaine (Skiing)
1994 Knut Nystad (Cross Country & Skiing); Sheri Turnbull (Basketball & Track and Field); Heidi Allen (Gymnastics)
1993 Aaron Miller (Hockey); Sally Knight (Skiing)
1992 Kevin Roberson (Basketball); Missy Kelsen (Basketball)

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