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P.E.I. soccer stars recognized during recent awards ceremony

SaltWire Network | Posted: April 6, 2020, 1:04 p.m. | Updated: April 10, 2020, 10:22 a.m. | 2 Min Read
P.E.I. Soccer Association held its annual awards recently, recognizing the best Island players, coaches, volunteers and officials. Shown with their ADL certificates of achievement are those who were recognized as the top players of the year. From left are Mike Eyolfson, representing awards sponsor ADL; Sam Smiley (UPEI Panthers, senior male player of the year); Nikki Roberts (Holland College Hurricanes, senior female player of the year); Lauren Clark (Summerside United and P.E.I. F.C., junior female player of the year) and Kirk McAleer, president of the P.E.I. Soccer Association. Missing from the photo is Riad Jaha of Sherwood Parkdale Rangers and the Vancouver Whitecaps Youth Academy, who was named junior male player of the year. In addition to the players of the year, the Eliot River Ramblers under-13 girls first division team two were named team of the year.
P.E.I. Soccer Association held its annual awards recently, recognizing the best Island players, coaches, volunteers and officials. Shown with their ADL certificates of achievement are those who were recognized as the top players of the year. From left are Mike Eyolfson, representing awards sponsor ADL; Sam Smiley (UPEI Panthers, senior male player of the year); Nikki Roberts (Holland College Hurricanes, senior female player of the year); Lauren Clark (Summerside United and P.E.I. F.C., junior female player of the year) and Kirk McAleer, president of the P.E.I. Soccer Association. Missing from the photo is Riad Jaha of Sherwood Parkdale Rangers and the Vancouver Whitecaps Youth Academy, who was named junior male player of the year. In addition to the players of the year, the Eliot River Ramblers under-13 girls first division team two were named team of the year. - Contributed

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P.E.I. Soccer Association recognized its top officials recently at its annual awards presentations in Charlottetown. From left are Brandon Lund, Grace Connolly, Ehab Moustafa and Mary Cate Dodds. Lund and Dodds were named as the senior and junior referees of the year respectively, while Connolly and Moustafa were first-year officials recognized for showing potential and outstanding improvement during the season. - Contributed
P.E.I. Soccer Association recognized its top officials recently at its annual awards presentations in Charlottetown. From left are Brandon Lund, Grace Connolly, Ehab Moustafa and Mary Cate Dodds. Lund and Dodds were named as the senior and junior referees of the year respectively, while Connolly and Moustafa were first-year officials recognized for showing potential and outstanding improvement during the season. - Contributed

Top volunteers were recognized by P.E.I. Soccer recently at its annual awards. From left Jennifer Bryson of the North Shore Sharks, who won the Alan Godfrey award for volunteer of the year; Mike Connolly of the Eliot River Ramblers and Englewood School, coach of the year; and Mary Cate Dodds, who won the Lowell Stewart memorial wward presented annually to a player who contributes not just to soccer but to the general community. Not pictured is Antoinette Goeseels of the Eliot River Ramblers, who was named administrator of the year.
Top volunteers were recognized by P.E.I. Soccer recently at its annual awards. From left Jennifer Bryson of the North Shore Sharks, who won the Alan Godfrey award for volunteer of the year; Mike Connolly of the Eliot River Ramblers and Englewood School, coach of the year; and Mary Cate Dodds, who won the Lowell Stewart memorial wward presented annually to a player who contributes not just to soccer but to the general community. Not pictured is Antoinette Goeseels of the Eliot River Ramblers, who was named administrator of the year.

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