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SCHOOL NAMES BEST

s;SFU athletes
)| honored

SOPHOMORE WRESTLING and Football Stand-
out Bob Molle was voted Male Athlete of the Year,
and two time All-American senior Volleyball sensa-
tion Heidi Schoenberger and first year National

Cross-Country Champion, Cindy Grant,

were

selected as co-winners of the Female Athlete of the
Year Award, at the Simon Fr4ser University 19th
Annual Athletic Awards Banquet, held at the

Royal Towers
Westminster.

By ALLAN BLACK 4

Molle, who ied Simon
Fraser’s Wrestling team to a
fourth place finish at the
NAIA National Champion-
ships earlier this month, won
a second consecutive Na-
tional title in his weight divi-
sion (heavyweight), a well as
placing fifth in the
heavyweight division in Kiev,
Russia this past September.

A second year psychology
and kinesiology student, Bob
also started on the Football
Clan as a defensive end,
where he led the team in
quarterback sacks (8), while
receiving All-Northwest (2nd
team) and Evergreen Confer-
ence (Ist team) honors.

For the second consecutive
year, Schoenberger was nam-
ed to the NAIA National

Hotel,

March 28, in New
Women’s (first team)
Volleyball squad. Schoen-

berger, who received All-
District honors for the se-
cond time in two years, was
selected from a total of 105
District All-Stars. The two
time All-American was also
instrumental in leading the
Clan to a 9-3 record and the
Coast Division Champion-
ship of the NAIA District I
Conference.

Grant, a second year
kinesiology major, led the
Simon Fraser women’s cross
country team to an NAIA
National Championship by
finishing first in a field fo 280
runners, establishing a new
course record (17:02) over
five kilometres at this year’s
National Championship site
in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Also honored at the ban-
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