Statistics and History

March 1, 2010 - Matt Kuzminski - Men's Basketball

After scoring 14 and 28 points in the Clan's two victories over the University of Regina Cougars this past weekend, SFU guard Matt Kuzminski is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week. By winning the series against Regina, the Clan advanced to the Canada West Final Four this weekend, the first time for the team since 2002. SFU will play Calgary on Friday night at UBC at 5 pm, and a win will propel the Clan to the CIS National Championships.

February 22, 2010 - Victoria Anthony - Women's Wrestling

Having not won a Canada West Championship since 2006, the Simon Fraser University Clan women’s wrestling team needed a spark, and freshman Victoria Anthony delivered. The Huntington Beach, California native swept through the competition this past weekend in Calgary, winning the 48kg title, and was named the Canada West Wrestler and Rookie of the Year at the meet. Anthony has already won the WCWA title this season, and in the summer won the Junior World Championships at 48kg. Anthony and her teammates will attempt to claim the CIS title in two weeks.

February 15, 2010 - Helen Crofts - Track and Field

After winning the 1000m and finishing second in the 800m at the Husky Indoor Open over the weekend, hosted by the University of Washington, sophomore Helen Crofts (West Vancouver, B.C.) is the SFU Clan Female Athlete of the Week. Crofts is now tuning up for the NAIA Indoor Track and Field Championships, along with her teammates, and will compete in Johnson City, TN, beginning on March 5, 2010. 

February 8, 2010 - Matt Kuzminski - Men's Basketball

After being SFU's leading scorer for two straight nights, and helping clinch the Clan's first home playoff series in over five seasons, Matt Kuzminski is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week. Kuzminski scored 16 points and 21 points in two wins for the Clan against Thompson Rivers, as the Clan clinched second spot in the Pacific Division. 

February 1, 2010 - DMR Relay Team - Track and Field

On Friday night, the Distance Medley Relay team of Helen Crofts, Jessica Smith, Angela Shaw and Michaela Kane broke the five-year old DMR record, previously held by SFU. The four SFU runners posted a time 15 seconds better than the old mark, as they begin preparation for the 2010 NAIA Indoor National Championships, held the first weekend in March.

January 25, 2010 - Robyn Buna - Women's Basketball

On Friday night, Robyn Buna (Kelowna, B.C.) pushed her ridiculous three-point shooting to a new level, hitting 7-of-10 three-pointers, while scoring 24 points in the Clan's record 50th win in a row. Buna is currently averaging over 13.0 points per game on the season, and is one of eight seniors on the women's team who will be in action this Saturday night against UBC at 5 pm. 

January 18, 2010 - Matt Kuzminski - Men's Basketball

Playing in their biggest weekend series to date, the Simon Fraser University Clan men’s basketball team turned to fifth-year senior Matt Kuzminski for an offensive answer against Lower Mainland rivals the Trinity Western University Spartans, and the Nanaimo native delivered. The leading scorer in back-to-back wins over TWU, Kuzminski notched 20 and 21 points in 80-69 and 68-64 wins over the Spartans, including five during overtime in Saturday’s victory, gave the Clan a strangle hold over second place in the Pacific Division.

Kuzminski also hit 13-of-16 free throws over the weekend, and brought his scoring average up to 14.4 points per game. The upstart Clan are now 9-2 on the season, and host Winnipeg and Manitoba next weekend.

January 11, 2010 - Laurelle Weigl - Women's Basketball

Facing the daunting task of playing the No. 8 and No. 5 ranked teams in the country on the road, the Simon Fraser University Clan women's basketball team, led by Laurelle Weigl responded, defeated both No. 8 Alberta and No. 5 Saskatchewan to extend their school record winning streak to 48 games. SFU now stands alone atop the Canada West standings, and host Trinity Western this weekend. 

November 9, 2009 - Kevin Friesen - Cross Country

The Simon Fraser University Clan men's cross country team put together an outstanding performance this past weekend at the Association of Independent Institutions Championship, and the principle reason was the performance of Nanaimo's Kevin Friesen. A senior on the team, Friesen finished second overall, just a second behind the winner from CSU San Marcos. Friesen and his teammates now have a week off before the 2009 NAIA National Championships in Vancouver, Washington, on November 21.  

November 2, 2009 - Sean Burke - Men's Basketball

This past weekend SFU's Sean Burke became the all-time Clan assist leader in men's basketball, passing Novell Thomas' record of 503. Burke registered five assists in the Clan's 78-75 win over Victoria to give the Clan their first win of the Canada West season, and now sits with 508 all-time career assists. 

October 26, 2009 - Cassie Newbrook - Women's Soccer

After shutting out the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds to win the 2009 Challenge Cup, senior keeper Cassie Newbrook is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending October 26, 2009. Newbrook made two key stops in the second half to force a shoutout, as the game was scoreless after 90 minutes. The Clan won the shootout 5-4 on a goal by Caitlyn Young. 

Newbook and her teammates have the week off, and finish their regular season against Fraser Valley next week. 

October 19, 2009 - Spencer Watt - Football

Playing without starting quarterback Bernd Dittrich and leading rusher Gabe Ephard, the Simon Fraser Clan needed a catalyst on offence, and the speedy Spencer Watt delivered.

The wideout's second quarter 91-yard touchdown reception broke the game open offensively for the Clan, and his acrobatic five catch 132-yard performance made the difference in the Clan’s 30-1 Shrum Bowl victory over the UBC Thunderbirds (1-6).

Watt was named the Shaw TV Player of the Game, and helped the Clan take the all-time Shrum Bowl advantage 16-15-1 in the series. The Clan (3-4) enter their bye-week this week, but are back in action in two weeks in Manitoba (2-4) to close out the regular season.

October 12, 2009 - Colin Streckmann - Men's Soccer

After scoring two goals in the Clan men's soccer team's 3-1 over St. Martin's on Sunday afternoon, Colin Streckmann (Burnaby, B.C.) is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week for the Week ending October 11, 2009. Streckmann and his teammates are in action on Tuesday night against UBC. Game time is set for 7 pm. 

October 5, 2009 - Hide Ozawa - Men's Soccer

After posting two shutout victories last week, including stopping the #1 ranked Trinity Western Spartans 2-0, and lifting SFU over NCAA Division 1 power Seattle University 1-0, men's soccer goalkeeper Hide Ozawa (Victoria, B.C.) is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week. Ozawa is now 6-1 on the year, with four shutouts, and looks to continue SFU's winning ways this Sunday when the CLan host St. Martin's at 3 pm. 

September 28, 2009 - Jessica Smith - Cross Country

After leading her team to their first overall victory of the 2009 season at the Evergreen Invitational, and winning the overall individual title, cross country runner Jessica Smith is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week. Smith, an NAIA All-American in 2007, is hoping to return to that status as the season progresses towards the NAIA National Championships in November.

September 21, 2009 - Cassie Newbrook - Women's Soccer

Playing on an injured leg, Clan goalkeeper Cassie Newbrook (New Westminster, B.C.) is the SFU Clan Athlete of teh Week after posting her third shutout of the season against #1 ranked Cal Baptist, and stopping three shot in the Clan's 3-1 win over Corban College. Against the top-ranked Lancers, Newbrook made seven saves, gutting out one of the best performance by an NAIA keeper this season.
September 14, 2009 - Alex Hanne - Men's Soccer

Transfer forward Alex Hanne (Calgary, AB), is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week after leading SFU to 9-1 win over Menlo College. Hanne scored six of the Clan's nine goals, tying a team record, and now leads the team in points with 13 points on the season.  

September 8, 2009 - April Coffin - Women's Soccer

Newcomer April Coffin is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week after leading SFU to a perfect 3-0 record last week. Coffin (Surrey, B.C.) scored the game winning goal against Victoria on Sunday, and accumulated six points during a three game stretch. Coffin also assisted on two of the Clan's three goals in an overtime win over Evergreen State, and scored SFU's first goal in their 2-1 win over Chico State.

August 31, 2009 - Jeff Thompson - Football

After redshirting in 2008, SFU cornerback and return man Jeff Thompson (St. Louis, MO) made his presence known to the CIS on Saturday afternoon, taking the opening punt return 47 yards to the UBC 43. In a game where field position mattered, Thompson’s special teams contributions (six punt returns for 100 yards, one kickoff return for 34 yards) proved to be the difference. With 1:35 left in the first half, and UBC posting their only lead of the game 7-3, Thompson took the ensuing kickoff to midfield, giving SFU the field position they needed to set up their two-minute offence.

Later in the third quarter, Thompson took a punt return at his own 31-yard line, and was surrounded by blue UBC jerseys. The Bachelor of Arts major wiggled out of a pile, broke three tackles and wound up somehow on the UBC 38-yard line for a 41-yard return, setting up another SFU field goal.

February 16, 2009: Arjan Bhullar,Raj Virdi - wrestling

After leading their team to a 2009 Canada West Championship, winning gold in the 130kg and 61kg weight classes and going undefeated in all of their matches, men's wrestling Arjan Bhullar (Richmond, B.C.) and Raj Virdi (Surrey, B.C.) are the SFU Athletes of the Week for the week ending February 15, 2009. 

February 9, 2009: Robyn Buna - basketball

Third-year guard Robyn Buna (Kelowna, B.C.) has been playing the best basketball of her career over the second half of the season and continued that stretch during two victories for the Simon Fraser University Clan women’s basketball team over the Winnipeg Wesmen and Manitoba Bisons. On Friday night, Buna scored 25 points, in an 87-56 win over the Wesmen, including shooting  6-for-13 from beyond the arc. Buna then collected 20 points in a 100-57 win over the Bisons on Saturday, including shooting 4-for-6 from three-point land and is now has climbed to second in the Canada West in scoring, averaging 16 points-per-game, and has made 67 three-pointers, most in the conference.

The #1 ranked Clan host Trinity Western next weekend to open the Pacific Division playoffs.
 

February 2, 2009: Hillary Greening, Ashley McKilligan, Taylor Dick - wrestling

For winning their respective weight classes over the weekend at the WCWA Championship, the SFU women's wrestling trio of Ashley McKilligan, Taylor Dick and Hillary Greening are the SFU Clan Athletes of the Week for the week ending February 1, 2009. 

January 26, 2009: Laurelle Weigl - basketball

After scoring 12 and 21 points in wins over Calgary and Lethbridge, Laurelle Weigl (Stony Plain, AB) is the SFU Athletics Athlete of the Week for the week ending January 26, 2009. Weigl currently leads the Clan in scoring, averaging 16 points per game, and is currently third in the Canada West in scoring.

January 19, 2009: Greg Wallis - basketball

Senior forward Greg Wallis (Victoria, B.C.) had another outstanding weekend for the SFU Clan men’s basketball team, scoring 24 and 18 points in two victories over the UFV Cascades. But it was Wallis’ rebounding over the weekend that really made the difference, particularly in a double overtime 95-86 win over the Cascades. In that game Wallis finished with 19 rebounds, including 16 on the defensive end. Wallis now is the conference’s fourth ranked rebounder (9.4 per game) and sixth in the conference in scoring (19.5 points per game).
Wallis and his teammates are back in action next weekend against Calgary and Lethbridge. 

January 12, 2009: Robyn Buna - basketball

Third-year guard Robyn Buna (Kelowna, B.C.) has been playing the best basketball of her career over the past two weeks and continued that stretch during two victories for the Simon Fraser University Clan women’s basketball team over #9 Victoria and UBC. Against Victoria, Buna scored a game high 23 points, shooting 8-for-17 from the field, including two three-pointers during a 17-0 run in the second quarter that effectively put the game away. Against UBC, Buna’ scored 15 points, including four three-pointers, two of which helped break open what was a one-point game at the end of the third quarter to give SFU a 74-65 win over UBC.

The Clan are back in action next weekend when they host the UFV Cascades on Friday and Saturday. 

January 4, 2009: Robyn Buna - basketball

Third-year guard Robyn Buna (Kelowna, B.C.) put together two of the best performances of her career over this past weekend in wins over the Brandon Bobcats and the #2 ranked Regina Cougars. Buna scored a season high 25 points in SFU’s 84-58 victory over the Bobcats, shooting 8-for-17 from the field, including three three-pointers, then added 18 points against #2 ranked Regina on Saturday.

Perhaps most impressive was the Kinesiology major led the Clan to those two victories without the aid of starting point guard Lisa Tindle, who missed both games due to a knee injury. Buna added three assists each night, while defensively Buna helped force 33 and 36 opponent turnover, contributing five and three steals in both wins. 

December 1, 2008: Krystyna Adams - volleyball

Fourth-year left side Krystyna Adams led the Simon Fraser University Clan women’s volleyball team to two victories over the weekend, including SFU’s first straight sets victory of 2008-09 over the University of Winnipeg Wesmen on Sunday. Adams, SFU’s best power hitter, finished with 12 kills on 41 attacks on Saturday afternoon, before following it up with 15 kills on 32 attacks on Sunday to finish the weekend with 17 kills. 

November 24, 2008: Catlin Carruthers - Soccer

On Saturday afternoon, Catlin Carruthers celebrated her birthday in style, scoring the game winning goal for the Clan in the 109th minute of overtime as SFU defeated Rocky Mountain in the opening round of the NAIA National Championships. SFU continues on to the second round of the tournament next week in Daytona Beach, Florida.

November 17, 2008: Matt Kuzminski - Basketball

Fourth-year swing guard Matt Kuzminski (Nanaimo, B.C.) propelled the Simon Fraser University Clan men’s basketball team to two victories this past week over Thompson Rivers and Fraser Valley. Against the WolfPack, Kuzminski shot 8-for-14 from the field for 25 points, while adding a game high nine rebounds and hit on 3-of-5 three-point attempts, in a 87-77 win.

Then, on Saturday night, Kuzminski shot 7-for-16 from the field for 18 points, adding three more rebounds in the Clan’s 90-77 win over Fraser Valley.
Kuzminski is now second on the Clan in scoring, averaging 14.7 points per game.

November 10, 2008: Courtney Gerwing - Basketball

Fifth-year Simon Fraser University Clan women’s basketball forward Courtney Gerwing had one of the best weekends of her career against two of the toughest opponents in the country. On Friday night, Gerwing scored 18 points, adding three assists and three steals in a 72-62 win over #1 ranked Alberta. One night later, Gerwing scored 13 points in the first half, 15 total against #4 ranked Saskatchewan in a 77-64 victory, while adding five assists and  two steals.
It was Gerwing’s defence however that truly propelled the Clan over the weekend, drawing six charges, as the Clan totalled 19 steals over two games. 

November 3, 2008: Bernd Dittrich - Football

After leading the Clan to their first playoff game in over four years, SFU pivot Bernd Dittrich orchestrated a spectacular offensive performance by the Clan in their 40-30 upset victory over the No. 4 ranked Saskatchewan Huskies this past Saturday.

Completing 14-of-26 passes for 247 yards, one touchdown and one interception, it was Dittrich’s work with the running game, most of which can’t be measured in statistics, that helped SFU upset the Huskies. Dittrich himself rushed for two touchdowns, however it was his ability to pitch the ball accurately at the appropriate time that guided the Clan’s option offence to rush for over 225 yards and three touchdowns.

SFU looks to keep that offensive success rolling as they head into Calgary next weekend against the Dinos in the Hardy Cup Canada West final, to be seen live on Shaw TV.

October 27, 2008: Greg Wallis - Basketball

A 2008 Canada West All-Star, Greg Wallis kicked off the 2008-09 campaign right where he left off, scoring a career high 32 points in the Simon Fraser University Clan’s 79-71 opening night win on the road against Trinity Western University. Wallis added 11 rebounds for a double-double, while shooting 10-for-16 from the field. Wallis scored 17 of his points in the fourth quarter, including eight straight during the final two minutes to give SFU the win. The Clan (1-0) are at Victoria next weekend. 

October 20, 2008: Lucas Barrett - Soccer

After scoring six goals in his past two games, including a hat trick on Monday night, Lucas Barrett is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending October 20, 2008. Barrett now leads the No. 7 ranked Clan men's soccer team with 13 points in 2008. 

October 12, 2008: Jeff Biles - Football

Seven games into the 2008 season, Jeff Biles (Burnaby, B.C.) is already being touted as the upstart Simon Fraser University Clan’s team MVP. The second year receiver/kicker/punter made perhaps the biggest play of the Clan’s season, sending SFU into the post season for the first time since 2003 with a 38-yard field goal as time experience to give Simon Fraser a 20-19 win over UBC in the 2008 Shrum Bowl. Biles finished the night 2-for-2 on field goals, punted four balls inside the 20-yard line for SFU, and caught a 13-yard touchdown pass in the third quarter. 

October 6, 2008: Jeff Biles - Football

Already having broken a number of Simon Fraser University Clan records for punts, Jeff Biles (Burnaby, B.C.) literally accounted for all of the Clan’s points in a 10-8 overtime win for SFU over Manitoba. Biles connected on two-of-three field goals, including the 22-yard game winner in overtime, but it was his performance as a punter that was truly special. In a torrential downpour, Biles punting kept Simon Fraser ahead in a game that came down to field position, pinning the Bisons inside the 20 five times, including forcing Manitoba to start four drives inside their own ten. Two of those four times resulted in the Clan recording safeties, their only other scores of the game. 

September 29, 2008: Chanelle Bradshaw - women's soccer

After scoring not only the first and second goals of her university career, but the tying and game winning goals in a critical 4-1 victory over rival Carroll College, Chanelle Bradshaw (Calgary, AB) is the SFU Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending September 28, 2008.

September 22, 2008: Chris Folk - Football

In only his second game as the starting middle linebacker for the SFU Clan, Chris Folk (Kelowna, B.C.) was all over the field for the Clan in a 20-3 defensive shutdown of the Calgary Dinos. Folk led SFU with 7.5 tackles, including six solo tackles, while sacking Calgary quarterback Deke Junior once, and forcing and returning a Matt Walter fumble 31yards for the clinching touchdown against the Dinos. Folk now has 13 tackles on the season, including two for a loss. 

September 15, 2008: Brian Ridgeway - Football

In his second season with the Simon Fraser University Clan, Brian Ridgeway (Grande Prairie, AB) was a central figure in the Clan’s defensive shutdown of the No. 2 ranked Saskatchewan Huskies. The former Junior Football star led the Clan with 7.5 tackles, one sack and one interception, and was all over the field making plays for SFU. In total, the Clan defence forced four interceptions and sacked the Saskatchewan quarterbacks a total of three times. Ridgeway was also part of a special teams unit that forced three missed field goals by the Huskies.
Ridgeway now leads the Clan with 21 tackles (fifth in the CIS), two sacks and three tackles for a loss. 

September 8, 2008: Thomas Lindley - Men's Soccer

After a slow start to the season, the Simon Fraser University Clan men's soccer team hit their stride over the weekend, shuting out two opponents, including an impressive 1-0 over the NAIA's No.1 ranked team the Azusa Pacific Cougars. In that match, playing with a man down for the majority of the contest, Clan keeper Thomas Lindley was forced to make four key saves to preserve the shutout, and has been selected the SFU Athletics Athlete of the Week.  

September 1, 2008: Sarah Boulton - Women's Soccer

In her first season with the Simon Fraser Clan women's soccer team, Sarah Boulton has made an immediate impact, scoring five goals in her first four games, including the game winner this past weekend over Thompson Rivers University. The transfer from Capilano College perhaps was most impressive in her NAIA debut, scoring a hat trick in a 3-0 win over the University of Victoria.  

August 25, 2008: Bernd Dittrich - Football

Simon Fraser pivot Bernd Dittrich is the Clan Athlete of the Week. In his first start as QB for the Clan, Dittrich was very consistent, completing 15-of-25 passes for 315 yards and three touchdowns in the Clan’s (1-0) 24-10 victory over the UBC Thunderbirds (0-1).

Perhaps the most impressive statistic however was the fact that the Bachelor of Science student and former Vienna Viking (Austria) lifted the Clan to their first victory in over three seasons, ending a 25-game losing skid dating back to Oct. 23, 2004.

Dittrich’s first touchdown pass of his career came on a 41-yard touchdown strike to Jeff Biles, while three of Dittrich’s receivers finished the game with 75 yards receiving or more. Last season Dittrich saw little playing time, getting on the field only as a kick and punt returner, but that experience showed as Dittrich led his team with 59 yards on the ground.

The Clan are back in action on Aug. 30 as they travel to Edmonton to face the Alberta Golden Bears (0-0).

March 3, 2008: Miranda Dick

Miranda Dick is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending March 3, 2008. Dick capped an amazing CIS career by leading her team to a CIS National Championship in Calgary on Saturday. Dick was rewarded for her efforts after winning gold in the 55kg weight class by being named the CIS Female Wrestler of the Year.  

February 25, 2008: Matteke Hutzler

Matteke Hutzler is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending February 25, 2008. Hutzler helped the Clan to a 2008 Pacific Division title, earning the SFU Microcomputer Store player of the series in the process.

February 18, 2008: Jagroop Bhullar

Jagroop Bhullar is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending February 18, 2008. Bhullar won his third straight Canada West 130kg crown, leading the Clan to a team victory at the 2008 Canada West Championships over the weekend. Bhullar was named outstanding wrestler at the meet in the process.

February 11, 2008: Krystyna Adams

Krystyna Adams earns the Clan Athlete of the Week award for the week ending February 11, 2008. The third-year native of Richmond led the Clan women's volleyball team to their first victory of the season on Saturday, finishing the night with 17 kills and an astounding .577 hitting percentage. Adams also closed the night with eight digs and two block assists.

February 3, 2008: Greg Wallis

Greg Wallis earns the Clan Athlete of the Week for February 3, 2008, after leading the Clan to two victories over Trinity Western this past weekend.

January 28, 2008: Courtenay Mulhern

Courtenay Mulhern earns the Clan Athlete of the Week for January 28, 2008, for her stellar work in the pool against Seattle University. Leading her team to a 116-82 victory over Seattle, Mulhern individually won the 100m breaststroke and the 200m IM, while also being a part of two winning relay teams.

January 21, 2008: Katie Miyazaki

Katie Miyazaki earns the SFU Athlete of the Week award for her outstanding play against the Alberta Pandas and Saskatchewan Huskies. It wasn't how the freshman registered on the scoresheet, it was by stellar defence and all around play that earns Miyazaki the Athlete of the Week award for the week ending January 21, 2008.

January 14, 2008: Kate Hole

Kate Hole earns the Clan Athlete of the Week honour for the weekend ending January 14, 2008, for the second week in a row, after posting double-doubles against TRU and UCFV in two Clan wins over the weekend.  

January 7, 2008: Kate Hole

After leading her team in scoring both nights against the UBC Thunderbirds, including netting 21 points in a 65-62 victory over No.2 ranked UBC on Saturday, Kate Hole is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending January 7, 2008.

December 3, 2007

After scoring 16 and 18 points in wins over the Thompson Rivers Wolfpack, Matteke 'Muddy' Hutzler is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending December 3, 2007. This is the final Clan Athlete of the Week of the fall 2007 semester.

November 26, 2007

After scoring 22 and 27 points respectively and being named the Canada West Male Athlete of the Week, Greg Wallis is this week's Clan Athletics Athlete of the Week for the week ending November 26, 2007.

November 19, 2007

After helping lead her team to a 2007 NAIA National Championship on Saturday and individually finishing fourth overall, Jessica Smith is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending November 19, 2007.

November 12, 2007

After his 18 and 12 point performances against Calgary and Lethbridge, Greg Wallis is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending November 12, 2007.

November 4, 2007

After scoring two goals and one assist over the weekend and helping lead the SFU Clan men's soccer team to a Region I Championship, Justin Carvery is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending November 4, 2007.

October 28, 2007

After scoring 29 points, nine rebounds and eight assists over the weekend and being the Clan's best defensive player in wins over Victoria and UBC, Courtney Gerwing is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending October 28, 2007.

October 21, 2007

After recording wins over Linfield and Seattle U., the entire SFU Clan women's swimming and diving team are the Clan Athlete (s) of the Week for the week ending October 21, 2007

October 14, 2007

 After scoring two goals in a 3-0 win over Evergreen State, then adding two more in a 5-0 rout of St. Martin's, Lucas Barrett is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending October 14, 2007. Barrett now has a team high nine goals on the season.

October 7, 2007

After assisting on three goals including the game winner against No. 1 ranked Trinity Western, Justin Carvery scored two more in SFU's 2-0 win over MSU Billings on Saturday, earning Athlete of the Week honours in the process.

October 1, 2007

After winning the Stanford Invitational 4k and leading her team to victory, Kristen Kolstad is the Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending Sept. 30, 2007.

September 24, 2007

After leading his cross country team to a victory at the Pinetree Invitational, Ryan Brockerville is this week's Clan Athlete of the Week for the week ending September 24, 2007.

September 17, 2007

After finishing third at the 2007 Sundodger Open and leading the Clan to the overall title, Kristen Kolstad is this week's Athlete of the Week, for the week ending September 16, 2007.

September 9, 2007

After scoring two goals and one assist last week, Clan midfielder Michael Beck is the SFU Athletics Athlete of the Week for the Week ending September 9, 2007.