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WLUbanquet City League â€" â€"â€" Wilfrid Laurier Golâ€" den Hawk linebacker Rich Payne, voted top defensive football player in Canada last No vember, added another honor to his list Tuesday night when he was named MVP of the footâ€" ball Hawks for the 1980 The award was a re peat for Payne, who came back for a fifth season with Hawks this year and helped pilot them to the provincial finals. The naming of all sport awards was part of the â€" annual â€" Varsity Sports banquet held at Waterloo Motor Inn, which recognizes the athletes, coaches and support staff of the uniâ€" versity for their conâ€" tributions over the year Hockey rookie was a tough choice as Wayne Gowing‘s Hawks had seâ€" veral outstanding freshâ€" men but in the end Jeff Clark won out. The MVP went to allâ€"star goalâ€" tender Terry Thompson. who compiled the third best average in the leaâ€" Other football awards went to Dave Shouldice as rookie of the year and Bob Yeomans. who won the Rich Mathers Meâ€" morial as lineman of the vear honors best Basketball MVP was a popular choice as hardâ€" working Tim Brennan. an outstanding team player. was chosen by his mates. Cage rookie was Dave Byck. who has become one of the leadâ€" ing rebounders in the OUAA. Twins Kentucky Chicks of the Kâ€"W Ladies Softball League are having problems finding players for the upcoming season. _ A car rally for beginâ€" ners will be presented by the Kitchenerâ€"Waâ€" terloo Rally Club on Thursday, March 19. Registration is from 6:30 p.m. to 7: 30 p.m. at the Conestoga Mall in Waterloo. This will be a CONTACT: Barry Milner Conestoga Centre, 653â€"8580, Ext. 383 Twins Kentucky Players with any icks of the Kâ€"w _ amount of experience inâ€" dies Softball League terested in playing ~A" e having problems division ball are asked to iding players for the call Brenda Bennett at coming season. 578â€"9517 Beginner car rally but in the end Jeff MVP awards were won out. The MVP _ praciously donated by to allâ€"star goal Carlingâ€"O Keefe, â€" a r Terry Thompson. strong supporter of compiled the third WLU athletics throughâ€" average in the leaâ€" out the year. Twin Chicks need help Conestoga College Adult Summer Hockey League gue this year The soccer Hawks, a new item at the banquet but a noteworthgaone considering rry Lyon‘s crew won the Onâ€" tario chamgionshlp. chose Scotty Fraser as MVP and goalie Eym Vaandering as top roo kie Volleyball does not haveâ€"a rookie award, but the MVB went to ve teran Bill Praught. Tgacey Bourne won out as MVP of the woâ€" men‘s basketball team and Marg Matthews joined her with the rooâ€" kie award ooo Women‘s volleyball MVP, for playing what coach Marion Leach rermed "her finest year ever put in at Laumer‘ went to Penny Greene while Maureen Pyke, praised for her leaderâ€" ship â€" qualities . was named rookie. Annually WLU preâ€" sents an award for male and female contributing most to athletics. This year‘s male winner, a fiâ€" gure standing tall not only with the football Hawks but also in sundry other duties, was Barry Quarell. while Judy Guss» without a doubt one of the most tireless workers and champion of the "beâ€" hindâ€"theâ€"scenes"â€" work so essential to the proâ€" gram was deservedly honored with the female award. simple car rally so if you have never been in one now is the time to try the sport. For more information contact Gord Suggitt at 884â€"4643 or Dennis Wharâ€" ton at 699â€"5735. 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