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Awarded to administrators in recognition of their outstanding service to the Club and it's players.
| Bob Houston |
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| Rob Lennox |
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| Ken Savage |
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| Eric Keller |
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| Bob Sloman |
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| Bill Sparling |
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| Claudia Sparling |
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| Bob Walker |
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| Julie Walker |
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| Kerry LeGree |
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| Rob Inman |
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| Bill Woods |
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WVSC is Proud to Present: ROLL CALL
| 2012-13 |
District Provincial B Cup Champions:
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BU 15 G1 Spuraways |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 14 B3 Celtic |
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BU 17 S1 Strikers |
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Burrard Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 B3 Celtic |
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Gold Cup Champions: |
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BU 12 G1 Spuraways |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 12 G3 Saints |
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BU 13 S2 Pirates |
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BU 17 S1 Strikers |
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BU 18 S1 Eagles |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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BU 11 Eagles |
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Girls BCCSL League Champions: |
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GU 13 Div4 Black Cats |
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GU 14 Div8 Eagles |
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GU 15 Div1 Spuraways |
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GU 17 Div 6 Lightning |
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GU 18 Div2 Fusion |
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GU 18 Div5A Strikers |
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| 2011-12 |
Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 G1 Spuraways |
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Provincial A Cup Coastal Cup Champions: |
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GU 16 Rangers |
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Provincial B Cup Coastal Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 G1 Spuraways |
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District Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 G2 United |
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BU 17 G1 Spuraways |
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Commonwealth Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 S1 Storm |
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Burrard Cup Champions: |
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BU 15 B Whitecaps |
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BU 16 B Mustangs |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 15 S1 Eagles |
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BU 16 S1 Strikers |
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BU 17 S1 Eagles |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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GU 12 Unicorns |
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BU 11 The Titans |
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BU 15 B Whitecaps |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 13 B Dynamite |
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BU 14 S Storm |
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BU 14 B Sonics |
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BU 14 B Whitecaps |
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BU 17 G1 Spuraways |
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Girls BCCSL League Champions: |
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GU 16 S1 Caps |
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| 2010-11 |
Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 Gold Spuraways |
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Provincial B Coastal Cup Champions: |
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GU 15 G1 Spuraways |
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GU 13 S1 Lightning |
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District Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 17, 16, 15 & 14 Gold Spuraways |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 18, 17, 16 & 15 Gold Spuraways |
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BU 13 S2 Storm |
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BU 13 B2 Sonics |
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BU 14 B2 Whitecaps |
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Pioneer Cup Champions: |
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BU 18/17 G2 Spuraways |
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Commonwealth Cup Champions: |
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BU 13 S2 Storm |
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Burrard Cup Champions: |
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BU 13 B2 Sonics |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 18 S1 Strikers |
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BU 17 S1 Storm |
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BU 15 S1 Strikers |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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BU 11 United |
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Girls BCCSL League Champions: |
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GU 17 S3 Fury |
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GU 15 G1 Spuraways |
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GU 15 S2 Caps |
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GU13 S1 Lightning |
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GU 13 S3 Strikers |
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| 2009-10 |
Provincial B Coastal Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 G Spuraways |
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District Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 G Spuraways, BU 15 G Spuraways & BU 14 G Spuraways |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 16 S1 Cyclones, BU 15 G Spuraways & BU 14 G Spuraways |
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Pioneer Cup Champions: |
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BU 15 G Spuraways |
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Commonwealth Cup Champions: |
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BU 13 S1 Eagles |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 16 S1 Cyclones |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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GU 12 S Blue Lightning |
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Super 8v8 Champions: |
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BU 12 B Sonics |
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| 2008-09 |
Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 18 G Spuraways |
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District Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 18 G Spuraways, BU 15 G Spuraways & BU 14 G Spuraways |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 18 G Spuraways, BU 13 S2 Strikers & BU 14 B Rockets |
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Pioneer Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 G Spuraways & BU 13 G1 Spuraways |
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Commonwealth Cup Champions: |
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BU 15 S1 Cyclones |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 14 S1 Strikers |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 B Cyclones & BU 11 Grizzlies |
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GU 11 Tigers |
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Coastal Classic Silver Cup Champions: |
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GU 15 S Lightning |
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Girls 5 District League Champions: |
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GU 17 G2 Wild & GU 15 G1 Quest |
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| 2007-08 |
Provincial B Coastal Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 G2 Spuraways |
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Silver Cup Champions: |
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BU 18 S1 Rebels & BU 14 S2 Terminators |
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Commonwealth Cup Champions: |
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BU 13 S1 Strikers & BU 14 S2 Terminators |
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Burrard Cup Champions: |
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BU 18 B Cheetahs & BU 14 B2 Jets |
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District Provincial B Cup Champions: |
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BU 17 G2 Spuraways. BU 15 G1 Spuraways & BU 13 S1 Strikers |
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GU 17 G Fury & GU 14 G Quest |
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Community Cup Champions: |
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GU 12 SA Jaguars & GU 12 SB Thunderbolts |
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BU 11 Dragons |
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Girls 5 District League Champions: |
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GU 17 G2 Fury, GU 16 G2 Wild, GU 14 SB Sunwaves, |
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GU 13 SA Strikers & GU 13 SB Rockets |
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Boys 4 District League Champions: |
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BU 18 G1 Spuraways, BU 18 B Cheetahs & BU 13 G1 Spuraways |
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This award is named in memory of Keith Stott who passed away in 1990. His children continue to play and referee with the WVSC club through their graduation from high school.
Keith was a passionate soccer Coach who loved the beautiful game. Keith's first goal was the encouragement of the players. He always managed to find positive comments, even in the most difficult situations for his players.
Throughout his coaching career he always focused on his players, explaining the game and options to them and always put them and their confidence before the result. Keith also helped develop the skills of many coaches.
This perpetual trophy is awarded annually to a deserving WVSC coach who has upheld Keith's standards. The winner receives a plaque to keep as a memento.
| 1990 - Keith Stott |
| 1991 - Bruce Matthews |
| 1992 - Colin Spence |
| 1993 - Tom Fetterley |
| 1994 - Ron Maitland |
| 1995 - Ken Savage |
| 1996 - Soren Hammerberg |
| 1997 - Peter Buckley |
| 1998 - Eric Keller |
| 1999 - Bruce Rothdram |
| 2001 - Bob Walker |
| 2002 - Rob Inman |
| 2003 - Rick Gruneau |
| 2004 - Ernie Bodie |
| 2005 - Rob Lennox |
| 2006 - Doug Martin |
| 2007 - Bill Woods |
| 2008 - Dave Sweeney |
| 2009 - Andrew Atkins |
| 2010 - Paul Crofts |
| 2011 - Steve Dewar |
| 2012 - John Lecky |
| 2013 - Jack MacNeill |
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Manager of the Year This award is a perpetual award given for the first time in 2003/04. It is named in honour of Gayle Fetterley, a long-time, hard-working volunteer with the West Vancouver Soccer Club.
Gayle was involved in the Club for many years as a team manager and as a Board member. Gayle and her mother, Dorothy, are probably best known as the 'hot dog ladies' on Friday mornings at the Fun in the Sun soccer camps. Gayle, Dorothy and her late father, Harold was always on the sidelines at the Fetterley boys' games. Gayle died suddenly and unexpectedly in April 1999. The Club wishes to honour her memory by recognizing an outstanding manager who has exhibited a strong commitment to his or her team and to the goals of the West Vancouver Soccer Club.
The perpetual trophy will be inscribed with the winner's name and will be held for one year. The winner will also receive a small plaque to keep as a memento.
| 2004 - Louise Newman |
| 2005 - Cindy MacLean |
| 2006 - Carole Gannon |
| 2007 - Dave Pearce |
| 2008 - Leslie Shuparski |
| 2009 - Barb Pearce |
| 2010 - Jan Guenther |
| 2011 - Deanne Arnott |
| 2012 - Sally Cameron |
| 2013 - Ruth Burr |
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| Bob McGowan Memorial Award | | |
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Most Sportsmanlike U13 Player The parents of Bob McGowan donated this trophy to the West Vancouver Soccer Club in the spring of 1956 in memory of their son Bob who died in 1946. Bob had been a member of the Irwin Park Rangers soccer team at the time of his death.
When Bob's teammates were in their twenties, one of their strongest memories of Bob was that he "possessed all the qualities of good sportsmanship". This award was established as an example for all the lads to follow in their future.
The Bob McGowan Award is a perpetual award given annually to a WVSC U13 player who best exemplifies good sportsmanship.
| 1956 - Barry Hall |
| 1957 - Johnny Johnston |
| 1958 - John Humphries |
| 1959 - John Denniston |
| 1960 - Dennis Harrington |
| 1961 - Ken Ralf |
| 1963 - Jack Chaykoski |
| 1964 - Bruce Hill |
| 1965 - Don Sharp |
| 1966 - Alan Twigg |
| 1967 - George Prevost |
| 1968 - Ken Huntingford |
| 1969 - Chris Thomson |
| 1970 - Gary Owen |
| 1971 - Martin Ferries |
| 1974 - Alan English |
| 1975 - Edward Mitchell |
| 1976 - Gordon Matthews |
| 1977 - G. Bakewell, M. Burian, D. Terry |
| 1978 - Kevin Colbow |
| 1979 - Andy Holtzman |
| 1980 - Jason Troll |
| 1981 - Ian Giles |
| 1982 - Patrick Poyner |
| 1983 - Shane Carphin |
| 1985 - Rachel Meredith |
| 1986 - Chris James |
| 1987 - Jonathan Greyell |
| 1988 - Mark Vu |
| 1989 - Marc Young |
| 1993-94 - Alanna Maguire |
| 1994-95 - Tobin Hammerberg |
| 1995-96 - Jenna Dunnett |
| 1996-97 - James Miles |
| 1997-98 - Matthew Stevenson |
| 1998-99 - Ellen Williams |
| 1999-00 - Caitlan MacLean |
| 2000-01 - Braden Hall |
| 2001-02 - Jake Brownlie |
| 2002-03 - Michael Malloon |
| 2003-04 - Laura Ryan |
| 2004-05 - Grady Krohman |
| 2005-06 - Chelsea Cameron |
| 2006-07 - Brianna Cameron |
| 2007-08 - Julia Hawkins |
| 2008-09 - Michael Spouge |
| 2009-10 - Samuel Rodriguez |
| 2010-11 - Jag Sun |
| 2011-12 - Alistair Noble |
| 2012-13 - Zia Mawanee |
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Most Inspirational U17 Leader This award was initiated by the Lennox family in memory of their father, Max Lennox, who passed away in 1995. Max was a player, coach, Club Director, spectator and soccer supporter in West Vancouver for many years.
This award is presented annually to a WVSC GU17 AND BU17 player who demonstrates the qualities of inspirational leadership by putting the team first before him/herself both on and off the field, while incorporating sportsmanship, fair play and respect for officials, opponents, spectators and the game along the way.
This perpetual trophy is inscribed with the winner's name and is held by the recipient for one year. The winners receive small
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| 1995-96 Jani Haysom |
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1995-96 Logan Doodson |
| 1996-97 Sarah Calla |
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1996-97 Sirban Dobrinescu |
| 1997-98 Maggie Jackson |
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1997-98 Philip Ayriss |
| 1998-99 Mariel Solsberg |
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1998-99 Matt Walker |
| 1999-00 Lisa Buch |
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1999-00 Daniel Millar |
| 2000-01 Sioned Dyer |
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2000-01 James Miles |
| 2001-02 Keri Brothers |
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2001-02 John Tynan |
| 2002-03 Mika Hemphil |
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2002-03 Anders Hammerberg |
| 2003-04 Karmen DeCamillis |
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2003-04 Lucas Harle |
| 2004-05 Kelsey McLeod |
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2004-05 Stuart Cowan |
| 2005-06 Lauren Cotter |
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2005-06 Will Ives |
| 2006-07 Brooke Milne |
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2006-07 Charlie Clark |
| 2007-08 Celina Wise |
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2007-08 Jeffrey Rothdram |
| 2008-09 Nikki Howes |
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2008-09 Giles Klaver |
| 2009-10 Steff Strong |
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2009-10 Brayden Sander |
| 2010-11 Brianna Cameron |
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2010-11 Nathan Clement |
| 2011-12 Nicole Cheung |
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2011-12 Matthew Rosen |
| 2012-13 Tania Hulscher |
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2012-13 Ryan Ritson |
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Most Dedicated U15 Player This trophy was provided to the West Vancouver Soccer Club by the U15 West Vancouver Kicks. It was presented in honour of their teammate, Morgan Backhouse, who was killed in a tragic accident in Stanley Park in 1985.
It is presented to a WVSC U15 male or female player, who, in the opinion of a committee and based on the recommendation of the coaches, is judged the "Most Dedicated Under 15 Player".
This award is a perpetual trophy inscribed with the winner's name and held by the recipient for a period of one year. The winner is given a small plaque as a memento.
| 1985-86 - David Wai |
| 1986-87 - Kirk Gamley |
| 1987-88 - Scott Barker |
| 1988-89 - Daniel Monk |
| 1990-91 - Ben Jesson |
| 1992-93 - James Possee |
| 1993-94 - Kelly Handford |
| 1994-95 - Sean McPhee |
| 1995-96 - Matt Walker |
| 1996-97 - Andrea Lennox |
| 1997-98 - Stephanie Falls |
| 1998-99 - Rebecca Johnstone |
| 1999-00 - Sean Blancard |
| 2000-01 - Marlo Hume |
| 2001-02 - Caitlin MacLean |
| 2002-03 - James McTaggart |
| 2003-04 - Lily Close-Harmata |
| 2004-05 - Nadar Falsafi |
| 2005-06 - Jennifer Alderton |
| 2006-07 - Robert Haslbeck |
| 2007-08 - Josh Binfield |
| 2008-09 - Maggie Kean |
| 2009-10 - Stefhanie Del Gobbo |
| 2010-11 - Marion Arnott |
| 2011-12 - Raven Dennehy |
| 2012-13 - Roderick Watts |
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Most Improved Team This award was first presented in 1976 in memory of Nigel Lankester who was accidentally killed while working for his company, the Tree People. Nigel had been a fireman in West Vancouver for many years before starting his own business. The W.V.F.D. sponsored this award as a memorial to Nigel at the time of his death to commemorate Nigel's love of the game of soccer and his years of playing for the Club.
This award is presented annually to a Divisional Boys or Girls team showing the most improvement over the season. Team members share the original trophy for one year. Each team member also receives a small trophy to keep.
| 1975-76 - Tomahawks Div 2 |
| 1976-77 - Wanderers Div 2 |
| 1977-78 - Red Raiders Div 4 |
| 1978-79 - Blue Devils Div 1 |
| 1979-80 - Rowdies Div 1 |
| 1980-81 - West Van Florist |
| 1981-82 - West Van Tigers |
| 1982-83 - Centennial West Knights |
| 1983-84 - Cougars U-16 |
| 1984-85 - Royal U-15 |
| 1985-86 - Cougars U-18 |
| 1986-87 - Raiders U-13 |
| 1987-88 - Spuraways BU-18 |
| 1988-89 - Strikers GU-18 |
| 1990-91 - Celtics U-16 |
| 1991-92 - Hotshots U-12 |
| 1993-94 - Raiders U-17 |
| 1994-95 - Devils U-13 |
| 1995-96 - Arsenal BU-17 |
| 1996-97 - Firebirds U-19 Silver |
| 1997-98 - Bladerunners BU-16 Gold |
| 1998-99 - Screamers GU 14 Silver B |
| 1999-00 - Bluejays GU 16 Siler A |
| 2000-01 - Devils GU 18 Gold |
| 2001-02 - Fusion U 14 Gold |
| 2002-03 - Screamers GU 18 Silver A |
| 2003-04 - Wildcats GU 16 Silver A |
| 2004-05 - Strikers U 18 |
| 2005-06 - Red Selects BU 13 |
| 2006-07 - Quest GU 13 Gold |
| 2007-08 - Terminators BU 14 Silver 2 |
| 2008-09 - Strikers BU 13 Silver 2 |
| 2009-10 - Strikers BU 17 Silver 1 |
| 2010-11 - Caps GU 15 Silver 2 |
| 2011-12 - Whitecaps BU15 Bronze |
| 2012-13 - Strikers BU17 Silver 1 |
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Most Inspirational Mini Coach of the Year This award is named in memory of Michael Tan who passed away suddenly as a result of a car crash on the Sea to Sky highway on Saturday April 16, 2005.
Michael was a dedicated WVSC coach, great community volunteer and a loving father, husband and friend. Jack MacNeill, Mike's assistant coach, described Michael as follows: "Mike was the heart and soul of the Eagles team whose dedication and enthusiasm had gone unmatched for years." Jack also states, Mike was "a healthy, positive role model that any young boy could look up to and model with pride and confidence." Finally, Mike "had great aspirations of seeing the team playing as a strong unit, having fun and encouraging each other to play to new heights." Above all, he wanted the Eagles to feel good about themselves and the team they represented.
This perpetual award will be presented yearly to a deserving Mini coach who has upheld Michael's standards. The trophy is inscribed with the winner's name and is held by the recipient for one year. The winner receives a small plaque to keep as a memento.
| 2006 - Garry Fawley |
| 2007 - Sarah Ostler |
| 2008 - Steve Maddess |
| 2009 - Mark Vansickle |
| 2010 - Faizal Esmail |
| 2011 - Stefano Walker |
| 2012 - Alistair MacCallum |
| 2013 - George Reznik |
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Academic Ambition, Community Spirit and the love of the beautiful game of soccer
From a young age, Mark was committed to doing his best. This was demonstrated in his professional career as a lawyer and translated to the benefit of many others with his countless hours of volunteering in the West Vancouver community (Coaching, West Vancouver Sports Group, West Vancouver Soccer Club board member and the soccer disciplinary board.)
This education bursary of $2000 ($1000 each for one male and one female player) is presented annually to the male and female players who best display the following personal attributes that were so important in Mark’s life.
“Academic Ambition, Community Spirit and love of the beautiful game of soccer”
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| 2013 - Laura Smith |
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Academic Ambition, Community Spirit and a love for the game of soccer
The WVSC Scholarships of $2000 (two of $1000 each) are awarded to graduating West Vancouver High School Students (male or female), who are proceeding to a post secondary degree program and best displays the following attributes:
“Academic Ambition, Community Spirit and a love for the game of soccer”
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Stefanie del Gobbo
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Alix Shuparski
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