Upcoming Event: Swimming & Diving versus Atlantic Sun Conference on February 18, 2026 at All Day
All Day
Swimming & Diving
vs. Atlantic Sun Conference
Florida Atlantic University Athletics
Owlspys Annual Award Winners
OWL CUP
2026:
2025: Softball
2024: Beach Volleyball
2023: Softball
2022: Beach Volleyball
2021: Beach Volleyball
2020: Men's Soccer
2019: Women's Golf
2018: Men's Soccer
2017: Men's Basketball
2016: Women's Basketball
2015: Beach Volleyball
MALE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Brian Boully (Baseball)
2024: Federico Maranges (Football)
2023: Jackson Ross (Baseball)
2022: Hunter Cooley (Baseball)
2021: Daniel Skistad (Men's Soccer)
2020: Hagay Jalon (Men's Soccer)
2019: Harrison Bryant (Football)
2018: Greg Joseph (Football)
2017: Austin Langham (Baseball)
2016: Matthieu Burtz (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2015: Brett Lashley (Baseball)
2014: Levi Myer (Baseball)
2013: Mark Nelson (Baseball)
2012: Alfred Morris (Football)
2011: Adam Corbin (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2010: Alfred Morris (Football)
2009: Shire Standness (Men's Soccer)
2008: Chris Eberhart (Baseball)
2007: Ryan Kinsley (Men's Soccer)
2006: Frederick Marshall (Men's Basketball)
2005: FJ Schofield (Men's Tennis)
2004: Chris Laskowski (Football)
2003: Rusty Brown (Baseball)
2002: Scott Newsome (Men's Golf)
2001: Motiejus Riemeris (Men's Basketball)
2000: Awarded unknown
1999: Andreas Kindahl (Men's Soccer)
1998: Awarded unknown
FEMALE STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Michelle Horan (Women's Soccer)
2024: Courtney Moon (Beach Volleyball)
2023: Gi Krstec (Women's Soccer)
2022: Mackenzie Morris (Beach Volleyball)
2021: Erica Brok (Beach Volleyball)
2020: Anne-Catherine Wasser (Track & Field)
2019: Ebba Blomqvist (Soccer)
2018: Alex Miller (Softball)
2017: Erica Burt (Women's Soccer)
2016: Claire Emsile (Women's Soccer)
2015: Bianca Biglione (Women's Tennis)
2014: Kimberly Smith (Women's Basketball)
2013: Marilyne Cadieux (Women's Golf)
2012: Rebecca Hallam (Cross Country/Track & Feild)
2011: Friederike Fell (Cross Country/Track & Field)
2010: Blair Bodenmiler (Softball)
2009: Lauren Harvath (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2008: Blair Bodenmiller (Softball)
2007: Megan Coyne (Women's Soccer)
2006: Makra Condill (Volleyball)
2005: Janine Aylward (Women's Soccer)
2004: Giovanna Milaneze (Volleyball)
2003: Rhonda Jones (Women's Soccer)
2002: Kirsty Halvorsen (Women's Basketball)
2001: Kristy Halvorsen (Women's Basketball)
2000: Dawn Elston (Volleyball)
1999: Kim Pruitt (Volleyball)
1998: Awarded (unknown)
MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Mamadou Diarra (Men's Soccer)
2024: Johnell Davis (Men's Basketball)
2023: Johnell Davis (Men's Basketball)
2022: Nolan Schanuel (Baseball)
2021: Enrique Dimayuga (Men's Golf)
2020: Harrison Bryant (Football)
2019: Tyler Frank (Baseball)
2018: Devin Singletary (Football)
2017: Ryan McIntire (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2016: Trey Hendrickson (Football)
2015: Andre Kirk (Football)
2014: Pablo Bertone (Men's Basketball)
2013: Gregg Gantt (Men's Basketball)
2012: Ryan Garton (Baseball)
2011: Marc Abdelnour (Men's Tennis)
2010: Andy Mee (Baseball)
2009: Frantz Joseph (Football)
2008: Rusty Smith (Football)
2007: Olivier Sajous (Men's Tennis)
FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Trinity Schlotterbeck (Softball)
2024: Gabby Sacco (Softball)
2023: Letizia Bagnoli (Women's Golf)
2022: Mackenzie Morris (Beach Volleyball)
2021: Justine Fournand (Women's Golf)
2020: Natalliah Whyte (Track & Field)
2019: Mary O'Hara (Women's Soccer)
2018: Aliona Bolsova (Women's Tennis)
2017: Sydney Drinkwater (Women's Soccer)
2016: Kylee Hanson (Softball)
2015: Agnes Bucz (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2014: Danielle Aromashodu (Track & Field)
2013: Ester Bucz (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2012: Chenise Miller (Women's Basketball)
2011: Eszter Bucz (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2010: Brittany Bowe (Women's Bowe)
2009: Praewnapa Phol-Uayporn (Women's Golf)
2008: Praewnapa Phol-Uayporn (Women's Golf)
2007: Ellie Weberg (Women's Swimming & Diving)
COACH OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Jordan Clark (Softball)
2024: Steve Grotowski (Beach Volleyball)
2023: Dusty May (Men's Basketball)
2022: Capri Grotowski (Beach Volleyball)
2021: Ryan Jamison (Men's Golf) & Capri Grotowski (Beach Volleyball)
2020: Patrick Baker (Women's Soccer)
2019: Patrick Baker (Women's Soccer)
2018: Jim Jabir (Women's Basketball)
2017: Ricardo Gonzalez (Men's Tennis) and Capri Grotowski (Beach Volleyball)
2016: John McCormack (Baseball) and Joan Joyce (Softball)
2015: John McCormack (Baseball)
MALE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
2022: John Mitchell (Football)
2021: Ahman Ross (Football)
2020: Alvaro Fernandez Horta (Men's Tennis)
2019: Gerald Hearns (Football)
2018: Cole Wisecarver (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2017: Stephen Kerr (Baseball)
2016: Brett Lashley (Baseball)
2015: Sean Bacha (Men's Tennis)
2014: Robbie Dubuque (Men's Tennis)
2013: Chad Mills (Cheer)
2012: Ryan Davis (Men's Cross Country)
2011: Kelly McHugh (Men's Golf)
2010: Matthew Braunworth (Men's Tennis)
2009: David Wilson (Baseball)
2008: Michael Berger (Men's Golf)
2007: Nello Faulk (Football)
FEMALE SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
2022: Jillienne Cangelosi (Beach Volleyball)
2021: Abby Marshall (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2020: Jessica Monteiro (Womenn's Soccer)
2019: Sydney Riggs (Volleyball)
2018: Sigournery Kame (Volleyball)
2017: Nathalie Rosado (Volleyball)
2016: Brianne Wojciakowski (Volleyball)
2015: Katarina Stepanovic (Volleyball)
2014: Whitley Herb (Softball)
2013: Natasha Basma (Women's Tennis)
2012: Kimberly Smith (Women's Basketball)
2011: Joanne Maras Tate (Volleyball)
2010: Devin Robinson (Women's Track & Field)
2009: Danielle Simone (Women's Tennis)
2008: Adel Lizama (Women's Basketball)
2007: Mandie Fishback (Softball)
BEST INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: Mamadou Diarra (Men's Soccer)
2024: Johnell Davis (Men's Basketball)
2023: Johnell Davis (Men's Basketball)
2022: N/A
2021: Caleb Pendleton (Baseball) Two Grand Slams first two college at bats.
2020: N/A
2019: N/A
2018: N/A
2017: N/A
2016: Jackson Trapp (Men's Basketball)
2015: Ali Gorrell (Women's Basketball)
BEST TEAM PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR
2026:
2025: 2024 Softball
2024: Men's Basketball vs. Arizona
2023: Men's Basketball
2022: Beach Volleyball winning 2021 CCSA Championship
2021: N/A
2020: Men's Soccer vs. Old Dominion
2019: Beach Volleyball
2018: Football vs. North Texas to win the CUSA Championship
2017: Men's Basketball vs. Ohio State W, 79-77
2016: N/A
2015: N/A
STAFF MEMBER OF THE YEAR/STUDENT CHOICE
2026:
2025: Kaitlin Greer (Athletic Trainer)
2024: Jordan Pitre (SASC)
2023: Erica Vanover (Athletic Trainer)
2022: Andrew Coleman and Matt Thomas (Olympic Strength & Conditioning)
2021: Mitchell Morgan (Media Relations)
2020: Eric Coleman (SASC)
2019: Dasha Cherkasov (SASC)
2018: Ricci Lattanzi (Facilities & Operations)
2017: Heather Smith (SASC)
2016: Jennifer Norton (Strength & Conditioning)
2015: Ronald Garcia (Soccer)
TEAM COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD/W.I.N.G.
W.I.N.G. stands for Working for Impact and Noble Giving
2026:
2025: Women's Tennis
2024: N/A
2023: Softball
2022: Volleyball
2021: Women's Tennis
2020: Women's Golf
2019: Men's Soccer
2018: Men's Soccer
2017: N/A
2016: Women's Basketball
2015: Women's Basketball
2014: Women's Basketball
MALE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD/W.I.N.G.
Renamed in 2025. W.I.N.G. stands for Working for Impact and Noble Giving.
2026:
2025: N/A
2024: CJ Williams (Baseball)
2023: Spencer Mallion (Men's Soccer)
2022: Nicholas Toney (Baseball)
2021: Reilly Maguire (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2020: Josh Fountain (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2019: Sully Zagerman (Golf)
2018: Greg Joseph (Football)
2017: Greg Joseph (Football)
2016: Michael Perez (Men's Golf)
2015: Adrian Sterling (Football)
2014: Mustafa Johnson (Football)
2013: Geoff Jimenez (Baseball)
2012: Michael Baskovich and Justin Thompson (Men's Golf)
2011: Justin Davis (Men's Basketball)
2010: Hector Escamilla (Cheer)
2009: Will Cottle (Men's Golf)
2008: Adam Epstein (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2007: Chris Eberhart (Baseball)
FEMALE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD/W.I.N.G.
Renamed in 2025. W.I.N.G. stands for Working for Impact and Noble Giving.
2026:
2025: Maya Shanok (Women's Tennis)
2024: Millie-Mae Matthews (Women's Tennis)
2023: Sara Berthiaume (Softball)
2022: Kirsten Hobson (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2021: Natalia Boltinskaya (Women's Tennis)
2020: Reilly Maguire (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2019: Kelsey Witkay (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2018: Bethany Hardcastle (Women's Cross Country)
2017: Breanna Saukes (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2016: Assata Trader (Track & Field)
2015: Rachel Crino (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2014: Megan Knapp (Beach Volleyball)
2013: Women's Basketball
2012: Emily Kelly (Women's Soccer)
2011: Britney Walker (Softball)
2010: Sonia Richards (Women's Soccer)
2009: Caitlyn Bliss (Softball)
2008: Colleen Lehane (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2007: Annie Voyles (Softball)
PICTURE PERFECT/FUNNIEST ACTION SHOT AWARD
Originally created to highlight the funniest action photo. The award was changed in 2023 to honor the photographers at the games.
2026:
2025: Keira Arimenta photographer/Chloe Yeatts (Softball)
2024: JC Ridley photographer/Jarrett Jerrels (Football)
2023: Joey Javurek (Men's Cross Country)
2022: Emmanuel Abolo Carre (Men's Soccer)
2021: Ellie Austin (Beach Volleyball)
2020: Jillienne Cangelosi (Beach Volleyball)
2019: Ignacio Garcia (Men's Tennis)
2018: Sydney Riggs and Gailea Gibbs (Volleyball)
2017: Dylan Huber & Elijah McDonald (Men's Soccer)
2016: Lauren Hudak (Cheer)
2015: The Cheer Team
MALE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT/SASC SCHOLAR OWL AWARD
Renamed in 2025 to SASC Scholar Owl Award
2026:
2025: Gianni Carlino (Swimming & Diving)
2024: Alejandro Ralat (Men's Basketball)
2023: Petre Tanner (Swimming & Diving)
2022: Jose Alastuey (Men's Soccer)
2021: Mitchell Hartigan (Baseball)
2020: Lachlan Shiver (Men's Cross Country)
2019: Hagay Jalon (Men's Soccer)
2018: Ignacio Jimenez-Ruiz (Men's Tennis)
2017: Ignacio Jimenez-Ruiz (Men's Tennis)
2016: Hakeem Asad (Men's Soccer)
2015: Matthieu Burtez (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2014: Joachim Hanzeen (Men's Soccer)
2013: Ryan Davis (Men's Cross Country)
2012: Andrew Stryffeler (Football)
2011: Csaba Pek (Men's Swimming & Diving) *Presidential Award for Outstanding Academic Achievement
2010: Jordan Sessa (Football)
2009: Shire Standnes (Men's Soccer)
2008: Shire Standnes (Men's Soccer)
2007: Chris Vinci (Men's Swimming & Diving)
FEMALE OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT/SASC SCHOLAR OWL AWARD
Renamed in 2025 to SASC Scholar Owl Award
2026:
2025: Charlotte Perkins (Women's Golf)
2024: Marketa Svozilova (Beach Volleyball)
2023: Sommeer Baker (Softball)
2022: Lily Richman (Beach Volleyball)
2021: Cassidy Waskin (Women's Soccer)
2020: Anne-Catherine Wasser (Track & Field)
2019: Carly Scarbrough (Beach Volleyball)
2018: Maddie Pung (Women's Soccer)
2017: Bianca Biglione (Women's Tennis)
2016: Bianca Biglione (Women's Tennis)
2015: Claire Emslie (Women's Soccer)
2014: Kayla DeSuza (Women's Golf)
2013: Stacy Paton (Women's Cross Country, Track & Field)
2012: Erika Mrazkova (Women's Tennis)
2011: Karine Blome (Women's Golf) *Presidential Award Outstanidng Academic Achievement
2010: Natalia Totevska (Women's Tennis)
2009: Karine Blome (Women's Golf)
2008: Blair Bodenmiller (Softball)
2007: Claudia Kecht (Women's Tennis)
MALE OWLStanding SPIRIT AWARD
2026:
2025: N/A
2024: Bennett Balogh (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2023: Edgardo Obregon (Men's Soccer)
2022: Hunter Cooley (Baseball)
2021: Dardan Kapiti (Men's Basketball)
2020: Francisco Urbaez (Baseball)
2019: Karlis Silins (Men's Basketball)
2018: Drew Peden (Baseball)
2017: Caleb Sibley (Men's Golf)
2016: Trey Nickerson (Men's Tennis)
2015: Javier Lacunza (Men's Basketball)
2014: John Walsh (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2013: Sid Golliher (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2012: Mike Albaladejo (Baseball)
2011: Mike Albaladejo (Baseball)
2010: Adam Corbin (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2009: Rusty Smith (Football)
2008: Sanchez Hughley (Men's Basketball)
2007: Dewain Ackerblom (Football)
FEMALE OWLStanding SPIRIT AWARD
2026:
2025: Bernice Chau (Dance)
2024: Logan Mignerey and Alivia Orvieto (Beach Volleyball)
2023: Marketa Svozilova (Beach Volleyball)
2022: Kirsen Hobson (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2021: Natalia Boltinskaya (Women's Tennis)
2020: Bailey Myott (Beach Volleyball)
2019: Fayth Davis (Softball)
2018: Elizabeth Mitchell (Cheer)
2017: Ashlyn Katz (Softball)
2016: Andrea Galinis (Beach Volleyball)
2015: Carnesha Thompson (Softball)
2014: Chelsea Onstott (Women's Swimming & Diving)
2013: Cintia Nightingale (Volleyball)
2012: Lexi Edwards (Cheer)
2011: Manon Transleau (Women's Soccer)
2010: Sara Stoll (Volleyball)
2009: Natalie D'Oria (Women's Soccer)
2008: Casey LaRocca (Volleyball)
2007: Jennifer Schwan (Track & Field)
MALE NEW TO THE NEST
Award began in 2024
2026:
2025: Mamadou Diarra (Men's Soccer)
2024: Jackson Ambush (Football)
FEMALE NEW TO THE NEST
Award began in 2024
2026:
2025: Autumn Courtney (Softball)
2024: N/A
SHAW AWARD
Created in 2025 in honor of longtime Owl fan, professor and mentor Eric Shaw
2026:
2025: Ashleigh Adams (Beach Volleyball)
AL-SHAAIR S.O.A.R
Created in 2024 by Florida Atlantic football alumni Azeez Al-Shaair to honor FAU student-athletes who have overcome tremendous obstacles to thrive as an Owl. S.O.A.R. stands for Students Overcoming Adversity, and Rising.
2026:
2025: N/A
2024: Courtney Lamas Lanier (Football)
MALE ALL-FRESHMEN
2026:
2025: James Litman (Baseball), Biagio Gagliardi (Men's Golf), James Shevchenko (Swimming & Diving), Gemari Sands (Football), Donovan Petty (Men's Cross Country), Segundo Goity Zapico (Men's Tennis)
2024: Luke Gaudet (Men's Cross Country), Emilio Gonzalez (Baseball), Mark Havlicek (Men's Tennis), Trevor Kuhn (Men's Swimming & Diving), Oliver Moller-Jensen (Men's Soccer), Zeke Moore (Football)
2023: Logan Sallas (Men's Cross Country), Andreas Raisanen (Men's Soccer), Tre Carroll (Men's Basketball), Tony Johnson (Football), David Arneskov (Men's Swimming & Diving), Tyler Murphy (Baseball), and Patrick Ward (Baseball)
2022: Jake Millan (Baseball), Bogdan Zimonjic (Men's Basketball), Bodey Miller (Men's Cross Country), Jaden Wheeler (Football), Kaleb Palm (Men's Golf), Pontus Steffensen (Men's Soccer), Timo Paisley (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2021: Nolan Schanuel (Baseball), Nicholas Boyd (Men's Basketball), Evan Anderson (Football), Jake Hibbert (Men's Golf), Emmanuel Abolo Carré (Men's Soccer), Jackson Kirk (Men's Swimming & Diving)
2020: Cade Parker (Baseball), Preston Dunn (Men's Cross Country), Alejandro Ralat (Men's Basketball), Matt Hayball (Football), Alex Maguire (Men's Golf), Tom Abrahamsson (Men's Soccer), Carter Januzelli (Men's Swimming & Diving), Filip Krolo (Men's Tennis)
2019: Hunter Cooley (Baseball), Jericho Cooey (Men's Cross Country), Michael Forrest (Men's Basketball), BJ Etienne (Football), Bruce Morrison (Men's Golf), Alonso Coello (Men's Soccer), Michael Cannatelli (Men's Swimming & Diving) and Kirac Bekisoglu (Men's Tennis)
2018: Ferdinand Solberg (Men's Soccer), Andru Summerall (Baseball), Willie Wright (Football), Reilly Maguire (Men's Swimming & Diving), Ignacio Garcia (Men's Tennis), Sean Barone (Men's Cross Country), Karan Nalam (Men's Golf) and Charleston Carter (Dance)
2017: Carlos Sanchis (Men's Soccer), Pedro Pages (Baseball), Jailyn Ingram (Men's Basketball), Devin Singletary (Football), Phillip Crouch (Men's Swimming & Diving), Gabriel Carvajal (Men's Tennis), Lachlan Shiver, (Men's Cross Country), and Sully Zagerman (Men's Golf)
2016: Conor Fitzgerald (Cross Country), Anthony Schohn (Men's Tennis), Tyler Frank (Baseball), Douglas Landvik (Men's Soccer), Jeantal Cylla (Men's Basketball), Michael Rahrig (Men's Swimming & Diving), Jason Driskel (Football) Azeez Al-Shaair (Football)
2015: Reggie Bain (Football), Ray Ellis (Football), Alexander Gitin (Men's Tennis), Justin Massey (Men's Basketball), Ryan Miller (Baseball), and Petter Riedel (Men's Soccer)
FEMALE ALL-FRESHMEN
2026:
2025: Nancy Cox (Women's Golf), Ludo Pavia (Swimming & Diving), Destiny Johns (Softball), Constance Pittet (Cross Country and Track & Field), Lara Smejkal (Women's Tennis), Olivia Hart (Volleyball), Shantel Starling (Beach Volleyball), Rachel Shepherd (Dance), Sutton Markee (Women's Soccer), Chloe Fenwick (Cheer)
2024: Panna Bartha (Women's Tennis), Bry Bellile (Swimming & Diving), Olivia Bori (Women's Soccer), Kiley Channell (Softball), Charlotte Dill (Dance), Jessica Hatch (Women's Cross Country), Charlotte Perkins (Women's Golf), Anna Rovirosa (Track & Field), Isabelle Northam (Volleyball), Sloane Woolwine (Beach Volleyball)
2023: Anabell Reumann (Women's Cross Country), Rosa ten Berg (Track & Field), Morgan McDonald (Women's Soccer), Daniella Diaz (Women's Soccer), Jesiana Mora (Softball), Carla Galmiche (Women's Tennis), Aniya Hubbard (Women's Basketball), Ashleigh Adams (Beach Volleyball), and Amelia Robertson (Swimming & Diving)
2022: Simona Henshaw (Women's Basketball), Marketa Svozilova (Beach Volleyball), Anna Claire Bridge (Women's Golf), Jodi Smith (Women's Soccer), Gabby Sacco (Softball), Roberta Circi (Women's Swimming & Diving), Millie-Mae Matthews (Women's Tennis), Erin Shannon (Women's Cross Country), Alyssa Marshall (Indoor Track & Field), Anna Cincotta (Outdoor Track & Field), Katelynn Robine (Volleyball), Valerie Huber (Cheer), Jenna Spina (Dance)
2021: Alivia Orveito (Beach Volleyball), Blanka Decker (Women's Golf), Kaitlyn Cunningham (Softball), Maggie Casey (Women's Swimming & Diving), Marisha Thompson (Women's Cross Country), Madison King (Women's Track & Field), Nikola Bartecka (Volleyball), Terri Owens (Cheer), Tatianna Ramos (Dance)
2020: Lotta Vehka-Aho (Women's Basketball), Courtney Moon (Beach Volleyball), Justine Fournand (Women's Golf), Luisa Daikeler (Women's Soccer), Sara Berthiaume (Softball), Alicia Mora (Women's Swimming & Diving), Radka Buzkova (Tennis), Madlen Kappeler (Women's Cross Country), Jessica Lambert (Indoor Track & Field), Stephane Young (Volleyball), Samantha Acello (Cheer), Brooke Dale (Dance)
2019: Juliette Gauthier (Women's Basketball), Savannah Pesante (Beach Volleyball), Arielle Keating (Women's Golf), Hailey Landrus (Women's Soccer), Myah Murray (Softball), Taylor Downs (Women's Swimming & Diving), May Kimhi (Women's Tennis), Lauren Macon (Women's Cross Country), Jamesha Moore (Track & Field), Zophia Dulaney (Cheer) and Trinity Kuether (Dance)
2018: Ashlyn Kitterman (Women's Soccer), Mackenzie Morris (Beach Volleyball), Abby Marshall (Women's Swimming & Diving), Nathalia Boltinskaya (Women's Tennis), Megan Giovanniello (Track and Cross Country), Sydney Nemtuda (Volleyball), Tyana Robinson (Women's Basketball) and Shannon Diesel (Cheer)
2017: Liza Weisman (Women's Golf), Fayth Davis (Softball), Mary O'Hara (Women's Soccer), Candace Lacour (Beach Volleyball), Kelsey Whitkay (Womebn's Swimming & Diving), Laura Fabrizi (Women's Tennis), Mikaela Jonsson (Track & Field and Women's Cross Country), Sigourney Kame (Volleyball), Alexis Shannon (Women's Basketball), Elizabeth Mitchell (Cheer) and Brooke Starauch (Dance)
2016: Jada Massie (Women's Track & Field), Julia Lewkowicz (Beach Volleyball), Gabriela Martin (Volleyball), Ra'Kyra Gabriel (Women's Basketball), Emily Summa (Women's Swimming & Diving), Bethany Hardcastle (Women's Cross Country), Mimi Godoy (Women's Soccer), Madisyn Palmer (Softball), Tai Barber (Women's Golf), Alexa Laster (Cheer), Victoria Straus (Dance)
2015: Sarah Eakin (Volleyball), Haley Gordon (Cheer), Malia Kency (Women's Basketball), Kiley Kuether (Women's Swimming & Diving), Emily Lochten (Softball), Jessica McMillan (Women's Golf), Janae Nebal (Dance), Brittany Pellitteri (Beach Volleyball), Maddie Pung (Women's Soccer), Frida Thorsas (Track & Field), and Liz Wellman (Women's Cross Country)
SAAC LEADERSHIP AWARD
Awarded in 2010
2010: Jessica Knurick (Women's Basketball)
TEAM SPIRIT AWARD
Awarded in 2010
2010: FAU Dance