Beaumont Trophy (Golden Bears Swimming MVP) One of the school’s older sports trophies, it was started in 1954-55 as an award for the U of A Male Swimmer with the "Best General Record" for Sportsmanship, Leadership, Progress and ability. Like the Golden Bears wrestling trophy and separate boxing trophy, it was donated to the University Athletics Board by Wally J. Beaumont, a Law graduate who represented the U of A in both wrestling and boxing during his undergraduate years. He was also a skilled pilot who instructed at Edmonton Flying Club into his golden years until he passed away in the mid-1970s. Year Name Year Name 1954-55 W.Karbe 1987-88 Scott Flowers 1955-56 W.Karbe 1988-89 Reagan Williams 1956-57 Howie Boyd 1989-90 Tom Carew 1957-58 Ray Ellenwood 1990-91 Chris Bowie 1958-59 Dick McBride 1991-92 David Bowie 1959-60 Marvin McDonald 1992-93 Jeff Welechuk 1960-61 Larry Maloney 1993-94 Bill Lomax 1961-62 John Byrne/Larry Maloney 1994-95 Jarit Abel 1962-63 Terry Nimmon 1995-96 Jarit Abel 1963-64 Eric Haites 1996-97 Collin Sood 1964-65 Stan Brown 1997-98 Kelly Young 1965-66 Stan Brown 1998-99 Brian Edey 1966-67 Murray McFadden 1999-00 Brian Edey 1967-68 Michael Hawkes 2000-01 Brian Edey 1968-69 Michael Morrow 2001-02 Brian Edey 1969-70 Michael Morrow/Brian Ritchie 2002-03 None 1970-71 Doug Jamison 2003-04 Marcin Partyka 1971-72 Michael Morrow 2004-05 Jian-lok Chang 1972-73 Doug Jamison 2005-06 Jian-lok Chang 1973-74 Doug Jamison 2006-07 Jian-lok Chang 1974-75 Barry Kennedy 2007-08 Gavin D’Amico 1975-76 Stewart Nelson 2008-09 Josh Au 1976-77 Mark Polet 2009-10 Josh Au 1977-78 Butch Skulsky 2010-11 Josh Au 1978-79 Derek Cathro 2011-12 Robert MacKinnon 1979-80 Brent DesBrisay 2012-13 Josh Au 1980-81 Brent DesBrisay 2013-14 Nick Kostiuk 1981-82 Brian Carleton 2014-15 Joe Byram 1982-83 Jeff Riddle 2015-16 Joe Byram 1983-84 Barry Lewis 2016-17 Nick Kostiuk 1984-85 Ian Marsh 2017-18 Bjoern-Ole Schrader 1985-86 Larry Schulhauser 2018-19 Cale Kooyman 1986-87 Howie Ewashko 2019-20 Cale Kooyman   Nick Carter Trophy (Pandas Swimming MVP) Originally from Port Colborne, Ont., Nick Carter was a volunteer swimming coach in Edmonton from the late 1920s to the early 1950s, based out of the West Edmonton outdoor pool (now Oliver Pool). He is described as a compassionate, gentle person with a mission to develop talented young women and men into the best athletes they could be, while making sure all children stayed fit and healthy. He was in the real estate business, though his connection to the U of A was simply that many of his friends or students were at one time involved with the Bears and Pandas. Born in the late 1800s, he lived in Edmonton most of his life until he passed away in 1965. Year Name Year Name 1974-75 Wendy Kruger 1997-98 Ronagh O’Kelly 1975-76 Mona Lee Brophy 1998-99 Jenny Scott 1976-77 Sue Hunt/Pam Woodside 1999-00 Shauna McNally 1977-78 Pam Woodside 2000-01 Shauna McNally 1978-79 Mary Hughes 2001-02 Annamay Pierse 1979-80 Sandy Slavin 2002-03 Shannon Frey 1980-81 Colla MacDonald 2003-04 Kelly O’Toole 1981-82 Barbara Hemphill 2004-05 Marla Breitkreutz 1982-83 Jan Meunier 2005-06 Marla Breitkreutz 1983-84 Beth May 2006-07 Katerina Symes 1984-85 Mary Jo Clark 2007-08 Mandy Bell 1985-86 Tiffany Watson 2008-09 Lauren Gillespie 1986-87 Judy Cowan 2009-10 Lauren Gillespie 1987-88 Donna McGinnis 2010-11 Kayla Voytechek 1988-89 Janet Evans 2011-12 Erin Miller 1989-90 Anne Taylor 2012-13 Kendra Chernoff 1990-91 Debbie Gaudin 2013-14 Kendra Chernoff 1991-92 Janna Promislow 2014-15 Nikki Macleod 1992-93 Keltie Duggan 2015-16 Nikki MacLeod 1993-94   2016-17 Georgia Kidd 1994-95   2017-18 Georgia Kidd 1995-96 Dionne Dallas 2018-19 Renae Ledoux 1996-97 Sabrina Wilson 2019-20 Megan Mozill