2010 Ottawa Sports Awards Winners
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major award recipients
| Male Athlete of the Year Brad Sinopoli (Football) |
| Female Athlete of the Year Kristina Groves (Long Track Speedskating) |
| Male Coach of the Year Jim Zitto (Ottawa Fury U17 Soccer Club) |
| Female Coach of the Year Julie Hutsebaut (Cycling) |
| Male Team of the Year Ottawa Rowing Club U23 4s Crew |
| Female Team of the Year Rachel Homan Curling Team |
| Amateur Sport Club of the Year Ottawa Lions Track & Field Club |
| Mark Lowry Memorial Award for Lifetime Achievement in Sports Administration and Volunteerism Keith Brown |
| Lifetime Achievement Award in Technical Officiating Sandra Chenard (Speedskating) |
| Brian Kilrea Lifetime Achievement Award for Coaching John Hawes (Swimming & MOdern Pentathlon) |
| Ernie Calcutt, Eddie McCabe, Brian Smith Memorial Award for Lifetime Achievement in Sports Media Dan Mooney (Rogers 22) |
| Mayors Cup Outstanding Contribution to Sport in Ottawa Dr. Mark Aubry |
Individual Sport Recipients
| ARCHERY Peter Garrett |
ATHLETICS Sultana Frizell |
| BADMINTON Andrew D'Souza |
BASEBALL Alex Gagne |
| BASKETBALL Kevin McCleery |
BOBSLEIGH Cody Sorensen |
| BOXING Erin Krekoski |
BOWLING (5-PIN) Wayne Richer |
| BOWLING (10-PIN) David Wiskowski |
BOWLING (LAWN) Sandra Jeffries |
| BROOMBALL Paul Petersen |
CANOE/KAYAK SPRINT Angus Mortimer |
| CANOE/KAYAK WHITEWATER John Hastings |
CRICKET Jain Mahmood |
| CURLING Rachel Homan |
CYCLING Florence Laplante-Lamarche |
| DIVING Jamie Bissett |
EQUESTRIAN Robin Andrews |
| FENCING Kelleigh Ryan |
FIGURE SKATING Anna McCorriston |
| FOOTBALL Brad Sinopoli |
FOOTBALL (TOUCH) Michelle Leafloor |
| FOOTBALL (GAELIC) Anne-Marie Nault |
GOLF Allen McGee |
| GYMNASTICS (ARTISTIC) Monica Estrada |
HOCKEY (BALL) Nathalie Girouard |
| HOCKEY (ICE) Eric Grudbranson |
HOCKEY (SLEDGE) Alain Bazinet |
| JUDO Tony Walby |
LACROSSE Tim Bergin |
| MODERN PENTATHLON Mathea Stevens |
ORIENTEERING Robbie Anderson |
| PARALYMPIC Marc Dorion |
RINGETTE Katie Lugg |
| ROWING David Blair |
RUGBY Shannon Spurrell |
| RUNNING (CROSS-COUNTRY) Yves Sikubwabo |
RUNNING (ROAD RACING) Leah Larocque |
| SAILING David Foy |
SAILING (ABLE SAIL) Christine Lavallee |
| SHOOTING (PISTOL) Medha Russell |
SHOOTING (AIR RIFLE) Thomas Yeung |
| SKIING (ALPINE) Dustin Cook |
SKIING (CROSS-COUNTRY) Perianne Jones |
| SKIING (WATER) Dustin Byrtus |
SOCCER Rachelle Beanlands |
| SOFTBALL Grace Lonergan |
SPECIAL OLYMPICS Marianne Scharfe |
| SPEEDSKATING (LONG TRACK) Kristina Groves |
SPEEDSKATING (SHORT TRACK) Ivanie Blondin |
| SQUASH Adrian Dudziki |
SWIMMING Matt Hawes |
| TABLE TENNIS Pradeeban Peter-Paul |
TENNIS Gabriela Dabrowski |
| TRIATHLON Joanna Brown |
VOLLEYBALL (COURT) Myriam English |
| WATERPOLO Rebekka Steenkamer |
WRESTLING Ben Sayah |
Teams Recognized for Winning a Provincial, National or International Title
| Carleton University Mens Ravens Basketball Team |
| Carleton University Mens & Women's Fencing Teams |
| Carleton University Mens Nordic Ski Team |
| Carleton University Womens Water Polo Team |
| David Foy Shark Class Sailing Crew |
| Elmdale Lawn Bowling Club Ladies Four Rink |
| Glum Masters Ultimate Team |
| Lauren Horton Curling Team |
| Nepean Knights Intermediate Lacrosse |
| Orleans Red Sox Baseball Team |
| Ottawa Devils Womens Touch Football Team |
| Ottawa Fury U17 Girls Soccer Team |
| Ottawa Junior Riders Football Team |
| Ottawa Lions Junior Women's Cross Country Team |
| Ottawa Lions Track & Field Club |
| Ottawa Nationals Elite Men's Broomball Team |
| Ottawa Rowing Club U23 Men's 4s Crew |
| Ottawa Vanier United Women's Ball Hockey Team |
| Rachel Homan Curling Team |
| Rideau Canoe Club |
| University of Ottawa Women's Ultimate Team |
SPECIAL RECOGNITION OF ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT
| Noah Hoselton 16-year-old Nepean Knights Lacrosse player who organized an equipment drive locally and a lacrosse camp in Iqualuit, Nunavut to help youth connect to sport as an alternative to substance abuse and other negative behaviours. |
| Marie-Eve Chainey 27-year-old Ottawa U. student who battled severe kidney disease and 6-night-a-week in-hospital blood transfusions to compete in the high jump competition at the 2010 Canadian Track & Field Champi |
