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Winner
Name: Harrison Peel
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: Swimming and Waterpolo
Nominated by: Alice Bennett
Harrison has been one of the most dedicated players this term so far, stepping up to be our ‘in pool’ men’s water polo captain to lead the team. Going to every men’s polo game so far, he is one of the major strengths of the team, using his prior water polo skills to make exceptional passes that ultimately lead to goals within the game! He is a key player in making sure all the other men on the team are aware of the tactics, aims and rules of the game, especially taking the time to talk to and help freshers as well as members who have never played before in making sure they are all comfortable with the upcoming matches. In training, he welcomes anyone asking him questions about the sport, showing and demonstrating marking positions, goalie tips and in pool positioning. He always offers lifts to all water polo players to get to training, has picked up the balls from storage and taken them to training when our other captains have been busy. He is a true team player and a massive cheerleader, pushing everyone to play to their absolute best, and ultimately enjoy the sport! After joining SWOLO at the beginning of the year, he is now one of the major members of the team and has truly stepped up when needed.
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Nominee
Name: Paul Defty
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: Badminton
Nominated by: Alex Morrison
Paul has gone above and beyond in his role as secretary since the start of september and even before, the club would be absolutely nowhere without him! Despite being incredibly busy as a medic he has always put in so much effort to come to training sessions and help out the committee. His help has been invaluable this year :-)
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Nominee
Name: Femi
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: American Football
Nominated by: Esther Popoola
I wanted to nominate this person because he is very enthusiastic. Always attends socials and tries to interact with all of his teammates. He gives his all in training. Always turns up to training on time. And he has a great attitude in general. Very committed to the sport and always trying to improve.
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Nominee
Name: Alex Chubb
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Cheer and Stunt
Nominated by: Emma Ebbesen
Alex just has the bubbliest personality and I feel like she really brings that to cheer practice.
Recently she’s been doing 50-60 hour weeks on placement and then still continuing to come to cheer so she really deserves the recognition because she’s just so great!
If Alex can do it, anyone can!
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Nominee
Name: Corrigan Goodwin
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Law Netball Team
Nominated by: Amy Cullingworth
Corrigan has made a great addition to our team! After only learning Netball this academic year she has proved to be star! She has shown her skills with incredible interceptions, accurate passing and getting into space. Her positive attitude in training and matches has been so great to see. Corrigans hard working nature has meant she has made great progress and continues to grow and grow every week. We are very lucky to have her on our team!
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Nominee
Name: Andreas Loumoulous
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: Law Society Football Club
Nominated by: Hamza Alam
Andreas has epitomised the high standards we strive to fulfil at the Law Society. He has never missed a training session and gives his all every time. He always listens to instructions and follows tactical guidance without issue. In games we plays at a high level and elevates our team. We won 5-0 against History this past weekend and we could not have done it without his defensive ardour. He also attends every social and even hosts when we ask him, without complaint. I, as captain, would not have been so successful without his constant support. Especially during such a turbulent month.
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Nominee
Name: Izzy Butcher
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Women’s Rugby
Nominated by: Soraya Holland
This is Izzy’s seventh year at the Club! Whilst balancing her last year of medicine, she has still managed to contribute heavily to the club this month. She drives back from placement to be a friendly face at training, encouraging the younger girls every week and has been available for all matches despite her schedule. On the leadership team she has provided valuable insight from her experience and even filled in at captain for games. Not only juggling her studies and her commitment for the club- she’s also been playing for the upcoming Leicester Tigers Women’s team, becoming part of history and inspiration to all the girls at the club.
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Nominee
Name: Phoebe Madden
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Cheer and Stunt
Nominated by: Oscar Dawson
Always there for her team mates, big support at training and away from it. Helps out on multiple other teams when they need an extra flyer. Always arrives early to help set up and stays to pack down.
Gives her all to make the team the best it can be. Kind and caring towards everyone.
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Nominee
Name: Sonny Cartwright
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: Men’s Football
Nominated by: Ryan Bailey
Sonny is a hardworking technical player who has been pivotal to the 3's success so far this season. He always turns up on time to training and ready to work hard, this is reflected in his stats (3 goals and 3 assists in 4 games). Sonny has really got stuck in both on and off the pitch as a football fresher, with key game saving challenges being made and socially introducing himself across the club.
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Nominee
Name: Adina Hattersley
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Cheer and Stunt
Nominated by: Milly Abbott
Despite being new to the sport, she’s picked everything up so quickly and demonstrated amazing commitment. She actively goes out of her way to improve and is always so proactive at training. She always comes to training ready to learn and never complains, especially if a situation changes (like having to fly someone else/base with someone new).
She has not missed a training session and has made every effort to arrive on time and ready to work hard.
Adina has been a brilliant addition to the club and has faced all challenges head on. She has shown excellent sportsmanship in her behaviour and has actively worked to ensure all those around her are happy whilst at training.
Despite being a fresher she has formed friendships with older members and has offered them help and advise in and out of training.
I am so proud of Adina and she definitely deserves recognition!
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Nominee
Name: Milly Abbott
Pronouns: she/her
Sport: Cheer and Stunt
Nominated by: Adina Hattersley
Milly is the flyer for my stunt group in cheer and she has made my experience so far (as a cheer fresher) so bright and fun! She loves what she does and it’s obvious in every session. Her sportsmanship is off the charts and she is always going out of her way to help the others on our team, giving advice and hugs every practice. It is a pleasure to have her on the team and I thoroughly look forward to seeing her bow and arrow in the future!
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Nominee
Name: Charlie McCurrie
Pronouns: he/him
Sport: Rugby League
Nominated by: Jack McDonald
Charlie is an outstanding player in all respects. This month he has won the Warrington Amateur Rugby League Man of Steel Award in open age rugby, has been selected for the regional team after going through the Midlands Regional trials and has been a real MVP for the university team this year, with the highest number of tries scored this season, helping us to win all of our games so far!
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