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Bobby Rosenfeld Award

Bobby Rosenfeld , named the best athlete of the first half of the century, is the Olympic champion in athletics, as well as a hockey player, basketball player and tennis player

The Bobbie Rosenfeld Award is the annual award given to Canada's Best Athlete of the Year. The winner is selected by Canadian Press (CP) sports reporters during a vote. The award was first presented in 1933 [1] , a year after the establishment of the Lionel Conacher Award - the best athlete in Canada among men [2] . Ada Mackenzie became the first winner of this award [1] . Since 1978, the winner was awarded a metal disk as a reward. The award is named after Bobby Rosenfeld , who in 1950 was named the best athlete of the first half of the century. The survey takes place according to the point system, when the participants in the vote choose the three best athletes in their opinion [3] . The first choice gets three points, the second - two, and the third - one. In 1971, two athletes: Debbie Van Kickebelt and Debbie Brill scored the same number of points - 208. Van Kickebelt scored more than the first places - 55 versus 38, but both athletes became co-owners of the award this year [4] . Barbara Ann Scott was the first woman to be awarded the award by unanimous decision in 1947. The next year, she almost repeated this achievement, but this time one first place was given to Victory Gift [5] .

From 1942 to 1944, the award was not given due to the Second World War [6] . In 1950, the award was not presented, since CP instead identified the athlete of the first half of the century, which became Bobby Rosenfeld [7] . In 1999, Nancy Green was named the athlete of the century, who twice won the Bobby Rosenfeld Prize, became the Olympic champion, won the Canadian Championship six times and won the World Cup twice [8] . In 2008, the award was first presented to a disabled athlete. Its owner was Chantal Petikler , who won five gold medals at the Paralympic Games in Beijing [9] . Barbara En Scott became the first athlete to win this award three times [5] . More often than others, this award received Marlene Stret - 5 times [10] . The last owner of this award was tennis player Brooke Henderson .

Winners

 
Anne Heggwait received the award twice in the 1960s
 
Nancy Green is a two-time winner of the prize, and was also named the best athlete of the century.
 
Perdita Felicien , winner in 2003
 
Hayley Wickenheiser 2007 Winner
 
Katriona Lemey-Doan - Three -Time Award Winner
 
Chantal Petikler became the first disabled athlete to receive this award.
 
Joannie Rochette , 2010 Winner
 
Jennifer Hale , 2011 Winner
 
Eugenie Bouchard , winner in 2013 and 2014
Also won the Lou March prize as an athlete of the year in Canada
YearWinnerSports disciplineVictoryProgress
1933Mackenzie, Ada Ada MackenzieGolfoneWinner of the Canadian Open and Closed Championships [1]
1934Dewar, Phyllis Phyllis DewarSwimmingoneWon four gold medals at British Empire Games [11]
1935Meager, Eileen Eileen MeagerAthleticsoneIt was considered the best sprinter in Canada [3]
1936Taylor, Elizabeth Elizabeth TaylorAthleticsoneThird place in the 80m hurdles at the Olympics [12]
1937Higgins, Robin Robin HigginsAthleticsoneSet Canada's record in javelin throw [13]
1938MacDonald, Noel Noel MacDonaldBasketballoneShe was the captain of the team that won first place in the national championship [14]
1939Tucker, mary rose mary rose tuckerFigure skatingoneFirst place at the North American Championship [15]
1940Walton, Dorothy Dorothy WaltonBadmintononeWon the championships of Toronto, Ontario and Canada [16]
1941Tucker, mary rose mary rose tuckerFigure skating2Won the North American Championship for the third year in a row [17]
1942zzz! Not handed [a]
1943zzz! Not handed [a]
1944zzz! Not handed [a]
1945zzz! Not handed [a]
1946Scott, Barbara Anne Barbara Anne ScottFigure skatingoneChampion of Canada and North America [18]
1947Scott, Barbara Anne Barbara Anne Scott [b]Figure skating2First place at the European and World Championships [19]
1948Scott, Barbara Anne Barbara Anne Scott [b]Figure skating3First place at the Olympic Games , European and World Championships [5]
1949Strong, Irene Irene StrongSwimmingoneSet several Canadian records [20]
1950Rosenfeld, Bobby Bobby Rosenfeld
Athlete of the first half of the century [c]		Athletics999 -Gold and silver medal at the 1928 Summer Olympics , set records in numerous athletics disciplines, also played hockey, basketball and tennis [7]
1951zzz! Not awarded [21]
1952Stret, Marlene Marlene StretGolfoneWinner of the Canadian Women's Closed Championship [22]
1953Stret, Marlene Marlene StretGolf2British Women's Amateur Championships Winner [23]
1954Bell, Marilyn Marilyn Bell [b]SwimmingoneShe became the first person to cross Lake Ontario [24]
1955Bell, Marilyn Marilyn BellSwimming2Became the youngest man to cross the English Channel [24]
1956Stret, Marlene Marlene Stret [b]Golf3Winner of eight tournaments, including the US Women's Amateur Championship [25]
1957Stret, Marlene Marlene StretGolffourWinner of the Canadian Indoor and Ontario Amateur Championships [25]
1958Wheeler, Lucille Lucille Wheeler [b]skiingoneWorld Downhill and Giant Slalom Champion [26]
1959Heggwate, Anne Ann HeggwateSkiingoneWinner of several European competitions [27]
1960Heggwaite, Anne Anne Heggwaite [b]Skiing2First place at the Olympics [28]
1961Stewart, Mary Mary StewartSwimmingoneSet a world record in the 110 yards butterfly stroke [29]
1962Stewart, Mary Mary StewartSwimming2First place at Commonwealth games [30]
1963Stret, Marlene Marlene StretGolffiveWon three championships, including the Canadian Open and Open [10]
1964Burka, Petra Petra BurkaFigure skatingoneFirst place in the Canadian Championship and third place in the Olympic Games [31]
1965Burka, Petra Petra Burka [b]Figure skating2First place at the World Cup [32]
1966Tanner, Elaine Elaine Tanner [b]SwimmingoneWon four gold medals at the games of the British Empire and the Commonwealth of Nations [33]
1967Green, Nancy Nancy Green [b]SkiingoneWinner of the Alpine Skiing World Cup [34]
1968Green, Nancy Nancy Green [b]Skiing2She won a gold and bronze medal at the Olympic Games , and also won the World Cup [35]
1969Boyce, Beverly Beverly BoyceDivingoneChampion of Canada and winner of the England Diving Championship [36]
1970Boyce, Beverly Beverly BoyceDiving2Won two gold medals at the Games of the British Commonwealth of Nations [37]
1971Van Kickebelt, Debbie Debbie Van Kickebelt [d]Modern PentathlononeFirst Place at the Pan American Games [4]
1971Brill, Debbie Debbie Brill [d]High jumponeFirst Place at the Pan American Games [4]
1972Burassa, Jacqueline Jacqueline BurassaGolfoneEntered the top twenty golfers in the ranking of the Women's Professional Golf Association [38]
1973Magnussen, Karen Karen MagnussenFigure skatingoneFirst place at the World Cup [39]
1974Hogg, Wendy Wendy HoggSwimmingoneWon three gold medals at the British Commonwealth Games [40]
1975Garapik, Nancy Nancy GarapikSwimmingoneSet a world record at a distance of 200 meters on the back [41]
1976Krainer, Katie Kathy KrainerSkiingoneFirst place at the Olympics [42]
1977Nicholas, Cindy Cindy NicholasSwimmingoneBecomes the first woman to cross the English Channel twice [43]
1978Jones Konihovsky, Diana Diana Jones KonihovskyModern PentathlononeFirst place at Commonwealth Games [44]
1979Fasting, Sandra Sandra Fasting [b]GolfoneShe became the second in the ranking of the Women's Professional Golf Association and won more prizes than any Canadian golfer before [45]
1980Post, Sandra Sandra PostGolf2Earned over $ 100,000 in prize money [46]
1981Weinman, Tracy Tracy WeinmanFigure skatingoneWinner St. Ivel International [47]
1982Sorensen, Gerry Gerry SorensenSkiingoneFirst place at the World Downhill Championship [48]
1983Bassett, Carling Carling BassettTennisoneShe won one tournament and in two she took second place in her debut season in the professionals [49]
1984Bernier, Sylvia Sylvia BernierDivingoneGold Medal at the Olympic Games [50]
1985Bassett, Carling Carling BassettTennis2Took the seventeenth place in the ranking of the Women's Tennis Association [51]
1986Graham, Laurie, Laurie GrahamSkiingoneSeven times entered the top three and became third in the overall classification in downhill [52]
1987Waldo, Carolyn Carolyn WaldoSynchronized swimmingoneWon two gold medals at the World Aquatics Championship [53]
1988Waldo, Carolyn Carolyn Waldo [b]Synchronized swimming2Won two gold medals at the Olympics [54]
1989Kelesy, Helen Helen KelesyTennisoneTook the thirteenth place in the ranking of the Women's Tennis Association [55]
1990Kelesy, Helen Helen KelesyTennis2Become the first woman to win four national adult championships in a row [56]
1991Lauman, Silken Silken Lauman [b]RowingoneFirst place in the World Rowing Championship [57]
1992Lauman, Silken Silken LaumanRowing2She won a bronze medal at the Olympics less than three months after a serious injury, due to which doctors predicted her retirement [21] [58]
1993Pace, Kate Kate PaceSkiingoneDownhill World Champion [59]
1994Bedar, Miriam Miriam Bedar [b]BiathlononeWon two gold medals at the Olympics [60]
1995Och, Susan Susan OchSkatingoneShe won silver and bronze medals at the World Cup, and also became the second overall in the World Cup [61]
1996Sidor, Alison Alison SidorCyclingoneShe won a silver medal at the Olympic Games , became the world champion and the owner of the World Cup [62]
1997Kane, Laurie, Laurie KaneGolfoneSet Canada's record, earning 426,000 prize money for the year [63]
1998LeMay-Doan, Katrion Katrion LeMay-DoanSkatingoneWon the gold and bronze medals at the Olympic Games, the owner of the World Cup at distances of 500 and 1000 [64]
1999Green, Nancy Nancy Green
Athlete of the Century [c]		Skiing999 -Gold medalist at the Olympics, two-time world champion and six-time champion of Canada [8]
2000Kane, Laurie, Laurie KaneGolfoneWinner of three tournaments of the Women's Professional Golf Association [65]
2001LeMay-Doan, Katrion Katrion LeMay-DoanSkating2World and Canadian champion, set a record at a distance of 500 m [66]
2002LeMay-Doan, Katrion Katrion LeMay-Doan [b]Skating3She won a gold medal at the Olympic Games , became the world champion and set an Olympic record at a distance of 500 m [67]
2003Felicien, Perdita Perdita FelicienAthleticsone100m hurdles world champion [68]
2004Münzer, Lori-Ann Lori-Ann MünzerCyclingoneWon a gold medal at the Olympics [69]
2005Cool, Cindy Cindy CoolSkatingoneSet four world records, and won eight gold medals at the stages of the World Cup [70]
2006Cool, Cindy Cindy Cool [b]Skating2She won five medals (one gold, two silver and two bronze) at the Olympic Games [71]
2007Wickenheiser, Hayley Hayley WickengenHockeyoneShe was the captain of a hockey team that won gold medals at the World Cup . Most Valuable Player of the Tournament [72]
2008Petikler, Chantal Chantal Peticler [b]Wheelchair RacingoneShe won five gold medals and set three world records at the Paralympic Games [9]
2009Wozniak, Alexandra Alexandra WozniakTennisoneBecomes the first Canadian in 10 years to reach the fourth round of the Grand Slam tournament [73]
2010Rochette, Joannie Joannie RochetteFigure skatingoneWon a bronze medal at the Olympics [74]
2011Hale, Jennifer Jennifer HaleFreestyleoneShe completed her career by winning two gold medals in the Mogul at the World Cup [75]
2012Sinclair, Christy Christie SinclairFootballoneShe led the Canadian women's football team to bronze medals at the 2012 Summer Olympics , setting the tournament record for the number of goals scored - 6 for which she also received the Golden Boot [76]
2013Bouchard, Eugenie Eugenie BouchardTennisoneReached 32 numbers in the WTA ranking, becoming the rookie of the year [77]
2014Bouchard, Eugenie Eugenie BouchardTennisoneReached number 5 in the WTA ranking, becoming the most progressive player of the year , and also reached the Wimbledon finals [78]
2015Henderson, Brooke Brooke HendersonGolfoneFirst Canadian Can Win LPGA Tour in Ten Years [79]
2016Oleksyak, Penny Penny OleksyakSwimmingoneWon four swimming medals at the 2016 Summer Olympics [80]
2017Henderson, Brooke Brooke HendersonGolf2Won two LPGA Tours [81]
2017Henderson, Brooke Brooke HendersonGolf3Won two LPGA Tours, became the first Canadian player in 45 years to win Canada's Open Golf Cup [82]

Notes

  • a According to the Canadian Press, the prize was not awarded from 1942 to 1945, as “sports journalists decided that athletes could not be considered heroes while young Canadian pilots, paratroopers and arrows fight for freedom in the shadow of death” [6]
  • b Athletes who also won the Lu Marsh Prize this year [83]
  • c In 1950 and 1999, the winner was not announced, since in these years an athlete of the first half of the century and an athlete of the century, respectively, were selected [84]
  • d Co-winners of the award in 1971

Sources

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 Ada Mackenzie selected as Canada's outstanding woman athlete , Montreal Gazette (December 30, 1933), p. 15. Date of access June 17, 2012.
  2. ↑ Dulmage, Elmer . Somerville ranks as Canada's best athlete of 1932 , Montreal Gazette (December 24, 1932), p. 15. Date of access June 17, 2012.
  3. ↑ 1 2 Aileen Meagher tops annual poll , Montreal Gazette (December 27, 1935), p. 11. Date of access June 17, 2012.
  4. ↑ 1 2 3 Levett, Bruce . Debbies share year's honors , Ottawa Citizen (December 24, 1971), p. 23. Date of access June 17, 2012.
  5. ↑ 1 2 3 Barbara Ann Scott again outstanding sportswoman , Calgary Herald (December 22, 1948), S. 20. Date of treatment June 17, 2012.
  6. ↑ 1 2 Dumsday, William H .. Joe Krol is voted Canada's outstanding athlete , Edmonton Journal (December 24, 1946), S. 10. Date of access June 17, 2012.
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  8. ↑ 1 2 Davidson, Neil . Greene is female athlete of century , Toronto Star (November 23, 1999), S. 1. Date of treatment June 17, 2012.
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  16. ↑ Mrs. Walton best! , Regina Leader-Post (December 23, 1940), S. 16. Date of treatment June 17, 2012.
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Literature

  • Hall, M. Ann (2002), The girl and the game: a history of women's sport in Canada , Broadview Press ISBN 1-55111-268-X


Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Bobby_Rosenfeld Prize&oldid = 100122400


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