
Utah Athletics Announces Crimson Carpet Award Nominees
4/14/2020 3:22 PM | Baseball, Football, General, Men's Basketball, Men's Golf, Men's Tennis, Softball, Men's Swimming & Diving, Women's Basketball, Gymnastics, Soccer, Women's Tennis, Volleyball, Cross Country, Track & Field, Skiing, Beach Volleyball, Women's Swimming & Diving, Lacrosse
Event to be held on YouTube and Facebook, Mon., Apr. 20
SALT LAKE CITY – The University of Utah Athletics Department holds its first virtual Crimson Carpet Awards, Mon., Apr. 20 at 6:30 p.m. on YouTube and Facebook.
Director of Athletics Mark Harlan will serve as the night's emcee on the hour-long broadcast celebrating the achievements both academically and athletically as well as honoring this year's seniors.
Nominations were put forth by Utah coaches and the winner of each award will be chosen by Utah's student-athletes to be revealed at Monday's show
WELLNESS ADVOCATE AWARD –presented to the student-athlete who has demonstrated a commitment to personal wellness and showed courage in advocating for mental health awareness among student-athletes.
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JOHN CRAWFORD COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD – John Crawford devoted much of his life to Utah Athletics. He started the formalized Crimson Club and was a favorite in the Athletic Department. This award recognizes a student-athlete who has performed a significant amount of community or University service during his/her years at Utah.
No nominees presented for this award
JAMES R. "BUD" JACK SCHOLAR STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARD – This honors the legacy left behind by Bud and Ila Jack, who dedicated 40 years of their lives to the University of Utah. Bud served in many capacities including 17 years as the Athletics Director and Assistant Vice President for Athletic Development. Bud was also an instrumental part of starting women's scholarship athletics at Utah some 37 years ago. This award recognizes a female student-athlete who has made significant achievements in the classroom, as well as her sport.
No nominees presented for this award
DR. BURTIS EVANS AWARD - Burtis and Jan Evans showed equal devotion to the University. Dr. Evans served as team physician for Ute Athletic teams for 37 years. This award annually recognizes a male student-athlete who has made significant achievements in the classroom, as well as in his sport.
No nominees presented for this award
DR. CHRIS HILL LEADERSHIP AWARDS – Dr. Chris Hill retired as one of the longest tenured Division 1 Athletic Directors for the same school. Over 31 years, he navigated Utah Athletics into the Pac-12 and left a lasting legacy. This award recognizes the male and female student-athletes who best exemplify leadership for their team, the athletics department, the campus and surrounding communities. During their time as a student-athlete at the University of Utah, they have gone beyond the call of duty, showing what it means to be a leader.
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Director of Athletics Mark Harlan will serve as the night's emcee on the hour-long broadcast celebrating the achievements both academically and athletically as well as honoring this year's seniors.
Nominations were put forth by Utah coaches and the winner of each award will be chosen by Utah's student-athletes to be revealed at Monday's show
WELLNESS ADVOCATE AWARD –presented to the student-athlete who has demonstrated a commitment to personal wellness and showed courage in advocating for mental health awareness among student-athletes.
NOMINEES:
- Kenzie Koerber (Volleyball)
- Sabine Krautsgasser (Skiing)
- Kim Tessen (Gymnastics)
- Tyler Thompson (Baseball)
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- Gymnastics
- Men's Basketball
- Women's Tennis
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WOMEN
- Brynna Maxwell (Basketball)
- Maile O'Keefe (Gymnastics)
- Abby Paulson (Gymnastics)
- Zoe Weatherington (Volleyball)
- Franco Capalbo (Tennis)
- Mac Costin (Lacrosse)
- Samuel Hendry (Skiing)
- Rylan Jones (Basketball)
NOMINEES:
- Football (Jaylon Johnson pick-six vs. Washington)
- Gymnastics (Abby Paulson's 10.0 vs UCLA to win the meet)
- Skiing (Scored 743 points to win home invitational)
- Volleyball (Sweeps BYU to advance to Sweet 16)
- Women's Swimming (Won final event, the 4x100 relay, to win meet vs. BYU)
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WOMEN
- Guro Jordheim (Skiing)
- Kenzie Koerber (Volleyball)
- Kolbi Sims (Track)
- Kim Tessen (Gymnastics)
- Tyler Huntley (Football)
- Joachim Lien (Skiing)
- Zack Moss (Football)
- Jimmy Perkins (Lacrosse)
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- Gymnastics
- Skiing
- Swim & Dive
- Track and Field
- Volleyball
JOHN CRAWFORD COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD – John Crawford devoted much of his life to Utah Athletics. He started the formalized Crimson Club and was a favorite in the Athletic Department. This award recognizes a student-athlete who has performed a significant amount of community or University service during his/her years at Utah.
No nominees presented for this award
JAMES R. "BUD" JACK SCHOLAR STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARD – This honors the legacy left behind by Bud and Ila Jack, who dedicated 40 years of their lives to the University of Utah. Bud served in many capacities including 17 years as the Athletics Director and Assistant Vice President for Athletic Development. Bud was also an instrumental part of starting women's scholarship athletics at Utah some 37 years ago. This award recognizes a female student-athlete who has made significant achievements in the classroom, as well as her sport.
No nominees presented for this award
DR. BURTIS EVANS AWARD - Burtis and Jan Evans showed equal devotion to the University. Dr. Evans served as team physician for Ute Athletic teams for 37 years. This award annually recognizes a male student-athlete who has made significant achievements in the classroom, as well as in his sport.
No nominees presented for this award
DR. CHRIS HILL LEADERSHIP AWARDS – Dr. Chris Hill retired as one of the longest tenured Division 1 Athletic Directors for the same school. Over 31 years, he navigated Utah Athletics into the Pac-12 and left a lasting legacy. This award recognizes the male and female student-athletes who best exemplify leadership for their team, the athletics department, the campus and surrounding communities. During their time as a student-athlete at the University of Utah, they have gone beyond the call of duty, showing what it means to be a leader.
NOMINEES:
WOMEN
- BreOnna Castaneda (Softball)
- Caitlin Faust (Cross Country/Track)
- Natalie Kump (Soccer)
- Leah Lange (Skiing)
- Berkeley Oblad (Volleyball)
- Missy Reinstadtler (Gymnastics)
- Terrell Burgess (Football)
- Aaron Fjeldsted (Lacrosse)
- Brody Lewis (Swimming)
- Mitchell Schow (Golf)
NOMINEES:
WOMEN
- Mallori Allen (Swimming)
- Claire Feldman (Softball)
- Nicole Griffiths (Cross Country/Track)
- Whitney Hekking (Tennis)
- Leah Lange (Skiing)
- Carly Nelson (Soccer)
- Berkeley Oblad (Volleyball)
- Daneesha Provo (Basketball)
- Missy Reinstadtler (Gymnastics)
- Jordan Costello (Golf)
- Leki Fotu (Football)
- Brody Lewis (Swimming)
- Jimmy Perkins (Lacrosse)
- Kyle Robeniol (Baseball)
NOMINEES:
WOMEN
- Alyssa Barrera (Softball)
- Sarah Feeny (Cross Country/Track)
- Guro Jordheim (Skiing)
- Sarah Lott (Swimming)
- Carly Nelson (Soccer)
- Berkeley Oblad (Volleyball)
- Missy Reinstadtler Gymnastics)
- Logan Diekmann (Skiing)
- Zack Moss (Football)
- Liam O'Haimhirgin (Swimming)
- Mitchell Schow (Golf)
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