Finalists unveiled for second annual Frosty Awards
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The finalists for 12 Frosty Awards categories have been released after fan, coach and administrator voting. The Frosty Awards are open to the public and will take place in Gentry Auditorium on Sunday, May 3 at 2 p.m.
JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. – The finalists for 12 Frosty Awards categories have been released after fan, coach and administrator voting. The Frosty Awards are open to the public and will take place in Gentry Auditorium on Sunday, May 3 at 2 p.m.
Fans can vote on these finalists before the winner's are revealed May 3. Voting is open until Friday May 1 at 5 p.m. and can be found at this link: http://www.cneagles.com/information/FrostyAwardsFinalists
A combination of fan vote, Eagle Club voting, Carson-Newman coaches voting and the Frosty Awards Committee will determine the finalists and winners.
The Frosty Awards will be broadcast on the Eagle Sports Network. Coverage starts at 1:15 p.m. with a preshow hosted by Eric Cain and Brandon Roberts with reporter Kiayna O'Neal before the main show begins at 2 p.m. Fans can watch for free in HD at cneagles.com/live
| Comeback of the Year * |
| Women's Golf at the SAC Championships Football versus North Greenville Women's Basketball versus Mars Hill Softball versus Catawba |
| Game of the Year * |
| Baseball v. #26 Catawba Volleyball v. USC Aiken in NCAA tournament Football v. Catawba Men's Basketball v. #3 LMU in SAC title game |
| Female Performance of the Year * |
| Bre Lockett (SB) sets school records for RBI, total bases and home runs v. Bluefield State Natalie Burnett (women's swimming) tears up Bluegrass Mountain Conference Kristen Pickett (VB) posts double-double to end Wingate?s 55-game conference win streak Danielle Baiunco finishes second at SAC women's golf championships |
| Upset of the Year * |
| Volleyball at #7 Wingate The Men's Swimming 400-meter relay at the Fall Frenzy beats Queens Men's Basketball downs #1 LMU on the road Baseball takes series from #26 Catawba |
| Male Newcomer of the Year * |
| Tanner Stepp (track and field) Charles Clark (men's basketball) Jamie Miller (baseball) Paul Ungur (men's swimming) |
| Male Performance of the Year * |
| Andy Hibbett (Football) rushes for 190 yards, three touchdowns on seven carries versus Mars Hill TJ Davis (Track and Field) finishes fifth at prestigious Penn Relays, beats out SEC schools Charles Clark (Men?s Baskeball) scores 33 on Newberry in SAC semifinals Vince Apicella (Baseball) strikes out 13, shuts out #26 Catawba |
| Play of the Year * |
| Carson Brooks posterizes two Cobras with dunk Rurik Periera (Men's Soccer) hits a bicycle kick versus Wingate Andy Hibbett's 64-yard scamper versus Mars Hill William Alderman (football) scoop and score versus Lenoir-Rhyne |
| Female Newcomer of the Year * |
| Jenna Wilson (volleyball) Elizabeth England (women's golf) Bre Lockett (softball) Tori Gaul (track and field) |
| Coach of the Year * |
| Dan Ahiers (volleyball) Vickee Kazee-Hollifield (softball) Suzanne Strudwick (women's golf) Chuck Benson (men's basketball) |
| Team of the Year * |
| Women's Golf Men's Basketball Volleyball Softball |
| Male Athlete of the Year * |
| Andy Hibbett (football) Evan Jurjevic (baseball) Carson Brooks (men's basketball) Tanner Stepp (track and field) |
| Female Athlete of the Year * |
| Jenna Wilson (volleyball) Bre Lockett (softball) Natalie Burnett (women's swimming) Rachel Harper (volleyball) |
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