Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy - Revision history

PaddingtonBear at 04:32, 8 October 2024

2024-10-08T04:32:15Z

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	\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won a gold medal in the women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.		\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won a gold medal in the women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.
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			\| 2067 \|\| [[Jorge Echevarria]] \|\| [[Tulcan]], [[Yoseo-Manitoba]] \|\| Football \|\| Kingston FC \|\| Manager \|\| Recognised for Kingston FC's 2066-67 season campaign where the Reds have won both the [[Challengers Cup]] and the Arrosian [[Hui Lā]].
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			\| 2068 \|\| [[Naomi Heo Goldbloom]] \|\| [[Kingston]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| Quebec and Shingoryeo women's national volleyball team<br>Kingston KD Stars \|\| Head Coach \|\| Recognised for Quebec and Shingoryeo's first women's volleyball gold medal in 38 years.
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	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 07:59, 15 February 2024

2024-02-15T07:59:09Z

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	\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes.		\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes.
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	\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to ~~a (TBD~~ Q-League ~~2065-66 season finish)~~ and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.		\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to their 16th Q-League title campaign and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.
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	\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won a gold medal in the women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.		\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won a gold medal in the women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.

PaddingtonBear at 20:58, 9 February 2024

2024-02-09T20:58:44Z

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	\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.		\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.
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			\| 2060 \|\| [[Xavier-Nelson Yulos]] \|\| [[Myeongju]], [[Nord-Est]] \|\| Speed Skating \|\| IRSEA \|\| Long-Distance (5000m, 10000m, Mass Start, Team Pursuit) \|\| Recognised for his two gold, three medal performance at the speed skating events of [[16th Winter Olympics]].
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	\| 2061 \|\| [[Kate McLelland-Gong]] \|\| [[College Junction]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Quebecois national baseball team]]<br>[[Saguenay Lions]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the Quebec and Shingoryeo side that has reached two quarterfinals appearances, as well as a third-place appearance on the 58th edition of the [[World Baseball Classic]]. Has also won multiple Quebec Series titles as the manager of Saguenay Lions, her QBO team.		\| 2061 \|\| [[Kate McLelland-Gong]] \|\| [[College Junction]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Quebecois national baseball team]]<br>[[Saguenay Lions]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the Quebec and Shingoryeo side that has reached two quarterfinals appearances, as well as a third-place appearance on the 58th edition of the [[World Baseball Classic]]. Has also won multiple Quebec Series titles as the manager of Saguenay Lions, her QBO team.
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	\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to a (TBD Q-League 2065-66 season finish) and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.		\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to a (TBD Q-League 2065-66 season finish) and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.
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	\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won gold medal in women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.		\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won a gold medal in the women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.
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	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 08:50, 9 February 2024

2024-02-09T08:50:54Z

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	\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| [[Cornwall]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year		\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| [[Cornwall]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year
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	\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| [[Chicoutimi]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Montevicio Dodgers]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]]		\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| [[Chicoutimi]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Montevicio Dodgers]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]].
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	\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| [[Myeongju]], [[Nord-Est]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB)		\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| [[Myeongju]], [[Nord-Est]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB).
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	\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| [[Equinox Hill]], [[Inteachan]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.		\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| [[Equinox Hill]], [[Inteachan]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.
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	\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.		\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.
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	\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes		\| 2061 \|\| [[Kate McLelland-Gong]] \|\| [[College Junction]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Quebecois national baseball team]]<br>[[Saguenay Lions]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the Quebec and Shingoryeo side that has reached two quarterfinals appearances, as well as a third-place appearance on the 58th edition of the [[World Baseball Classic]]. Has also won multiple Quebec Series titles as the manager of Saguenay Lions, her QBO team.
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			\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes.
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	\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to a (TBD Q-League 2065-66 season finish) and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.		\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to a (TBD Q-League 2065-66 season finish) and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.
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			\| 2064 \|\| [[June Chavez Mayberry]] \|\| [[Oakwood]], [[Acadie]] \|\| Basketball \|\| Myeongju Lynx \|\| Shooting Guard \|\| Recognised for her outstanding national team career, co-captaining the Quebecois national team to the three consecutive IBC titles as their leading scorer. Also won gold medal in women's team event at the 2056 Prescott-Twin Cities games, where she was named the tournament MVP.
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	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 20:46, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T20:46:28Z

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	\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes		\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes
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			\| 2063 \|\| [[A.J. Zanetti]] \|\| [[Baie-Verte]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal Province]] \|\| Association football \|\| Cabo Azure national football team<br>[[St. John's Arsenal]] \|\| Manager \|\| Led St. John's Arsenal to a (TBD Q-League 2065-66 season finish) and finals run at the 17th [[Challengers Cup]], and Cabo Azure to 13-1-0 finish at the [[World Cup 95]] qualification stage.
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	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 07:28, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T07:28:25Z

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	\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| [[Equinox Hill]], [[Inteachan]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.		\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| [[Equinox Hill]], [[Inteachan]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.
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			\| 2057 \|\| [[Wanda Hosaka]] \|\| [[Songak]], [[Songak]] \|\| Cricket \|\| Betham Dogs (Twenty20)<br>Songak (List-A) \|\| Batsman \|\| Iconic cricketer recognised for her outstanding performance with both the Betham Dogs of Sylestonian Crash N'Smash, and the Quebecois Twenty20 Team in the [[GCF]] Twenty20 World Championship XV held in [[Sylestone]].
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			\| 2058 \|\| [[Allison Dubois]] \|\| Trois-Montagnes, [[Songak]] \|\| Basketball \|\| [[Quebecois national basketball team]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the Quebec and Shingoryeo side that has won their first ever [[International Basketball Championships]] title in Poafmersia, after a legendary career as a point guard in the twenties and thirties. Still the only Quebecois basketball manager to have reached the IBC finals both as a player and a manager.
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	\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.		\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.

PaddingtonBear at 07:14, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T07:14:05Z

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	! Winner		! Winner
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	\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| [[CSKA Quebec]] \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.		\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| [[Joongyeong]], [[Joongyeong\|Joongyeong Federal province]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| [[CSKA Quebec]] \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.
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	\| 2031 \|\| [[Dexter Ahn]] \|\| Gridiron football \|\| [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] \|\| Quarterback \|\| [[Quebecois Football League\|QFL]] and Imperial Bowl Most Valuable Player after 52 touchdown, 5,182 yard season with [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] in his sophomore season with the QFL.		\| 2031 \|\| [[Dexter Ahn]] \|\| [[Walton]], [[Yoseo-Manitoba]] \|\| Gridiron football \|\| [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] \|\| Quarterback \|\| [[Quebecois Football League\|QFL]] and Imperial Bowl Most Valuable Player after 52 touchdown, 5,182 yard season with [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] in his sophomore season with the QFL.
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	\| 2032 \|\| [[Lionel Mah\|Sir. Lionel Mah]] \|\| Association football \|\| Schottia national football team \|\| Manager \|\| Manager with Schottian national team that have won the [[World Cup 79]] after a near-impeccable cycle		\| 2032 \|\| [[Lionel Mah\|Sir. Lionel Mah]] \|\| [[Belwood Park]], [[Abitibi-Agawa]] \|\| Association football \|\| Schottia national football team \|\| Manager \|\| Manager with Schottian national team that have won the [[World Cup 79]] after a near-impeccable cycle
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	\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year		\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| [[Cornwall]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year
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	\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Montevicio Dodgers]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]]		\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| [[Chicoutimi]], [[Saguenay]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Montevicio Dodgers]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]]
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	\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB)		\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| [[Myeongju]], [[Nord-Est]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB)
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	\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.		\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| [[Equinox Hill]], [[Inteachan]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.
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	\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes		\| 2059 \|\| [[Rebecca-Anne Wawanolett]] \|\| [[Attawapiskat]], [[Northwest]] \|\| Association football \|\| Chromatik \|\| Attacking Midfielder \|\| Recognised for her outstanding club season where she would be awarded Golden Ball, Golden Bow and the Testiculos award in a year where Chromatik would win their Redleague title and mount a [[Champions League]] final run.
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			\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| [[Coloratura Falls]], [[Mahan]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 06:54, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T06:54:41Z

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	\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| CSKA Quebec \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.		\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| [[CSKA Quebec]] \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.
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	\| 2031 \|\| [[Dexter Ahn]] \|\| Gridiron football \|\| [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] \|\| Quarterback \|\| [[Quebecois Football League\|QFL]] and Imperial Bowl Most Valuable Player after 52 touchdown, 5,182 yard season with [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] in his sophomore season with the QFL.		\| 2031 \|\| [[Dexter Ahn]] \|\| Gridiron football \|\| [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] \|\| Quarterback \|\| [[Quebecois Football League\|QFL]] and Imperial Bowl Most Valuable Player after 52 touchdown, 5,182 yard season with [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] in his sophomore season with the QFL.
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	\| 2032 \|\| [[Lionel Mah\|Sir. Lionel Mah]] \|\| Association football \|\| ~~Schottian~~ national football team \|\| Manager \|\| Manager with Schottian national team that have won the [[World Cup 79]] after a near-impeccable cycle		\| 2032 \|\| [[Lionel Mah\|Sir. Lionel Mah]] \|\| Association football \|\| Schottia national football team \|\| Manager \|\| Manager with Schottian national team that have won the [[World Cup 79]] after a near-impeccable cycle
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	\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year		\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year
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	\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Montevicio Dodgers \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]]		\| 2054 \|\| [[Choe Bong-Hak]] \|\| Baseball \|\| [[Montevicio Dodgers]] \|\| Manager \|\| Manager of the historic 'Class of Fifty-Four' Team that have achieved the historic, third-place finish at the [[World Baseball Classic]] 54 in [[Zwangzug]]
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	\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB)		\| 2055 \|\| [[Kevin Buchanan]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Elephant Valley Homers<br>(SNL) \|\| Starting Pitcher \|\| Evan Masorka award winner after a historic, 23-win performance with Elephant Valley Homers of Llamaphant Pro Baseball (LPB)
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			\| 2056 \|\| [[Tatiana Llnagaay-Kondratyuk]] \|\| Gymnastics \|\| Club Fortius (Equinox Hill) \|\| Artistic \|\| Captain of Quebecois women's artistic gymnastics team that won bronze in team all-around event. First-ever Quebecois gymnast to have won a medal in the individual all-around event. Her two golds and three medals overall in women's artistic gymnastics set a historic mark at the time of the awarding of the year's Heriot-Lanrezac Trophy.
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			\| 2062 \|\| [[Baek Seung-Gweon]] \|\| Wrestling \|\| [[Zenit Attawapiskat]] \|\| Freestyle - Men's 97kg \|\| Only Quebecois wrestler to have won three straight Olympic gold medals, one of a few to have won in two separate weight classes
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]		[[Category: Quebec and Shingoryeo]]
	[[Category: Awards]]		[[Category: Awards]]

PaddingtonBear at 06:26, 21 December 2023

2023-12-21T06:26:17Z

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	\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| CSKA Quebec \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.		\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| CSKA Quebec \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.
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			\| 2031 \|\| [[Dexter Ahn]] \|\| Gridiron football \|\| [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] \|\| Quarterback \|\| [[Quebecois Football League\|QFL]] and Imperial Bowl Most Valuable Player after 52 touchdown, 5,182 yard season with [[Joongyeong Voyageurs]] in his sophomore season with the QFL.
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			\| 2032 \|\| [[Lionel Mah\|Sir. Lionel Mah]] \|\| Association football \|\| Schottian national football team \|\| Manager \|\| Manager with Schottian national team that have won the [[World Cup 79]] after a near-impeccable cycle
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	\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year		\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year
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			[[Category: Awards]]

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	Originally named after Gustave Heriot and Gilles Lanzerac, prominent sports writers of [[Le Mazepa]] and [[Songak Praetorian]], the big four sports broadcasters of [[QBC]], [[TV1]], [[True North Sports]], and [[FAS TV]], as well as national newspapers [[The Taegukgi]], [[Le Mazepa]] and [[Songak Praetorian]], are represented in the panel. Each trophy incorporates a golden statue with black marble foundation designed by [[Anne-Marie Parise]].		Originally named after Gustave Heriot and Gilles Lanzerac, prominent sports writers of [[Le Mazepa]] and [[Songak Praetorian]], the big four sports broadcasters of [[QBC]], [[TV1]], [[True North Sports]], and [[FAS TV]], as well as national newspapers [[The Taegukgi]], [[Le Mazepa]] and [[Songak Praetorian]], are represented in the panel. Each trophy incorporates a golden statue with black marble foundation designed by [[Anne-Marie Parise]].

			=List of winners=

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	! Affiliation		! Affiliation
	! Details		! Details
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			\| 2030 \|\| [[Kim Yu-Jin]] \|\| Volleyball \|\| CSKA Quebec \|\| Setter \|\| Olympic Tournament MVP with Quebecois women's national volleyball team that won gold medal in the [[13th Summer Olympics\|2030 Summer Olympics]] in Novonaya-Provinsk.
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	\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year		\| 2049 \|\| [[Heo Myeong-Shin]] \|\| Baseball \|\| Concord Heights Royals<br>(CDG) \|\| Third Baseman \|\| Dagan Series MVP winner with Concord Heights Royals on a career-high year