LANGLEY, B.C. – Jenaya Robertson (Delta, B.C) is a winner of the Complete Champion Award – the most prestigious honour a Spartan athlete can earn over his or her career at TWU.

Robertson, who was named the Spartans Female Athlete of the Year for 2019-20, will go down as one of the best women's soccer players in Spartans history. She capped her on-field career by being named the Canada West and U SPORTS Player of the Year after setting the TWU single-season goal-scoring record with 14 regular season markers. She also leaves TWU as the only midfielder in the Canada West top 10 for goal-scoring.

She finished her time with TWU as a two-time Canada West Champion and a two-time Canada West silver medallist, having played in the conference final in four of her five seasons. She also owns three U SPORTS medals, having won silver twice (2015 and 2018) and bronze once (2017) on the national stage.

Robertson has twice been an Academic All-Canadian and in her senior year and is on her way to being recognized for a third time. While at TWU, Robertson experienced a life-changing a faith journey that saw her commit her life to Christ in her third year while on a missions and service trip to Paraguay and Peru. Since then, she has grown tremendously in her faith and has become a spiritual leader within the women's soccer program. Over her five years, Robertson has developed personally and as leader within the team, the Spartans Athletic Department and the TWU community. A model of consistent servant-leadership both on and off the field, Robertson is a Complete Champion in the truest sense of the term.

Complete Champion Award
Spartan Athletics is fully committed to helping student-athletes develop into complete champions in all areas of their lives. We are not only committed to helping student-athletes develop athletically, but also spiritually, academically, personally and as leaders in the local community and beyond. We feel that it is important for us to build into the complete lives of student-athletes to better prepare them for the future.

The Complete Champion Award goes to student-athletes who are outstanding in athletic achievements, who advance to the edge of their abilities both academically and personally, and who also demonstrate leadership and a desire to grow spiritually. 

2019-20 SPARTAN AWARDS
Complete Champion Award
Jenaya Robertson (Women's Soccer)
Mowa Adeleye (Women's Track & Field)
Pearce Eshenko (Men's Volleyball)
Jacob Kern (Men's Volleyball)
Eric Loeppky (Men's Volleyball)
Nick Colyn (Men's Cross Country / Track & Field)

Scholar-Athlete Award
Mowa Adeleye (Women's Track & Field)
Pearce Eshenko (Men's Volleyball)

Rookie of the Year Award
Isabelle Scholtens (Women's Rugby)
Jake Ruby (Men's Soccer)

Bahta Melles Servant-Leadership Award
Jessica Bailey (Women's Volleyball)
Aaron Paetkau (Men's Basketball)

Spartan Athlete of the Year Award
Jenaya Robertson (Women's Soccer)
Eric Loeppky (Men's Volleyball)

Murray Hall Leadership Legacy Award
Kristin Sakaki (Women's Soccer)
Jarret Fontaine (Men's Hockey)

School of Business Spartan Athlete of the Year
Kristin Sakaki (Women's Soccer)
Colton Loewen (Men's Volleyball)

School of Human Kinetics Spartan Athlete of the Year
Jennifer Kits (Women's Cross Country / Track & Field)
Jacob Kern (Men's Volleyball) 

The Athletic Trainers Room Senior Therapists of the Year
Claire Matthew (Men's Hockey) 
Pearl Ernest (Women's Soccer)

The Athletic Trainers Room Junior Therapist of the Year
Cassidy Richards (Women's Rugby)

Andrew Heming Shield (Strength and Conditioning Coach Award)
Breanna Cabuco (Women's Basketball)

Strength and Conditioning Team of the Year
Women's Basketball

Strength and Conditioning Male Athlete of the Year
Dustin Deugau (Men's Hockey)

Strength and Conditioning Female Athlete of the Year
Kiki Richardson (Women's Hockey)

About Spartan Athletics
As official members of U SPORTS, the Spartans currently compete in 13 sports in the Canada West conference, including women's and men's soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey, cross country and track & field, as well as women's rugby sevens. TWU also competes as an independent team in men's rugby. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 12 U SPORTS team championships and 29 Canada West team championships.

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