Tatiana Rafter, 2013-14 Canada West Player of the Year
Canada West All-Stars
1997-98, Michelle Johansson
1998-99, Laura Bennion
First Team
Lucie Fortin, 2003-04 Canada West First-Team All-Star
Julia Staszewski, 2004-05 Canada West First-Team All-Star
Haleigh Callison, 2005-06 Canada West First-Team All-Star
Danielle Dube, 2012-13 Canada West First-Team All-Star[10]
Kelly Murray, 2016-17 Canada West First-Team All-Star
Cassandra Vilgrain, 2016-17 Canada West First-Team All-Star
Celine Tardif, 2017-18 Canada West First-Team All-Stars[11]
Second Team
Lucie Fortin, 2002-03 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Teryne Russell, 2004-05 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Christi Capozzi, 2012-13 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Tatiana Rafter, 2012-13 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Kelly Murray, 2015-16 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Rebecca Unrau, 2015-16 Canada West Second-Team All-Star
Hannah Clayton-Carroll, 2017-18 Canada West Second-Team All-Stars
Canada West All-Rookie
Mathea Fischer, 2015-16 Canada West All-Rookie Team [12]
Mairead Bast, 2016-17 Canada West All-Rookie Team [13]
Tory Micklash, 2016-17 Canada West All-Rookie Team
Shay-Lee McConnell, 2017-18 Canada West All-Rookie Team [14]
Ireland Perrott, 2017-18 Canada West All-Rookie Team
Rylind MacKinnon, 2018-19 Canada West All-Rookie Team
Ashley McFadden, 2018-19 Canada West All-Rookie Team
Kennesha Miswaggon, 2019-20 Canada West All-Rookie Team
UBC Awards
2012-13 Du Vivier Team of the Year Award
2014-15: Lauren Logush - UBC Thunderbirds Female Rookie of the Year
2015-16 Danielle Dube: May Brown Trophy - Graduating Female Athlete of the Year[15]
2019-20 TAC Buzz Moore Leadership Award: Mikayla Ogrodniczuk Co-winner
Laura Bennion: UBC Hall of Fame Inductees (Builder's Category)
Kay Brearley Service Award(Community Service)
2019 Kay Brearley Service Award: Shiayli Toni [16]
2020 Kay Brearley Service Award: Mikayla Ogrodniczuk [17]
Carolyn Dobie-Smith Award(Student-Trainer Award)
2019 Carolyn Dobie-Smith Award: Walee Malik Co-Winner
2020 Carolyn Dobie-Smith Award: Luisa Ribeiro
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