Crysler Award

CRYSLER AWARD
Name Sport Year
Katie Balding Equestrian, NCEA 2021
Emily Wandling Tennis 2020
Emily Schlosberg Equestrian, NCEA 2019
Samantha Yew Tennis 2018
Gina Rutledge 2017
Nene Jones 2016
Kelsey Barta 2015
Loralei Whittaker 2014
Ali Lifka 2013
Charlotte Greenwood 2012
Melissa Simpson 2011
Hannah Hesser 2010
Megan Behrle 2009
Caroline Byrd 2008
Meagan Chenault 2007
Jennifer Wiley 2006
Ginger Tripp 2005
Anne Benham 2004
Lauren Friend
Tica Stoevhase		 2003
Misa Sarmento 2002
Jennifer Dixon 2001
Jessi Livingston 2000
Kathryn Taylor
Jess West		 1999
Jenny Hogan 1998
Christen Cummings 1997
Cindy Rakow
Tracy Walters		 1996
Cathy Cummings 1995
Kim Clatron 1994
Merrilee Davies 1993
Amy Bingaman 1992
Kerstin Chrisman 1991
Beth Melloy 1990
Pamela Ward 1989
Lee Carrol 1988
Elizabeth McKnight 1987
Nancy Buckey 1986
Katherine A. Hearn 1985
Deborah Blair 1984
Mary Pope Hutson 1983
Alice E. Dixon 1982
Mary H. Sipe
Nancy Y. Webb		 1981
Pam Kobrock 1980
Robin E. Behm 1979
Cannie G. Crysler 1978
Considered the most prestigious of Sweet Briar College Athletic Awards, the Crysler Award has been given since 1979. It was named after its first recipient, Cannie Crysler Shafer '78, a three-sport, four-year varsity athlete at Sweet Briar. The award honors an outstanding four-year varsity athlete/rider who has demonstrated continuous commitment, sportsmanship and achievement in sport.