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Soccer Coach Lewis Page earns third AUS Coach of the Year Athletics Main Site University of Prince Edward Island UPEI Home Future Students Current Students Alumni & Friends Parents & Family Staff & Faculty Contacts SuckerfishHome Campus Recreation & Club Sports Athletics Facilities Schedule & Scores Athlete of the Week Contact Us Partnerships Box Office Recruitment Panther Sport TeamsMens Soccer Womens Soccer Womens Rugby Field Hockey Mens Basketball Womens Basketball Mens Hockey Womens Hockey Swimming Soccer Coach Lewis Page earns third AUS Coach of the YearUPEI Mens SoccerHeadlines Roster Coaching Staff Schedule & Scores Standings & Stats History & Awards November 5 2009 (HALIFAX NS) Atlantic University Sport is pleased to announce the 2009 mens soccer major award winners as selected by the conferences head coaches following regular season playThe 2009 Atlantic University Sport Player of the Year is Andrew Rigby of the CIS No 3 ranked Cape Breton Capers Rigby who played previously with the Ottawa Fury of the USL Premier Development League is in his first year of university eligibility and anchored a Cape Breton squad that scored a leaguehigh 36 goals an improvement of 17 from the previous season while allowing just 12 down from 22 in 2008 Andrew netted one goal this season while assisting on 12 other CBU goalsAndrew has outstanding dribbling ability and consistently delivers passes which lead to goals says Capers head coach Robbie Chaisson He is the best player I have seen in the AUS conference since taking this positionThe last Cape Breton player to be named the conference Player of the Year was Ricardo Marquez in 2006 Andrew will represent the Atlantic conference as the leagues nominee for the Joe Johnson Memorial Trophy as the CIS Player of the Year UPEIs Ryan Anstey (2005) and SMUs Mesut Mert (2003) are the most recent Atlantic University Sport players to win the national awardMax Maund of the StFX XMen is the 2009 Atlantic University Sport Rookie of the Year Max 62 defender from Courtenay BC was a key member of a StFX defence in his first year that allowed just 16 goals against this seasonMax came in as a rookie and has arguably been our best player this year and one of the top rookies in the league this season says StFX head coach Graham Kennedy He is an exceptional talent and I believe that he could start in the back line for any team in the leagueHe is the second StFX player to be named Rookie of the year in the past three seasons joining teammate Miroslav Novak (2007 AUS Rookie of the Year) as recent winners from StFX UNBs John Fish in 2004 and Richardson in 2001 are the only Atlantic University Sport players to be named CIS Rookie of the YearUPEI head coach Lewis Page has been selected by his peers as the 2009 Atlantic University Sport Coach of the Year Page named the AUS...