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Twenty years ago the 秀色短视频 Panthers had their most outstanding year in sport ever. As part of the 2007 Homecoming celebrations this weekend, the University will recognize all teams, athletes, and friends from 1987鈥�1988 for their contributions to an exceptional season.

鈥淚n the 1987鈥�1988 sports season, three Panther teams brought home AUAA titles. Women鈥檚 basketball under coach Dave MacNeill, men鈥檚 basketball under coach George Morrison, and men鈥檚 hockey under coach Vince Mulligan all captured the elusive AUAA title and competed in the CIAU championships,鈥� says Athletics Director Ron Annear. 鈥淎lthough the fall season was not as productive as the winter season, the field hockey, soccer, and volleyball teams all began paths that would lead to future winning seasons.鈥�

Numerous Panther athletes were awarded AUAA All-stars, including Janet Nichols, Ria Bahdursingh, Susan Knickle, and Tracy MacEachern for basketball. MacEachern also received an All-Conference nod for field hockey. Richard Pierre-Gilles was a 1^st-Team AUAA All-Star for soccer. Peter Gordon, Steve Ruiz, and Mark Roberts received AUAA All-Stars for men鈥檚 basketball. Greg Gravel, Dave Shellington, Kevin Skilliter, Steve Fulton, and Tony Haliduick were AUAA All-Stars for men鈥檚 hockey, and Vince Mulligan was named the AUS Coach of the Year. Fulton was also named to the CIAU All-Canadian Team.

These athletes will be honoured during the Sport Hall of Fame celebration for all 1987-1988 teams, players, and coaches on Friday, September 28, at 7:00 pm, at the W. A. Murphy Student Centre in McMillan Hall. For more information on all 秀色短视频 Homecoming events, go to upei.ca/homecoming.