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Revision as of 23:56, 8 February 2017
Below is a list of Cadet earned awards for the listed academic year.
Other than these awards, there are two other rugby graduates who have been honored after their untimely deaths.
- Laura Ashley Piper (92) died in Iraq and whose family set up a women's rugby fund at the AOG (the fund was later transferred to the Endowment and folded into the women's Operational Fund)
- Adrianna Maria Vorderbruggen (02), A graduate who lost her life in Afghanistan while serving in the AF OSI and who has a permanent memorial on the academy grounds.
There used to be a plaque in Arnold Hall that had the MVPs listed for men and women but we do not know where it is, so this is our history:
Date | MV Back | MV Scrum | MVP | ||
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2015 | |||||
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2012 | |||||
2011 | |||||
2010 | |||||
2009 | |||||
2008 | Did not award | Did not award | |||
2007 | Did not award | Did not award | |||
2006 | Did not award | Did not award | |||
2005 | Did not award | Did not award | |||
2004 | Did not award | Did not award | |||
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1980 | Karen Jorgensen (80) | ||||
1981 | Sandra Yope (81) |