Chapter Nine Activity #3

BREAKING NEWS: CNU Student Named 2018-2019 Capital Athletic Conference Athlete of the Year
After a very impressive career playing on the CNU women’s soccer team, senior Gabby Gillis has been named the 2018-19 Capital Athletic Conference Female Athlete of the Year. With Gabby’s help, the Christopher Newport Captains were able to reach the NCAA division three National Semifinals for the first time in school history. In fact, Gabby Gillis is only the third CNU student and the first female soccer player to receive the athlete of the year award.
Gabby served as the team captain her senior year and helped her team finish the year with an almost perfect record of 21-2-0 in addition to a 7-0-0 record in the normal conference. Over the course of her time as a Christopher Newport Captain, Gillis went on to break several records for points scored, as well as assisted goals. She became an essential player to the women’s soccer team as a starter in the midfield and achieved an outstanding 71 wins across her four years at CNU. On top of this, Gabby became known as one of Christopher Newport’s all time top scorers with 96 career points and 38 all-time career goals.
Gabby was the perfect embodiment in how a CNU captains should be. She wrapped up her undergraduate career with a 3.79 cumulative GPA double majoring in psychology and sociology and minoring in leadership studies (the ladder which clearly helped her lead others on the field). As a star student on and off the field, Gabby Gillis certainly left her mark on Christopher Newport University and will be remembered by coaches and students for several years to come.
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“Gabby Gillis just named the 2018-2019 Capital Athletic Conference Athlete of the Year!!” #All-StarPlayer
“All Captains should be proud as student @GabbyGillis has been named this year’s Conference Athlete of the Year!”

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