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OTTAWA听 鈥� Robert Dubeau, the former long-time director of athletics and current golf coach at 香蕉视频, was honoured by Canadian Interuniversity Sport Wednesday.

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The awards gala was held at the Ch芒teau Cartier Hotel in Gatineau, Que., as part of CIS annual general meeting.

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Dubeau received the Austin-Matthews Award, presented annually to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to interuniversity sport, as demonstrated by his/her long term commitment and leadership as a coach, director, chairperson and/or executive committee member at the local, provincial and/or national levels of the CIS.

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Dubeau retired from his full-time post at McGill on August 31, 2005, after holding the position for 29 years. A 1967 graduate of Sir George Williams University (BA) and a 1968 graduate of McMaster (Bachelor鈥檚 of Physical Education), the native of Quebec City and resident of Westmount, Que., stepped down after 36 years of service for McGill.

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In his younger days, Dubeau was an accomplished badminton player (two-time Quebec juvenile champion, 1958-59) and lettered at McMaster in both squash and golf. He was a two-time intercollegiate golf champion with Sir George Williams in the Ottawa-St. Lawrence League (1965-66), and an OUAA squash champion with McMaster in 1968.

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In more recent times, he served as a member of the CIS Board of Directors from 1983 to 1990 and again from 2002 to 2004. He sat on numerous committees, was chair of the CIS eligibility committee and also served with the Quebec University Athletics Association, where he acted as secretary-treasurer from 1978 to 1982.

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Dubeau played a large role on the organizing committee of numerous international events, including four different World University Games: in 1979 at Mexico City, 1981 in Bucharest, 1983 in Edmonton and 1999 in Mallorca, Spain. He was assistant chef-de-mission for Canada in each of the first two Games, and was the chef-de-mission in both of the latter.

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An active member of the Canadian Olympic Association since 1976, he served as director of sport services for the organizing committee of the Montreal Olympics. In 1992, he was the assistant chef-de-mission for Canada at the Winter Olympics in Albertville, France.

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At McGill, Dubeau played a major role in the dramatic expansion of the university鈥檚 sports facilities, which has had some $60 million in improvements over the last decade and now ranks among the best university facilities in Canada.

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He was instrumental in the implementation of student-athlete awards at McGill and the Principal鈥檚 Student-Athlete Honour Roll. He also played a prominent role for the establishing of a McGill Sports Hall of Fame, which was inaugurated in 1996.

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Under his tenure, the annual McGill athletics budget grew from $1.6 million to $7.3 million, the number of elite intercollegiate teams expanded from 21 to 48 and the full-time coaching staff tripled in size.

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Sportswriter Howard Tsumura and football coaching legend Larry Haylor were also honoured. Tsumura received the Fred Sgambati Media Award, presented annually by CIS to a member of media in recognition of his/her major contribution to the development and growth of Canadian university sport.

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Haylor was the recipient of the Jean-Marie De Koninck Coaching Excellence Award, presented since 2007 to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to university sport as demonstrated by long-term commitment and leadership as a coach at the local, provincial national and/or international levels of Canadian university sport.

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鈥淲e are indebted to this year鈥檚 award winners for the outstanding contributions they have made to university sport over the years,鈥� said CIS president Dick White. 鈥淭hey have听had a profound and indelible impact.鈥�

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Fred Sgambati Media Award recipients:

2009 Howard Tsumura, The Province (Vancouver)

2008 Pierre Durivage, Productions Rivage (Montreal)

2007 Bill Sturrup (posthumous), CHML Radio (Hamilton)

2006 Serge Vleminckx, Journal de Montr茅al

2005 Ian Hamilton, Regina Leader-Post

2004 Jean-Paul Ricard, La Tribune (Sherbrooke)

2003 John Short, Edmonton Journal / CJCA Radio

2002 Wayne Kondro, The Ottawa Citizen / Southam News

2001 Phil Lachapelle & Ken Welsh, CHTV Hamilton

2000 CHRW (Radio Western Ontario University)

1999 Christine Rivet, Kitchener-Waterloo Record

1998 Robert MacLeod, Globe and Mail

1997 Paul Hendrick, ONTV

1996 Ken Newans, CFCN-TV (Calgary)

1995 Not awarded

1994 Bruce Perrin, TSN

1993 Not awarded

1992 Serge Vleminckx, Journal de Montr茅al

1991 Not awarded

1990 Ken Fathers, Windsor Star

1989 Ken Newans, CFCN-TV (Calgary)

1988 Norm Marshall, CHCH-TV

1987 Peter Watts, TSN / Don Lovegrove, Hamilton Spectator

1986 Pete James, CFPL TV

1985 Scott Mathews, Atlantic Television Network

1984 John Hancock, CBC-Radio Montreal

1983 Al Ryan, Toronto Star

1982 Scott Taylor, Winnipeg Free Press / Normand Legere, Evangeline Moncton

1981 Mike Murray, The Hockey News / Henry Pasila, CHCH TV

1980 Wally Sears, Sackville

1979 Henry Viney, CFCN Calgary

1978 Not awarded

1977 Randy Phillips, The Gazette (Montreal)

1976 Bill Johns, Kitchener-Waterloo Record

1975 Jim Crerar, Victoria Daily Times

1974 Hugh Townsend, Halifax Chronicle Herald

1973 Jim Vipond, Globe and Mail

1972 Bob Gage, London Free Press

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Jean-Marie De Koninck Coaching Excellence Award recipients:

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2009 Larry Haylor, football, Western Ontario

2008 Lou Pero, men鈥檚 basketball, Lakehead

2007 Linda Marquis, women鈥檚 basketball, Laval

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Austin-Matthews Award recipients:

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2009 Robert Dubeau

2008 Ross Wilson

2007 Barb Mullaly

2006 Lyle Sanderson

2005 Aubrey Ferris

2004 Not awarded

2003 Val Schneider

2002 Joyce Fromson

2001 Darwin Semotiuk

2000 Jean-Fran莽ois Grenier

1999 Not awarded

1998 Don Wells

1997 Rich Newbrough

1996 Keith Harris

1995 Ken & Donna Fultz

1994 Mary Lyons

1993 Robert Hindmarch

1990-92 Not awarded

1989 Carl Totzke

1988 Not awarded

1987 Robert Descheneaux

1986 Marilyn Pomfret

1985 Ed Zemrau

1984 Dr. Vance Toner

1983 Gladys Bean

1982 Elizabeth Chard

1981 Robert Pugh

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L.B. 鈥淢ike鈥� Pearson Award recipients:

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2009 Not awarded

2008 Not awarded

2007 Not awarded

2006 Dr. Jean-Marie De Koninck

2005 Sylvia Fedoruk

2004 Not awarded

2003 Ed Zemrau

2002 Dr. Robert Brodrick

2001 Dick Pound

2000 Paul Giannelia

1999 Dr. Sean Riley

1998 Not awarded

1997 Carol Anne Letheren

1996 Doug Mitchell

1995 John Cleghorn

1994 Senator Trevor Eyton

1986-93 Not awarded

1985 George Springate

1984 Dr. Hugh Noble

1981-83 Not awarded

1980 The Right Honourable Roland Michener

1976-79 Not awarded

1975 Angus Duncan McLachlin

1973-74 Not awarded

1972 The Right Honourable L.B.听 "Mike" Pearson

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SOURCE:

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Earl Zukerman

Communications Officer

McGill Athletics & Recreation

(514) 398-7012

earl.zukerman [at] mcgill.ca

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or

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Michel B茅langer

CIS Communications Manager

(613) 447-6334

belanger [at] universitysport.ca

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