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62
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64
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57
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76
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67
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58
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70
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67
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55
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63
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61
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56
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72
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48
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68
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89
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56
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76
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Posted: Mar 02, 2023

Kaelyn Bryks Named Women's Basketball Player of the Year

Kaelyn Bryks Named Women's Basketball Player of the Year

LETHBRIDGE, AB (March 1, 2023) - The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) is pleased to announce Kaelyn Bryks of the Concordia University of Edmonton (CUE) Thunder has been selected as the 2022-23 ACAC Women’s Basketball Player of the Year. 

In her 5th season, Bryks was a key contributor of the Thunder women’s basketball team this season. She guided the Thunder on and off the court, securing the 12-4 record, first place in the ACAC North Division, and a first round bye into the ACAC Championships. Bryks averaged 13.7 PPG on 41% shooting as she led a Thunder team that finished top five in the ACAC in points per game and field goal percentage, top three in rebounds per game, and first in points allowed per game.

“Kaelyn is a leader on and off the court. She leads by example, is a mentor to her teammates, and always puts the needs of her team ahead of her own” commented Director of Athletics & Recreation Nate MacLellan. “Her work ethic is unmatched, which allows her to succeed both in athletics and academics. Kaelyn has been an important of this program since she got here, and it’s great to see her rewarded for her hard work and dedication. She is the epitome of a Thunder student-athlete; an outstanding athlete, a very strong student, and someone who continually gives back to the community. I want to congratulate Kaelyn on this incredible honour and a successful Thunder career.”

Bryks calls Sturgeon County, Alberta home and is in the 5th and final year of her Bachelor of Education degree.

This prestigious award will be recognized at the 2023 ACAC Women’s Basketball Championship hosted by Lethbridge College in Lethbridge, AB

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About the ACAC: The ACAC is the governing body for intercollegiate athletics in Alberta. Its mission is to provide competitive collegiate sport experiences, promote academic achievement and be a leader of sport development in Canada.

For more information on the ACAC, please visit our website: www.acac.ab.ca 

For additional information, contact:

Mark Kosak, ACAC
Chief Executive Officer
403-875-7329
markk@acac.ab.ca

Nathaniel MacLellan, Concordia University of Edmonton Thunder
Director of Athletics & Recreation
780-479-9322
nathaniel.maclellan@concordia.ab.ca