7/9/2024 12:00:00 PM | General, Women's Swimming & Diving, Men's Triathlon
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The Queens University of Charlotte Department of Athletics is set to announce its annual department award winners across its multiple social media channels during the summer months, honoring the accomplishments of its student-athletes during the 2023-24 season.
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The department awards will be released every Tuesday and Thursday. Today, the department is announcing the Royal Service Award.Â
Men's and Women's Royal Service Award
Men's Team Winner - Men's TriathlonÂ
The Men's Triathlon team took the crown of the Royal Service Award for the men's teams this year by scoring a 97 impact score. The impact score helps sum up the amount of service a team accumulates while taking into account team size, participation, total hours and number of organizations. The team finished the year with 767 total service hours and 94 percent participation from team members. Â
Men's Individual Winner - Zac Baker - Men's Triathlon
For the third year in a row Zac Baker finished the season on the top of the Helper Helper Service Challenge for the men athletes. The junior logged 600 total service hours and attended 205 events.Â
Women's Team Winner - Women's Swimming and DivingÂ
The Women's Swimming team finished above the rest in their overall efforts of community service in Helper Helper this year. The team scored 73 in impact score with 705 total service hours and 100 percent participation from all 32 team members.Â
Women's Individual Winner - Andreea Onitoiu - Women's Tennis
Andreea Onitoiu logged 133 total community service hours giving her the top spot in the Helper Helper Service Challenge. The freshman tennis player was also able to attend 33 events in her first year as a Royal.Â
SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow Queens Athletics to stay updated on all the Royals sports teams in action by searching @QueensAthletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
Â
The department awards will be released every Tuesday and Thursday. Today, the department is announcing the Royal Service Award.Â
Men's and Women's Royal Service Award
Men's Team Winner - Men's TriathlonÂ
The Men's Triathlon team took the crown of the Royal Service Award for the men's teams this year by scoring a 97 impact score. The impact score helps sum up the amount of service a team accumulates while taking into account team size, participation, total hours and number of organizations. The team finished the year with 767 total service hours and 94 percent participation from team members. Â
Men's Individual Winner - Zac Baker - Men's Triathlon
For the third year in a row Zac Baker finished the season on the top of the Helper Helper Service Challenge for the men athletes. The junior logged 600 total service hours and attended 205 events.Â
Women's Team Winner - Women's Swimming and DivingÂ
The Women's Swimming team finished above the rest in their overall efforts of community service in Helper Helper this year. The team scored 73 in impact score with 705 total service hours and 100 percent participation from all 32 team members.Â
Women's Individual Winner - Andreea Onitoiu - Women's Tennis
Andreea Onitoiu logged 133 total community service hours giving her the top spot in the Helper Helper Service Challenge. The freshman tennis player was also able to attend 33 events in her first year as a Royal.Â
SOCIAL MEDIA
Follow Queens Athletics to stay updated on all the Royals sports teams in action by searching @QueensAthletics on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok.
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