LeBlanc wins AUS Student Athlete Community Service Award
Congratulations to Eve LeBlance (OLS 2018) !
Saint Mary's defender Eve LeBlanc been awarded this year's Student-Athlete Community Service Award for her academic, athletic and community contributions.
A fourth-year psychology student from Petit-Rocher, N.B., LeBlanc played in 26 games for the Huskies during the 2022-23 regular season, recording one goal, 11 assists and a +12 plus/minus rating. A two-way defender, she led the team with an average of 23.15 minutes on the ice per game.
During all four seasons in the AUS, LeBlanc has earned Academic All-Canadian standing, currently sitting at a perfect 4.3 GPA for the 2022-23 academic year. She was the 2021 and 2023 recipient of the Student Leadership Recognition Award for Saint Mary's and has been named to the Faculty of Science's Dean's List three times.
LeBlanc is also a force in the community. For the past four years she has been a volunteer with Ronald McDonald House Charities, providing families in in need with warm meals and activities. She's also served as a program assistant for Chebucto Connections: Pathways to Education after school program, working with marginalized students. This year, LeBlanc also leant her time as a co-facilitator of a mental health series for Saint Mary's faculty and staff.
"Having just been accepted into UNB's doctorate program of clinical psychology, where the acceptance rate is 2% of all applicants, Eve is once again proving to herself and everyone that hard work always pays off," says Saint Mary's Huskies' head coach, Chris Larade. "She has been the absolute epitome of what this award stands for, as well as what all coaches aim to recruit to their U SPORT programs."
