Squamish, B.C. -  Quest University’s first post-season athletic awards were won today by Lucas Menz (Handsworth/North Vancouver B.C.) and the entire Women’s team.  Menz, the first year goalkeeper was voted to the BCCAA 2nd Team while the Women’s team received the Mike Bartram Fair Play Award.

“I think Lucas has fully deserved his selection in the All Star team, commented Men’s coach Adam Day (2nd Year).  “Lucas has brought everything to the table that a coach can ask for these past 2 seasons. His work rate, desire, commitment and eagerness to improve along with his excellent academic results show the perfect example of what any student / athlete can achieve.”

Menz, although in his first year of eligibility is the starting Goal Keeper for the second season as he commited to being a part of help building the Kermode Soccer program last year.

October 5, 2009 -Men's Soccer

Vancouver, BC. – The Quest’s Men’s team travelled to the lower mainland this weekend for games with Kwantlen Polytechnic University and Douglas College. They struggled Saturday without the help of defender Kyle Logan (Okanagan Mission/Kelowna B.C.), as well as head coach Adam Day (2nd Year), who both missed the game as a result of league violations.

The Quest Men’s soccer team went up against the Capilano University Blues and Langara College Falcons this weekend away in Vancouver.

On Saturday, after an early goal by Kermode striker Maweuna Mallet (Van Tech/Vancouver B.C.), Quest played even with the Blues and led the game for 70 minutes.

Squamish, B.C. - The Quest Men’s team stepped up this weekend in their games against Thompson Rivers University and UBC Okanagan, allowing only one goal over the two game, getting some outstanding saves by keeper Lucas Menz (Handsworth/North Vancouver B.C.).