Cross Country’s Zoe Johnston and Jacob Benoit Named St. FX Athletes of the Week

Nov 5, 2020 | Sports

X-Women Cross Country runner Zoe Johnston is the StFX Female Athlete of the Week. Johnston, a 2nd year Education student (5th year eligibility) from Pembroke, Ont. came in first place in the 5000m team time trial Friday night.

 X-Men Cross Country runner Jacob Benoit was named the StFX Male Athlete of the Week. Benoit, a second year Human Kinetics student from Windsor, NS came in first place in the 5000m team time trial Friday night.

 Third year receiver Zakariya Karim, a Business student from Ottawa, is the X-Men Football Offensive Player of the Week Fifth year linebacker Ben VonMuehldorfer, an Education student from Calgary, is the defensive player of the week while second year kicker/punter Max Capriotti, a Human Kinetics student from Mount Hope, ON, is the special teams player of the week.

 

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