years. Centenary Cup- This cup is presented to an individual or team who excels in a single event during the previous sporting season. The Sandy Morrison Memorial Trophy- Presented to an individual who has performed to an exceptionally high level at his or her chosen sport. The Allender Memorial Trophy- This is awarded to the most deserving club at the discretion of the Blues Committee, which consider competitive performances, as well as fund-raising, social events, training and tours. Basically it's our club of the year trophy. Furthermore, significant recognition has occurred with SUS awarding two of their three prestigious awards to the Aberdeen University Rifle Club. This is against all 17 Scottish Universities approximately 500 club and representative teams. Gordon Cox won the first ever volunteer of the year award in 2007 and the club won best team award in 2009. Victoria Walls was the 2017/18 winner of the Sandy Morrison Memorial Trophy, crowning her Athlete of the Year. International representation The rifle club has a long history of international representation. There are many British and Scottish records held by past and present students of the club. Currently nine past and present students of the University of Aberdeen can be found in the Scottish national squad. Many of these have gone on to represent Great Britain on the world stage. There have been notable ad hoc success for the club's members such as the Scottish Commonwealth youth runner up and the award for the best City of Aberdeen sporting student. World Cups There have been numerous representatives from the University of Aberdeen but currently the only medal winner is Neil Stirton who won silver at Munich World Cup 2008. 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games University representation Great Britain The Aberdeen University Rifle Club has had members represent Great Britain at the World University Games. These students have included Heather Rudd, James Paterson and Jonty Barron. Scotland The Scottish Universities Smallbore Rifle team would annually contain numerous University of Aberdeen students. It has not been unheard of for the winning Scottish team at the Home Nations international to be made up of and captained by 75% University of Aberdeen students. References Munich 2008 World Cup Scottish Smallbore Rifle Association National Smallbore Rifle Association Scottish Target Shooting Federation Commonwealth Games Council for Scotland 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games 2010 Delhi Commonwealth Games British University and College Sport Scottish University Sport