Panther soccer team to medal at the U Sports Men's Soccer Championship. The Panthers won bronze at home defeating the Canada West Champions, University of Saskatchewan Huskies in the quarter-finals, before defeating the Quebec Champions, UQAM Citadens, in the Bronze medal game. Women's Soccer In all five of her seasons (2001-02 to 2005-06), Amy Connolly was named to the AUS All-Star Team. As a rookie, she was named Team MVP and would captain the team to its first ever appearance at the CIS Nationals, as the women's team won the Atlantic Conference Championship in 2004. The following year, Connolly was recognized as the CIS Women's Soccer Player of the Year, complemented by the UPEI Female Athlete of the Year Award. UPEI was the host venue for the 2010 U Sports women's soccer championship. During that year, Tessa Roche would capture her second consecutive AUS Most Valuable Player Award. In 2017, Alanna Taylor was the first female soccer player inducted into the PEI Panthers Hall of Fame. The following year (2018), Connolly also gained induction. Awards and honours 2019–20 Atlantic University Sport Female Athlete of the Year: Jenna Mae Ellsworth - UPEI Basketball Athletes of the Year Notes Two of the Panthers' six conference championships were won by their previous incarnation; the St. Dunstan's Saints. References External links Panther Television U Sports teams Sport in Charlottetown University of Prince Edward Island