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Tanya (MacMillan) Feltmate
Class:
1987
Induction Class:
2023
Sport:
Soccer
An offensively gifted student-athlete, Tanya Feltmate left an indelible mark on the X-Women Soccer team, competing for four seasons beginning in 1983. She led the white and blue in scoring from 1983 to 1986 and garnered recognition as an AUAA all-star in both the 1985 and 1986 seasons. The prolific goal scorer would have assuredly earned more individual honours, but they were not awarded at the conference and national level prior to 1985. Tanya was second-to-none in Canada when it came to finding the back of the net. She enters the STFX Sports Hall of Fame for the second time, having been previously inducted in the team category in 2010 with her 1986 AUAA champion teammates - the first X-Women team to be enshrined in the STFX Sports Hall of Fame.