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RSEQ REGULAR SEASON OPEN ER Sat., Sept. 6 4:00 pm
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SHAUGNESSY CUP Fri., Sept. 12 7:00 pm
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THANKSGIVING TURKEY BOWL Thurs., Oct. 9 7:00 pm vs Bishop’s HOMECOMING GAME Sat., Oct. 18 1:00 pm vs Sherbrooke Fri., Oct. 24 7:00 pm vs Laval MONTREAL SHRINE BOWL Sat., Nov. 1 1:00 pm
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OUR STADIUM HISTORY
PERCIVAL MOLSON MEMORIAL STADIUM The stadium is owned by McGill University and is home to the McGill Redmen, the McGill Martlets and the Montreal Alouettes
Percival Molson Memorial Stadium WHERE LEGENDS ARE FORGED By Earl Zukerman
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he Montreal Alouettes have played most of their home games at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium since November, 1997. The facility, which turns 99 years old in 2014, is named in memory of Captain Percival Molson, a McGill athlete and Canadian Olympian who died in the First World War. He was inducted posthumously to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and was an inaugural honoree to the McGill Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.
The legacy of Molson Stadium is that it represents an inheritance from a generation which nobly served in a long and bloody war. A significant part of the estimated original $100,000 construction costs came from “Percy” Molson, who bequeathed $75,000 in his will towards the construction of a football stadium on the McGill campus. That generous gift was the equivalent of approximately $1.34 million in today’s currency (based upon the Consumer Price Index).
Molson was born in Cacouna, Que., on Aug. 14, 1880 and developed into one of Canada’s most outstanding athletes. He was the youngest player ever to win the Stanley Cup, playing on the 1896 Cup championship Montreal Victorias at the age of 16. He graduated from McGill in 1901 with a B.A. and became the University’s first Olympian, competing at the 1904 Summer Games in St. Louis. Molson captained the McGill hockey team, starred in track, racquet sports and football and won the Individual Trophy as the school’s best “all-round athlete” for three consecutive years, a feat unmatched by any male in McGill sports history. He earned every athletic honour the University offered and set a world record in the long jump at the American Athletics Meet in 1900. Molson was renowned for his sportsmanship and earned the unique distinction of never having been penalized in any sport for unfair tactics.
Overlooking the Montreal skyline from atop Mount Royal, Molson Stadium is renowned for its charm, cozy dimensions and great sight lines. It remains one of the most scenic places in Canada to watch a spectator event. The venue serves the University as a varsity game and practice field, an intramural pitch and multi-purpose area. Over the past six decades, the Stadium has been host to field hockey for the 1976 Summer Olympics, Drum Corps International competitions, the RHR Blackwatch ceremony presided over by the Queen Mother, concerts by “The Police” (1980) and the Beach Boys (2001), a FIFA soccer tournament and numerous community events. The stadium hosted the 1931 Grey Cup game — a 22-0 victory by the Montreal Winged Wheelers over the Regina Roughriders— in front of 5,112 fans. The 1957 CFL All-Star game was also played there.
After graduation, Molson became the youngest member to serve on the McGill Board of Governors, chairing its Finance and Stadium committees. He was severely wounded overseas in the Battle of Sanctuary Wood on June 2, 1916 and received the Military Cross for gallantry and distinguished conduct in action. He insisted on returning to action and was killed by a direct hit from a trench mortar on the outskirts of Avion, France on July 5, 1917.
Construction on the stadium began in July, 1914 on an area known as Macdonald Park, named after William Macdonald, a benefactor who almost single-handeDefensive Liney financed parts of the University. Macdonald Park was to be known as “a playground for McGill students”. Originally known as McGill Graduates’ Stadium, it was designed by famed architect Percy Nobbs and officially opened on Oct. 22, 1915 with the firing of a starter’s pistol by Sir William Peterson, the McGill principal, for a
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track meet in front of some 4,000 spectators. It had been hoped that the first event would have been a football game but with the outbreak of the First World War, the football season was cancelled for what proved to be four years and the stadium sat empty during the war, until it was re-dedicated as Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on Oct. 19, 1919. The first football game played there was a 25-2 victory for McGill over Queen’s on Nov. 8, 1919, which marked McGill’s first home game in five years, since a 31-7 win over Queen’s on Nov. 14, 1914. The Stadium was originally constructed with a 7,676 seat concrete grandstand as large crowds necessitated a bigger facility. The well-drained playing field was encircled by a quarter-mile running track, 18 feet in width. An immediate success, Molson Stadium became the home of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association football team, the predecessor of the Montreal Alouettes. By the 1930s, the stadium’s seating capacity had become inadequate and a gradual expansion began. Seating arrangements were entirely rebuilt, the first outdoor lighting system in Canada was installed, as was a public address system. Major. D. Stuart Forbes, then director of athletics at McGill, brought in a flock of sheep once in an attempt to improve the grass! A south grandstand was constructed and the north side was heightened. These projects brought the capacity to approximately 19,500 by the early 1960s. McGill was enjoying large crowds and a record attendance of 19,386 was recorded for a game in 1950. The Alouettes, formed in 1946, were also enjoying capacity crowds at the smaller Delormier Stadium from 1946 to 1953. They moved to Molson Stadium in 1954 and stayed until 1967. The all-time attendance record at Molson Stadium was 26,191 for a 27-21 victory by Montreal over Hamilton on Sept. 12, 1959. In 1951 Molson Stadium was also filled to capacity for the visit of Princess Elizabeth. With the advent of television and improved Montreal highways during the 1960s, the city became focused on the world’s fair, known as “Expo 67”. As intercollegiate crowds at McGill began to drop significantly, Molson Stadium began a slow decay. The Alouettes moved to the larger and newly-constructed Autostade -- which had 33,172 seats -- in 1968. They played there through 1971, before switching back to Molson Stadium for the 1972 campaign, then moved back to the Autostade, where they played from 1973 to 1976, before moving to Olympic Stadium the year after the Montreal Olympics.
In 1997, the Alouettes were forced to host a playoff game at Molson Stadium due to a concert by the Irish rock band U2 at Olympic Stadium. The game, versus the B.C. Lions on Nov. 2, was the first Alouettes game at McGill since 1972 and the Als drew an announced crowd of 16,257 after spending about $55,000 to renovate and expand the seating capacity to 18,027 with the addition of temporary end-zone seats. Over the winter of 1998, the CFL’s board of governors, in a move initiated by the clubs in western Canada, decided to provide the Alouettes with a grant of at least $250,000, and perhaps as much as $300,000, to assist with the repairs. In the spring of 1998, additional renovations valued at $309,000 were made by the Alouettes and the seating capacity was expanded to 17,317. In the spring of 1999, the Alouettes installed temporary bleachers, increasing the capacity to 19,461. A further increase in the 2001 season improved seating capacity to 19,601 with the addition of temporary seating and that figure was increased to 20,002 in time for the 2002 campaign. On Oct. 2, 2001, Pierre Bourque, mayor of Montreal, announced that an agreement had been signed with Larry Smith (then-president of the Alouettes), and Luc Vinet, then provost and vice-principal academic at McGill, to expand and renovate the stadium. Bourque pledged $4 million toward the $12.5-million expansion project, with agreements in place for the balance to come from the federal and provincial governments under the federal infrastructure program. The Alouettes also committed about $500,000 and signed a 10-year stadium lease with the University. Renovations were eventually completed in time for the 2004 season and Alouettes owner Robert Wetenhall then announced that his team had spent $1.2-million on stadium improvements. The 2004 improvements included the replacement of the 13-year-old AstroTurf surface with a new FieldTurf surface and expansion of the bleacher-type seating capacity to 20,202. The areas under both the north and south grandstands were completely renovated, including upgraded dressing rooms, showers, officials’ rooms, concession stands and washrooms. Some 15 luxury boxes were added and the outdoor lighting was significantly enhanced, in addition to the stadium access roads. In return, the public gained access to McGill’s athletic facilities, which were previously only available to students, staff and graduates. In 2010, the stadium underwent a further facelift at a cost of $29.355 million, with funding from the Quebec provincial and municipal governments, as well as a private contribution from the Wetenhall family. Seating capacity was increased to 25,012, along with the addition of 18 private loges and the state-of-the-art video board became a permanent installation. In 2013, a new drainage system was installed along with a high-performance FieldTurf Revolution surface at a cost of $1.445 million.
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In 1975, Molson Stadium received a major facelift with a government-sponsored upgrade to the facilities, including the installation of AstroTurf for field hockey during the 1976 Summer Olympics. It marked the first time that artificial turf was used for in the Olympic Games. Capacity was increased to over 20,000 with the addition of temporary seats. After 10 winters, the AstroTurf was in need of a new surface and six months after future Alouettes star Michael Soles led the McGill Redmen to the Vanier Cup in 1987, a new AstroTurf-8 carpet was installed at a cost of approximately $1
million. Much of the funding was provided by the Molson Foundation.
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H E A D COAC H & S P E C I A L TE A M S
Clint Uttley
CLINT UTTLEY was formally appointed head coach at McGill in November, 2011 after serving as interim bench boss for the final three games of the 2011 season. He also serves as special teams coordinator. The 38-year-old native of Orillia, Ont., who joined the Redmen coaching staff in 2008, is the 20th head coach in school history. He has also been a guest coach at training camps with several teams in the Canadian Football League, notably the Toronto Argonauts (2003, 2005 and 2008), Calgary Stampeders (2011) and the Montreal Alouettes (2012). Prior to joining McGill, Uttley was the special teams coordinator and coached defensive backs at the University of British Columbia for two seasons. He also spent six campaigns at Acadia University, where he coached receivers (2001) and linebackers (2002-03) before serving his final two years with the Axemen as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator (2004-05). Uttley began his coaching career as an assistant with the Huronia Stallions of the Ontario Varsity Football League each summer from 1998 to 2002. A product of Park Street Collegiate Institute in Orillia, he went on to play junior for the Burlington Braves, then played at Champlain Regional College in Lennoxville, Que., where he was part of their 1995 Bol d’Or junior college championship. Uttley then played five seasons at middle linebacker for Acadia (1996 to 2000) where he was a fouryear starter and team captain in his final two seasons. He graduated with a bachelor of arts in 2000, followed by an education degree (2004) and a master’s degree in education (2011). During his tenure at Acadia, Uttley coached eight CIS All-Canadians, three President’s Trophy nominees (most outstanding defensive player in the CIS), a J.P. Metras Trophy nominee (most outstanding lineman), a Peter Gorman nominee (most outstanding rookie) and two Russ Jackson Award nominees (for academics, athletics and citizenship).
A S S I S TA NT H E A D COAC H & O F F E NS I V E CO O RDINATO R
Patrick Boies
PATRICK BOIES, a 38-year-old native of Ste. Foy, Que., was appointed offensive coordinator of the team in January 2012 and the title of assistant head coach was added in 2013. Prior to joining the Redmen staff, he coached for eight seasons at Collège François-Xavier Garneau, including six years as head coach. In 2011, he guided the Élans to a Bol d’Or Division 1 championship, posting an impressive 59-31 upset over league-leading Collège Vieux-Montreal in the final, to establish a Bol d’Or record for most points scored in a game. He also led F.X. Garneau to a Bol d’Or title in 2008 when they defeated Champlain-Lennoxville 45-23 in the collegiate AAA final. Boies has also served as head coach of Team Quebec for the 2014 Canada Cup and served as offensive coordinator for Team Canada, winning the world championship in 2012 at Austin Texas. In 2013, he coordinated the offence for Team Quebec, winning the Canada Cup national championship in Moncton, N.B. Boies previously served as the defensive coordinator at Collège Beauce-Appalaches in 2002 and head coach in France with the Cannes Iron Masks, which went 10-0 in 2005 enroute to capturing the professional Div. 2 Championship. During his playing days, Boies was a second-team All-Canadian defensive back with the Laval Rouge et Or from 1997 to 2001. He served as a co-captain and helped Laval win their first Vanier Cup national title in 1999.
D E F E NS I V E CO O R D I NATO R & D E F E NS I VE LINE
Ronald Hilaire
RONALD HILAIRE, a 30-year-old native of Laval, Que., was appointed defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at McGill in February, 2014 after serving in a similar capacity for three years with the Montréal Carabins, where he was also the recruiting coordinator. Prior to working with the Carabins, he was a defensive line coach at College du Vieux Montreal in 2010 and 2011. He also coaches with the Canadian under-18 team as co-defensive coordinator and D-line coach and was the defensive coordinator of Team Quebec for the 2014 Canada Cup. Hilaire played four seasons at the University of Buffalo as a defensive lineman, graduating with a degree in business administration in 2009. He was a fourth-round pick (27th overall) by the Calgary Stampeders in the 2008 Canadian Football League draft. Prior to attending Buffalo, he played three seasons at Collège du Vieux-Montréal, where he was a co-captain, earned all-conference honours and was the league defensive player of the year in 2004 and played on three Bol d’Or championship teams. He is currently the defensive coordinator for the Canadian U-18 squad and has coached with Team Quebec since 2012.
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Alain Mainguy
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ALAIN MAINGUY was appointed offensive line coach at McGill in February 2014. He spent the last two years as the O-line coach at the University of Montreal where he mentored David Foucault, the third-ranked prospect for the 2014 CFL draft. Prior to coaching at the CIS level, Mainguy won six Bol d’Or championships with various teams in the Quebec CEGEP league, most notably two with College Francois-Xavier-Garneau in 2008 and 2011, where he served as offensive line coach. Other coaching stints include with the Quebec provincial program and with Team Canada in 2012, where he won a world championship with fellow McGill coach Pat Boies in Austin, Texas. During his playing days, Mainguy was an offensive lineman for the Laval Rouge et Or in 1995 and 1996. He graduated with two degrees from Laval, a bachelor of science (biology), a bachelor of high school education (science & technology) and a certificate in college education.
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Benoit Groulx
BENOIT GROULX was the offensive coordinator at College Notre Dame in 2013 and with the Bishops Gaiters in 2010-2012. He served in a similar capacity with Team Quebec, helping lead them to Canada Cup championships in 2011 and 2012. Groulx has nine years of coaching experience, including stints in various football camps. He coached at the Académie Saint-Louis from 2012 to 2014 and served as director of sports and football program coordinator at Curé-Antoine Labelle, a high school in Laval, Que. He was also head coach and offensive coordinator of the Quebec City Monarks of the Quebec Major Football League in 2009, and was an assistant with the Élites de Québec U-15 and U-17 teams at the Wilson Cup Challenge in 2007 and 2008. He had a stellar playing career, guiding Laval to a pair of CIS national titles, winning the Vanier Cup in 2006 and 2008. With the Rouge et Or, he was an All-Canadian and three-time RSEQ conference player of the year, winning the Hec Crighton Trophy in 2008 as the most outstanding player in CIS football. After five seasons at Laval, from 2005 to 2009, Groulx established an RSEQ league record for career touchdown passes with 66, which currently ranks seventh in CIS history and holds the CIS record for single-season completion percentage (75.2% in 2008). Six years after retiring, he is still ranked fourth among the league’s all-time leaders for passing yards (8,530), fourth in pass completions (612) and eighth in pass attempts (853). He is ranked second for most TD passes in an RSEQ game (6). Prior to joining Laval, he played at the CEGEP level with the Vieux-Montréal Spartiates (2002-2004) winning the Bol d’Or as league champion all three seasons. He was twice named the CEGEP AAA league MVP (2003 and 2004). He also won a silver medal as a member of Team Canada at the 2004 NFL Global Junior Championship.
S P E C I A L TE A M S CO O R D I NATO R & R E CE IVE RS
Jerome Erdman
JEROME ERDMAN returned to McGill in January 2013, serving as special teams coordinator. He previously coached special teams and the defensive line at McGill in 2009. Prior to rejoining the Redmen, Erdman was with the UBC Thunderbirds from 2010-12 as a defensive coordinator after filling the role during the 2000-01 season before moving on to a number of positions at the CFL and CIS level that included stops as coach of the UBC secondary in 2002 and 2007. He began his second tenure at UBC in 2010 under head coach Shawn Olson. A standout defensive back at Simon Fraser University from 1979 to 1981, Erdman carried over that success to the pro level, playing eight seasons in the CFL for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (winning the 1984 Grey Cup), Ottawa Roughriders, and Edmonton Eskimos before a five-year stint with the Glasgow Lions in Europe capped off a very successful playing career. Erdman began his coaching career with the Lions while he was still playing, leading the Glasgow defence for four seasons before taking over as head coach in 1996 after his on-field retirement. He then spent three years with the Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe) before returning to Canada and his first stint with UBC. From 2002-06, Erdman was on staff with the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats coaching both the linebackers and special team units. After his second tour of duty with UBC in 2007, he took over as receivers coach and special teams assistant with the Toronto Argonauts for the 2008 CFL season.
R UNNI NG B AC K S
Igor Bojanic
IGOR BOJANIC, a native of Dollard des Ormeaux, Que., returns for his fourth season in 2014 as the running backs coach after serving in the same position in 2012 and 2013. He began coaching with the Redmen as an offensive assistant in the 2011 season. He coached the 2009 and 2010 seasons at John Abbott College, where he previously played. At JAC, he served as offensive coordinator in his first season and receivers coach in his second campaign. Bojanic began coaching with the Roxboro Raiders (Juvenile AA) as the running backs coach in 1996 and moved up to the Bantam North Shore Lions in 1997, where he spent three seasons with the running backs, before taking over as head coach in 2000. The next year, he joined the North Shore Mustangs, serving two seasons as a receivers coach, then switched to running backs in 2003, 2005 and 2006. A product of the North Shore, he played for the North Shore Lions (87-88) and Mustangs (89-90) before moving up the CEGEP ranks for John Abbott and ending his playing days in junior with the North Shore Broncos in 1994 and 1995.
D E F E NS I V E B AC K S A S S I S TA NT & R E C RUIT ING CO O RDINATO R
Dave Edmunds
DAVE EDMUNDS was appointed the defensive backs coach at McGill in February 2014 after spending the last two seasons as an assistant coach (linebackers and defensive backs) at the University of Montreal, where he helped develop multiple all-stars and the 2013 RSEQ rookie of the year. Prior to coaching in the CIS, Edmunds spent three years at the CEGEP AAA level, serving as a defensive backs coach with the Vanier Cheetahs (2011) and coaching linebackers with the Champlain Cougars (2006 and 2007), where he doubled as defensive coordinator in his final season. He also spent 10 years as a high-school coach, including a half-dozen seasons with perennial powerhouse College Notre-Dame. Edmunds graduated from the University of Sherbrooke with a bachelor’s degree in physical & health education (2007) and a Certificate in Chemistry (2008). He followed that with a law degree in 2014 from the University of Montreal.
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Mathieu Marier
O F F E NS IVE AS S IS TANT
Drew Bard Varges
Q UART E RBACKS & VIDE O CO O R D I N ATO R
D E F E NS I V E B AC K S
Patrick Chenard
Ryne Bondy
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Support and Sportsmedicine Staff
S TR E NGTH & CO ND I T IO NING
Jerome Ferival
E Q UI PM E NT MANAG E R
Pierre-Paul Roy
A S S I S TA NT E Q UI PM E NT MANAG E R
Max Halickman
TE A M P H YS ICIAN P H YS I C I A NS ( F ELLO W S )
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H E A D ATH L E TI C TH E RAP IS T S TUD E NT TH E RAP IS TS
Laura Abbatiello Soela Bandaly Robin Bastien Nicole Bewski Andrea Comptour Jean-Felix Daloze Xavier Laplante Brian Weixi Li Victoria Thompson-Merrigan
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SETH ATOAPOMA
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NICOLAS BERTRAND
QUENTIN BIENAIM
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DOLLARD DES ORMEAUX, QC
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EVRY, FRANCE
QUEBEC CITY, QC
LOUIS BROUILLETTE
MALUNDU BUKASA
FLORIAN BUNDSCHUH
OLIVIER CAIN-TREMBLAY
PHILIPPE CARRIERE
RAPHAEL CASEY
#17 RECEIVER
#21 DEFENSIVE BACK
RS WIDE RECEIVER
#96 DEFENSIVE LINE
#9 LINEBACKER
#20 RECEIVER
SHERBROOKE, QC
MONTREAL, QC
VIENNA, AUSTRIA
LONGUEUIL, QC
MONTREAL, QC
MONTREAL, QC
MAXIME CHAPUT-DUPUY
CASEY COOK
ANTHONY COUTURIER-LAGACE
MYKE DAIGNAULT-LABARRE
PIERRE-OLIVIER DALOZE
SAM DAVIES
#7 DEFENSIVE BACK
#87 RECEIVER
#14 DEFENSIVE BACK
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#89 RECEIVER
ST. HUBERT, QC
NOTRE DAME DE GRACE, QC
RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP, QC
LONGUEUIL, QC
LAVAL, QC
KELOWNA, BC
FALL 2014 SEASON
REDMEN FOOTBALL
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12
MACK DESSOURCES
DAVES DUFRESNE
JEAN-MICHEL ELIE
CARL-DAVID ERIUS
KARL FORGUES
CHARLES GABREAU
#29 DEFENSIVE BACK
#23 DEFENSIVE BACK
#42 DEFENSIVE END
#22 DEFENSIVE BACK
#40 LINEBACKER
#55 OFFENSIVE LINE
LAVAL, QC
MONTREAL, QC
LAVAL, QC
LAVAL, QC
REPENTIGNY, QC
MONTREAL, QC
TERRENCE GAMIT
NICHOLAS GAUDREAULT
ERAN GERSTEIN
SIMON GINGRAS-GAGNON
ERIC GRACIOPPO
LUIS GUIMONT-MOTA
#58 OFFENSIVE LINE
#2 DEFENSIVE BACK
#18 DEFENSIVE BACK
#13 RECEIVER
#10 LINEBACKER
#5 RUNNING BACK
VANCOUVER, BC
LACHINE, QC
HAMILTON, ON
QUEBEC CITY, QC
MONTREAL, QC
QUEBE CITY, QC
OUSMANE GUINDO
STEVEN GUSEW
JOEL HOULE
NICOLAS HUOT
JORDAN HURLEY
STEPHANE ISHIMWE-BAGANIZI
#95 DEFENSIVE LINE
#68 OFFENSIVE LINE
#1 QUARTERBACK
#31 DEFENSIVE BACK
RS OFFENSIVE LINE
#47 DEFENSIVE BACK
LAVAL, QC
BOUCHERVILLE, QC
CHATEAUGUAY, QC
QUEBEC CITY, QC
ST. EUSTACHE, QC
MONTREAL, QC
TRAVIS JENNINGS
NILS JONKMANS
PELLE JORGEN
EDOUARD-ANDREW JOSEPH
ANIS KALI
NICOLAS KHANDAR
#45 RUNNING BACK
#35 KICKER/PUNTER
#30 RUNNING BACK
#44 LINEBACKER
#56 OFFENSIVE LINE
#36 RUNNING BACK
TORONTO, ON
DEEP RIVER, ON
TORONTO, ON
MONTREAL, QC
ST. AUGUSTIN-DE-DESMAURES, QC
PARIS, FRANCE
REDMEN FOOTBALL
FALL 2014 SEASON
DALLON KUPROWSKI
CHIEN LAI
SIMON LAMONTAGNE
YANNICK LANGELIER-VANASSE
PHILIPPE LAPIERRE
CARL LAVERDIERE
#11 QUARTERBACK
RS RECEIVER
#27 DEFENSIVE BACK
#85 RECEIVER
#80 RECEIVER
#33 DEFENSIVE LINE
KANATA, ON
NORTH DELTA, BC
BOISBRIAND, QC
LACHINE, QC
BELOEIL, QC
QUEBEC CITY, QC
ALEXANDRE LEFEBVRE-TARDIF
KADEEM LEWIS
DONALD LOUIS
RICARDO LUBIN
JONATHAN MACK
JEREMY MAGAN-FRANCE
#24 DEFENSIVE BACK
#97 DEFENSIVE LINE
RS LINEBACKER
#51 LINEBACKER
#81 RECEIVER
#90 DEFENSIVE TACKLE
MONTREAL, QC
LASALLE, QC
LACHINE, QC
LAVAL, QC
ST-LAMBERT, QC
TORONTO, ON
JUSLAIN MAKAMBO
WILLIAM MARTIN
DAMIAN MASSEY-HIRT
MOY MCDONALD
FRÉDÉRIC MÉTHOT
TIMOTHY MITCHELL
#34 LINEBACKER
#83 RECEIVER
#88 RECEIVER
#82 RECEIVER
#63 OFFENSIVE LINE
#50 OFFENSIVE LINE
WINNIPEG, MB
QUEBEC CITY, QC
MONTREAL, QC
BROSSARD, QC
MONTREAL, QC
ST. HUBERT, QC
PIERRE-LUC MOQUIN
WOLDY MURAT
ISSA N’DOYE
NICOLAS ORTUNO
ALEKSANDER PAPICH
JEAN-PHILIPPE PAQUETTE
#6 QUARTERBACK
#16 DEFENSIVE BACK
#52 LINEBACKER
#93 DEFENSIVE END
#46 DEFENSIVE BACK
#84 RECEIVER
CHAMBLY, QC
LAVAL, QC
QUEBEC CITY, QC
EVRY, FRANCE
MONTREAL, QC
TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QC
FALL 2014 SEASON
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DAVID POLYNICE
JETHRO SAINVRY
QADR SPOONER
DEVON STEWART
DISCHAINE THOMPSON
#39 LINEBACKER
#37 DEFENSIVE BACK
#26 CORNERBACK
#69 OFFENSIVE LINE
#3 DEFENSIVE END
#38 RUNNING BACK
LAVAL, QC
MONTREAL, QC
MONTREAL, QC
BROSSARD, QC
ST. HUBERT, QC
SMITHS FALLS, ON
CHARLES-WILLIAM TREMBLAY
PASCAL TSHILAMBO
SEAN-PHILIPPE VIENS
CEDRIC VINET
MICHAEL WIENS
TRISTAN ZEMAN
#25 DEFENSIVE BACK
#8 RECEIVEREIVER
#48 DEFENSIVE BACK
#57 OFFENSIVE LINE
#99 DEFENSIVE LINE
RS RECEIVER
QUEBEC CITY, QC
MONTREAL, QC
REPENTIGNY, QC
ST. HILAIRE, QC
CALGARY, AB
WESTPORT, CT (USA)
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GABRIEL POISSON
#17 Louis Brouillette, Receiver
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REDMEN FOOTBALL
FALL 2014 SEASON
12 SIFL: Senior Intercollegiate Football League; OQIFC: Ontario-Quebec Intercollegiate Football Conference OQAA: Ontario-Quebec Athletic Association; QUAA: Quebec Universities Athletics Association QIFC: Quebec Intercollegiate Football Conference
SIFL Yates Cup: 1902, 1906, 1912, 1913, 1919, 1928, 1938, 1960, 1962 Churchill Bowl: 1960, 1962, 1973; OQAA Yates Cup: 1969; Atlantic Bowl: 1969, 1987 QUAA Championship: 1973; OQIFC Dunsmore Cup: 1987 QIFC Dunsmore Cup: 2001, 2002; CIAU Vanier Cup: 1987
McGILL FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS
THE 2014 McGILL REDMEN
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2014 McGILL UNIVERSITY REDMEN ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
No. NAME 12 Seth Atoapoma 15 Kenny Baye 04 Rémi Bertellin 65 Nicolas Bertrand RS Quentin Bienaim 28 Jean-Christophe Bouchard 17 Louis Brouillette 21 Malundu Bukasa RS Florian Bundschuh 96 Olivier Cain-Tremblay 09 Philippe Carriere 20 Raphael Casey 07 Maxime Chaput-Dupuy 87 Casey Cook 14 Anthony Couturier-Lagace RS Myke Daignault-Labarre 59 Pierre-Olivier Daloze 89 Sam Davies 29 Mack Dessources 23 Daves Dufresne 42 Jean-Michel Elie 22 Carl-David Erius 40 Karl Forgues 55 Charles Gabreau 58 Terence Gamit 02 Nicholas Gaudreault 18 Eran Gerstein 13 Simon Gingras-Gagnon 10 Eric Gracioppo 05 Luis Guimont-Mota 95 Ousmane Guindo 68 Steven Gusew 01 Joel Houle 31 Nicolas Huot RS Jordan Hurley 47 Stephane Ishimwe-Baganizi 45 Travis Jennings 35 Nils Jonkmans 30 Pelle Jorgen 44 Edouard-Andrew Joseph 56 Anis Kali 36 Nicolas Khandar 11 Dallon Kuprowski RS Chien Lai 27 Simon Lamontagne 85 Yannick Langelier-Vanasse 80 Philippe Lapierre 33 Carl Laverdiere 24 Alexandre Lefebvre-Tardif 97 Kadeem Lewis 43 Donald Louis 51 Ricard Lubin 81 Jonathan Mack 90 Jeremy Magan-France 34 Juslain Makambo 83 William Martin 88 Damian Massey-Hirt 82 Moy McDonald 63 Frédéric Méthot 50 Timothy Mitchell 06 Pierre-Luc Moquin 16 Woldy Murat 52 Issa N’Doye 93 Nicolas Ortuno 46 Aleksander Papich 84 Jean-Philippe Paquette 39 Gabriel Poisson 37 David Polynice 26 Jethro Sainvry 69 Qadr Spooner 03 Devon Stewart 38 Dischaine Thompson 25 Charles-William Tremblay 08 Pascal Tshilambo 48 Sean-Philippe Viens 57 Cedric Vinet 94 Michael Wiens RS Tristan Zeman 16
REDMEN FOOTBALL
POSITION Defensive Back Receiver Receiver Offensive Line Defensive Back Cornerback Receiver Defensive Back Wide Receiver Defensive Line Linebacker Receiver Defensive Back Receiver Defensive Back Kicker/Punter Offensive Line Receiver Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive End Defensive Back Linebacker Offensive Line Offensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Back Receiver Linebacker Running Back Defensive Line Offensive Line Quarterback Defensive Back Offensive Line Defensive Back Running Back Kicker/Punter Running Back Linebacker Offensive Line Running Back Quarterback Receiver Defensive Back Receiver Receiver Defensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Line Linebacker Linebacker Receiver Defensive Tackle Linebacker Receiver Receiver Receiver Offensive Line Offensive Line Quarterback Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive End Defensive Back Receiver Linebacker Defensive Back Cornerback Offensive Line Defensive End Running Back Defensive Back Receiver Defensive Back Offensive Line Defensive Line Receiver FALL 2014 SEASON
HT 6-0 6-1 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-9 6-0 5-9 5-9 6-3 6-1 5-8 5-8 6-0 5-10 5-8 6-2 5-10 5-8 5-4 6-0 5-8 5-9 6-0 6-1 5-10 5-7 6-0 6-1 5-9 5-11 6-2 6-2 5-9 6-4 5-11 5-11 5-9 5-11 5-9 5-10 5-9 5-9 6-0 5-11 5-8 6-2 6-0 5-9 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-1 6-1 5-9 5-9 6-2 5-11 6-2 6-5 6-1 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-3 5-5 5-10 6-3 5-8 6-5 5-11 5-8 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-4 6-1 6-0
WT 195 205 169 300 180 185 185 170 165 265 225 175 170 190 192 190 280 180 180 172 237 169 200 337 265 179 180 204 235 190 235 270 219 172 290 182 190 188 185 215 281 190 190 180 200 185 200 230 190 285 211 220 210 270 212 157 200 182 275 285 213 184 215 225 194 160 210 175 170 295 231 195 205 205 169 275 290 170
AGE ELIG 23 T3 23 T3 20 1 22 3 21 1 21 2 21 3 22 T3 21 1 23 4 20 1 21 2 22 3 22 T2 20 1 20 1 21 3 20 1 21 1 21 1 22 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 20 3 22 3 22 4 20 1 21 2 23 3 21 1 23 T2 20 1 22 3 19 1 21 1 21 1 22 3 19 2 23 1 20 1 21 1 21 3 19 1 23 4 22 4 20 1 21 2 23 T2 22 3 23 3 21 1 21 2 21 1 19 1 21 1 22 3 22 1 23 4 23 2 22 3 20 1 21 1 23 2 23 T3 23 4 20 2 21 T2 21 1 22 2 23 3 21 1 21 T3 24 T5 21 1 21 T2 21 T3 19 1
FIELD OF STUDY / YEAR Human Resources Management 1 PR & Communications Management 1 Language & Culture 1 Agricultural Economics 2 Language & Culture 1 Earth & Planetary Sciences 2 Mechanical Engineering 3 Continuing Education 1 International Management 2 Elementary & Seconday Education (TESL) 5 Continuing Education 1 Mathematics 2 Industrial Relations 3 Continuing Education 3 Physical & Health Education 1 Continuing Education 1 Civil Engineering 3 Physical & Health Education 3 Management 1 Management 1 Management 1 Management 1 Physical & Health Education 1 Continuing Education 1 Physical & Health Education 3 Marketing 3 Physical & Health Education 5 Biology 1 Mining Engineering 2 Business Management 3 Management 1 Finance 2 Finance 1 Business Management 3 Continuing Education 1 Human Resources Management 2 Applied Marketing 1 Anatomy & Cell Biology 5 History 2 Human Resources Mgmt. 1 Finance 1 Language & Culture 1 Economics 4 Political Science 2 Physical Therapy 5 Physical & Health Education 4 Entrepreneurship 1 Mechanical Engineering 2 Continuing Education 2 Public Relations 3 Physical & Health Education 4 Health & Society Services Management 1 Physical & Health Education 3 Human Resources Management 2 Human Resources Management 1 Finance 3 Continuing Education 2 Continuing Education 1 Mechanical Engineering 5 Human Resources Management 2 Management 3 Continuing Education 1 Social Work 1 Language & Culture 2 Bioresource Engineering 1 Continuing Education 4 Continuing Education 3 Public Relations & Marketing 2 Management 1 Human Resources Management 2 Continuing Education 3 Nursing 3 Health & Society Services Management 2 Applied Marketing 2 Physiology & Physics 3 Continuing Education 1 Continuing Education 1 Management 1
HOMETOWN Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC Montreal, QC Fontenay-sous-Bois (FRANCE) Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC Evry (FRANCE) Quebec City, QC Sherbrooke, QC Montreal, QC Vienna (AUSTRIA) Longueuil, QC Montreal, QC Montreal, QC St. Hubert, QC Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, QC Rivière-du-Loup, QC Longueuil, QC Laval, QC Kelowna, BC Laval, QC Montreal, QC Laval, QC Laval, QC Repentigny, QC Montreal, QC Vancouver, BC Lachine, QC Hamilton, ON Quebec City, QC Montreal, QC Quebec City, QC Laval, QC Boucherville, QC Chateauguay, QC Quebec City, QC St-Eustache, QC Montreal, QC Toronto, ON Deep River, ON Toronto, ON Montreal, QC St-Augustin-de-Desmaures, QC Paris (FRANCE) Kanata, ON North Delta, BC Boisbriand, QC Lachine, QC Beloeil, QC Quebec City, QC Montreal, QC LaSalle, QC Lachine, QC Laval, QC St-Lambert, QC Toronto, ON Winnipeg, MB Quebec City, QC Montreal, QC Brossard, QC Montreal, QC St. Hubert, QC Chambly, QC Laval, QC Quebec City, QC Evry (FRANCE) Montreal, QC Trois-Rivières, QC Laval, QC Montreal, QC Montreal, QC Brossard, QC St-Hubert, QC Smiths Falls, ON Quebec City, QC Montreal, QC Repentigny, QC St-Hilaire, QC Calgary, AB Westport, CT (USA)
PREVIOUS SCHOOL St. Lazare (QJFL) 2012 / Champlain (Lennoxville) 2012 St. Leonard (QJFL) 2012 / Concordia (CIS) 2013 / Marianopolis 2009 FC Fontenay-sous-Bois 2014 Collège St Jean-sur-Richelieu 2012 Collège de Thetford Mines 2014 Collège Limoilou 2012 Collège de Sherbrooke 2011 St. Leonard (QJFL) 2013 / Collège du Vieux-Montreal 2011 FC Raiffeisen Vikings II 2013 Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2010 Vanier College 2014 Collège du Vieux-Montreal 2012 Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2011 Concordia (CIS) / Kingston (OJHL) / Loyola HS ‘07 Collège Garneau 2014 Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2014 Collège André-Grasset 2012 Kelowna Secondary School 2012 Collège Ahuntsic 2014 Collège Montmorency 2014 Collège du Vieux-Montreal, QC 2014 Vanier College 2014 Collège de Lanaudière 2014 Vanier College 2014 Vancouver College 2012 Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2012 Westdale Secondary School 2009 Collège Garneau 2014 Vanier College 2013 Collège François-Xavier-Garneau 2011 Collège Montmorency 2014 Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2012 Collège de Valleyfield 2014 Collège Garneau 2012 John Abbott College 2014 Vanier College 2013 Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2014 Mackenzie HS 2010 Upper Canada College 2013 Collège Montmorency 2014 Vanier College 2014 Collège de Thetford Mines 2014 All Saints Catholic High School 2011 Seaquam Secondary School 2013 Collège Lionel-Groulx 2012 Collège Montmorency 2011 Collège de Drummondville 2014 Collège Limoilou 2012 Université Laval (CIS) 2013 / Vanier College 2012 Collège Vieux-Montreal, QC 2011 Collège Montmorency 2011 Collège Montmorency 2014 Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2012 Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2014 Kamloops Broncos (CJFL) 2014 / Kelvin High School 2014 Collège Garneau 2012 Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2013 St-Leonard (QJFL) 2013 / Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2011 Collège du Vieux-Montreal, QC 2010 Vanier College 2013 Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2013 Vanier College 2014 Collège Limoilou 2014 College de Thetford Mines 2012 Union College (NCAA) 2013 / Choate Rosemary Hall 2011 Collège de Trois-Rivieres 2011 Collège Andre-Grasset 2010 St. Leonard (QJFL) / Concordia 2013 / Vanier 2013 Collège Montmorency 2014 Vanier College 2013 Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2012 Smiths Falls District Collegiate Institute 2011 Collège Limoilou 2012 Concordia University (CIS) 2012 / John Abbott College 2011 Collège de l’Outaouais 2012 Concordia University (CIS) 2013 / Champlain (Lennoxville) 2013 Valley Huskers (CJFL) Milton Academy 2014
OUR UNIVERSITY HISTORY
McGILL UNIVERSITY McGill has been ranked first among Canadian universities offering medical-doctoral programs for the last decade
McGill University RICH TRADITION IN SPORT By Earl Zukerman
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cGill University is one of Canada’s best-known institutions of higher learning and one of the country’s leading research-intensive universities. With students coming to McGill from about 160 countries, our student body is the most internationally diverse of any medical-doctoral university in Canada. McGill has grown from a small college to a bustling university with two campuses, 11 faculties, more than 300 programs of study, and close to 40,000 students. The University partners with four affiliated teaching hospitals to graduate over 1,000 health care professionals each year. Today under the leadership of Principal Suzanne Fortier, McGill University is recognized as one of the Canada’s top research-intensive universities. Excelling in the quality of its research, education and service to the community, McGill ranks among the leading universities in the world. Our full-time professors lead the country with the highest research funding. The ability to balance academic excellence with the extracurricular is a hallmark of the McGill student. Our rich athletic tradition includes many Olympians as well as thousands of McGill students who participate in the hundreds of clubs, associations and community groups that enrich Montreal and contribute to a vibrant campus life. With two Prime Ministers, three astronauts, four Nobel laureates and a six-time Stanley Cup winner—plus a host of trailblazers in arts, sciences, business and public service—McGill alumni have left their imprint on our world and our universe. Some 200,000 living alumni make a difference every day, improving lives through their groundbreaking medical discoveries, plumbing the human condition in thought-provoking art and driving the economy with their business acumen.
teams are steeped in tradition and the origins of sport. The football team was founded in 1872 and had its “intercollegiate baptism” on May 13, 1874 when it traveled to Cambridge and played Harvard in the world’s first “North American style” intercollegiate football game. In 1873 James Creighton, a McGill law student, devised some informal rules for a new game which later became known as ice hockey. On March 3, 1875, two informal teams composed mainly of McGill students, played in what is recognized as the first indoor game of hockey. Two years later, McGill students formed the first organized hockey team and defeated the Victoria Skating Club 1-0 in their first official game, played on January 3, 1877. Basketball was founded in December of 1891 by James Naismith of Almonte, Ontario, who had graduated from McGill with a Doctor of Divinity degree in 1889 and became McGill’s first Director of Athletics in 1890. A year later, he moved onto a new job at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts, where in 1891, Naismith devised the rules to the game of basketball. The sport was first played in Montreal’s YMCA in 1892 and subsequently began at McGill with inter-faculty games in 1894. A decade later, McGill met and defeated Queen’s in the first ever-Canadian intercollegiate basketball game in Kingston, Ontario, on February 6, 1904. Currently, with 28 different intercollegiate teams, McGill ranks among Canadian universities in total number of sports clubs. There are over 700 intramural teams plus an extensive Fitness and Recreation program that encompasses a wide variety (over 100) of non-credit fitness and recreation courses.
McGill is among the leading academic institutions in the world with regard to the development of men’s and women’s athletics. At the varsity level, McGill FALL 2014 SEASON
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McGILLFOOTBALL FOOTBALL MAJOR AWARD WINNERS McGILL MAJOR AWARD WINNERS CIS ALL-CANADIANS 1973 Ross Brooks Don Dawson Brian Quick 1977 Bill Wendell 1978 Kevin Rooney 1980 Mark Joncas Marc Lemery 1981 Mark Joncas Ron Poulton Mark Chouinard 1986 Al Lekun (2nd team) 1987 Michael Soles Al Lekun (2nd team) 1988 Vincent Gagne Michael Soles (2nd team) 1989 Paul Kerr (2nd team) 1990 Jeff Challice (2nd team) 1992 Matthieu Quiviger Doug Naudie Val St. Germain (2nd team) 1993 Val St. Germain 1994 Matthieu Quiviger 1995 Wes Barbour Samir Chahine 1996 Samir Chahine Shawn Linden (2nd team) 1997 Samir Chahine 1998 Samir Chahine
2000 Randy Chevrier 2000 Ben Wearing 2001 John Macdonald (2nd team) 2002 Jim Merrick Stephen Young Nicholas Hoffmann (2nd team) Anand Pillai (2nd team) Mike Mahoney (2nd team) 2003 Guillaume Roy Anand Pillai 2004 Ben Walsh 2006 Ben Walsh (2nd team) Greg Hetherington (2nd team) 2007 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Erik Galas (2nd team) 2008 Erik Galas 2010 Benjamin Thompson (2nd team) 2012 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Shaquille Johnson (2nd team) 2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
LEAGUE AWARD FOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1986 *Michael Soles 1993 Chad Luedtke 1994 Shawn Linden 1996 Randy Chevrier 2009 Jonathan Collin 2012 *Shaquille Johnson * Also won CIS Peter Gorman Trophy
LEAGUE AWARD FOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1992 Doug Naudie 1960 Tom Skypeck 1962 Tom Skypeck 1963 Willie Lambert 1965 Peter Howlett 1969 *David Fleiszer 1994 Steve Papp * Also won CIS Hec Crighton Trophy
LEAGUE AWARD FOR MOST OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER 1980 Marc Lemery 1981 Mark Chouinard 2002 Mike Mahoney
1994 *Steve Papp 1998 *Jean-Philippe Darche 1999 Olivier Lefebvre 2001 Strachan Hartley 2003 Rob LeBlanc 2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte 2011 Austin Anderson 2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif * Also won CIS Russ Jackson Trophy
LEAGUE AWARD FOR COACH OF THE YEAR 1981 Charlie Baillie 1983 (tie) Charlie Baillie & *Doug Hargreaves (Queen’s) 1993 Charlie Baillie 2001 Chuck McMann 2002 *Chuck McMann * Also won CIS Frank Tindall Trophy
LEAGUE AWARD FOR MOST OUTSTANDING LINEMAN 1981 Marc Joncas 2000 *Randy Chevrier 2013 *Laurent Duvernay-Tardif * Also won CIS J.P. Metras Trophy
ALOUETTE ALUMNI TROPHY Quebec University MVP
LEAGUE AWARD FOR ACADEMICS & CITIZENSHIP
1979 Marc Lacelle 1981 Mark Joncas 1987 Michael Soles 1994 Steve Papp 1996 Shawn Linden 2000 Randy Chevrier
1987 Bruno Pietrobon 1988 Bruno Pietrobon 1990 *John-Paul Veri 1991 *John-Paul Veri
NOTABLE McGILL UNIVERSITY GRADUATES ARTS
MEDIA
Leonard Cohen, Singer, Poet, Author William Shatner, Actor Hume Cronyn, Actor Louis Dudek, Author, Poet Irving Layton, Author, Poet F. R. Scott, Author, Poet A.M. Klein, Author, Poet Susan Swann, Author, Poet Moshe Safdie, Architect Arthur Erickson, Architect Raymond Moriyama, Architect Marc Mayer, Art Curator, Director, National Gallery of Canada Burt Bacharach, Musician Win Butler, Musician, Co-Founder and Lead Singer, Arcade Fire Daniel Taylor, Musician Kate McGarrigle, Musician Andy Nulman, Co-Founder, Just For Laughs Comedy Festival John Ralston Saul, Philosopher, Social Theorist Charles Taylor, Philosopher, Social, Theorist Maureen Forrester, Opera Singer Andrew Pyper, Novelist
Josh Freed, Newspaper Columnist, Author Charles Kauthammer, Newspaper Columnist, Author Linda Frum, Newspaper Columnist, Author Jan Wong, Newspaper Columnist, Author Judy Rebick, Television Host Robert Scully, Television Host Evan Solomon, Television Host Dr. Bob Arnot, NBC’s Chief Medical Correspondent, Author Eleanor Wachtel, Radio Host Mark Starowicz, Head of Documentary Programming, CBC Adam Gopnik, Writer, New Yorker Magazine Jake Eberts, Producer, Media Company CEO Robert Lantos, Producer, Media Company CEO Moses Znaimer, Producer, Media Company CEO Mort Zuckerman, Producer, Media Company CEO Sacha Trudeau, Filmmaker Hubert Davis, Filmaker (2005 Academy Award nominee)
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY Jean-Michel Arès, Chief Techonology & Operations Officer, BMO John Cleghorn, Former Chair and CEO, Royal Bank of Canada Edgar Bronfman, Former Chair of the Seagram Company Paul Desmarais, Jr., Chairman and Co-CEO, Power Corporation Darren Entwistle, President and CEO, TELUS Livio Desimone, DiReceivertor of Cargill, Milliken, American Express Ronald Meade, Founder of Altamira Capital Corporation Lorne Trottier, Co-Founder, Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd. Les Vadasz, Co-Founding Member of Intel Corporation Guy Hachey, President and CEO of Bombardier Aerospace Alain Bellemare, President and CEO, UTC Propulsion & Aerospace Seymour Schulich, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur 18
REDMEN FOOTBALL
FALL 2014 SEASON
SPORTS Mike Babcock, Coach, Detroit Red Wings Pierre Boivin, President, Montreal Canadiens Jamie Kompon, Assistant Coach, Chicago Black Hawks J.G.A. Creighton, Developer of North American ice hockey rules Ken Dryden, Former NHL Player James Naismith, Inventor of Basketball Frank Patrick, Former President, Pacific Coast Hockey League J.P. Darche, Former NFL Player Randy Chevrier, NFL Player, Calgary Stampeders Andrea Nugent, Olympic Swimmer George Hodgson, Olympic Champion Swimmer Donald Meehan, President, Newport Sports Management Larry Smith, President, Montreal Alouettes Football Club Kim St-Pierre, Olympic Champion Hockey Player Jennifer Heil, Olympic Champion Frestyle Skier Dick Irvin, Jr., Sports Broadcaster, Author
SCIENCE Willard Boyle, Nobel Prize in Physics Winner William Chalmers, Inventor of plexiglass Dr. Thomas Chang, Inventor of the first artificial cell Val Fitch, Nobel Prize in Physics Winner David Hubel, Nobel Prize in Medicine Winner Rudolph Marcus, Nobel Prize in Chemistry Winner Sir William Osler, Physician, Teacher, Humanist, Bibliophile Julie Payette, Astronaut, Chief Operating Officer, Montreal Science Centre Steven Pinker, Neuroscientist, Experimental Psychologist Hubert Reeves, Astrophysicist Octavia Grace Ritchie, First Female Doctor in Quebec Andrew Victor Schally, Nobel Prize in Medicine Winner Dr. Robert Thirsk, Astronaut Richard Tomlinson, Founding DiReceivertor, Gennum Coorporation Dr. Dafydd Williams, Astronaut
PUBLIC SERVICE Sir John Abbott, Former Prime Minister of Canada Ian Binnie, Former Supreme Court Justice Paula Cox, Former Premier of Bermuda Charles Gonthier, Former Supreme Court Justice John Humphrey, Former McGill Law Professor, Author, Universal Declaration of Human Rights Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Former Prime Minister of Canada Jack Layton, Former Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada Thomas Mulcair, Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada Tamar Oppenheimer, Former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations Madeleine Parent, Labor Activist Richard Pound, Chairman of the Olympic Broadcasting Services of the United Nations Jennifer Stoddart, Former Canadian Privacy Commissionner Stephen Toope, President and Vice-Chancellor of UBC Justin Trudeau, Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada Vaira Vikis-Freibergs, Former President of Latvia
McGILL FOOTBALL TROPHY WINNERS STUDENTS’ SOCIETY TROPHY
TOUCHDOWN CLUB TROPHY Most Outstanding Lineman
VIC OBECK TROPHY
FRED WIGLE MEMORIAL TROPHY
Most Valuable Player
1951 Geoff Crain 1952 Robert MacLellan 1953 Herbert English 1954 Robert Hutchison 1955 Richard Carr 1956 Sam Yuska 1957 Carl Hansen 1958 Wally Bulchak 1959 Paul Harasimowicz 1960 Tom Stefl 1961 Tom Skypeck 1962 Eric Walter 1963 Dick Feidler 1964 Eric Walter 1965 Dick Feidler 1966 Peter Howlett 1967 Wade Kenny 1968 Dave Fleiszer 1969 Dave Fleiszer 1970 (trophy not awarded) 1971 Chris Rumball 1972 Chris Rumball 1973 Ross Brooks 1974 Ross Brooks 1975 Marc Beauregard 1976 Tom Barbeau 1977 Steve Geoghegan 1978 Dave Croasdale 1979 Marc Lacelle 1980 Mark Joncas 1981 Mark Joncas 1982 Remy Kawkabani 1983 Jaimie Crawford Vince Colizza 1984 Jaimie Crawford 1985 Mike Sanham 1986 Michael Soles 1987 Michael Soles 1988 Michael Soles 1989 Paul Kerr 1990 Courtenay Shrimpton 1991 Steve Papp 1992 Courtenay Shrimpton 1993 Justin Raymond 1994 Steve Papp 1995 Wes Barbour 1996 Shawn Linden 1997 Jean-Philippe Darche 1998 Jean-Philippe Darche 1999 Olivier Lefebvre 2000 Randy Chevrier 2001 Mike Mahoney 2002 Josh Sommerfeldt 2003 Guillaume Roy 2004 Matt Connell 2005 Michael Samman 2006 Matt Connell 2007 Charles-Antoine Sinotte 2008 Matt Connell 2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte 2010 Ben Thompson 2011 Ben Thompson 2012 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif 2013 Jean-Philippe Paquette
1949 Marvin Meirowitz 1950 Wally Kowal 1951 Bill Pullar 1952 Wally Kowal 1953 Clyde Whitman 1954 Clyde Whitman 1955 James “Buster” Brown 1956 John Larsen 1957 Len Sigurdson 1958 Paul Harosimowicz 1959 Tom Stefl 1960 Paul Harosimowicz 1961 Chuck Wood 1962 Dick Feidler 1963 John Bowler 1964 Dick Feidler 1965 Don Ferraro 1966 Dick Tucker 1967 Cliff Moore 1968 Cliff Moore 1969 Jay Harris 1970 (trophy not awarded) 1971 Howard Mednick 1972 Don Dawson 1973 Don Dawson 1974 Zoran Madon 1975 Yvon Thibeault 1976 Rick Shaver 1977 Peter Capobianco 1978 Kevin Rooney 1979 George Eagan 1980 Marc Lemery 1981 Marc Joncas 1982 Tony Lawson 1983 Steve Gedney 1984 Steve Gedney 1985 Al Lekun 1986 Al Lekun Yvan Campbell 1987 Al Lekun 1988 Paul Kerr 1989 Paul Kerr 1990 Jeff Challice 1991 Matthieu Quiviger 1992 Matthieu Quiviger 1993 Val St. Germain 1994 Matthieu Quiviger 1995 Jean-Nicolas Lavoie 1996 Matt Nichol 1997 Samir Chahine 1998 Andray Wellington 1999 Martin Denault 2000 Randy Chevrier 2001 John Macdonald 2002 Stephen Young 2003 Jim Merrick 2004 Ben Walsh 2005 Ben Walsh 2006 Ben Walsh 2007 Louis Nolin 2008 Paul Reinlein 2009 Ben Thompson 2010 Ben Thompson 2011 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif 2012 Charles-Evens Peltrop 2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
1949 Shorty Fairhead 1950 Dawson Tilley 1951 Hank S. Sliwka 1952 Harold Biewald 1953 Earl Merling 1954 Donald Wood 1955 John Larsen 1956 Leo Konyk 1957 Rae Brown 1958 Gordon Merritt 1959 A.O. Klevorick 1960 Willie Lambert 1961 Steve Longstaff 1962 Brian Marshall 1963 Bruce Johannsson 1964 Mike Peterson 1965 Murray Orlando 1966 Brian Rose 1967 Shaune Lawton 1968 Dave Fleiszer 1969 Dan Dulmage 1970 (trophy not awarded) 1971 Zoran Madon 1972 Dave Flavell 1973 Howard Warner 1974 Gary Kirchner François Fortez 1975 Eris Salvatori 1976 Mark Kennedy 1977 Sam Colizza 1978 Dennis Waide 1979 Mark Joncas 1980 Vince Colizza 1981 Marc Durand 1982 Sylvain Lemaire 1983 Denis Touchette 1984 Vincent Gagné 1985 Charles Bourque 1986 Eric Toupin 1987 Wally Sordo 1988 Bob Linklater 1989 Yanik Préfontaine 1990 J.P. Veri 1991 Dan Crifo 1992 Erik Zvanitajs 1993 Dan Pronyk 1994 Andy Lucchetta 1995 Jean-Philippe Darche 1996 Jay Naphin 1997 Darren Sumarah 1998 Loris Lucchetta 1999 Philippe Couillard 2000 Ryan Grad 2001 Jason Manzano 2002 Alex Martin 2003 Kevin Jagger 2004 Andrew Dodd 2005 Tim Kraemer 2006 Anthony Lukca 2007 Luc Farly 2008 Patrick Bourgon 2009 Jonathan Bower 2010 Alexander Hutchison 2011 Ryan Trudeau 2012 Yannick Langelier-Vanasse 2013 Terence Gamit
1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
*This award was known as the W.S. Lea Memorial Trophy from 1952 to 1964 and was replaced by the Students’ Society Trophy in 1965.
Most Improved Player
Most Sportsmanlike Player
Tom Bridel John Porter Murray Hayes Rocky Robillard Peter Robinson Dave Caldwell Geoffrey Crain George Klein Herbert English Robert Hutchison Sam Yuska Carl Hansen Joe Poirier Carl Hansen Carl Hansen Rae Brown Don Taylor Don Taylor Don Taylor Don Taylor Dick Tucker Sal Lovecchio Sal Lovecchio Sal Lovecchio (trophy not awarded) Ken Aikin Ron Kelly Ron Kelly Ross Brooks Brian Quick Howard Spungin Gary Kirchner Gary Kirchner Rick Biewald Rick Biewald Rick Biewald Mike Maurovich Alain Deschamps Steven Baillie Mike Sanham Wayne McRae Wayne McRae Joe Nemeth Joe Nemeth Richard Babin Duncan Carlyle Ken Friedman Ken Friedman Mark Reesor Dale Bracewell Jay McHarg Matt Nichol Rob Posthumus Randy Chevrier Jeff Derman Josh Sommerfeldt Josh Sommerfeldt Rob LeBlanc Rob LeBlanc Fred Martin Ben Walsh Louis Nolin Tim Kraemer Anthony Lukca Michael Pilon-Paquette Mike Chitayat Taylor Kuprowski Pierre-Olivier Daloze
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WILLIE LAMBERT TROPHY
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Most Dedicated Player
1983 Mike Sanham 1984 Jaimie Crawford 1985 Cliff Wilson 1986 Louis Oliveira 1987 Martin Lareau 1988 Glenn McDonald 1989 Paul Roman 1990 Mike Zinga 1991 John Vaughan 1992 Delando Hawthorne 1993 Jason Barr 1994 Dale Bracewell 1995 Ryan Urzada 1996 Matt Nichol 1997 Martin Denault 1998 Scott Arnold 1999 Greg Shink 2000 John Macdonald 2001 John Macdonald 2002 Greg Shink 2003 Pat Porco 2004 Leon Tam David Richardson 2005 Jean-Nicolas Carriere 2006 Jean-Nicolas Carriere 2007 Ryan Kastner 2008 Ryan Kastner 2009 Anthony Lukca 2010 Charles-Antoine Sinotte 2011 Joff Gorin 2012 Lenny Dion 2013 Loic Cagniard
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
1966 Bob Fumerton 1967 Murray Wilson 1968 Peter Bender 1969 Dan Smith Bill McKenna 1970 (trophy not awarded) 1971 Uldis Auders 1972 Don Cowie 1973 Yvon Thibeault 1974 John Morgan 1975 Tom Barbeau 1976 Rick Shaver 1977 Paul Gohier 1978 Ron Poulton 1979 Marc Lemery 1980 Michel Cameron 1981 Luc Ménard 1982 Myles Druckman 1983 Cliff Wilson 1984 Robin Bélanger 1985 Guy Laforge 1986 Michael Soles 1987 Courtenay Shrimpton Dave Moffatt 1988 Sam Hardy 1989 Ken Friedman 1990 Matthieu Quiviger 1991 Wes Barbour 1992 Mike Robb 1993 Chad Luedtke 1994 Shawn Linden 1995 Craig Borgeson 1996 Randy Chevrier 1997 David McKinnon 1998 Josh Sommerfeldt 1999 Nick Hoffmann 2000 Jonathon Csoman 2001 Rob LeBlanc 2002 Frederik Martin 2003 Michael Samman 2004 David Riendeau 2005 Matt Sroka 2006 Charles-Antoine Sinotte 2007 Ben Thompson 2008 Charles-Evens Peltrop 2009 Jonathan Collin 2010 Alex Bernard 2011 Elliott Leeflang 2012 Shaquille Johnson 2013 Kadeem Lewis
Anand Pillai Anand Pillai Chris McGuire Robert Eeuwes Schuyler O’Brien Anthony Lukca Anthony Lukca Austin Anderson Jeff Thompson Brenden Carriere Tomas Silva Jean-Philippe Paquette
Most Outstanding Defensive Player
Bruno Pietrobon J.P. Veri Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
Michael Soles (Ted Morris Memorial Trophy: Vanier Cup Most Valuable Player) Floyd Salazar (Vanier Cup Defensive Player)
DAN PRONYK MEMORIAL TROPHY Most Outstanding Offensive Player 2001 2002 2003 2004
Rookie of the Year
FRIENDS OF McGILL TROPHY 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2012
Nick Hoffmann Josh Sommerfeldt Michael Samman Matt Connell
DR. STRACHAN HARTLEY TROPHY
Jesse Briggs
FRED DUPRÉ MEMORIAL TROPHY
Most Outstanding Special Teams Player
CIS NATIONAL AWARDS 1987 1987
2013
VAUGHAN McVEY TROPHY
CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1987 1990 2013
Matt Connell Greg Hetherington Charles-Antoine Sinotte Erik Galas Charles-Antoine Sinotte Taylor Kuprowski Bobby Mikelberg Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Luis Guimont-Mota
Wayne McRae Richard Babin Paul Kerr Franz Wellington Graham Webb Doug Naudie Norm Beaudry Wes Barbour Wes Barbour Olivier Lefebvre Jean-Philippe Darche Jean-Philippe Darche Olivier Lefebvre Randy Chevrier Mike Mahoney Mike Mahoney Guillaume Roy Kerwin Clarke Jean-Nicolas Carriere Jean-Nicolas Carriere Anthony Lukca Anthony Lukca Ben Thompson Ben Thompson Ben Thompson Ryan Trudeau Charles-Evens Peltrop
For Athletics, Academics & Citizenship 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Alexander Bussandri Charles-Antoine Sinotte Charles-Antoine Sinotte Austin Anderson Austin Anderson Jonathan Collin Jonathan Collin
CHARLIE BAILLIE TROPHY Most Outstanding Team Player 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Vincent Gagné Hagen Mehnert Courtenay Shrimpton Randy Burns Courtenay Shrimpton Dale Bracewell Pumulo Sikaneta Dale Bracewell Mike Robb Craig Borgeson Olivier Lefebvre Shawn Koch Andrew Cook Marc Freer Steve Céolin Jonathan Csoman Alex Martin Greg Hetherington Greg Hetherington Ben Walsh Luc van Ruyven Anthony Lukca Jonathan Remigio Renaud Collard-Seguin Ryne Bondy Simon Lamontagne
ADRIANO TASSONE MEMORIAL TROPHY Most Outstanding Graduating Player 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Greg Landry Charles-Antoine Sinotte Ben Thompson Ryan Trudeau Mattey Ossom
NCAA EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL PARTICIPANTS 1993 1994 2000 2014
Val St. Germain (in Palo Alto, CA) Matthieu Quiviger (in Palo Alto, CA) Randy Chevrier (in San Francisco, CA) Laurent Duvernay-Tardif (in St. Petersburg, FL)
2001 2001 2001 2002 2003 2003 2004 2005 2007 2008 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014
Randy Chevrier Randy Chevrier Ben Wearing John Macdonald Nick Hoffmann Jim Merrick Mike Mahoney Robert LeBlanc Greg Hetherington Jean-Nicolas Carrière Mike Edem Jesse Briggs Alexandre Bernard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
McGILL ALL-TIME DRAFT PICKS: CFL (73) & NFL (2) 1955 1957 1957 1958 1961 1962 1962 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1965 1965 1965 1966 1968 20
Herb English Paul Dingle Murdy Armstrong John Sandzelius Bob Milligan John Cleghorn Tony Blair Ian Monteith Pete Hallay Murray Thomas Willie Lambert Fraser Allan Ewart Budgell Graeme Strathdee Dan Taylor Al Jenner Eric Walter Ian Bruce Peter Howlett John Frost REDMEN FOOTBALL
Montreal Winnipeg Winnipeg Winnipeg Toronto Toronto Toronto Winnipeg Montreal Unvailable Montreal Unvailable Unvailable Unvailable Unvailable Toronto Calgary Toronto Winnipeg Toronto FALL 2014 SEASON
1968 1970 1970 1971 1976 1977 1978 1978 1978 1978 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1982 1982 1982 1983 1985
Don Desontis Robert Taylor Dave Doherty Dan Dulmage Yvon Thibeault Hector Pothier Barry Dobson Phil Roberts Eris Salvatori Tom Barbeau Daniel Graham Keir Cutler Paul Gohier Marc Lacelle Denis Tardif Ron Poulton Mark Joncas Marc Lemery Tony Lawson Glenn Miller
Winnipeg BC Lions Ottawa Calgary Montreal Montreal BC Lions BC Lions Montreal Ottawa Saskatchewan Montreal Calgary Calgary Calgary Ottawa Saskatchewan Toronto Edmonton Hamilton
1986 1987 1987 1988 1988 1989 1990 1990 1990 1990 1991 1991 1991 1994 1994 1997 1998 1998 1998 1999
Denis Touchette Robin Belanger Al Lekun Scott Warr Floyd Salazar Michael Soles Chuck Petitpas Hagen Mehnert Paul Kerr Gerry Ifill Christian Masotti Francois Belanger Steve Baillargeon Val St. Germain Matthieu Quiviger Ryan Coughlin Samir Chahine Daniel Lafontaine Dan Pronyk J.P. Darche
Montreal B.C. Lions Winnipeg Ottawa Toronto Edmonton Ottawa Ottawa Toronto Toronto Edmonton Hamilton Ottawa Hamilton Saskatchewan Montreal Edmonton Montreal Hamilton Toronto
Jacksonville (NFL) Edmonton (CFL) Winnipeg Hamilton B.C. Lions Saskatchewan Toronto Edmonton Calgary Toronto Montreal Winnipeg Ottawa Kansas City (NFL) Calgary (CFL)
McGILL FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTAINS 1872 (not available) 1873 (not available) 1874 David Rodgers, Jr. 1875 E.J. Taylor 1876 R. Robertson 1877 Philip D. Ross 1878 H.H. Wood 1879 (not available) 1880 W. Thomas 1881 Albert P. Low 1882 Henry Hamilton 1883 (not available) 1884 J.M. Elder 1885 J.G.G. Kerry 1886 J.A.E. MacDonnell 1887 C.W. Scriver 1888 W.J. Jamieson 1889 E.A. Mulligan 1890 Harry Hamilton 1891 Smart 1892 MacDougall 1893 C. Gaudet 1894 L. Drum 1895 Harry Trenholme 1896 H.J. Schwartz 1897 S. Davidson 1898 A. Grace 1899 Ogilvie 1900 G.T. Alley 1901 R.W. Kenny 1902 S.N. Nagle 1903 A. McL. Hamilton 1904 A. McL. Hamilton 1905 H.G. Zimmerman 1906 George F. Stevens 1907 Alphone A. Pare 1908 Black 1909 Dan Gillmore 1910 Dan Gillmore 1911 Alan Johnson 1912 James C. Lee 1913 George C. Laing 1914 Eric Paisley 1915 George C. Laing 1916 (no football) 1917 (no football) 1918 (no football) 1919 Lorne Montgomery 1920 Dud Ross Geoff Notman 1921 Doug Ambridge R.B. Anderson 1922 Doug Ambridge 1923 D.U. McGregor 1924 L.P. Little 1925 N.W. Philpot 1926 H. Gordie Hughes 1927 J.W. Little 1928 L.A. Littlefield 1929 L.A. Littlefield 1930 D’Arcy Doherty 1931 D’Arcy Doherty 1932 Dr. Don Young 1933 Dr. Don Young 1934 Dr. Don Young 1935 Fred Wigle 1936 Cam MacArthur 1937 G. Hornig
1938 Lou Ruschin 1939 Alex Hamilton 1940 Frank C. Winser 1941 (no football) 1942 (no football) 1943 (no football) 1944 Dr. Fraser Farlinger 1945 J. Hall 1946 Alan Mann 1947 Tom Bridel Murray Hayes 1948 Murray Hayes Johnny Porter 1949 Rocky A. Robillard 1950 Harry Irving Harold Fairhead 1951 Dr. Dave Caldwell 1952 Geoff Crain 1953 Fred Wilmot Dr. Len Shaw 1954 Herb English Clyde Whitman 1955 Robert Hutcheson 1956 Vaughan McVey 1957 Buster Brown Len Siguardson 1958 Carl Hansen 1959 Carl Hansen 1960 Carl Hansen 1961 Tom Stefl 1962 Thomas Skypeck 1963 Don Taylor Willie Lambert 1964 Don Taylor Dick Feidler 1965 Don Taylor Eric C. Walter 1966 Peter Howlett Dick Tucker 1967 George Springate 1967 Wade Kenny 1968 Sal Lovecchio Bob Burke 1969 Cliff Moore 1970 Dave Doherty Bill McKenna 1971 Ken Aikin Howard Mednick 1972 Don Dawson Chris Rumball 1973 Ron Kelly Fred DeGraff 1974 Dan Wiseman Ross Brooks 1975 Brian Quick Zoran Madon 1976 Bill Deldrie Howard Spungin 1977 Tom Barbeau Gary Kirchner Barry Dobson 1978 Rick Shaver Tom Barbeau 1979 Don Charter Vic Pywowarczuk Steve Geoghegan 1980 Marc Lacelle Paul Gohier
1981 Mark Joncas Rick Biewald Mike Maurovich 1982 Mike Maurovich Mike Doherty Bruce Mitchell 1983 Alain Deschamps 1984 Steve Gedney Cliff Wilson 1985 Steve Niles Cliff Wilson 1985 Myles Druckman 1986 Cliff Wilson Wayne McRae Doug Mann Joe Czenze 1987 Wayne McRae Doug Mann Bruno Pietrobon Alain Delorme 1988 Bryan Fuller Bruno Pietrobon Vincent Gagne Wally Sordo 1989 Paul Kerr Hagen Mehnert Joe Nemeth Paul Roman Wally Sordo 1990 Richard Babin Hagen Mehnert Courtenay Shrimpton Wally Sordo Jeff Challice 1991 Courtenay Shrimpton 1992 Courtenay Shrimpton Ken Friedman 1993 Justin Raymond Ken Friedman Doug Naudie 1994 Wes Barbour Steve Papp Mark Reesor 1995 Wes Barbour Dale Bracewell 1995 J.N. Lavoie Chad Luedtke Ryan Urzada 1996 J.P. Darche Olivier Lefebvre Jay McHarg Chad Luedtke 1997 J.P. Darche Olivier Lefebvre Chad Luedtke Shawn Linden Dana Toering Rob Posthumus 1998 J.P. Darche 1998 Olivier Lefebvre Shawn Linden Rob Posthumus 1999 Randy Chevrier Olivier Lefebvre Louis Duchesne Rob Posthumus 2000 Marc Freer Randy Chevrier
Ben Wearing Lorris Luccetta 2001 Josh Sommerfeldt Andrew Cook Steve Ceolin Mike Mahoney Andrew Garven 2002 Josh Sommerfeldt Steve Ceolin Andrew Cook Stephen Young Mike Mahoney 2003 Jonathan Csoman Jim Merrick Mike Mahoney Pat Porco 2004 Rob LeBlanc Matt Godfrey Guillaume Roy Kerwin Clarke David Richardson 2005 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Kerwin Clarke David Riendeau 2006 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Greg Hetherington Jean-Nicolas Carrière 2007 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Louis Nolin Jean-Nicolas Carrière 2008 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Luke van Ruyven Matt Connell Anthony Lukca Jonathan Bower 2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Anthony Lukca Jonathan Bower Andrew Hamilton 2010 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Jonathan Bower Taylor Kuprowski Courtney Bishop Benjamin Thompson 2011 Ben Thompson Charles-Evens Peltrop Austin Anderson Robert Ravensbergen Taylor Kuprowski 2012 Ryan Trudeau Charles-Evens Peltrop Taylor Kuprowski Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Robert Ravensbergen 2013 Jonathan Collin Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Zachary Lord Yannick Langlier-Vanasse Stephan Osman 2014 Pierre-Olivier Daloze Simon Lamontagne Alexandre Lefebvre-Tardif Jean-Philippe Paquette FALL 2014 SEASON
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McGILL FOOTBALL ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS 1990-91 Doug Naudie Mark Reesor J.P. Veri
Science Science Science
1991-92 Dale Bracewell Ken Friedman Mike Germann Doug Naudie Steve Papp J.P. Veri
Engineering Engineering Science Science Science Science
1992-93 Dale Bracewell Ken Friedman Jason Greenless Delando Hawthorne James Murphy Doug Naudie Mark Reesor Marc Sauve J.P. Veri
Engineering Engineering Management Management Arts Science Science Education Medicine
1993-94 Dale Bracewell Ken Friedman Chad Luedtke Jay McHarg Doug Naudie Steve Papp Mark Reesor Marc Sauve Jeff Star Alex Trepanier
Engineering Engineering Science Engineering Medicine Science Science Education Management Education
1994-95 Andrew Boon Dale Bracewell J.P. Darche Rejean Denoncourt Dimitri Haddad Shawn Linden Andy Lucchetta Chad Luedtke Jay McHarg Steve Papp Marc Sauve Jeff Starr Alex Trepanier Ryan Urzada
Education Engineering Science Arts Science Science Education Science Engineering Science Education Management Education Management
1995-96 Dale Bracewell Mike Carlyle J.P. Darche Francois Dupuis Stephan Galibois Chad Luedtke Jay McHarg Peter McCrank Jerome Poulin Mike Robb Jeff Starr Ryan Urzada
Engineering Education Science Science Education Science Engineering Management Arts Arts Management Management
1996-97 Ryan Coughlin Education J.P. Darche Science Francois Dupuis Science Dimitri Haddad Science Mitchell Jones Science Daniel Lafontaine Social Work Craig Larmer Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Jay Naphin Education James Nichols Science Dave Chambers Education J.P. Darche Medicine Jeff Derman Management Francois Dupuis Science Stephan Galibois Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Kyle Mink Education James Nichols Science 1997-98 J.P. Darche Medicine Dave Chambers Education Jeff Derman Management François Dupuis Science Stéphane Galibois Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Kyle Mink Education James Nichols Science 1998-99 J.P. Darche Medicine Sebastien Guerard Management Bentley Harris Engineering 22
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Chris Hinkewich Science Mitchell Jones Science Shawn Linden Science Jason Sirianni Arts 1999-00 Scott Arnold Education Rob Brewer Management Andrew Castellarin Education Philippe Couillard Occupational Therapy Guillaume Couture Industrial Relations Jeff Derman Linguistics Curt Dewan Education Louis Duchesne Industrial Relations Marc Freer Education Craig Gibson Physiology Scott Hamlin Occupational Therapy Chris Hinkewich Chemistry Tristan Hovey Computer Science Brad Hubbard Education Tom Johnson Geography Pat Lanctot Psychology Olivier Lefebvre Engineering David McKinnon Kinesiology Greg Shink Political Science Nelson Piche Physical Therapy John Simpson English Tim Tosh Physical Therapy 2000-01 Steve Ceolin Arts Philippe Couillard Science Jeff Derman Arts Craig Gibson Science Strachan Hartley Ph.D., Experimental Medicine Nicholas Hoffman Engineering Tristan Hovey Management John MacDonald Arts Ryan Richards Arts 2001-02 Adler Anestin Kinesiology Steve Ceolin Arts Kerwin Clarke Arts Xavier Desilets Education Curt Dewan Physical & Health Education Craig Gibson Science Strachan Hartley Ph.D., Experimental Medicine Rob Leblanc Management Ian Miller Arts 2002-03 Phillipe Cantin Management Xavier Desilets Education Curt Dewan Physical & Health Education Andrew Dodd Physics Nicholas Hoffmann Engineering Patrick Lanctot Physical & Health Education VJ LeBlanc Computer Science Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Timothy O’Hara Science 2003-04 Phillipe Cantin Finance Xavier Desilets History/Geography Andrew Dodd Microbiology Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Engineering Kevin Jagger Management Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Morgan Pampe Finance Pat Porco Engineering Guillaume Roy Environmental Science Mike Samman Physiology Jason Weatherald Physiology 2004-05 Alex Bussandri Economics Philippe Cantin Management Andrew Dodd Microbiology Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Engineering Richard Godin Kinesiology Marc-Andre Lavoie Engineering Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Garret Oledzki Management Michael Samman Physical Therapy Michael Tzimas Management Shaun Watson Kinesiology 2005-06 Jean-Francois Desilets Engineering Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Civil Engineering Michael Gignac Management Richard Godin Education Raphael Goulet Agri. & Env. Science Styven Guénette Engineering
Timothy Kraemer Education Frederik Martin Engineering Bryan McCrory Engineering Michael O’Connor Physical & Health Education Garret Oledzki Management Michael Samman Science 2006-07 Alex Bussandri Arts Dave Campbell Education Patrick Dodd Engineering Richard Godin Education Raphael Goulet Agri. & Env. Science Ryan Kastner Science Austin Louden Science Michael Pilon Science Michael Samman Science 2007-08 Francois Bisson Engineering Jonathan Bower Engineering Alexander Bussandri Arts Michael Chitayat Science Richard Godin, Jr. Graduate Studies Jonathan Gouin Management Chris Hayes Science Derek Kalinauskas Engineering Jordan Knowles Arts Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Luke van Ruyven Arts 2008-09 Austin Anderson Management Francois Bisson Engineering Jonathan Bower Engineering Michael Chitayat Science Luc Farly Science Adam Ginzburg Arts Chris Hayes Science Ryan Kastner Science Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Piquette Science Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Scott Tiller Music Marc-Etienne Vien Science 2009-10 Austin Anderson Management David Jonathan Bower Engineering Luc Farly Agri. & Env. Science Christopher Hayes Science Nicholas Intscher Arts Guillaume Laflamme Science Louis Lafrenière-Dupont Education Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Piquette Science Robert Ravensbergen Arts Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Marc-Etienne Vien Science 2010-11 Gabriel Charette Science Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Pre-Medicine Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Paquette Physical Therapy Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education 2011-12 Nicholas Adomat Civil Engineering Austin Anderson Management Loic Cagniard Physical & Health Education Renaud Collard-Seguin Chemical Engineering Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Mathieu Guerette Physical Therapy Guillaume Laflamme Anatomy & Cell Biology Simon Lamontagne Physical Therapy Jarrad McArthur Physical & Health Education 2012-13 Loic Cagniard Physical & Health Education Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Yannick Langelier-Vanasse Physical & Health Education Ryan Trudeau Education 2013-14 Jean-Christophe Bouchard Science Loic Cagniard Education Pierre-Olivier Daloze Engineering Pierre-Luc Dussault Science Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Simon Lamontagne Physical Therapy Carl Laverdiere Engineering Zachary Lord Education Samy Rassy Engineering Ian Sheriff Arts
Redmen Players in the Pros
1946-48,1952-56 Calgary Stampeders Bill Pullar 1946 Montreal Alouettes John Taylor 1946 Montreal Alouettes Peter Finlay 1947 Montreal Alouettes Dave Tomlinson 1947-48, 1954 ders Stampe Calgary 1952-53 es Alouett al Montre 1947 es Alouett al Montre John Hammond 1948, ders Stampe Calgary Jim Mitchener 1952-54 Montreal Alouettes 1956 B.C. Lions 1948 Calgary Stampeders Harry Irving 1948 Calgary Stampeders Fred Wilmot 1948 Montreal Alouettes Wizzer Smith 1950 Montreal Alouettes Johnny Newman 1951-52 ats Tiger-C on Hamilt Brown Buster 1952 es Alouett al Montre George Bossy 1952-53 es Alouett al Montre Marv Meirowitz 1952-54 es Alouett al Montre Cec Findlay 1952 es Alouett al Montre Dawson Tilley 1953-58 Montreal Alouettes Jim Miller 1953 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Geoff Crain 1954 B.C. Lions George Klein 1954 B.C. Lions Gene Robillard 1954-57 Montreal Alouettes Gerry Hogan 1955-60 es Alouett al Montre llan MacLe Dr. Bob 1958-61 es Alouett al Montre y Ron Murph 1958 iders Roughr hewan Saskatc Len Sigurdson 1959-70 Riders Rough Ottawa Joe Poirier 1962-63 Riders Rough Ottawa Chuck Wood 1963 rs Bombe Blue eg Winnip Ian Monteith 1964 Montreal Alouettes Dr. Willie Lambert 1967-69 Montreal Alouettes Peter Howlett 1970-72 Montreal Alouettes George Springate 1973-74 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Dan Dulmage 1975 ders Stampe Calgary Cowie Don 1978-89 s Eskimo ton Edmon r Hector Pothie 1981-82 es Alouett al Montre Marc Lacelle 1983 ats Tiger-C on Hamilt Paul Gohier 1983-84 Toronto Argonauts Tony Lawson 1988-89, 1991 uts Argona Toronto Floyd Salazar 1990 Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1989-92 B.C. Lions Robin Belanger 1992 Toronto Argonauts 1989-95 Edmonton Eskimos Michael Soles 1996-1999 es Alouett al Montre 1990 uts Argona Toronto Gerry Ifill 1991 s Eskimo ton Edmon i Christian Masott 1993-94 uts Argona Toronto Francois Belanger 1994-98 ats Tiger-C on Hamilt Val St. Germain 1999-2001 s Eskimo ton Edmon 2002-05 Ottawa Renegades 2005-07 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2007 Saskatchewan Roughriders 1996 Montreal Alouettes Matthieu Quiviger 1997-99 es Alouett al Montre lin Cough Ryan 1998-01 s Eskimo ton Edmon e Samir Chahin 2001 uts Argona Toronto 2002 ats Tiger-C on Hamilt 2003 ders Stampe Calgary 2004-05 Ottawa Rough Riders 1998 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Dan Pronyk 1999 Toronto Argonauts Jean-Philippe Darche 2000-06 Seattle Seahawks (NFL) 2007-08 Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) 2001 ys (NFL) Cowbo Dallas er Chevri Randy 2001 s (NFL) Bengal ati Cincinn 2002-03 s Eskimo ton Edmon 2005-present ders Stampe Calgary 2001 rs Bombe Blue eg Winnip Ben Wearing 2002-04 Hamilton Tiger-Cats John Macdonald 2003 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Stephen Young 2004 Montreal Alouettes 2004 Calgary Stampeders Mike Mahoney 2005-07 Saskatchewan Roughriders 2004-05 ats Tiger-C on Hamilt k Merric Jim 2005 s Eskimo ton Edmon c LeBlan Robert 2007 ders Stampe Calgary ington Greg Hether 2008-09 Lions B.C. 2008-09 uts Argona Toronto Jean-Nicolas Carrière 2009 es Alouett al Montre Erik Galas 2013-present Montreal Alouettes Mike Edem 2014-present Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jesse Briggs 2014-present Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) Laurent Duvernay-Tardif
Joe Poirier
Val St . Germ ain
evrier Randy Ch
Mike Edem
Jesse Briggs
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Laurent
Duvernay
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