2010 OUA Football Media Guide

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NOVEMBER 13 2010

Table of contents OUA Staff Directory 4 CIS Media Contact 4 2010 OUA Schedule 5 2010 OUA Television Schedule 5 University Rush on the Score 6 OUA Overtime Format 9 OUA Tie-breaking Procedures 10 Team Information

Guelph Gryphons 12-15

McMaster Marauders 16-19

Ottawa Gee-Gees 20-23

Queen’s Gaels 24-27

Toronto Varsity Blues 28-31

Waterloo Warriors 32-35

Western Mustangs 36-39

Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks 40-43

Windsor Lancers 44-47

York Lions 48-51 2009 Year In Review

Standings, Results & Playoffs 55

Final Statistics 56-57

OUA Attendance 58 2009 Awards

History of the Yates Cup 60

Past Yates Cup Champions 60 All-Stars 63

OUA & CIS Award Winners 64-69

OUA Players in the CFL/NFL 70 OUA Football Records

OUA Team records 73-74

OUA Individual Records 75-84

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OUA/CIS Directory ontario university athletics 1119 Fennell Ave. East, Suite 230 Hamilton, ON, L8T 1S2 Tel: 905-540-5148 Fax: 905-574-2840 Email: info@oua.ca Web: www.oua.ca Facebook: Ontario University Athletics/ Sports Universitaires de l’Ontario

Twitter: @ouachamps4life President Gord Grace Tel: 519-253-3000 x 2437 Email: ggrace@uwindsor.ca

Convenor Peter Baxter Tel: 519-884-0710 x 2216 Email: pbaxter@wlu.ca

Executive Director Ward Dilse Tel: 905-540-5151 Cell: 905-977-1100 Email: ward.dilse@oua.ca

Communications & New Media coordinator Laura Bridgman Tel: 905-540-5156 Cell: 416-799-5644 Email: laura.bridgman@oua.ca

Marketing & Events Jessica Lounsbury Tel: 905-540-5150 Cell: 289-925-5256 Email: jessica.lounsbury@oua.ca SPORT DEVELOPMENT Samantha Magalas Cell: 905-870-9773 Email: samantha.magalas@oua.ca

Sport Programming Bryan Crawford Tel: 905-540-5148 Cell: 289-925-5885 Email: bryan.crawford@oua.ca canadian Interuniversity sport 801 King Edward Ave., Suite N205 Ottawa, ON, K1N 6N5 Tel: 613-562-5670 Fax: 613-562-5669 Email: info@university sport.ca Web: www.universitysport.ca Media Relations Michel Belanger Tel: 613-562-5670 x 25 Email:belanger@universitysport.ca

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2010 oua schedule August 31, 2010 7:00 pm Ottawa @ Windsor 7:00 pm Queen’s @ McMaster September 1, 2010 3:00 pmToronto @ Guelph 7:00 pm Laurier @ Western September 6, 2010 1:00 pm Guelph @York 1:00 pm Western @ Ottawa 1:00 pm Laurier @ McMaster 7:00 pm Windsor @ Toronto September 11, 2010 1:00 pm Ottawa @ York 1:00 pm McMaster @ Western 7:00 pm Toronto @ Laurier

October 16, 2010 1:00 pm Windsor @ Guelph 1:00 pm Queen’s @ Laurier 1:00 pm McMaster @ Toronto 1:00 pm Western @ York October 23, 2010 1:00 pm York @ Queen’s 1:00 pm Toronto @ Western 1:00 pm Laurier @ Windsor 1:00 pm Guelph @ Ottawa October 30, 2010 OUA Quarter-Finals 1:00 pm No. 6 @ No. 3 1:00 pm No. 5 @ No. 4

September 12, 2010 1:00 pm Windsor @ Queen’s

November 6, 2010 OUA Semifinals Lowest Remaining Seed @ No. 1 Highest Remaining Seed @ No. 2

September 18, 2010 1:00 pm Queen’s @ Guelph 1:00 pm York @ Toronto 1:00 pm McMaster @ Ottawa 7:00 pm Western @ Windsor

103rd Yates Cup Championship Presented by Pioneer Petroleums November 13, 2010 1:00 pm OUA Semifinal Winners @ Highest Remaining Seed

September 25, 2010 1:00 pm Western @ Guelph 1:00 pm Ottawa @ Queen’s 1:00 pm Windsor @ McMaster 1:00 pm York @ Laurier

Uteck Bowl November 20, 2010

October 2, 2010 1:00 pm Ottawa @ Toronto 1:00 pm Queen’s @ Western 1:00 pm McMaster @ York 1:00 pm Guelph @ Laurier October 7, 2010 7:00 pm Guelph @ McMaster October 9, 2010 1:00 pm Laurier @ Ottawa 1:00 pm Toronto @ Queen’s 1:00 pm York @ Windsor

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OUA Champion @ qufl Champion Mitchell Bowl November 20, 2010 AUS Champion @ CWUAA Champion Desjardins Vanier Cup November 27, 2010 Mitchell Winner vs. Uteck Winner PEPS Stadium Université Laval Quebec City, Quebec

- THE SCORE TELEVISION NETWORK

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UNIVERSITY RUSH ON THE SCORE Ontario University Athletics (OUA) is pleased to announce another season of the University Rush on The Score Television Network, with 10 regular season and playoff games to be broadcast nationally, starting Sept. 11th.

The Mustangs kickoff the ninth season of the University Rush on The Score by hosting the McMaster Marauders. McMaster, with its explosive offence, will look to defeat Western for the second straight season at TD Waterhouse Stadium in London, Ont., on national television.

Reigning CIS scoring leader Nathan Riva of Lasalle, Ont., has other plans, hoping to help the Mustangs avenge their 2009 Homecoming loss. He is coming off a solid season, scoring 15 regular season touchdowns to lead the nation, which helped Western to advance to its third consecutive Yates Cup in 2009.

The Guelph Gryphons, without Justin Dunk at quarterback and featuring new head coach Stu Lang, host back-to-back University Rush games, facing Queen’s on Sept. 18 and then Western on Sept. 25 at 1 p.m. in their annual Homecoming game.

The following week, Western will host the Gaels in the Yates Cup rematch. The Gaels, featuring returning receiver Devan Sheahan (Kingston, Ont.) and running back Jimmy Therrien (Montreal), will look to return to Quebec in November to defend the Vanier Cup without the services of Danny Brannagan at quarterback.

Western begins the post Michael Faulds era with Donnie Marshall, son of head coach Greg Marshall, at the pivot position.

On Oct. 16, Dillon Heap and the Laurier Golden Hawks hope to upend the Gaels at Alumni Stadium in Waterloo, Ont.

Other teams to watch in 2010 include the Ottawa Gee-Gees, featuring quarterback Brad Sinopoli of Peterborough, Ont., the Windsor Lancers, with Sam Malian entering his third season at quarterback, York Lions, featuring new head coach Warren Craney, and Toronto Varsity Blues, led by senior quarterback Andrew Gillis of Markham, Ont. The Score will broadcast six regular season and four playoff games in all, including the 103rd Yates Cup Presented by Pioneer Petroleums in High Definition (HD) on Nov. 13.

The OUA is also pleased to announce that both semifinal games will also be broadcast in HD on Nov. 6. Play-by-play announcer Tim Micallef - the 2009 OUA Media Award winner and 2010 CIS Fred Sgambati Media Award winner - returns for a ninth season calling games on Saturdays and will be joined by former OUA and CFL star Mike Morreale who is back in the booth for his third season.

The Week 8 game on Oct. 23 will feature a key game with playoff implications.

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OVERTIME Format In the event a game is tied after regulation, an overtime will be used to decide a winner. Since 2002, OUA has used the shoot-out format for overtime. The winning team shall receive two points for the victory, while the losing team will receive no points. This rule was implemented in the 2006 OUA season.

FORMAT Each extra period shall consist of two series with both teams beginning their series at the opponent’s 35-yard line. Each team retains the ball during a series until it scores, or there is a turnover or a team fails to make a first down. The team scoring the most points during the extra period(s) shall be decaled the winner. In the event that the game is tied after three extra series, all teams must attempt a two-point conversion after scoring a touchdown. There are no time outs during overtime play. Each team shall have an equal number of series, except when the defensive team scores on the first possession of a series. In the event of a turnover, the ball remains alive until it is declared dead. However, the team on offence may not have a first and 10 if it regains possession of the ball after a change of team possession.

EXAMPLE Team A turns the ball over to Team B, which returns the ball toward Team A’s goal but fumbles the ball and Team A recovers. Once the play is blown dead, Team A’s attempt at scoring ends and Team B takes possession on the 35-yard line to begin their possession.

COIN TOSS At the conclusion of regulation, the officials and team captains will meet at the centre of the field for a coin toss. The winner of the toss shall choose one of the following options: 1. Offence or defence, with the offence at the opponent’s 35-yard line to start OT. 2. Which end of the field shall be used for both series of that overtime period.

The loser of the toss shall exercise the remaining option for the first extra period and shall have the first choice of the two options for subsequent even-numbered extra periods.

OUA SHOOTOUT HISTORY

Sept. 20, 2003 - Ottawa 38 @ Western 41 Sept. 20, 2003 - McMaster 30 @ Queen’s 27 Sept. 27, 2003 - Western 31 @ Laurier 28 Nov. 1, 2003* - Laurier 36 @ Queen’s 33 Sept. 5, 2004 - Waterloo 24 @ Ottawa 25 Sept. 17, 2005 - Waterloo 27 @ Guelph 24 *Denotes playoff game

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Sept. 17, 2005 - York 40 @ Toronto 33 Oct. 15, 2005 - Western 24 @ Ottawa 27 Sept. 4, 2006 - Laurier 24 @ Guelph 17 Oct. 14, 2006 - Queen’s 16 @ York 14 Sept. 3, 2007 - Queen’s 26 @ Western 20 Oct. 17, 2009 - McMaster 15 @ Windsor 14

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OUa TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURES TIE-BREAKING PROCEDURES 1. Most league wins (if the teams have played the same number of games).

2. Record in head-to-head competition (if all teams involved in the tie have played each other at least once).

3. Point difference in head-to-head competition (if all teams involved in the tie have played each other at least once).

4. Record in games within the division.

5. Record in games against common opponents.

6. Record in games against each of the other teams in the division, starting at the top of the standing and continuing in descending order.

7. Point difference in games within the division.

8. Point difference in games against common opponents.

9. Point difference in games against the highest divisional opponent not involved in the tie.

10. Point difference in games against the second-highest divisional opponent not involved in the tie.

11. If the tie persists, repeat Step 10 using the other teams in the division in descending order until the tie is broken.

12. Total point difference.

13. Coin toss (if two teams are tied) or drawing of lots (if more than two teams are tied).

DEFINITIONS 1. Record is determined by calculating the winning percentage as follows: (Wins + Ties/2)/Games Played 2. For the purpose of this rule, "division" is defined as the basis on which playoff positions are determined. If playoff positions are determined on a league-wide basis, then the league is to be considered one "division" for the purposes of the rule, regardless of the number of divisions that may exist for scheduling or other purposes.

3. Point difference is calculated by taking the number of points (touchdowns, field goals, etc.) scored by a team, and subtracting the number of points (touchdowns, field goals, etc.) allowed by a team. When point difference is to break a tie between teams who have played an unequal number of games against each other, the difference is NOT weighted to compensate for the number of games played. Any weighting would magnify the differences apparent in the number of games played.

NOTE: When using the above system separates one or more teams from the other, those teams shall be ranked accordingly and any remaining ties shall be broken by reverting to Step 1 of the appropriate system.

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TEAM INFO TEAM INFO

Guelph Gryphons University of Guelph Department of Athletics 50 Stone Rd. East Guelph, ON, N1G 2W1 Tel: 519-824-4120 ext. 56134 Fax: 519-766-9563 Web: www.gryphons.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Tom Kendall 519-824-4120, ext. 56593 tkendall@uoguelph.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Michelle Pino 519-824-4120 ext. 53159 519-400-4622 (cell) mpino@uoguelph.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 3-5 Playoffs: 0-1 (Lost in OUA Quarter-Final) HEAD COACH Stu Lang (1st Season) 519-824-4120 ext. 53406 slang@uoguelph.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Perry Marchese - Offensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach Kevin McNeil - Defensive Coordinator Bill Brown - Defensive Back, Director of Recruiting & Football Development Carl Tolmie - Offensive Line Jeff Keddie - Business Manager & Alumni Affairs Rob Kitching - Quarterbacks Steve Vivieros - Running Backs Brian Cluff - Defensive Line Pete de Gouw - Assistant Defensive Back Dan Noble - Assistant Defensive Line Anthony Maggicomo - Linebackers Chris Decker - Special Teams Coordinator Alex Derma - Show Team John Casasanta - Defensive Assistant & Special Forces Barrie Emo - Quality Control

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HOME FIELD Alumni Stadium - Capacity: 5,100 OFFICIAL COLOURS Red, Gold and Black GAME DAY CONTACT Michelle Pino 519-400-4622 (cell) Jill Taylor 226-979-2664 (cell) GRYPHONS MEDIA Guelph Tribune: 519-763-3333 ext. 233 Guelph Mercury: 519-822-4310 ext. 6061 The Ontarian: 519-824-4120 ext. 58265 Magic 106.1 FM: 519-824-7000

2010 SCHEDULE September 1 Toronto 3:00 pm 6 @ York 1:00 pm 18 Queen’s 1:00 pm 25* Western 1:00 pm October 2 @ Laurier 1:00 pm 7 @ McMaster 7:00 pm 16 Windsor 1:00 pm 23 @ Ottawa 1:00 pm *Homecoming

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OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds J. Dunk 127-227-1897 C. Rossetti 11-17-216

2009 team leaders % TD-Int 55.9 13-5 64.7 1-1

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD N. Fitzgibbon 110-752 6.7 8 J. Dunk 60-430 7.1 7 J. McCreight 34-220 6.1 2 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD D. Harrison 33-390 11.8 3 J. Gargner 32-461 14.4 1 N. Fitzgibbon 22-400 18.2 6 J. Shaw 20-416 20.8 4

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng B. Lively 15-313 20.9 33 J. Gardner 11-244 22.2 35 J. Shaw 7-99 14.1 24 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng D. Harrison 34-223 6.6 16 B. Lively 12-141 11.8 85 J. Savoie 4-75 18.8 72

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast M. Rossetti 60-52-16 A. Dunk 59-42-34 J. Savoie 42-36-12 Sacks M. Rossetti S. Eggleton

2 1.5

Interceptions Int-Yds M. Durigon 6-183 J. Savoie 2-74 J. Duncan 2-12

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds R. Maver 44-2341 53.2 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng R. Maver 66-2723 41.3 70

KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Jedd Gardner* WR Nick FitzGibbon RB Dave Honig WR Adam Dunk LB Grant MacDonald DL James Savoie* DB KEY DEPARTURES Justin Dunk QB Rob Maver P/K Ryan Bomben T KEY RECRUITS Kalen Seilis Hunter Principi Jeff Finley Robbie Fraquarson Keith Walker

DL DL DL RB RB

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Ryan Bonben T Nick Fitzgibbon RB (2nd Team All-Cdn) Rob Maver P Rob Maver PK James Savoie HB (1st Team All-Cdn) SECOND TEAM Jedd Gardner REC Grant MacDonald DT Adam Dunk LB

Did you know...Rob Maver finished in 8th place on the CIS all-time field goals list with 54.

Maver was also the first kicker selected in the first round of the CFL Draft since 2007.

FG Att-Made % Lng R. Maver 13-14 92.9 43

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gryphons playoff history

2009 RESULTS September 7 @ Queen’s 12 York 18 @ Toronto 26 Western October 3 Waterloo 9 @ Ottawa 17 Laurier 24 @McMaster 31 @Western* *Playoff

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49-52 L 8-66 W 53-25 W 41-39 L 24-34 W 26-50 L 21-14 L 29-32 L 18-37 L

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McMaster Marauders David Braley Athletic Centre 1280 Main Street West Hamilton, ON, L8S 4K1 Tel: (905) 525-9140 Fax: (905) 526-1573 Web: www.marauders.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Jeff Giles 905-525-9140, ext. 23699 gilesj@mcmaster.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Brian Lewis 905-525-9140, ext. 23665 905-902-4351 (cell) lewisbr@mcmaster.ca Cameron Dunlop 905-525-9140, ext. 24458 905-741-8767 (cell) dunlopc@mcmaster.ca

ASSISTANT COACHES (CON’T) Tom Pain - Linebackers Mark Forsyth - Defensive Secondary Kwame Aidoo- Defensive Secondary Dana Segin - Special Teams/Kickers HOME FIELD Ron Joyce Stadium - Capacity: 5,500 OFFICIAL COLOURS Maroon and Grey

2009 RECORD Regular Season: 6-2 Playoffs: 1-1 (Lost in OUA Semifinal)

GAME DAY CONTACT Event Cell Phone 905-902-3804 Stadium Phone 905-525-9140 ext. 20369

HEAD COACH Stefan Ptaszek (5th season) 905-525-9140, ext. 23276 ptaszek@mcmaster.ca

MARAUDERS MEDIA Hamilton Spectator 905-526-3222 The Silhouette 905-525-9140 ext.27117 CHCH TV 905-522-1101 ext.2210 CHML AM 900 905-521-9900 CFMU 93.3 FM 905-525-9140 Cable 14 905-523-1414 ext. 33

ASSISTANT COACHES Stuart Smith - General Manager Jon Behie - Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks Greg Knox - Defensive Coordinator Frank Gesztesi - Recruiting Coordinator/ Linebackers Mark Verbeek - Special Teams / Strength & Conditioning / Defensive Line Ryan Loveday - Film & Scout Team Coordinator Jason Riley - Offensive Line Brian Brock - Offensive Line Larry Guarascia - Running Backs Jason Kana - Running Backs Al Anonech - Receivers Corey Grant - Receivers Ken Crichton - Offensive Assistant Carm Genovese - Defensive Line

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2010 SCHEDULE

August 31 Queen’s September 6 Laurier

11 @ Western 18 @ Ottawa 25* Windsor October 2 @ York 7 Guelph 16 @ Toronto *Homecoming

7 pm 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 1 pm 1pm 7 pm 1 pm

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds K. Quinlan 89-153-1405 R. Fantham 39-71-524

% TD-Int 58.2 9-7 54.9 6-3

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD J. Kozina 116-745 6.2 2 J. Nemet 98-631 6.2 1 K. Quinlan 37-242 6.1 6 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD M. Peressini 31-411 13.3 4 M. Dicroce 23-400 17.4 0 K. D'Hollander 22-397 18 5

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng M. Peressini 11-234 21.3 28 J. Kozina 10-197 19.7 32 T. Croonen 3-43 14.3 20 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng M. Dicroce 27-319 11.8 75 C. Lynch 25-285 11.4 37

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast R. Chmielewski 48-44-8 S. Cecchini 31-28-6 D. Baronas 25-21-8 Sacks R. Chmielewski R. Filice A. Bekasiak

3.5 2 2

Interceptions Int-Yds C. Lynch 3-37 D Baronas 2-7 S. Dennis 2-3

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds Avg A. Waugh 30-1633 54.4 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng A. Waugh 58-1988 34.3 52 FG Att-Made % Lng A. Waugh 9-12 75 38

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KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Byron Metcalfe DB Steve Cecchini* DL Ryan Chmielewski LB Justin Glover OL Mike Hoy OL Matt Sewell OL Kyle Quinlan QB Jordan Kozina RB Joey Nemet* RB Kevin D’Hollander REC Matt Peressini REC KEY DEPARTURES James Edwards Ryan Fantham Matt Giordino Justin Vance Cody Lynch

DE QB REC LB CB

KEY RECRUITS Allan Dicks Andrew Dunlop Steve Ventresca Jason Riley Ryan Saunders Marshall Ferguson Tyler Crapigna Jimmy Hill Ryan Kotar Sheldon Davis

DB DB DB DL LB QB K/P RB RB LB

* 2010 East-West Bowl Participant 2009 OUA Awards Cody Lynch

OUA Rookie of the Year

2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Justin Glover G (1st Team All-Cdn) Ryan Chmielewski LB SECOND TEAM Matt Sewell T Steve Cecchini DE Byron Metcalfe HB Cody Lynch CB

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MARAUDERS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

Did you know... McMaster is undefeated against the Greg Marshall led Mustangs since his return to Western.

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MARAUDERS PLAYOFF HISTORY

2009 RESULTS September 7 Waterloo 12 @ Queen’s 19 @ York 26 Laurier October 3 @ Western 8 Toronto 17 @ Windsor 24 Guelph 31 @ Ottawa* November 7 @ Queen’s* * Playoff

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Ottawa Gee-Gees uOttawa SportS

Services 801 King Edward Ave (E204) Ottawa, ON, K1N 6N5 Tel: (613) 562-5800 Fax: (613) 562-5255 Web: www.geegees.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Luc Gélineau 613-562-5800, ext. 4336 gelineau@uottawa.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Mike Beasley 613-562-5800 ext. 4338 613-853-8048 (cell) sportinfo@uottawa.ca

2009 RECORD Regular Season: 6-2 Playoffs: 0-1 (Lost in OUA Quarter Final) HEAD COACH Jean Philippe-Asselin (1st season) 613-562-5800, ext. 6339 jasseli3@uottawa.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Sean Hall - Defensive Coordinator Chris Coulson - Offensive Coordinator Irv Daymond - Offensive Line Naim El-Far - Assistant Offensive Line Jonathan Stephens - Quarterbacks Craig Bears - Running backsh Tyler Aldercotte - Receivers coach Jamie Price - Assistant Offensive - Quarterbacks Mike White - Defensive backs Jean-François Roy - Defensive line Pierre Plante - Linebacker David Timmons - Assistant Defensive Backs Doug Grinnell - Assistant Defensive Luigi Costanzo - Special Team Coordinator David Miller-Johnston - Kickers Francois Gravelle - Academics Ray Perras - Peak Performance Hassan Saeed - Strength and Conditioning Marco Walker-Ng - Strength and Conditioning

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HOME FIELD Frank Clair Stadium – Capacity: 15,000 OFFICIAL COLOURS Garnet and Grey GAME DAY CONTACT Mike Beasley 613-853-8048 (cell) GEE-GEES MEDIA Ottawa Sun 613-739-5177 Ottawa Citizen 613-829-9100 CTV Ottawa 613-224-1313 CBC Ottawa 613-288-6000 The Team Radio 613-750-1200

2010 SCHEDULE August 31 @ Windsor 7 pm September 6 Western 1 pm 11 @ York 1 pm 18 McMaster 1 pm 25 @ Queen’s 1 pm October 2 @ Toronto 1 pm 9 Laurier 1 pm 23 Guelph 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds B. Sinopoli 144-249-2084 A. Colbon 6-10-71

% TD-Int 57.8 11-6 60 0-0

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD J. Wilson-Ross 111-845 7.1 6 B. Sinopoli 53-627 11.8 7 B. Gillanders 46-281 6.0 2 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD S. Hughes 41-685 16.7 2 C. Adjeitey 37-672 18.2 7 M. Bolduc 24-316 13.2 1

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng C. Elliott 9-140 15.6 38 S. Cha 7--129 18.4 45 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng C. Elliott 29-240 8.3 32 S. Cha 17-155 9.1 25

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast M. Cornell 36.5-29-15 T. Sawyer 29.5-24-11 C. Elliott 27-23-6 Sacks M. Cornell Y. Lekadir B. Lowe T. Kirkpatrick R. Almonte

4 3 3 3 3

Interceptions Int-Yds C. Elliott 4-3 A. Lothian 2-45

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds Avg M. Falvo 43-1996 46.4 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng M. Falvo 57-1995 35 53 FG Att-Made % Lng M. Falvo 17-22 77.3 42

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KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Cyril Adjeitey Matt Bolduc

Sébastien Bourget-Fournier Patrick D’Amico

Philippe David

Chayce Elliott

Steven Hughes*

Kevin Magee

James McNaughton

Brad Sinopoli*

Sébastien Tétreault

Bjay Willan

REC REC LB OL OL CB REC DT LB QB DT DE

KEY DEPARTURES Craig Bearss Maxime Bédard Mike Cornell

KEY RECRUITS Dimitri Aramouni Ashton Beaudry Fred Casselman Mathieu Chartrand Jean-Sébastien Collin Demetri Dalekos Ettore Latanzio Nick Lecour Alex Lundstrom Alexis Patenaude Daud Semalulu Adam Valchuk Randy Williams Dustin Wilson

LB DB OL OL DE FB DE LB QB DT REC DT DB DB

RB DB DB

* 2010 East-West Bowl Participant 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Sébastien Tétreault DT (2nd Team All-Cdn) Cyril Adjeitey REC (2nd Team All-Cdn) Frank Spera OG SECOND TEAM Steve Hughes Jordan Wilson-Ross Mike Cornell Chayce Elliot

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2009 RESULTS September 6 Western 32-17 L 12 @ Waterloo 45-11 W 19 Queen’s 20-8 L 25 @ Toronto 35-15 W October 3 @ Laurier 27-25 W 9 Guelph 26-50 W 17 @ York 54-31 W 24 Windsor 9-24 W 31 McMaster* 27-15 L * Playoff

Did you know... The undefeated 1975 Vanier Cup champion GeeGees had 21 players drafted to the Canadian Football League, a CIS record.

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queen’s gaels Queen’s University Athletics & Recreation 69 Union Street Kingston, ON, K7L 3N6 Tel: (613) 533-6000 Fax: (613) 545-6478 Web: www.gogaelsgo.com DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Leslie Dal Cin 613-533-6000, ext. 74720 dalcinl@queensu.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Michael Grobe comm.sio@queensu.ca 613-533-6000, ext. 77369 613-484-6763 (cell) 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 7-1 Playoffs: 4-0 (Won Vanier Cup) HEAD COACH Pat Sheahan (11th season) 613-533-6287 fbcoach@queensu.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Pat Tracey - Defensive Coordinator Ryan Bechmanis - Special Teams Coordinator/ Defensive Backs Ryan Sheahan - Quarterbacks/Video Coordinator Pat Corbin - Offensive Assistant Ryan Freeman - Offensive Line Dan Brannagan Sr. - Running Backs Jeff Wood - Linebackers Pat McMenamin - Kicking Don Sweet - Kicking Bob Vespaziani - Defensive Line Marty Gordon - Offensive Assistant Scott Valberg - Receivers Ron Augustine - Recruiting Glen Williamson - Recruiting Lorne Milsap - Recruiting

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HOME FIELD Richardson Stadium: Capacity - 10,258 OFFICIAL COLOURS Gold, Blue and Red GAME DAY CONTACTS Michael Grobe 613-484-6763 (cell) Kelly Smith 613-484-7706 (cell) GAELS MEDIA Whig Standard 613-544-5000, ext. 296 CFRC 101.9 FM 613-533-2121 Queen’s Journal 613-533-6711

2010 SCHEDULE August 31 @ McMaster 7 pm September 12 Windsor 1 pm 18 @ Guelph 1 pm 25* Ottawa 1 pm October 2 @ Western 1 pm 9 Toronto 1 pm 16 @ Laurier 1 pm 23 York 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds D. Brannagan 174-279-2580 J. Chapdelaine 16-25-127

% TD-Int 62.4 15-7 64 0-1

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD J. Therrien 99-525 5.1 1 M. Gordon 49-318 6.4 3 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD S. Valberg 55-913 16.6 4 C. Ioannides 44-474 10.8 4 D. Sheahan 37-551 14.9 1 B. Morrison 26-421 16.2 3

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng J. Allin 20-490 24.5 105 G. Plumpton 3-20 6.7 17 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng J. Allin 41-567 13.8 78 M. Surya 9-64 7.1 14 G. Plumpton 3-29 9.7 15

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast M. Vickers 41-35-12 T. Leeper 40-32-16 D. Rooney 33.5-30-7 Sacks S. Williams F. Pankewich O. Ukwuoma K. MacDonald

4 3 2.5 2.5

Interceptions Int-Yds J. Allin 5-12 D. Rooney 3-63 C. Smith 2-0

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds D. Village 56-2882 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng D. Village 50-1854 37.1 65 M. Petranovic 9-294 32.7 53 FG Att-Made % Lng D. Village 12-13 92.3 47 M. Petranovic 3-5 60 37

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KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Alex Daprato DB Devan Sheahan REC Matt O’Donnell* OL Blaise Morrison REC Chris Ioannides REC Frank Pankewich DL Dan Bederman OL KEY DEPARTURES Dan Brannagan Jimmy Allin Scott Valberg Shomari Williams Vince De Civita Chris Smith

QB DB REC DL OL LB

KEY RECRUITS Sam Sabourin Derek Wiggan Billy McPhee Zach Fitterer Aaron Gazendam Keith Lagace

LB DE QB DE REC/K RB

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant 2009 OUA Awards Danny Brannagan Dalt White ( Yates Cup Most Outstanding Player) T.J. Leeper Russ Jackson 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Matt O’Donnell T (1st Team All-Cdn) Scott Valberg REC (1st Team All-Cdn) Osie Ukwuoma DE (1st Team All-Cdn) Jimmy Allin CB (1st Team All-Cdn) Stephen Laporte Cover SECOND TEAM Jimmy Allin Dan Brannagan Dan Bederman Vince DeCivita Dan Village David Rooney

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GAELS PLAYOFF HISTORY Year 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

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QUEEN'S PLAYOFF RECORD SF Yates UWO 3-42

Bowl

UWO 14-32

WLU 29-27 WAT 51-14 YRK 27-6

OTT 12-47 UWO 55-20 WLU 33-36 OT

MAC 25-19

OTT 10-23

Vanier

UBC 16-3

TOR 22-7

CGY 21-31

WLU 22-42 GUE 23-16

SMU 31-0

LAV 33-30

CGY 33-31

MAC 19-33

UWO 19-27

2008

OTT 13-23

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MAC 32-6

Did you know... Queen’s University has won the most conference and national championships in Canadian university football history. To date, the Gaels have compiled 38 championships, including 8 national titles, 23 Yates Cup’s and 7 Dunsmore Cup titles.

Western and Toronto sit second with 34 championship titles each.

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2009 RESULTS September 7 Guelph 49-52 W 12 McMaster 7-8 W 19 @ Ottawa 20-8 W 26 York 0-67 W October 3 @ Windsor 42-21 W 10 @ Waterloo 43-21 W 17 Western 26-27 W 24 @ Laurier 13-25 L November 7 McMaster* 6-32 W 14 Western* 39-43 W *Playoff

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toronto varsity blues University of Toronto Faculty of Physical Education and Health 55 Harbord Street Toronto, ON, M5S 2W6 Tel: (416) 978-3436 Fax: (416) 971-2118 Web: www.varsityblues.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS & HIGH PERFORMANCE SPORT Beth Ali 416-978-7379 beth.ali@utoronto.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Jill Clark 416-978-4263 416-938-1620 (cell) mb.challoner@utoronto.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 1-7 Did not qualify for playoffs HEAD COACH Greg DeLaval (3rd season) 416-978-2744 greg.delaval@utoronto.ca ASSISTANT COACHES John Engel - Assistant Head Coach/ Offensive Coordinator Tom Gretes - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs John Engel - Quarterbacks Ozzie Blackett - Running Backs Brent Weir - Offensive Line John Scott - Defensive Line Greg DeLaval - Special Teams Derek Livingstone - Kicking

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HOME FIELD Varsity Centre: Capacity 5,000 OFFICIAL COLOURS Blue and White GAME DAY CONTACTS Mary Beth Challoner 416-946-5131 416-407-3538 (cell) VARSITY BLUES MEDIA Toronto Star 416-869-4394 Toronto Sun 416-947-2266 The Varsity 416-946-7600 The FAN 590 Radio 416-935-8445 City TV 416-599-2489 CTV 416-384-5000 AM640 416-646-8640

2010 SCHEDULE September 1 @ Guelph 3 pm 6 Windsor 7 pm 11 @ Laurier 7 pm 18* York 1 pm October 2 Ottawa 1 pm 9 @ Queen’s 1 pm 16 McMaster 1 pm 23 @ Western 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds J. Srubb 84-161-1216 A. Gillis 37-93-489

% TD-Int 52.2 6-4 39.8 1-1

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD A. Gillis 37-242 6.2 0 W. Cariazo 18-131 7.2 0 E. Williams 35-117 3.0 1 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD D. Meerveld 45-546 12.1 45 J. Wright 27-457 16.9 5 S. Palladino 20-287 14.4 1

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng M. Morris 17-327 19.2 44 M. D’Souza 15-314 20.9 34 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng M. Morris 29-203 7.0 67 M. D’Souza 3-24 8.0 21

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast D. Batchelor 49.5-48-3 K. Kennedy 40.5-37-7 W. DeSouza 36.5-34-5 Sacks M. Evans J. Cappiello W. D’Souza K. Kennedy

KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Andrew Gillis QB Josh Gibbs OL Derek Batchlor DB Wilkerson DeSouza LB Mark Evans DL KEY DEPARTURES Chris Kowalczuk OL Matt D’Souza DB/PR/KR Matt Morris DB/KR KEY RECRUITS Justin Babin Chris Weiland Alex Pierzchalski Chris Johnson Zack Lukings James Bodanis

REC RB REC LB DL DL

Did you know... The Varsity Blues captured the inaugural Yates Cup in 1898, and 10 of the first 17 championships.

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Interceptions Int-Yds K. Kennedy 3-19 B. Miller 1-16 M. D’Souza 1-0

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds A. Lomasney 30-1253 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng W. Sharpe 67-2138 31.9 55 FG Att-Made % Lng A. Lomasney 5-9 55.6 40

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VARSITY BLUES PLAYOFF HISTORY

2009 RESULTS September 7 Laurier 12 @ Windsor 18 Guelph 25 Ottawa October 3 @ York 8 @ McMaster 17 Waterloo 24 @ Western

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Waterloo Warriors University of Waterloo Department of Athletics and Recreation Services 200 University Ave. Waterloo, ON, N2L 3G1 Tel: (519) 888-4567 Fax: (519) 746-2283 Web: www.gowarriorsgo.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Bob Copeland 519-888-4567 ext 33663 bcopelan@uwaterloo.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Dan Ackerman 519-888-4567 ext 35694 519-501-8581 (cell) dgackerm@uwaterloo.ca 2008 RECORD Regular Season 3-5 Did not qualify for playoffs HEAD COACH Dennis McPhee (3rd season) 519-888-4567 ext. 36968 damcphee@uwaterloo.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Joe Paopao - Asst. Head Coach/ Offensive Line Marshall Bingeman- Offensive Line

HOME FIELD Warrior Field - Capacity: 3,500 OFFICIAL COLOURS Black, Gold and White GAME DAY CONTACTS Chris Gilbert 226-747-5657 Dan Ackerman 519-501-8581 WARRIORS MEDIA The Record 519-894-2231 The Imprint 519-888-4048 Waterloo Chronicle 519-886-2830 ext 229 CKGL AM 570 519-743-6397 CKCO TV 519-578-1313 Rogers Television 519-894-8148 570 AM NEWS 519-743-6397

Waterloo suspends program for 2010, moving forward with program The University of Waterloo Warriors 2010 season has been suspended from competition due to the scope of banned substance issue with the team and the cloud of suspicion that surrounded the team heading into the 2010 season. With so many uncertainties and an internal review pending, the senior management at the University of Waterloo made the decision to suspend the program from competition in 2010.

Moving forward the team is fully expected to return in 2011 with support from senior management and re-instated Waterloo coaching staff following a review which showed no malpractice on the part of the coaches. The Warriors will partake in a series of controlled scrimmages against teams in the OUA to ensure the team is fully prepared entering the 2011 season.

The Waterloo athletic department has initiated steps to introduce new educational measures regarding performance enhancing drugs. The involvement of the Taylor Hooton Foundation is a first step, and it is intended that one of the outcomes of this event is that the University of Waterloo will become a Canadian leader in anti-doping education and awareness.

As well, the Canadian Football League has endorsed an educational campaign and will have representatives appear at Ontario universities throughout the season to promote the message of drug-free sport.

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds E. Martin 86-137-1321 L. Balch 63-109-782

% TD-Int 62.8 10-10 57.8 3-6

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD M. Socholotiuk 105-642 6.0 6 L. Balch 35-220 6.2 3 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD S. Cowie 37-504 13.6 3 D. Zender 32-591 18.5 5 M. Socholotiuk 21-251- 12.0 3

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng N. Anapolksy 25-477 19.1 27 E. Roque 8-146 18.2 28 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng T. Smith 14-105 7.5 27 N. Anapolksy 11-106 9.6 12

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast M. Nicholson 58-46-24 B. Moallim 33.5-28-11 J. Verdone 33-23-20 Sacks B. Moallim A. Heeley A. Wolfe

5 3 2

Interceptions Int-Yds J. Verdone 2-0 T. Smith 2-38

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds D. Sevigny 24-1339 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng D. Sevigny 6502490 38.3 59 FG Att-Made % Lng D. Sevigny 6-11 54.5 27

2009 OUA ALL-STARS SECOND TEAM Dustin Zender REC Dave Sevugy P

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WARRIORS PLAYOFF HISTORY

2009 RESULTS September 7 @ McMaster 12 Ottawa 19 @ Laurier 26 Windsor October 3 @ Guelph 10 Queen’s 17 @ Toronto 24 York

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The University of Western Ontario Department of Athletics 1151 Richmond Street Thames Hall, Room 3170 London, ON, N6A 3K7 Tel: (519) 661-2111 Fax: (519) 661-3937 Web: www.westernmustangs.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Thérèse Quigley 519-661-2111 ext. 88448 tquigley@uwo.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Andy Watson 519-661-3089 519-709-1858 (cell) awatso47@uwo.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 6-2 Playoffs: 2-1 (Lost in Yates Cup) HEAD COACH Greg Marshall (4th season) 519-661-2111 ext: 80516 gmarsha@uwo.ca

ASSISTANT COACHES Paul Gleason - Defensive Coordinator Mickey Donovan - Special Teams/Recruiting/ Linebackers Jeff Watson - Strength and Conditioning Chris Bertoia - Recruiting/Offensive Line Mark Burkich - Quarterbacks/Offensive Assistant Nigel Wilson - Receivers Paul Sguigna - Running Backs Joe Leckie - Offensive Line J.P. Circelli - Offensive Line Mike Circelli - Defensive Line Gary Jubinville - Video/Administration P.J. Edgeworth - Defensive Backs Kevin Willits - Defensive Backs Mark Bukich - Assistant Gary Haldenby - Assistant Brian Burgess - Assistant Chris Patton - Video Coordinator

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ASSISTANT COACHES (CON’T) Mark Carmody - Equipment Manager Rob Walsh - Head Athletic Therapist Dr. Tony Cogliano - Team Doctor HOME FIELD TD Waterhouse Stadium - Capacity 8,200 OFFICIAL COLOURS Purple, White and Silver GAME DAY CONTACTS Dan Durack 519-495-7457 (cell) MUSTANGS MEDIA London Free Press 519-667-4506 A Channel TV 519-636-9086 Rogers Television- 519-619-3368 CJBK Radio 519-686-2525 CHRW Radio 519-661-2111 ext. 84905 The Gazette 519-661-3580

2010 SCHEDULE September 1 Laurier 7 pm 6 @ Ottawa 1 pm 11 McMaster 1 pm 18 @ Windsor 7 pm 25 @ Guelph 1 pm October 2* Queen’s 2 pm 16 @ York 1 pm 23 Toronto 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds M. Faulds 201-309-3033 D. Marshall 12-33-199

% TD-Int 65 15-9 36.4 1-1

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD N. Riva 98-622 6.2 10 D. Thomas 55-420 7.3 4 M. Faulds 36-214 5.6 4 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD N. Pasic 36-520 14.4 0 N. Trevail 33-568 17.2 1 Z. Bull 27-373 13.8 0 N. Riva 25-401 16 5

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng R. Tremblay 8-185 23.1 51 D. Thomas 7-134 19.1 29 N. Riva 5-79 15.8 25 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng C. Butler 19-169 8.9 35 R. Tremblay 16-170 10.6 51 C. Watson 13-28 2.2 17

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast J. Surla 46-34-24 C. McNair 39-33-12 A. Kaiser 36.5-28-17 Sacks J. Surla C. Greaves A. Kaiser

6.5 4.5 3.5

Interceptions Int-Yds J. Surla 3-35 C. Elliott 3-15 A. Handsor 2-88

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds D. Wheeler 55-3029 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng D. Wheeler 44-1695 38.5 56 A. Nikouline 4-123 30.8 31 FG Att-Made % Lng D. Wheeler 6-10 60 34 A. Nikouline 5-9 55.6 22

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KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Nathan Riva RB John Surla* LB Mike Van Praet DT Craig Butler* CB/FS Matt Norman* OL KEY DEPARTURES Michael Faulds Jesse Bellamy Chris Greaves Andy Rady Zach Pollari

QB REC DL OL OL

KEY RECRUITS Ben Rossong Joe Circelli Brian Marshall Bryce Lawrence John Monyhan

QB OL REC REC LB

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant

2009 OUA AWARDS Michael Faulds League MVP John Surla Def. Player of Year 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Michael Faulds QB (2nd Team All-Cdn) Nathan Riva RB (2nd Team All-Cdn) John Surla LB (1st Team All-Cdn) Matt Norman G Nick Trevail REC SECOND TEAM Craig Butler Conor Elliot Chris Greaves Nick Pasic Josh Buttrill

FS LB DT REC T

Did you know... Former Western Mustangs defensive lineman Vaughn Martin is playing with the NFL’s San Diego Chargers. Other former Mustangs to play in the NFL include Tyrone Williams and Tim Tindale.

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MUSTANGS PLAYOFF HISTORY

2009 RESULTS September 6 @ Ottawa 12 Laurier 19 @ Windsor 26 @ Guelph October 3 McMaster 8 York 17 @ Queen’s 24 Toronto 31 Guelph* November 7 @ Laurier* 14 @ Queen’s* * Playoffs

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wILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS Wilfrid Laurier University Department of Athletics and Recreation 75 University Ave. West Waterloo, ON, N2L 3C5 Tel: (519) 884-0710 Fax: (519) 884-0203 Web: www.laurierathletics.com DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Peter Baxter 519-884-0710 ext. 2216 pbaxter@wlu.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Mike Whitehouse 519-884-0710 ext. 2855 519-500-7776 (cell) mwhitehouse@wlu.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 6-2 Playoffs: 0-1 (Lost in OUA Semifinal) HEAD COACH Gary Jeffries (8th season) 519-884-0710 ext. 2180 gjeffries@wlu.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Ryan Pyear - Offensive Coordinator Ron VanMoerkerke - Defensive Coordinator/ & Defensive Backs Josh Alexander - Special Teams Coordinator & Offensive Line Pat Crabbe - Recruiting Coordinator/ Rohan Thompson - Strength and Conditioning & Linebackers Kerry Martin - Film Coordinator Tom Arnott - Offensive Line Kyle Pyear - Running Backs Steven Frake - Receivers Bob Clapperton - Receivers Rod Philp - Quarterbacks Aaron Hardy - Offensive Scout Team Carl Zender - Offensive Quality Control Blaine Beck - Defensive Line BIll Morrison - Defensive Line Dan Bovair - Defensive Backs

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ASSISTANT COACHES (CON’T) Jesse Alexander - Linebackers Chuck Thompson - Speed Agility Brent McFarlane - Speed Agility HOME FIELD Knight-Newbrough Field University Stadium - Capacity: 6,500 OFFICIAL COLOURS Purple and Gold GAME DAY CONTACTS Mike Whitehouse 519-500-7776 Ari Grossman 519-500-7779 Press Box 519-884-0519 University Stadium Attendant Desk 519-884-0710 ext 3427 GOLDEN HAWKS MEDIA The Record 519-894-2231 The Cord 519-884-0710 ext. 3564 Waterloo Chronicle 519-886-2830 ext 229 CKCO TV 519-578-1313 570 AM NEWS 519-743-6397

2010 SCHEDULE September 1 @ Western 7 pm 6 @ McMaster 1 pm 11 Toronto 7 pm 25 York 1 pm October 2* Guelph 1 pm 9 @ Ottawa 1 pm 16 Queen’s 1 pm 23 @ Windsor 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds

% TD-Int

I. Noble

47.9 60.7

E. Pawliuk 94-162-1457 L. Thompson 23-48-350

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2-1 3-4

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD M. Montoya 131-851 6.5 6 A. Bennett 52-275 5.3 0 E. Pawliuk 45-238 5.2 3 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD D. Heap 28-592 21.1 2 S. Chambers 23-346 15.0 3 J. Bishop 20-275 13.8 1

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng D. Heap 18-493 27.4 57 S. Chambers 4-74 18.5 22 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng D. Heap 56-912 16.3 71 A. Anthony 8-97 12.1 26

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast C. Stephen 44.5-40-9 M. Bosch 42.5-35-15 G. Rapanaro 37.5-31-13 Sacks G. Rapanaro S. Cormack N. Sapone C. Stephen

4.5 4 2 2

Interceptions Int-Yds G. Rapanaro 3-53 S. McCahill 3-118 C. Stephen 2-49

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds C. Mamo 46-2364 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng C. Mamo 57-2098 36.8 68 FG Att-Made % Lng C. Mamo 13-20 65 45

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KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Giancarlo Rapanaro Dillon Heap* Mitchell Bosch Alex Anthony Shamawd Chambers Michael Knill

LB REC LB REC REC OL

KEY DEPARTURES Taurean Allen Courtney Stephen Adam Bestard Chima Ihekwoaba Dave Montoya Josh Bishop

CB FS G LB DL REC

KEY RECRUITS Dennis Lyte Shane Kelly Tyrell Wilson Matt Fisher Dan Harriss Josh DaSilva Max Sullivan

CB QB RB OL DB OL OL

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Dillon Heap KR (1st Team All-Cdn) Giancarlo Rapanaro LB (2nd Team All-Cdn) Dillon Heap REC Steve Cormack DT Paul Hancock DE Jordan Van Horn HB Taurean Allen CB Courtney Stephen FS SECOND TEAM Adam Bestard Mike Montoya Carlos Naranjo

G RB Cover

Did you know... Dillon Heap broke the CIS punt return record in 7 games in 2009

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2009 RESULTS

September 7 @ Toronto 12 @ Western 19 Waterloo 26 @ McMaster October 3 Ottawa 10 Windsor 17 @ Guelph 24 Queen’s November 7 Western* *playoff

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WINDSOR LANCERS University of Windsor Athletics & Recreation 401 Sunset Ave. Windsor, ON, N9B 3P4 Tel: (519) 253-3000 x 2437 Fax: (519) 973-7058 Web: www.goLancers.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Gord Grace 519-253-3000 ext. 2437 ggrace@uwindsor.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Elisa Mitton 519-253-3000 ext. 2447 519-984-6302 (cell) emitton@uwindsor.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 2-5 Did not qualify for playoffs HEAD COACH Mike Morencie (13th season) 519-253-3000 ext. 2462 morenc@uwindsor.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Rick Cranker - Director of Football Operations Joe D’Amore - Assistant Jon Dent - Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator Bryan Dufour - Receivers Badi Qawwas - Offensive Line Sal Faieta - Offensive Line Brian Taffinder - Running Backs Mike Plante - Defensive Line Maha Atogwe - Defensive Backs Frank Jeney - Strength & Conditioning

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HOME FIELD University of Windsor Stadium Capacity: 5,000 OFFICIAL COLOURS Blue and Gold GAME DAY CONTACTS Elisa Mitton 519-984-6302 (cell) LANCERS MEDIA The Windsor Star 519-255-5784 The Lance 519-253-3000 ext 3923 CKLW AM 800 519-253-9494 CBC Television 519-255-3462 CBC Radio - 519-255-3558 A Channel TV - 519-977-7432 TV Cogeco - 519-966-6677

2010 SCHEDULE August 31 Ottawa 7 pm September 6 @ Toronto 7 pm 12 @ Queen’s 7 pm 18 Western 7 pm 25 @ McMaster 1 pm October 9 York 1 pm 16 @ Guelph 1 pm 23 Laurier 1 pm

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds S. Malian 44-84-500 D. Carloni 30-62-409

% TD-Int 52.4 4-4 48.4 2-7

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD K. Anglin 71-409 5.5 2 P. Lefaive 53-281 5.2 1 D. Hymers 34-172 4.5 1

KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Sam Malian QB Kamar Anglin RB Jordan Brescacin SB Nick Cicchini* OL Seamus Postuma DL Chris Arquette LB Matt Bucknor DB KEY DEPARTURES Matt Morencie Steve Platz John Celestino Colin Dixon

OL OL LB DB

Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng C. Fernandes 42-279 6.6 26 D. Osmun 4-15 3.8 11

KEY RECRUITS Austin Kennedy Kyle Tyo Jason Blondeau Josh Burns Dylan Kucheravy

QB SB SB WR LB

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant

Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD C. Fernandes 22-242 11 1 J. Brescacin 15-249 16.6 2 M. Harrington 7-115 10.5 1

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng D. Townsend 20-448 22.4 49 K. Anglin 3-46 15.3 26

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast J. Celestino 54-41-26 S. Postuma 33-26-14 D. Townsend 30-27-6 Sacks S. Postuma C. Arquette

4 2

Interceptions Int-Yds B. Quayson 2-15 B. Townsend 2-69 C. Dixon 2-29

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds R. Eeuwes 35-1953

J.P. Metras Trophy Matt Morencie 2009 OUA ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM Matt Morencie OT SECOND TEAM Seamus Postuma DE

Did you know... DE Mike Dent and former Lancer QB and current offensive coordinator Jon Dent are cousins.

Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng J. Colella 57-1928 33.8 55 A. Langlois 26-846 32.5 52 FG Att-Made % Lng J. Colella 7-11 63.6 41

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2009 RESULTS September 7 @ York 17-14 W 12 Toronto 3-30 W 19 Western 60-7 L 26 @ Waterloo 0-49 L October 3 Queen’s 42-13 L 10 @ Laurier 20-37 L 17 McMaster 15-14 L 24 @ Ottawa 9-24 L

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York University School of Kinesiology & Health Science 4700 Keele Street Tait McKenzie Centre Toronto, ON, M3J 1P3 Tel: (416) 736-2100 Fax: (416) 736-5702 Web: www.yorkulions.ca DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS Jennifer Myers 416-736-2100 ext. 55968 jmyers@yorku.ca SPORTS INFORMATION Alyson Fisher 416-736-5984 647-637-3480 (cell) alysong@yorku.ca 2009 RECORD Regular Season: 0-8 Did not qualify for playoffs HEAD COACH Warren Craney (1st Season) 416-736-2100 ext. 22902 wcraney@yorku.ca ASSISTANT COACHES Michael Faulds - Offensive Coordinator/ Eric Laflamme - Defensive Coordinator John Forbes - Defensive Backs Tom Norwell - Linebackers Bart Zemanek - Quarterbacks Joe Rumolo - Defensive Line Adrian Duchek - Special Teams Coordinator Mike Laporte - Defensive Assistant Brian Duguay - Offensive Line

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HOME FIELD York Stadium - Capacity: 2,500 OFFICIAL COLOURS Red and White GAME DAY CONTACTS Alyson Fisher 647-637-3480 (cell) LIONS MEDIA Toronto Sun 416-947-2266 Toronto Star 416-869-4394 Excalibur 416-736-5238

2010 SCHEDULE September 6 Guelph 1 pm 11 Ottawa 1 pm 18 @ Toronto 1 pm 25 @ Laurier 1 pm October 2* McMaster 1 pm 9 @ Windsor 1 pm 16 Western 1 pm 23 @ Queen’s 1 pm *Homecoming

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2009 team leaders OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing Cmp-Att-Yds N. Coutu 45-139-736

% TD-Int 32.4 3-9

Rushing Att-Yds Avg TD J. Appiah 105-472 4.3 1 S. Kormos 38-172 4.2 0 M. Daly 30-166 5.3 1 Receiving Rec-Yds Avg TD J. Peyton 22-453 20.6 3 W. Austin 15-173 11.5 1 D. Woodward 7-108 15.4 0

SPECIAL TEAMS

Kickoff Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng J. Marshall 20-383 19.1 40 A. Bugdahn 8-109 13.6 58 W. Austin 7-80 11.4 18 Punt Ret Ret-Yds Avg Lng J. Marshall 16-115 7.2 70 W. Austin 11-70 6.4 26

DEFENSIVE LEADERS

Tackles Tot-Solo-Ast S. Reading 63.5-56-15 J. Kowalewsky 38.5-34-9 A Clarke 38-36-4 Sacks R. Thomas A. Clarke

3 2

Interceptions Int-Yds A. Clarke 3-5 J. Marshall 2-0 S. Reading 1-24

KEY RETURNING PLAYERS Matt Snyder OL Jacob Appiah* RB Andrew Clarke* CB Ryan Rowe RB Jonelle Tolbert REC Justin Kowalewsky DB Theo Feroiu DB Boris Radulovic OL Steve Reading LB KEY DEPARTURES Matt Davis OL KEY RECRUITS Zack Duguay Simon Laberge James Tuck Geoffrey Adubofour Dallas Smith Nick Matsoukas Nathaniel Griffiths

OL DL LB LB FB DB REC

*2010 East-West Bowl Participant

Did you know... Linebacker Steven Reading has led the Lions in tackles in each of the last two years, totalling 107.5 in 15 games played.

KICKING

Kickoffs Att-Yds D. David 15-638 D. Divito 2-110 Punts Att-Yds Avg Lng A. Moretti 74-2447 33.1 62 FG Att-Made % Lng A. Moretti 4-6 66.7 34

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2009 RESULTS September 7 Windsor 12 @ Guelph 19 McMaster 26 @ Queen’s October 3 Toronto 8 @ Western 17 Ottawa 24 @ Waterloo

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2009 standings, results & plaYoffs Team GP W L OTL GF GA Queen’s 8 7 1 0 272 149 Laurier 8 6 2 0 210 136 Western 8 6 2 0 335 145 Ottawa 8 6 2 0 260 169 McMaster 8 6 2 0 232 148 Guelph 8 3 5 0 310 253 Waterloo 8 3 5 0 226 213 Windsor 8 2 5 0 110 244 Toronto 8 1 7 0 98 279 York 8 0 8 0 97 414 September 6, 2009 October 3, 2009 Western 32 Ottawa 17 Toronto 45 York 27 Ottawa 27 Laurier 25 September 7, 2009 Queen’s 42 Windsor 13 Winsor 17 York 14 Waterloo 24 Guelph 34 Waterloo 21 McMaster 52 McMaster 42 Western 35 Guelph 49 Queen’s 52 Laurier 36 Toronto 0 October 8, 2009 York 6 Western 64 Toronto 3 McMaster 21 September 12, 2009 Ottawa 45 Waterloo 11 Laurier 7 Western 30 October 9, 2009 McMaster 7 Queen’s 8 Guelph 26 Ottawa 50 York 8 Guelph 66 Toronto 3 Windsor 30 October 10, 2009 Windsor 20 Laurier 37 September 18, 2009 Queen’s 43 Waterloo 21 Guelph 53 Toronto 25 October 17, 2009 September 19, 2009 Ottawa 54 York 31 Waterloo 18 Laurier 29 Laurier 21 Guelph 14 Queen’s 20 Ottawa 8 Waterloo 30 Toronto 7 McMaster 49 York 8 Western 26 Queen’s 27 Western 60 Windsor 7 McMaster 15 Windsor 14 (OT) September 25, 2009 Ottawa 35 Toronto 15 September 26, 2009 York 0 Windsor 0 Laurier 30 Western 41

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2009 FINAL STATISTICS OFFENSIVE LEADERS PASSING COMP ATT YDS TD INT LG COMP % Michael Faulds - Western 201 310 3033 15 9 77 64.8 Danny Brannagan - Queen’s 174 280 2580 15 7 62 62.1 Bradley Sinopoli - Ottawa 144 249 2084 11 6 71 57.8 Justin Dunk - Guelph 127 227 1897 13 5 78 55.9 Evan Pawliuk - Laurier 94 162 1457 8 10 88 58 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG Mike Montoya - Laurier 131 847 6.47 105.88 6 49 Jordan Wilson-Ross - Ottawa 111 790 7.12 112.86 6 62 Nick Fitzgibbon - Guelph 110 736 6.69 92.00 8 85 Jordan Kozina - Mcmaster 116 720 6.21 90.00 2 38 Matt Socholotiuk - Waterloo 105 633 6.03 79.13 6 56 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG Scott Valberg - Queen’s 55 913 16.60 114.13 4 53 Steven Hughes - Ottawa 41 685 16.71 85.63 2 68 Cyril Adjeitey - Ottawa 37 672 18.16 96.00 7 71 Dustin Zender - Waterloo 34 611 17.97 76.38 5 75 Dillon Heap - Laurier 28 592 21.14 74.00 2 84 DEFENSIVE LEADERS TACKLES TOT T SOLO T ASS T Steven Reading - York 63.5 56 15 Matthew Rossetti - Guelph 60 52 16 Adam Dunk - Guelph 59 42 34 Mitch Nicholson - Waterloo 58.5 48 21 John Celestino - Windsor 54.5 40 29 SACKS S INTERCEPTIONS INT YDS Bashir Moallim -Waterloo 50 Mark Durigon - Guelph 6 183 Giancarlo Rapanaro - Laurier 4.5 Jimmy. Allin - Queen’s 5 12

Chayce Elliott - Ottawa 4 3 SPECIAL TEAMS KICK RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG Dillon Heap-Laurier 18 493 27.4 0 57 Jimmy Allin - Queen’s 20 490 24.5 1 105 Nick Anapolsky - Waterloo 25 477 19.1 0 27 Daryl Townsend - Windsor 20 448 22.4 0 49 Jason Marshall - York 20 383 19.1 0 20 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG Dillon Heap - Laurier 56 912 16.3 0 71 Jimmy Allin-Queen’s 41 567 13.8 3 78 Michael Dicroce - McMaster 27 319 11.8 1 75 Cody Lynch - McMaster 25 285 11.4 0 37 Soonbum Cha - Ottawa 17 155 9.1 0 25 KICKING KICKOFFS NO YDS AVG Rob Maver - Guelph 44 2341 53.2 Matthew Falvo - Ottawa 43 1996 46.4 Chris Mamo - Laurier 36 1986 55.2 Andrew Waugh - McMaster 30 1633 54.4 Dan Village - Queen’s 31 1627 52.5

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2009 FINAL STATISTICs PUNTS NO YDS AVG LG Rob Maver - Guelph 66 2723 41.7 49 Dave Sevigny - Waterloo 65 2490 38.3 59 Adam Moretti - York 74 2447 33.1 62 William Sharpe - Toronto 65 2129 32.7 55 Chris Mamo - Laurier 57 2098 36.8 68 FIELD GOALS Rob Maver - Guelph Dan Village - Queen’s Matthew Falvo - Ottawa Andrew Waugh - McMaster Adam Moretti - York

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FG% LG 92.9 43 92.3 47 77.3 42 75 38 66.7 34

Team OFFENCE YDS YDS/G RUSH RUSH/G PASS PASS/G Western 4652 581.5 1478 184.8 3174 396.8 Ottawa 4115 514.4 1985 248.1 2130 266.2 Queen’s 3942 492.8 1155 144.4 2787 348.4 Guelph 3659 457.4 1508 188.5 2151 268.9 McMaster 3635 457.4 1778 222.2 1857 232.1 Waterloo 3512 439.0 1262 157.8 2250 281.2 Laurier 3422 427.8 1615 201.9 1807 225.9 Toronto 2464 308.0 659 82.4 1805 225.6 Windsor 1854 231.8 906 113.2 948 118.5 York 1675 209.4 844 105.5 831 103.9 TEAM DEFENCE YDS YDS/G RUSH RUSH/G PASS PASS/G Queen’s 2629 328.6 783 97.9 1846 230.8 Laurier 2732 341.5 906 113.2 1826 228.2 McMaster 2769 346.1 1034 129.9 1735 216.9 Ottawa 2779 347.4 1263 157.9 1516 189.5 Western 2804 350.5 903 112.9 1901 237.6 Waterloo 3098 387.2 1621 202.6 1477 184.6 Windsor 3718 464.8 1851 231.4 1867 233.4 Guelph 3957 494.6 1330 166.2 2627 328.4 Toronto 3967 495.9 1784 223.0 2183 272.9 York 4477 559.6 1715 214.4 2762 345.2

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OUA 2009 Attendance 2009 REGULAR SEASON ATTENDANCE BY GAME & UNIVERSITY

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YATES CUP HISTORY Yates Cup competition began in 1898 in the inaugural season of the Canadian Intercollegiate Rugby Football Union. It is North America’s oldest football trophy still being presented, pre-dating the Grey Cup and the Michigan-Minnesota “Little Brown Jug” by 11 years.

The trophy was presented by Dr. Henry Brydges Yates, a former McGill football player who had graduated in medicine in 1893. A lecturer in bacteriology at McGill from 1893 to 1914, he later served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Canadian Army Medical Corps during World War I. While overseas, Dr. Yates fell ill with bronchitis which claimed his life in 1915.

From its inception through 1970, the Yates Cup was awarded to the top-ranked team at the end of the regular season. For much of that period, the league consisted of four teams (McGill, Queen’s, Toronto, Western), so a six-week schedule allowed a double round-robin format. A post-season playoff was only held if there was a tie for first place, or the second-place team had beaten the leader in league play. As such, there were just 27 Yates Cup championship games before 1971, and a total of 65 to date.

With the reorganisation of the Ontario Universities Athletic Association in 1971, a formal playoff structure was introduced, and the Yates Cup was awarded to the winner of the championship game. Between 1974 and 1978, the Cup was awarded jointly to the champions of the East and West Divisions.

Entering its 103rd season of competition in 2010, the Yates Cup has been won the most times by the Western Mustangs, who have 28 league titles. The Varsity Blues, winners of the inaugural championship in 1898, stand second with 25 victories. This year’s Yates Cup presented by Pioneer Petroleums will take place on Nov. 13 at the home of the highest remaining playoff seed.

PAST YATES CUP CHAMPIONS 2009 Queen’s 1974 Toronto/Western 2008 Western 1973 Laurier 2007 Western 1972 Lutheran 2006 Ottawa 1971 Western 2005 Laurier 1970 Queen’s 2004 Laurier 1969 McGill 2003 McMaster 1968 Queen’s 2002 McMaster 1967 Toronto 2001 McMaster 1966 Queen’s 2000 McMaster 1965 Toronto 1999 Waterloo 1964 Queen’s 1998 Western 1963 Queen’s 1997 Waterloo 1962 McGill 1996 Guelph 1961 Queen’s 1995 Western 1960 McGill 1994 Western 1959 Western 1993 Toronto 1958 Toronto 1992 Guelph 1957 Western 1991 Laurier 1956 Queen’s 1990 Western 1955 Queen’s 1989 Western 1954 Toronto 1988 Western 1953 Western 1987 Laurier 1952 Western 1986 Western 1951 Toronto 1985 Western 1950 Western 1984 Guelph 1949 Western 1983 Toronto 1948 Toronto 1982 Western 1947 Western 1981 Western 1946 Western 1980 Western 1940-45 War 1979 Western 1939 Western 1978 Laurier/Queen’s 1938 McGill 1977 Western/ Queen’s 1937 Queen’s 1976 Western/Ottawa 1936 Toronto 1975 Ottawa/Windsor 1935 Queen’s

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2009 OUA ALL-STARS/CIS ALL-CANADIANS

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POSITION ATHLETE SCHOOL QB Danny Brannagan Queen’s RB Jordan Wilson-Ross Ottawa RB Mike Montoya Laurier IR Steven Hughes Ottawa IR Nick Pasic Western WR Jedd Gardner Guelph WR Dustin Zender Waterloo C Dan Bederman Queen’s G Vince DeCivita Queen’s G Adam Bestard Laurier T Josh Buttrill Western T Matt Sewell McMaster KR Jimmy Allin Queen’s PK Dan Village Queen's P Dave Sevigny Waterloo DT Chris Greaves Western DT Grant MacDonald Guelph DE Seamus Postuma Windsor DE Steve Cecchini McMaster LB Mike Cornell Ottawa LB Adam Dunk Guelph LB Conor Elliot Western HB Byron Metcalfe McMaster HB David Rooney Queen's CB Chayce Elliot Ottawa CB Cody Lynch McMaster FS Craig Butler Western Cover Carlos Naranjo Laurier *Denotes tie

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FIRST TEAM POSITION ATHLETE SCHOOL CB Jimmy Allin Queen's KR Dillon Heap Laurier G Justin Glover McMaster T Matt O’Donnell Queen's IR Scott Valberg Queen’s DE Osie Ukwuoma Queen’s LB John Surla Western HB James Savoie Guelph SECOND TEAM POSITION ATHLETE SCHOOL QB Michael Faulds Western RB Nick Fitzgibbon Guelph RB Nathan Riva Western WR Cyril Adjeitey** Ottawa DT Sébastien Tétreault Ottawa LB Giancarlo Rapanaro Laurier FS Courtney Stephen Laurier

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MATT MORENCIE (WINDSOR) CIS J.P. Metras Trophy OUA J.P. Metras Trophy Morencie is the first Lancer in history to receive the Metras trophy as CIS top down lineman.

Over the course of his five-year university career, the human kinetics major started every game since he joined Windsor as a 17-year-old freshman in September of 2005, and has played all five positions on the offensive line, as well as stints at slot back in 2006 and a number of snaps on the defensive line over the past two years. After being named an OUA all-star last season, the 6-foot-3, 290-pound senior made the switch to centre this fall and didn’t miss a beat, earning a spot on the first all-Canadian team. Morencie flourished in his new role that saw him in charge of making all the calls and adjustments for the offensive line.

A physical point-of-attack run blocker and a high quality pass protector made Morencie one of the league’s most dominant offensive linemen once again last season.

Morencie was one of the big reasons former Windsor teammate Daryl Stephenson graduated in 2008 as the CIS all-time leading rusher with 5,163 career yards. After he was selected 21st overall in the 2009 CFL Entry Draft by the BC Lions, Morencie chose to return to school to finish his degree. He signed with the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 2010.

T.J. Leeper (QUEEN’S) OUA Russ Jackson Award Nominee Linebacker T.J. Leeper (London, Ont.) of the Queen’s Gaels is OUA’s nominee for the Russ Jackson Award, presented annually by CIS to the player who best exemplifies the attributes of academic achievement, football skill and citizenship. Over the past five seasons Leeper distinguished himself as one of the most intelligent players to ever play at Queen’s. A four-year starter at linebacker, Leeper was a perennial academic all-Canadian who earned a reputation for being a physical tackler who is always in the right position. In 2009 he led the OUA’s topranked defence with 40 tackles (32 solo, 16 assisted), five tackles for loss and one fumble recovery.

While completing his degree in life sciences, Leeper was a committed community volunteer. Among his many endeavours, Leeper served as a peer tutor both at Queen’s and with several local high schools. He volunteered with the Kingston General Hospital working with terminally ill patients, and was a regular visitor to the children’s ward. In addition, he was also a leading force in Queen’s Football Reading Heroes, a community outreach program where members of the football team maintain a significant presence in local elementary schools in an effort to inspire grade school children to improve their literacy. .

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OUA awards MICHAEL FAULDS (WESTERN) OUA Most Valuable Player Quarterback Michael Faulds was named the 2009 Most Valuable Player of the OUA. The award comes on the heels of a record breaking season, completing 201 passes for a total of 3,033 yards, the most ever in OUA and CIS history.

Fifteen of those passes went for touchdowns as the fifth year senior took his team to a 6-2 regular season record.

In the process Faulds also set the OUA and CIS career passing record with 10,811 yards. He finishes his illustrious career completing 761 pass attempts for 10,811 yards and 60 touchdowns. Faulds is the 11th player in Western football history and the first since Andy Fantuz in 2005 to be named OUA MVP.

GARY JEFFRIES (LAURIER) OUA Coach of the Year presented by Centaur Products Inc. Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks head coach Gary Jeffries is the Dave “Tuffy” Knight Award winner as OUA coach of the year, presented by Centaur Products, Inc. In his seventh season as head coach of the Golden Hawks, Jeffries led a young team to a 6-2 record and second place in the OUA. Highly regarded as a great motivator, Jeffries’ Hawks have been one of the top programs in the nation throughout his tenure. This is his fourth coach of the year award following three straight from 2003-2005 when he was the named the CIS coach of the year in 2003.

CODY LYNCH (McMASTER) OUA Norm Marshall Trophy McMaster Marauders defensive back Cody Lynch (Stoney Creek, Ont.) earned the Norm Marshall Trophy as OUA rookie of the year.

Lynch made a seamless transition into OUA action in 2009. The standout playmaker in a young McMaster secondary started every game last season for the Marauders at the boundary corner position. Lynch finished the season with 22.5 tackles and led the team with three interceptions.

Lynch was also the only player to score a defensive touchdown this season for the Marauders. In addition to being a key member of the defence, Lynch was also a significant contributor to the special teams as the team’s top punt returner.

Lynch is the fourth Marauder since 1997 and the second in the last three years (Ryan Chmielewski in 2007) to be named rookie of the year.

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OUA AWARDS JOHN SURLA (WESTERN) OUA President’s Trophy Winner Niagara Falls resident John Surla was the OUA President’s Trophy winner. The thirdyear defensive captain led the Mustangs defence with 52 total tackles (36 solo and 32 assists). In addition, Surla also recorded three interceptions and two sacks.

The heart and soul of the Mustang defence, Surla also played on every special teams play and performed the team’s long snapping duties. Surla is the fifth player from Western to be named top defensive player and the first since Derek Krete in 1996.

DANNY BRANNAGAN (QUEEN’S) OUA Dalt White Trophy Danny Brannagan (Burlington, Ont.) threw for 515 yards and five touchdowns as the No. 4 nationally-ranked Queen’s Gaels captured their first Yates Cup since 1978 with a 43-39 victory over the No. 5 Western Mustangs.

Brannagan’s 515 yards were the fourth-highest total in a playoff game in Canadian Interuniversity Sorts (CIS) history and for his performance, the fifth-year quarterback earned the Dalt White Trophy as Yates Cup most valuable player.

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OUA MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979

Michael Faulds Mike Giffin Josh Sacobie Daryl Stephenson* Andy Fantuz* Jesse Lumsden* Tom Denison* Tom Denison* Ben Chapdelaine* Kojo Aidoo* Mike Bradley Ben Chapdelaine Jarrett Smith

Jarrett Smith

Sean Reade

Bill Kubas*

Tim Tindale*

Eugene Buccigrossi* Tim Tindale*

Tom Chartier

Mike Shoemaker Mike Shoemaker Ken Evraire

Blake Marshall* Steve Samways

Phil Scarfone

Phil Scarfone

Chris Byrne

Dan Feraday*

Greg Marshall*

W - Scott Mallender

COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

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OUA AWARDS HISTORY

E - Jim Etcheverry Bishop’s 1978 W - Jamie Bone* Western

E - Bob O’Dougherty Queen’s 1977 W - Jim Reid

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E - Bruce Wilkins Bishop’s 1976 W - Ed Skowneski Windsor

E - Mike Murphy Ottawa 1975 W - Bruce Morris Guelph

E - Neil Lumsden Ottawa 1974 W - Ross Tripp McMaster

E - Joe Colvey Carleton 1973 Neil Lumsden

Ottawa 1972 W - Neil Lumsden Ottawa

E - Andy Parichi* Windsor 1971 Wayne Dunkley Toronto 1970 Heino Lilles

Queen’s 1969 Dave Fleiszer* McGill 1968 Mike Raham*

Toronto 1967 Mike Eben*

Toronto 1966 Don Bayne

Queen’s 1965 Peter Howlett McGill 1964 Jim Young

Queen’s 1963 Willie Lambert McGill 1962 Tom Skypeck

McGill 1961 Cal Conner

Queen’s 1960 Tom Skypeck

McGill 1959 William Mitchell Western 1958 Peter Joyce

Toronto 1957 Ron Stewart

Que./Wat. * winner of Hec Crighton Trophy for outstanding university football player in Canada 1987 John Musselman Windsor 1986 Larry Haylor Western 1985 Rich Newbrough Laurier 1984 Bernie Custis McMaster 1983 Tom Dimitroff Guelph 1982 Bernie Custis* McMaster 1981 Darwin Semotiuk Western 1980 Dave Knight Laurier 1979 W - Dave Knight* Laurier

E - Cam Innes Ottawa 1978 W - Frank Cosentino York

E - Doug Hargreaves Queen’s 1977 W - Gino Fracas Windsor

E - Bruce Coulter Bishop’s 1976 W - Gino Fracas Windsor

W - Darwin Semotiuk* Western

E- Doug Hargreaves Queen’s

E- Dwight Fowler Ottawa

E- Bruce Coulter Bishop’s *-winner of the Frank Tindall Trophy as CIS Football Coach of the Year NOTE: In 1995, Rick Zmich of Laurier won the award.

In 1991, Rich Newbrough of Laurier won the award.

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NORM MARSHALL TROPHY - ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

Cody Lynch Jordan Verdone* Ryan Chmielewski Nick Fitzgibbon Danny Brannagan Daryl Stephenson Chris Ullerick Andy Fantuz* Ryan Pyear Jeff Bonelli John Katsaouni Kojo Aidoo* Ben Chapdelaine Jeff Johnson* Corey Grant

Chris Moore

Andre Batson

Sean Reade* Peter Floro

Bill Kubas*

McMaster Waterloo McMaster Guelph Queen’s Windsor Western Western Laurier Windsor Laurier McMaster McMaster York Laurier Windsor York Western York Laurier

1989 Ozzie Nethersole Windsor 1988 Chuck Sims

Guelph 1987 Andy Cecchini Laurier 1986 Chris Porter Windsor 1985 Ken Evraire Laurier 1984 Rob Cecile Windsor 1983 Paul Nastasiuk* Laurier 1982 Kris Keillor Laurier 1981 Tino Iacono York 1980 Dave Shouldice Laurier 1979 W - Bill Mintsoulis Toronto

E - Bob Wright Queen’s 1978 W - John Lowe* Guelph

E - Ron Poulton McGill 1977 W - Phil Colwell Laurier

E - Bill Harshaw Concordia 1976 W - Jim Reid* Laurier

E - Bruce Wilkins Bishop’s * - winner of the Peter Gorman Trophy as the Rookie of the Year in Canadian university football

PRESIDENT’S TROPHY - STAND UP DEFENSIVE PLAYER 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993

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John Surla Thaine Carter* Anthony Maggiacomo Jesse Alexander Jason Pottinger Jason Pottinger John Sullivan Ray Mariuz Mark Pretzlaff Damian Porter Donnie Ruiz Jason Tibbits Jason Van Geel* Derek Krete*

Patrice Denis

Cory Delaney*

Lou Tiro*

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1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980

Mike O’Shea Fred Grossman Clive Tharby John O’Brien Larry Vaughn Brent Lewis* Matt Janes Mark Horvath Alex Troop Sam Benincasa Sam Benincasa Barry Quarrell Rich Payne*

Guelph Laurier Laurier York Waterloo Western Western McMaster Laurier Guelph Guelph Laurier Laurier

* - winner of the Presidents’ Trophy as the Outstanding Defensive Player (except for Down Linemen) in Canadian university football

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J.P METRAS - LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

Matt Morencie* Osie Ukwuoma Scott Evans* Chris Best* Kyle Koch Ryan Jeffrey Matt Kirk Jeet Rana Chuck Walsh David D’Onofrio Kojo Millington Paul Blenkhorn Roger Dunbrack Derek Parkes John Raposo John Raposo Reinhardt Keller David Scandiffio Richard Fischer Chris Morris* Rob Godley Veron Stiliadis*

Windsor Queen's Laurier Waterloo McMaster Laurier Queen’s York Waterloo York Laurier Waterloo Western Western Toronto Toronto Laurier Toronto Toronto Toronto Western Laurier

OUA AWARDS HISTORY 1987 Pierre Vercheval* Western 1986 Louie Godry* Guelph 1985 Dirk Leers York 1984 Dirk Leers York 1983 Sean McKeown Western 1982 Peter Langford Guelph 1981 John Celestino Windsor 1980 David Pearson Western 1979 W - Ian Ward Western

E - Jim Muller Queen’s 1978 W - Ken Parsons Toronto

E - Kevin Rooney McGill 1977 W - John Miller Laurier

E - Dick Bakker Queen’s 1976 W - Jim Lynn Windsor

E - Tim Leach Ottawa 1975 W - Rich Ott Laurier

E - Paul Kilger Ottawa 1974 W - Ron Southwick McMaster

E - Geoff Sutherland Toronto * - winner of the J.P. Metras Trophy as the outstanding lineman in Canadian university football

DALT WHITE - YATES CUP MVP 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979

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Sean Reade

Glenn McCausland Wally Gabler Bill Kubas John LeClair Rob Stewart Ray Macoritti Luc Geritsen Rick Wolkensberg Steve Samways Randy Walters Dave Pearson Andy Rossitt Ryan Potter Greg Marshall Ryan Potter

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OUA PLAYERS IN CFL/nfl GUELPH GRYPHONS Rob Maver - Calgary Stampeders Ryan Bomben - Montreal Alouettes

WATERLOO WARRIORS Chris Best - Calgary Stampeders Joel Reinders - Cleveland Browns

McMaster Marauders Jason Arakgi - B.C. Lions Mike Bradwell - Toronto Argonauts Ryan Donnelly - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Andrew Jones - B.C. Lions Kyle Koch - Edmonton Eskimos Ray Mariuz - Hamilton Tiger-Cats Jason Pottinger - Toronto Argonauts Jeff Robertshaw - Montreal Alouettes Andre Sadeghian - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Chris Van Zeyl - Toronto Argonauts

WESTERN MUSTANGS Conor Elliott - Toronto Argonaughts Andy Fantuz - Saskatchewan Roughriders Christopher Greaves - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jeff Keeping - Toronto Argonauts Vaughn Martin - San Diego Chargers (NFL) Leron Mitchell - Saskatchewan Roughriders Derek Schiavone - Edmonton Eskimos

OTTAWA GEE-GEES Jocelyn Frenette - Saskatchewan Roughriders Adam Nicolson - Hamilton Tiger-Cats Mike Cornell - Calgary Stampeders QUEEN'S GAELS Rob Bagg - Saskatchewan Roughriders Bryan Crawford - Toronto Argonauts Mike Giffin - Montreal Alouettes Matt Kirk - Hamilton Tiger-Cats Neil Puffer - Edmonton Eskimos Brad Smith - Edmonton Eskimos Chris Smith - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Dee Sterling - Edmonton Eskimos Shomari Williams - Saskatchewan Roughriders

WILFRID LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS Taurean Allen - Calgary Stampeders Yannick Carter - Hamilton Tiger-Cats Ian Logan - Winnipeg Blue Bombers Chima Ikekwoaba - Detroit Lions (NFL) Justin Phillips - Calgary Stampeders Peter Qunney - Toronto Argonaugts Andre Talbot - Edmonton Eskimos WINDSOR LANCERS Dan Comiskey - Calgary Stampeders Arjei Franklin - Calgary Stampeders Daryl Stephenson - Winnipeg Blue Bombers YORK LIONS Andre Durie - Toronto Argonauts Jeff Johnson - Toronto Argonauts (As of August 18, 2010)

2010 CFL CANADIAN DRAFT Round Selection CFL Team Player Position University 1 1 Saskatechwan Shomari Williams LB Queen’s 1 5 Calgary Rob Maver K Guelph 2 13 Calgary Taurean Allen DB Laurier 2 14 Montreal Chima Ihekwoaba DE Laurier 4 26 Toronto Joel Reinders OT Waterloo 4 28 Winnipeg Christopher Smith LB Queen’s 4 31 Montreal Ryan Bonben OL Guelph 5 32 Toronto Michael Warner OL Waterloo 6 44 Toronto Conor Elliot LB Western 6 45 Winnipeg Christopher Greaves DL Western ALL-TIME OUA SELECTIONS IN NFL DRAFT Year Round Selection Player School Position NFL Team 2009 4 113 Vaughn Martin Western DL San Diego 1992 9 239 Tyrone Williams Western WR Phoenix 1982 12 333 Dan Feraday Toronto QB Cincinnati 1979 11 280 John Priestner Western LB Baltimore Note: Mike Schad was selected in the first round, 23rd overall in the 1986 NFL Draft as a member of Queen’s which was part of the OQIFC.

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TEAM SCORING

MOST POINTS IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 90 Laurier (vs. York) 19-Oct-74 85 Laurier (vs. Guelph) 22-Oct-77 83 Ottawa (vs. McGill) 12-Oct-74 80 Laurier (vs. McMaster) 8-Oct-92 80 McMaster (vs. Toronto) 13-Sep-03 80 Queen's (vs. York) 4-Oct-08 MOST POINTS IN A GAME - BOTH TEAMS 111 Ottawa 83 McGill 28 12-Oct-74 106 Laurier 85 Guelph 21 22-Oct-77 106 Guelph 53 Western 53 22-Oct-88 105 Laurier 90 York 15 19-Oct-74 101 Queen’s 52 Guelph 49 7-Sep-09 MOST POINTS IN A SEASON 424 McMaster 2003 398 McMaster 2004 388 Western 2004 374 Queen's 2008 371 Western 2005

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FEWEST POINTS FOR IN A SEASON 17 Concordia 1978 6 games 32 UQTR 1978 6 games 32 York 2008 8 games 34 Waterloo 1985 7 games 35 McMaster 1996 8 games FEWEST POINTS AGAINST IN A SEASON 34 Windsor 1975 7 games 40 Ottawa 1976 7 games 44 Western 1972 6 games 50 McGill 1969 7 games 50 Western 1986 7 games MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON 49 McMaster 2004 8 games 45 Western 2004 8 games 45 Queen's 2008 8 games 44 Western 2005 8 games

MOST POINTS AGAINST IN A SEASON 471 York 2008 8 games 450 Toronto 2004 8 games 438 Toronto 2003 8 games 433 Toronto 2005 8 games 418 Toronto 2006 8 games

TEAM RUSHING

MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 637 Laurier (vs. York) 1974 547 Laurier (vs. Guelph) 1977 499 York (vs. Toronto) 1984 485 Laurier (vs. Guelph) 1975 MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A SEASON 2807 McMaster 2003 2555 McMaster 2004 2524 Laurier 1974 2354 Laurier 1977 2352 Laurier 1973 MOST YARDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 70 Laurier (vs. Windsor) 31-Oct-81 67* Queen's (vs. Bishop's) 05-Nov-77 63 Bishop's (vs. Carleton) 06-Oct-76 MOST YARDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A SEASON 402 Laurier 1973 393 Laurier 1971 360 Laurier 1974 353 McMaster 2003

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TEAM PASSING

MOST YARDS PASSING IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 603 Laurier (vs. McMaster) 08-Oct-92 588 Queen's (vs. Guelph) 15-Sep-01 562 Queen’s (vs. York) 26-Sep-09 561* Queen's (vs. Western) 02-Nov-02 555* Western (vs. Toronto) 29-Oct-94 *Playoff game MOST YARDS PASSING IN A SEASON 3174 Western 2009 3147 Queen's 2003 3086 Queen's 2002 2933 Western 2002 2766 Toronto 1981 MOST COMPLETIONS IN A SEASON 222 Queen's 2003 214 Western 2009 200 Toronto 1981 198 Queen’s 2009 MOST TD PASSES IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 9 Laurier (vs. McMaster) 08-Oct-92 7* Western (vs. Windsor) 26-Oct-02 7* Windsor (vs. Laurier) 08-Nov-75 *Playoff game

MOST TD PASSES IN A SEASON 26 Ottawa 2001 26 Queen’s 2008 25 Queen's 2003 24 Laurier 2004 23 Laurier 1994 23 McMaster 2002 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS IN A GAME -ONE TEAM 74* Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 02-Nov-96 65 Toronto (vs. Windsor) 17-Oct-81 *Playoff game MOST PASS ATTEMPTS IN A SEASON 346 Queen's 2003 343 Western 2009 328 Toronto 1981 323 Windsor 2001 322 Queen's 2002 MOST COMPLETIONS IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 41 Toronto (vs. Windsor) 17-Oct-81 40 Western (vs. Toronto) 24-Oct-09 37* Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 02-Nov-96 35 Queen’s (vs. Western) 17-Oct-09 *Playoff game

TEAM DEFENCE

MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED BY IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 10 McMaster (vs. Waterloo) 17-Oct-81 8 McGill (vs. Ottawa) 13-Oct-78 MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED BY IN A SEASON 28 McGill 1978 27 Queen's 1971 23 McMaster 1981 22 Guelph 1979

MISCELLANEOUS

MOST FUMBLES LOST IN A SEASON 36 Guelph 2004 27 York 2007 27 Guelph 1973 27 Windsor 1971 26 Laurier 1978 26 Waterloo 1975

MOST PENALTY YARDAGE IN A SEASON 1170 McMaster 2005 1144 Western 2005 1035 Toronto 2007 1014 Ottawa 2005 1008 Ottawa 2001

MOST PENALTY YARDAGE IN A GAME - ONE TEAM 239 Windsor (vs. Guelph) 29-Sep-01 207 Toronto (vs. McMaster) 03-Oct-08 196 Ottawa (vs. Windsor) 27-Sep-08 194 Ottawa (vs. Toronto) 03-Sep-01 193 Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 23-Sep-76

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SCORING

MOST POINTS IN A GAME 42 Mike Murphy 37* Neil Lumsden 36 Jim Reid 36 Andre Durie *Playoff game MOST POINTS IN A SEASON 148 Neil Lumsden 144 Mike Murphy 126 Jesse Lumsden 120 Kojo Aidoo 120 Jesse Lumsden MOST POINTS IN A CAREER 410^ Neil Lumsden 392 Frank Jagas 346 Michael Ray 294 Kevin Reider 290 Rod Maver ^CIS record

Ottawa (vs. McGill) Ottawa (vs. Queen’s) Laurier (vs. Guelph) York (vs. Waterloo)

Ottawa Ottawa McMaster McMaster McMaster

1975 1976 2004 2000 2003

Ottawa Western McMaster Windsor Guelph

1972-75 1990-94 2000-04 2003-07 2006-09

MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME 6 Jim Reid Laurier (vs Guelph) 6 Andre Durie York (vs Waterloo) MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON 21 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 20 Kojo Aidoo McMaster 20 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 17 Tim Tindale Western 16 Jim Reid Laurier 16 Andre Durie York 16 Mike Giffin Queen's

2004 2000 2003 1991 1977 2004 2007

MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN A CAREER 47 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 43 Randy McAuley Western 41 Mike Bradley Waterloo 41 Andy Fantuz Western 40 Kojo Aidoo McMaster

2001-04 2003-07 1997-01 2002-05 1998-02

MOST FIELD GOALS IN A GAME 7 Lance Chomyc Toronto (vs. York) 6 Frank Jagas Western (vs. Guelph) 6* Darryl Wheeler Western (vs. Laurier) *Playoff game MOST FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON 22 Michael Ray McMaster 21 Arek Bigos Waterloo 21 Ara Tchobanian Ottawa 20 Jeff Crews Western 20 Frank Jagas Western 20 Derek Livingstone McMaster

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22-Oct-77 18-Sep-04

06-Oct-82 11-Sep-93 01-Nov-08

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MOST FIELD GOALS IN A CAREER 70^ Frank Jagas Western 59 Michael Ray McMaster 57 Rod Maver Guelph 54 Ara Tchobanian Ottawa 54 Kevin Reider Windsor ^CIS record

1990-94 2001-04 2006-09 2003-07 2003-07

LONGEST FIELD GOAL IN A GAME 55 Kevin Rydeard Western (vs. York) 11-Sep-82 55 Adam Dixon McMaster N/A 1994 53 Dave Pegg Windsor (vs. McMaster) 02-Oct-74 53* Frank Jagas Western (vs. Toronto) 02-Nov-91 53 Roy Venier York (vs. Queen's) 22-Sep-01 53 Matt Armstrong Waterloo (vs. Laurier) 20-Sep-03 *Playoff game MOST CONVERTS IN A GAME 10 Jerry Gulyes 10 Ray Macoritti 10 Ara Tchobanian 10 Dan Village

Laurier (vs. Guelph) Western (vs. Toronto) Ottawa (vs. Toronto) Queen’s (vs. York)

MOST CONVERTS IN A SEASON 48 Michael Ray 47 Michael Ray 45 Dan Village 42 Rob Pikula 42 Darryl Wheeler

McMaster McMaster Queen’s Western Western

2004 2003 2008 2004 2008

MOST CONVERTS IN A CAREER 148 Michael Ray 143 Frank Jagas 108 Derek Livingstone 103 Brian Devlin 103 Neil Lumsden

McMaster Western McMaster Laurier Ottawa

2001-04 1990-94 1997-2000 2003-05 1972-75

MOST SINGLES IN A SEASON 21 Matt Armstrong 14 Ed Becker 14 Ray Macoritti 14 Jeffery Lee-Yaw 13 Steve Boghossian 13 Mike O'Brien

Waterloo Laurier Western Ottawa Waterloo Western

2001 2000 1987 2001 1971 2000

MOST SINGLES IN A CAREER 44 Pep Leadley 41 Ed Becker 39 Frank Jagas

Queen's Laurier Western

1921-25 1998-2002 1990-94

MOST SINGLES IN A GAME 5 Gord Slaughter

Western (vs. Laurier)

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MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A GAME 349 Andre Durie York (vs. Ottawa) 344 Jesse Lumsden McMaster (vs. Waterloo) 334 Andre Durie York (vs. Windsor) 331 Chuck Sims Guelph (vs. York) 327* Davie Mason Ottawa (vs. Guelph) *Playoff game MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A SEASON 1816^ Jesse Lumsden McMaster 1497 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 1367 Andre Durie York 1329 Kojo Aidoo McMaster 1306 Daryl Stephenson Windsor ^CIS record

2004 2003 2004 2000 2005

MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A CAREER 5163^ Daryl Stephenson Windsor 4138 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 3773 Mike Bradley Waterloo 3559 Randy McAuley Western 3437 Tom Chartier Waterloo ^CIS record

2004-08 2001-04 1997-01 2003-07 1988-92

18-Oct-03 11-Sep-04 16-Oct-04 29-Sep-90 25-Oct-08

MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME 6 Jim Reid Laurier (vs. Guelph) 22-Oct-77 6 Andre Durie York (vs. Waterloo) 18-Sep-04 5 Chuck McMann Laurier (vs. York) 19-Oct-74 5 Blake Marshall Western (vs. Toronto) 20-Sep-85 5 Kojo Aidoo McMaster (vs. Toronto) 07-Oct-00 5 Jesse Lumsden McMaster (vs. Western) 04-Oct-03 5 Daryl Stephenson Windsor (vs. Toronto) 24-Sep-05 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON 21^ Jesse Lumsden McMaster 2004 20 Kojo Aidoo McMaster 2000 19 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 2003 16 Jim Reid Laurier 1977 16 Tim Tindale Western 1991 ^CIS record (tie) MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS IN A CAREER 46 Jesse Lumsden McMaster 2001-04 40 Randy McAuley Western 2003-07 38 Mike Bradley Waterloo 1997-01 36 Kojo Aidoo McMaster 1998-02 36 Daryl Stephenson Windsor 2004-08

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OUA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS LONGEST RUSH 108^ Jesse Lumsden 106 Carlyle Buchanan 105 Maurice Doyle 105* Rob Stewart 103 Terry Wiggan 103 Michael Montoya ^CIS record (tie) *Playoff game

McMaster (vs. Waterloo) 11-Sep-04 McMaster (vs. Laurier) 27-Sep-80 Toronto (vs. McMaster) 08-Sep-79 Western (vs. Toronto) 04-Nov-89 Guelph (vs. Windsor) 15-Oct-94 Laurier (vs. York) 20-Oct-07

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A GAME 39 Kyle Pyear McMaster (vs. Laurier) 38 Drew Soleyn Western (vs. Queen's) 37 Gerrit Stam Guelph (vs. Toronto) 36 Tom Chartier Waterloo (vs. Windsor) 36 Ryan Hudecki McMaster (vs. Guelph) 36 Jeff Johnson York (vs. Windsor) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A SEASON 193 Daryl Stephenson Windsor 188 Gerrit Stam Guelph 185 Chris McIntyre Guelph 185 Mike Giffin Queen's 184 Kyle Pyear McMaster

2005 1998 2004 2007 2002

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS IN A CAREER 822 Daryl Stephenson Windsor 644 James Baskin Toronto 587 Mike Bradley Waterloo 578 Tom Chartier Waterloo 553 Jeff Johnson York

2004-08 1995-99 1997-01 1988-92 1996-99

28-Sep-02 13-Oct-01 25-Sep-99 06-Oct-90 16-Sep-95 23-Oct-99

PASSING

MOST YARDS PASSING IN A GAME 561* Tommy Denison Queen's (vs. Western) 555* Warren Goldie Western (vs. Toronto) 550 Michael Faulds Western (vs. Toronto) 546 Dan Feraday Toronto (vs. Windsor) 543 Danny Brannagan Queen’s (vs.York) *Playoff game MOST YARDS PASSING IN A SEASON 3033^ Michael Faulds Western 3001 Tommy Denison Queen's 2907 Tommy Denison Queen's 2806 Chris Hessel Western 2656 Dan Feraday Toronto ^CIS record MOST YARDS PASSING IN A CAREER 10811 Michael Faulds Western 10714 Danny Brannagan Queen’s 9974 Ben Chapdelaine McMaster 9885 Josh Sacobie Ottawa 9530 Justin Dunk Guelph

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2009 2002 2003 2002 1981

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MOST COMPLETIONS IN A GAME 41^ Dan Feraday 39 Michael Faulds 37* Kevin McDonald 35 Danny Brannagan 34 Dan Feraday ^CIS record *Playoff game

OUA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Toronto (vs. Windsor) Western (vs. Toronto) Laurier (vs. Waterloo) Queen’s (vs. Western) Toronto (vs. Western)

MOST COMPLETIONS IN A SEASON 203 Tommy Denison Queen's 201 Michael Faulds Western 194 Dan Feraday Toronto 183 Tommy Denison Queen's 176 Michael Faulds Western

2003 2009 1981 2002 2008

MOST COMPLETIONS IN A CAREER 761 Michael Faulds Western 667 Danny Brannagan Queen’s 637 Josh Sacobie Ottawa 614 Justin Dunk Guelph 609 Ben Chapdelaine McMaster

2005-09 2005-09 2004-08 2005-09 1997-2001

MOST TD PASSES IN A GAME 7* Chris Hessel 6* Dave Pickett 6 Bill Kubas 6 Bill Kubas 6* Warren Goldie 6 Michael Faulds 6 Adam Archibald 6 Josh Sacobie *Playoff game

17-Oct-81 24-Oct-09 02-Nov-96 17-Oct-09 03-Oct-81

Western (vs. Windsor) 26-Oct-02 Windsor (vs. Laurier) 08-Nov-75 Laurier (vs. McMaster) 08-Oct-92 Laurier (vs. McMaster) 06-Oct-94 Western (vs. Toronto) 29-Oct-94 Western (vs. McMaster) 17-Sep-05 McMaster (vs. Toronto) 22-Oct-05 Ottawa (vs. Waterloo) 20-Sep-08

MOST TD PASSES IN A SEASON 24 Tommy Denison 24 Dan Brannagan 23 Bill Kubas 22 Tommy Denison 21 Dan Feraday 21 Chris Hessel 21 Ryan Pyear 21 Josh Sacobie

Queen's Queen's Laurier Queen's Toronto Western Laurier Ottawa

2003 2008 1994 2002 1981 2002 2004 2007

MOST TD PASSES IN A CAREER 79 Josh Sacobie 77 Danny Brannagan 65 Bill Kubas 63 Justin Dunk 62 Chris Hessel 62 Ryan Pyear

Ottawa Queen’s Laurier Guelph Western Laurier

2004-08 2005-2009 1990-94 2005-2009 1998, 2001-04 2001-05

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OUA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED IN A GAME 74^* Kevin McDonald Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 65 Dan Feraday Toronto (vs. Windsor) 57 Bill Kubas Laurier (vs. Toronto) 57 Michael Faulds Western (vs. Queen's) ^CIS record *Playoff game MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED IN A SEASON 315 Dan Feraday Toronto 313 Tommy Denison Queen's 312 Tommy Denison Queen's 310 Michael Faulds Western 290 Justin Dunk Guelph

1981 2003 2002 2009 2006

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED IN A CAREER 1241 Michael Faulds Western 1211 Danny Brannagan Queen’s 1120 Justin Dunk Guelph 1111 Josh Sacobie Ottawa 1107 Ben Chapdelaine McMaster

2005-09 2005-09 2005-09 2004-08 1997-2001

LONGEST COMPLETION 109^ Nathan Body to Scott Gordon 108 Mike O'Brien to Ray Krumme 108 Adam Archibald to Mike Bradwell 106 Rod Philp to Ken Evraire 105 Norm Lucky to Barry St. George 105 Paul Gleeson to Dan Dominico 105 Justin Dunk to Dave McKoy ^CIS record (tie)

02-Nov-96 17-Oct-81 02-Oct-93 27-Sep-08

Guelph (vs. Toronto) 09-Oct-97 Western (vs. McMaster) 12-Sep-98 McMaster (vs. Guelph) 20-Oct-07 Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 19-Sep-87 Ottawa (vs. York) 14-Oct-71 Western (vs. Waterloo) 10-Oct-80 Guelph (vs. Toronto) 23-Sep-06

HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE IN A SEASON (Minimum 15 attempts per game plus 60 percent of team games played) 68.5 Mike Shoemaker Guelph 1988 67.6 Rod Philp Laurier 1987 66.9 Michael Faulds Western 2005 66.7 Ryan Pyear Laurier 2005 65.1 Dave Pickett Windsor 1975

RECEIVING

MOST YARDS RECEIVING IN A GAME 377^ James MacLean Queen's (vs. Guelph) 341 Rob Bagg Queen's (vs. Toronto) 323* Tom McConnell Western (vs. Toronto) 289 Andre Talbot Laurier (vs. Guelph) 256 Mike Bradwell McMaster (vs. Guelph) ^CIS record *Playoff game MOST YARDS RECEIVING IN A SEASON 1300^ Andy Fantuz Western 1093 Andy Fantuz Western 1034 Ryan Janzen McMaster 1031 James MacLean Queen's 1013 Scott Valberg Queen's ^CIS record

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OUA INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 2002-05 1996-2000 1990-94 2004-09 2001-05

Laurier (vs. Guelph) 09-Sep-00 Toronto (vs. Windsor) 17-Oct-81 Queen's (vs. Waterloo) 26-Oct-02 McMaster (vs. Western) 18-Oct-86 Guelph (vs. Western) 26-Oct-91 Toronto (vs. Western) 29-Oct-94

MOST RECEPTIONS IN A SEASON 63 Craig Spear Queen's 60 Frank Marof Guelph 57 Mark Magee Toronto 57 Andy Fantuz Western 55 Scott Valberg Queen’s

2003 1991 1981 2002 2009

MOST RECEPTIONS IN A CAREER 189 Andy Fantuz Western 186 Stefan Ptaszek Laurier 178 Arjei Franklin Windsor 164 Scott Valberg Queen’s 153 Cory Kennedy Toronto

2002-05 1990-94 2001-05 2004-09 2004-08

MOST TD RECEPTIONS IN A GAME 4 Eric Walter McGill (vs. Queen's) 20-Oct-62 4 Nigel Wilson Western (vs. Guelph) 08-Sep-78 4 Kevin Reid Guelph (vs. York) 01-Oct-94 4 Matt Babel Laurier (vs. Western) 15-Sep-01 4 Andy Fantuz Western (vs. McMaster) 17-Sep-05 4 Brad Smith Queen's (vs. Guelph) 09-Sep-06 4 Nick Pasic Western (vs. York) 20-Sep-08 4 Scott Valberg Queen's (vs. York) 04-Oct-08 MOST TD RECEPTIONS IN A SEASON 13 Stefan Ptaszek Laurier 13 Craig Spear Queen's 12 Andy Fantuz Western 12 Andy Fantuz Western 11 Parri Ceci Guelph 11 Andre Talbot Laurier 11 Konrad Gloge McMaster 11 Scott Valberg Queen's

1994 2003 2002 2005 1984 2000 2003 2008

MOST TD RECEPTIONS IN A CAREER 41^ Andy Fantuz Western 28 Stefan Ptaszek Laurier 26 Eric Walter McGill/Toronto 23 Arjei Franklin Windsor 23 Brad Smith Queen's ^CIS record

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN A GAME 4^ John Douglas Waterloo (vs. Windsor) 11-Sep-82 4^* Richard Nakatsu Toronto (vs. Ottawa) 09-Nov-74 ^CIS record *Playoff game MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN A SEASON 9 Dave Croasdale McGill 8 Peter McNabb Toronto

1978 1970

MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN A CAREER 21 Peter McNabb Toronto/Queen's 1970-72/1973-74 21 Matt Carapella Western 2004-08 19 Trevor Small Guelph 2002-06 18 Pat Gallo Western 1988-92 17 Cory Delaney Waterloo 1990-94 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 112^ Don Williams Guelph (vs. Windsor) 111 Mark Chortos Western (vs. York) 111 Mark Durigon Guelph (vs. Laurier) 110 Rohan Dove Laurier (vs. Toronto) 109 Mike LeBrun Ottawa (vs. Carleton)

26-Sep-81 23-Sep-00 17-Oct-10 13-Sep-86 31-Oct-64

^CIS record *Playoff game MOST SACKS IN A SEASON 9.5 Yannick Carter 9.5 Osie Ukwuoma 9.0 Paul Dragojlovich 9.0 Bill Vastis 9.0 David D'Onofrio 9.0 Ricky Foley 9.0 Giancarlo Rapanaro

Laurier Queen's Guelph Guelph York York Laurier

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN 106 Ed McMillan

Carleton (vs. Queen's) 01-Oct-77

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KICKING AND PUNTING

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE IN A SEASON 47.1 Mike O'Brien Western 44.1 Mike O'Brien Western 43.5 Frank Jagas Western 43.5 Arek Bigos Waterloo 42.9 Ray Macoritti Western

1999 2000 1994 1997 1987

MOST YARDS PUNTING IN A GAME 684* Arek Bigos Waterloo (vs. Laurier) 683 George Chilakos Toronto (vs. Windsor) 641 Mike Karpow Waterloo (vs. Laurier) 620 Ed Becker Laurier (vs. Waterloo) 602 Ed Becker Laurier (vs. Windsor) MOST YARDS PUNTING IN A SEASON 3621 Norman Nasser Guelph 3376 Ed Becker Laurier 3201 Mike Telepchuk Guelph 3178 Rob Pikula Western 3176 Norman Nasser Guelph

02-Nov-96 13-Oct-01 09-Sep-78 02-Sep-00 08-Sep-01

2000 2001 1973 2001 2001

MOST YARDS PUNTING IN A CAREER 13921 Ed Becker Laurier 1998-02 12771 Paul Knill Waterloo/Western 1968-72 11537 Andy Vasily Windsor 1992-96 11396 Mike Karpow Laurier/Waterloo 1975-76/1977-79 10969 Scott Essery Windsor 1977-81 LONGEST PUNT 94 Darryl Skuse 89 Sergio Capobianco 85 Brian Devlin 84 Mike Karpow 84 George Chilakos LONGEST KICKOFF 95 Peter Barbaric 90* Brian Devlin 90 Nick Arakgi 90 Dan Bertolo 90 Arek Bigos 90 Serg Capobianco 90 Serg Capobianco 90 Kevin Rydeard *Playoff game

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KICK AND PUNT RETURNS

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS IN A SEASON 912 Dillon Heap Laurier 718 Tom Barbeau McGill 686 Paul Bennett Laurier 616 Corey Grant Laurier 606 Don Hollerhead Windsor

2009 1977 1976 1995 1971

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS IN A GAME 259 Jimmy Allin Queen’s (vs. Guelph) 202 Dillon Heap Laurier (vs. Guelph) MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS IN A CAREER 1886 Don Hollerhead Windsor 1632 Arjei Franklin Windsor 1516 Jimmy Allin Queen’s 1460 Andre Batson York 1427 Chris Rankin McMaster

1971-75 2001-05 2005-2009 1993-97 1999-2003

MOST PUNT RETURN TDS IN A SEASON 5 Paul Bennett Laurier 4 Dave White Ottawa 3 Don Hollerhead Windsor 3 Bill Morasutti Toronto 3 Heron Tait Guelph

1976 1974 1975 1985 1993

LONGEST PUNT RETURN 130^* John Kelley Guelph (vs. Laurier) 130 Steve Valeriote Waterloo (vs. York) 129 Ian Forde Waterloo (vs. Toronto) 128# Jedd Gardner Guelph (vs. York) 125# Jedd Gardner Guelph (vs. Waterloo) 125# Jason Marshall York (vs. Windsor) ^CIS record *Playoff game #Missed field goal return

07-Sep-09 17-Oct-09

01-Nov-75 21-Oct-78 01-Sep-03 11-Oct-08 04-Oct-08 07-Sept-09

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE IN A SEASON 729 Matt D’Souza Toronto 2006 647 Ed Slabikowski Windsor 1982 581 Matt D’Souza Toronto 2007 555 George Polyzois Toronto 2004 552 Ian Logan Waterloo 2003 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 112 Joe Pariselli 111 Kevin Johnson 111 Jason Tibbitts 110 Darrell Penner 109 Brandon Little

York (vs. Western) Laurier (vs. Windsor) Waterloo Queen's (vs. Bishop's) McMaster (vs. Laurier)

02-Nov-85 03-Oct-98 1998 18-Sep-76 08-Nov-03

MOST KICKOFF RETURN TDS IN A SEASON 3 Joe Pariselli York 1985 The OUA office has made every effort to ensure the statistical information in this publication is up-to-date and correct. However, we welcome any suggestions or questions you may have. Please direct these to: Laura Bridgman Communications & New Media Tel: 905-540-5156 Cell: 905-870-9773 Email: laura.bridgman@oua.ca

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