Colour Awards

Colour Awards Yearbook 2009-10

2009-10 By the Numbers

Welcome

Provincial Results (OUA)

Principal & Vice-Chancellor.................................................. 2 Associate Vice-Principal and Dean of Student Affairs......................................................... 3

Interuniversity Teams

Basketball . ................................................................................ 6 Cross Country........................................................................... 8 Fencing........................................................................................ 9 Field Hockey............................................................................10 Figure Skating.........................................................................11 Football.....................................................................................12 Hockey.......................................................................................14 Lacrosse....................................................................................16 Rowing......................................................................................18 Rugby.........................................................................................20 Soccer........................................................................................22 Swimming................................................................................24 Track & Field............................................................................26 Volleyball..................................................................................28

Interuniversity Clubs

Curling.......................................................................................30 Golf.............................................................................................31 Nordic Skiing...........................................................................32 Squash.......................................................................................34 Water Polo................................................................................36 Wrestling..................................................................................38

Support Services

Athletic Therapy ...................................................................39

Focus On

Top Moments............................................................................ 4 The ‘ARC’ is Here.....................................................................17 Banner Season........................................................................25 The Graduating Q Award....................................................33

History

Major Awards..........................................................................40 Academic All-Canadians.....................................................44

University Council on Athletics & Recreation (UCAR) (Voting Members 2009-10) Alice Aiken, James Allison, Lindsay Brent, Leslie Dal Cin, Roger Healey, George Jackson, Ian Perry, Jill Wheat, James Wintle, Trista Wood, Bob Weisnagel.

(Ex Officio Members) Jason Laker, Roxy Denniston-Stewart, Jean Côté

4 OUA Team Titles (M Rugby, Football, W Squash, M Volleyball)

2 OUA 2nd Place Team Finishes (W Golf, W Soccer) 5 OUA 3rd Place Team Finishes (M/W X-Country, M Fencing, M/W Rowing)

5 OUA 1st Place Individual Finishes (M Fencing, Figure Skating, M Rowing, M Track and Field)

9 OUA 2nd Place Individual Finishes (M Fencing, M/W Rowing, M Track and Field)

33 OUA First Team All-Stars

(23 Fall Term/10 Winter Term)

20 OUA Second Team All-Stars

(17 Fall Term/3 Winter Term)

2 OUA Most Valuable Players (M Rugby, W Soccer)

3 OUA Rookie of the Year (M Rugby, W Soccer, W Squash)

6 OUA All-Rookie Team (W Hockey [2], M Hockey [3], M Volleyball [1])

5 OUA Coach of the Year Awards (W X-Country, W Soccer, W Golf, M Rugby, W Hockey)

5 OUA Special Awards (M X-Country, M Track & Field, M Basketball, W Basketball, Football)

7 OUA Athletes of the Week (Football [5], W Hockey, M Volleyball)

3 OUA Teams of the Month (M Rugby, W Soccer, Football)

14 OUA Football Players of the Week National Results (CIS/CURA)

2 CIS Team Titles (Football, M Curling) 1 National 2nd Place Team Finish (W Rowing)

8 CIS First Team All-Canadians (Football [4], W

Rugby, W Soccer, M Curling, M Track & Field)

3 CIS Second Team All-Canadians

(W Hockey, M Volleyball, M Curling)

1 CIS Player of the Year (W Soccer) 1 CIS All-Rookie Team (W Hockey) 2 CIS Community Service Awards

(M Cross Country, M Track and Field)

1 CIS Athlete of the Week (W Hockey) 13 CIS Football Players of the Week 2 National 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing, M Track and Field)

2 National 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing, M Track and Field)

3 National 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing [2], M Rowing [1])

Queen’s Total 2009-10 Record Overall Record: Playoff Record: ARC Record:

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151-96-12 (.583) 39-30 (.565) 19-6 (.760)

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WELCOME Message from the Principal This has been a tremendous season for sport, recreation and physical activity at Queen’s University. From the successful opening of the Queen’s Centre to Football’s Vanier Cup drive along with our Curling, Squash, Rugby and Volleyball championships as well as the numerous other accolades you have all earned this season - it has been a pleasure to cheer and celebrate your success both on the field of play and in the classroom.

To the student-athletes - your perseverance, dedication and determination to your academics, your sport and to representing our university is something we celebrate with great enthusiasm. I am also very appreciative of the time taken to reach into our community and contribute to so many local causes through activities that foster community, sport, health and wellness. All of these successes add to our rich tradition within our institution and garner great respect outside our university. You are each a role model and I commend your efforts.

I would be remiss if I did not acknowledge our tremendous coaching staff and the many other support staff who have made the 2009-10 season one of the best in school history. Your expertise, passion, and commitment to our athletics programs are truly invaluable. I salute your efforts in helping to shape the lives and successes of our student-athletes and teams.

To our graduating athletes who are leaving Queen’s this year - I wish you the best of luck. Your experience at Queen’s will serve you well in your future endeavours. As our newest alumni, I encourage you to remain engaged with your respective programs and support future generations to be a part of the athletic legacy you helped forge.

Finally, as the season draws to a close – I hope that you will take time to reflect on an historic time for athletics and recreation and to celebrate a terrific season!

Cha Gheill!

Daniel Woolf Principal and Vice-Chancellor

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Message from Associate Vice-Principal and Dean of Student Affairs As the 2009-2010 Academic Year draws to a close, I share in your excitement about the great successes enjoyed this year by everyone associated with Queen’s Athletics & Recreation programs. Our teams and athletes continued to excel individually and collectively, achieving new personal and team “bests.” I am very proud of you, and of our programs.

Of course, the opening of the new Queen’s Centre offered a critical positive moment in the life of our sporting and social culture. It is a testament not only to the commitments we have to fostering excellence; but as well to the dedication of our students and benefactors to develop resources to enact those commitments. When I walk through that incredible new building, I see students involved with practice, competition and their own personal efforts to build strength, preparing to meet the challenges that the next day, or game will present to them.

It is important to me to particularly acknowledge the leadership and support offered by student team captains, coaches, and the staff of Queen’s Athletic & Recreation. Each of you demonstrates your care and skill, through often invisible daily efforts as well as those pivotal public moments. Thank you so much for your hard work!

For those of you receiving awards this evening, I would like to congratulate you on your achievements—which are especially notable given your formidable peers. For all of you, thank you for your contributions to the Queen’s spirit and the culture of sport that is so intertwined with our traditions.

Jason Laker, Ph.D. Associate Vice-Principal & Dean of Student Affairs

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TOP MOMENTS - Presented by the Queen’ Journal From a list of 35 top moments, the Queen’s Journal has selected the top 10 moments from the 2009-10 season. For a complete list and rank, visit www.gogaelsgo.com/topmoments09-10

11/15/09 - Taking on the Nation

10/20/09 - National Honours Seven Gaels teams found themselves ranked in the Top 10 in their respective sports in Canada. After having six teams ranked the week before, Men’s Soccer moved into the No. 10 spot to join Football (No. 2), Women’s Soccer (No. 3), Men’s Cross Country (No. 7), Women’s Cross Country (No. 8), Women’s Hockey (No. 8) and Women’s Rugby (No. 9).

11/14/09 - Perfection!

The Gaels men’s rugby team complete their perfect season with a 23-19 victory over the Western Mustangs to win the OUA Championship. After going a perfect 8-0 during the regular season, Queen’s disposed of McMaster in the OUA Semifinals before defeating Western to win their first OUA banner since 2001.

After qualifying for the CIS Women’s Soccer Championship by going unbeaten in 16 games, Renee MacLellan of Kingston, Ont., is named the CIS women’s soccer Player of the Year. MacLellan scored 12 goals, including six game winners, during the Gaels run and she subsequently leads the Gaels to an upset victory over the AUS Champion St.FX X-Women to help the team finish fourth at the CIS Championship.

01/17/10 - ARC Opening After 10,000 patrons visit the ARC on opening day, the volleyball teams host the first varsity events in the new facility and thrill the home fans with a pair of wins over the York Lions. The women would go on to finish the season undefeated in their new home, posting a 7-0 record.

11/28/09 - Gaels of November

Thanks to consecutive victories over three of the top five nationally ranked teams, the Gaels captured their fourth Vanier Cup title. After defeating No. 5 Western to win the Yates Cup, and No. 1 Laval to win the Mitchell Bowl, the Gaels saved their best performance for last. The team overcame the largest deficit in Vanier Cup history (18 points) to capture their first national title in 18 years.

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02/14/10 Scoring Machines

03/14/10 Running Man Matt Hulse of Hartington, Ont., made Queen’s history at the 2010 OUA Track and Field Championships. He won the 1500m race and added two silver medals in the 1000m and 4x800m relay to become the first Queen’s student to earn three medals at the championships. He followed up his performance with a gold medal in the 1000m and a silver medal in the 1500m at the CIS Championships.

Hulse also recieved the OUA & CIS Community Service Award in both Cross Country and Track & Field.

Elizabeth Kench of Gananoque, Ont., and Becky Conroy of Pembroke, Ont., finish one-two in OUA women’s hockey scoring. Kench finished the season with a league-best 38 points (12 goals, 26 assists) while Conroy was a close second with 34 points (17 goals, 17 assists). Kench’s 26 assists were also tops in the nation.

03/06/10 - Redemption!

After finishing second at the OUA Championship the last two years, the men’s volleyball team reclaims the OUA banner as they defeat the Guelph Gryphons in a thrilling five set match. The Gaels go on to finish 5th at the CIS Championship after posting victories over the Montreal Carabins and the Thompson Rivers WolfPack.

02/24/10 - Mighty Mitch Mitch Leger of Kingston, Ont., leads the Gaels back from a 14 point, fourth quarter deficit as Queen’s defeats the Ryerson Rams 79-76 in overtime in the OUA East Quarter-final. Leger posts his 17th double-double of the season in the win as he scored a season-high 35 points and pulled down 12 rebounds. Leger finished the regular season as the only player in the country to average more than 20 points and 10 rebounds per game, and led the nation in rebounding (11.8 per game).

03/14/10 - Banner Season Queen’s wins a total of six banners during the 2009-10 season, their most since 2003-04 when they secured seven titles.

Football, Men’s Volleyball, Men’s Rugby and Women’s Squash all win OUA Championships while Football and Men’s Curling pick up CIS Championship banners. The two national championship titles mark the first time in the school’s history that Queen’s has won multiple national championships in a single academic year.

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TOP MOMENTS - Presented by the Queen’ Journal

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Basketball (M) Back Row (L to R): Graham Lambert (Asst. Coach), Duncan Cowan (Asst. Coach), Robin Valadares (Student Trainer), Dan Bannister, Brett Whitefield, Chris MaCauley, Zack Lukosius, Andrew Rasmussen, Jason Dhaliwal, Cory Houde-Shulman, Chris Barrett, Grant Campbell (Asst. Coach), Rob Smart (Head Coach) Front Row (L to R): Timothy Boyle, Bernard Burgesson, Kurtis Lawes, Ozren Opacic, Mitch Leger, Jordan Kirchberger, James Asefa, Jerome Josz, Ryan Hairsine, Baris Ondul

Season Recap It was an up-and-down season for the men’s basketball team during the 2009-10 season. After struggling out of the gate, the Gaels managed to turn things around midway through the season as they rattled off a five game winning streak to vault them into playoff contention. From there, the Gaels rode the exceptional play of fourth year forward Mitch Leger as they clinched the fourth seed in the OUA East.

Leger, who led the nation in rebounding and finished fifth in scoring, saved one of his best performances for the Gaels quarter-final matchup with the Ryerson Rams. After trailing by 14 points after three quarters, Leger and the Gaels stormed back to force overtime and eventually pulled out the victory in their first playoff game in the ARC. Leger would post his 16th double-double of the season with 35 points and 12 rebounds.

Leger’s outstanding play throughout the season earned him an OUA East First Team All-Star selection while Baris Ondul was named the OUA Ken Shields Award winner for his achievements in basketball, academics and in the community.

Graduating Student-Athletes Ryan Hairsine Q, Mitch Leger Q, Baris Ondul Q

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Results • Fourth in OUA East (11-11) • Defeated Ryerson in OUA East Quarter-final (79-76 OT) • Lost to Ottawa in OUA East Semifinal (77-61) OUA East All-Stars • First Team: Mitch Leger Team Awards • MVP: Mitch Leger • Rookie: Chris Barrett Special Honours • Baris Ondul: OUA Ken Shields Award (Community Service); Scored final Queen’s basket in Bartlett Gymnasium • Mitch Leger: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 11, Feb. 1) • Won final game in Bartlett Gymnasium 71-65 over Ryerson on Jan. 9

Basketball (W) Back Row (L to R): Sydney Kernahan, Emma Glasgow, Paige Robinson, Brittany Moore, Katie Guthrie, Dave Wilson (Head Coach) Front Row (L to R): Jill Wheat, Christine Wallace, Hannah Koposhynska, Erin Skippon, Richelle Gaudet, Maddie Soye Missing: Adam Lynn (Asst. Coach), Larissa Manojlovich (Apprentice Coach), Alana McEvoy (Student Trainer)

Season Recap The Gaels put together their best performance in three years as they posted a 13-9 record during the regular season. The season was highlighted by a five game winning streak in which the Gaels knocked off quality opponents from Brock, Toronto and Ryerson. However, the top moment of the season came during the Gaels first game in the ARC when the team pulled out a last second victory over Laurentian after trailing for the entire contest.

Unfortunately, the Gaels could not turn their regular season into playoff success as the team lost to the Toronto Varsity Blues in the quarterfinals of the OUA playoffs.

Brittany Moore, who led the team in scoring and finished fourth overall in the OUA, was named an OUA First Team All-Star for the second straight season while Katie Guthrie was named a Second Team All-Star. Maddie Soye was also honoured with the Joy Bellinger Award, given to an athlete in recognition of outstanding service to the sport and to the advancement of university athletics.

Graduating Student-Athletes

Results • Third in OUA East (13-9) • Lost to Toronto in OUA East Quarter-final (62-54) OUA East All-Stars • First Team: Brittany Moore • Second Team: Katie Guthrie Team Awards • MVP: Brittany Moore • Rookie: Paige Robinson • Coaches Award: Katie Guthrie Special Honours • Maddie Soye: OUA East Joy Bellinger Award (Community Service) • Hanna Koposhynska: Catherine Gertrude (Milliken) Smith Award • Erin Skippon: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 16); scored last women’s basket in Bartlett Gymnasium • Brittany Moore: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 30) • Won final game in Bartlett Gymnasium 69-65 over Ryerson on Jan. 9

Katie Guthrie, Erin Skippon Q, Maddie Soye Q

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Cross Country (M/W) Front Row (L to R): Curt Bolton (Women’s Head Coach), Alex Green, Nadia Tatlow, Michael Nishiyama, Heather Bijman, Matthew Tiampo, Grace Keenleyside, Clay Patterson, Alecia Kallos, Patricia Roney, Paul Hegele, Stephanie Hulse, Joshua Potvin, Leah Larocque, Trevor Walmsley, Julie McVicar, Eric Low, Elizabeth Miller, Maggie Hutton Missing: Megan Andrews, Vanessa De Hoog, Theresa Fritz-Endres, Emily Klassen, Carla Murphy, Michelle Nicholson, Caitlin Tino, Alex Gatza, Jeff Costen, Andrew Courchene, Benoit Cyreene, Eric Greig, Oliver Hatheway, Matt Hulse, Anders Klaus, Scott Knieriem, Timothy Livingston, Tyson Loney, Jean-Paul Martin, Jeffrey Mountjoy, Ian Polos, Thomas Thompson, Jeremy Yen-Chiu, Austin Zygmunt, Kevin Dunbar (Men’s Head Coach)

Season Recap The 2009 Gaels enjoyed a very successful season that saw both the men’s and women’s teams finish in the Top-3 in four different events. At the Hamilton College Invitational in October, the men’s and women’s teams both captured first place in the team standings. The men’s team had four runners finish in the Top-6 while the women’s team swept positions two through eight. Queen’s hosted their invitational event to wrap up their preparations for the championship season with the men’s team claiming second and the women’s team claiming third.

The championship season saw the Gaels perform very well at the OUA Championships in St. Catharines. Both squads finished third in the team standings with Matt Hulse (12th) and Patricia Roney (15th) as the top runners for the men’s and women’s teams respectively.

Queen’s wrapped up the season by hosting the CIS Championships at Fort Henry Hill. Hulse was the top Gael, crossing the finish line in 17th. Earlier, Hulse was honoured with the 2009 Male StudentAthlete Community Service Award.

Graduating Student-Athletes Matt Hulse Q, Anders Klaus Q, Trevor Walmsley Q, Austin Zygmunt, Megan Andrews, Heather Bijman, Liza Howard, Julie McVicar Q, Elizabeth Miller Q, Carla Murphy Q, Michelle Nicholson, Caitlin Tino

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Results • Men: Third place @ OUA Championship • Men: Seventh place @ CIS Championship • Women: Third place @ OUA Championship • Women: Tenth place @ CIS Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Patricia Roney – 15th (Women’s 5km) • Matt Hulse – 12th (Men’s 10km) Individual Results @ CIS Championship • Leah Larocque – 33rd (Women’s 5km) • Matt Hulse – 17th (Men’s 10km) OUA All-Stars • Second Team: Matt Hulse Team Awards • MVP: Matt Hulse (M), Patricia Roney (W) • Rookie: Andrew Courchene (M), Alecia Kallos (W) • Coaches Award: Trevor Walmsley (M), Carla Murphy (W) Special Honours • Matt Hulse: OUA and CIS Student-Athlete Community Service Award • Curt Bolton: OUA Women’s Coach of the Year • Queen’s hosted the 2009-10 CIS Cross Country Championship (Fort Henry Hill, Kingston, Ont.)

Fencing (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Rodney Carter (Asst. Coach), Margaret Cheung, Janice Lao, George Clark, Danny Jang, David McBey, Craig Harvey, Robert Rundle (Armourer), Will Tran, George Huang, Samuel Yoon, Vicko Ma, Adam C. Sprott, Adam Sprott, Brandon Villeneuve, Roch Villeneuve Middle Row (L-R): Christian A.V. Petrozza (Asst. Coach, Men’s Foil Captain), Hugh Munby (Head Coach), Denise Punzal, Jonathan Michaels, Kelly O’Neil, Nora Magyarody, Matt Kaiser, Aleksander Wittkamp, Mario Gibney, Karl Gardner, Chris Galbraith, Craig Draegar, Peter Huan, Justin Kim, Rain Li, Justin Wong, Logan Thebault, Hung Mai, Francois B. Gauvreau (Asst. Coach), Martin Busse (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Christopher Perez, Sydney Houston-Goudge, Trang Tran, Michelle Lo ( Women’s Foil Captain), Faye Sun, Nancy Chua, Laura Bartha ( Women’s Épée Captain), Jack Yan Chen (Men’s Épée Captain), Jimmy Wintle (Men’s Sabre Captain), Scott Bowman (Men’s Team Captain), Stacey McDonald (Women’s Team Captain), Kimberly Sakkal (Women’s Sabre Captain), Amber St. Thomas, Marika Franco, Safia Dhanji, Nicole Chin, Sarah Siu

Season Recap The fencing teams’ 2009-10 season opened with a successful showing at their host tournament, the Queen’s Invitational, in October. Rookie Karl Gardner won a gold medal in the men’s epee to lead the list of strong performances.

After a number of medal performances in events at Brock, RMC and Carleton, the Gaels entered the OUA Championships with high expectations and did not disappoint. The men’s team, led by Scott Bowman, finished third overall while the women’s team finished fifth. Bowman won the gold medal in men’s individual sabre (the Carl Schwende Trophy) and was named the co-winner of the George Tully Trophy for “style, skill and sportsmanship.” He also led the Gaels men’s sabre team to a silver medal in the team relay sabre.

Graduating Student-Athletes Martin Busse Q, George Huang Q, Jonathan Lee, Umaibalan Ravichandran, Xiang Wang, James Wintle, Justin Wong , Nancy Chua Q, Sydney Houston-Goudge Q, Stacey McDonald Q, Kelly O’Neil, Amber St Thomas

Team Results @ OUA Championship • Men: 3rd place, Women: 5th place Individual Results @ OUA Championship Men • Individual Sabre: Scott Bowman (1st), Frank Beaucage-Gauvreau (7th) • Individual Foil: Christian Petrozza (9th) • Individual Épeé: Danny Jang (4th), Mario Gibney (9th) • Team Relay Sabre: (2nd) Scott Bowman, Frank Beaucage-Gauvreau, Martin Busse, Jimmy Wintle • Team Relay Foil: (5th) Dean Loubert, Matt Kaiser, Chris Perez • Team Relay Épeé: (2nd) Jack Chen, Mario Gibney, Danny Jang, Aleks Wittkamp Women • Individual Sabre: Kimberly Sakkal (8th) • Individual Foil: Nancy Chua (10th) • Team Relay Épeé: (5th) Sydney Houston-Goudge, Laura Bartha, Nora Magyarody, Janice Lao • Team Relay Foil: (6th) Michelle Lo, Faye Sun, Nancy Chua, Trang Tran • Team Relay Sabre: (4th) Stacey McDonald, Kimberly Sakkal, Safia Dhanji, Beth Padden Team Awards MVP: Scott Bowman (M), Kim Sakkal (W) MIP: Danny Jang (M), Nancy Chua (W) Rookie: Frank Beaucage-Gauvreau (M), Janice Lao (W) Coaches Award: Jimmy Wintle (M), Kim Sakkal (W) Graduating Captain: Stacey McDonald (W) Special Honours • Scott Bowman: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 15)

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Field Hockey (W) Back Row (L to R): Angela Meggs (Head Coach), Casey Tulk, Julie Cruanes, Ellen Garneys, Francesca Ruddick, Danielle Denley, Mary-Anne Reid, Amber Halcovitch, Marina Giovanoli, Malinda Hapuarachchi (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L to R): Allison Wallis, Meryl Makinson, Laura Robinson, Lauren Martin, Emily Newton, Kara McKnight, Maki Mukai, Morgan Bignell

Season Recap The Gaels had a tough 2009-10 season as they posted a 2-10-2 record and finished 7th in the OUA. Despite the team’s results, there were several highlights during this season. The Gaels went 2-2-1 on home turf including an undefeated weekend against McGill and Carleton on October 9th. This was a direct result of the team being able to practice consistently on Tindall Field.

As well, Maddie Gordon demonstrated the leadership of a veteran player as she stepped up to play goaltender at times of need throughout the season.

Emily Newton and Mary-Anne Reid were both named OUA Second Team All-Stars and Newton finished T-13th in goal scoring in the OUA with four goals.

Graduating Student-Athletes Madelaine Gordon Q, Meryl Makinson Q, Lauren Martin Q, Emily Newton Q, MaryAnne Reid Q, Laura Robinson Q

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Results • Seventh in OUA (2-10-2) OUA All-Stars • Second Team: Mary-Anne Reid, Emily Newton Team Awards • MVP: Mary-Anne Reid • Rookie: Morgan Bignell

Figure Skating (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Johnny Yap (Team Psychologist), Rachel Coens (Asst. Coach), Nancy Brennan (Asst. Coach), Emily Young, Martha Carruthers, Charlotte MacDonald, Nadia Antonchuk, Jessica Bouchard, Lara Snucins, Jordan Sheppard, Sue Bernard (Asst. Coach), Aimee Collier (Asst. Coach), Joanna Glavin (Asst. Coach), Rhonda McKnight (Head Coach) Middle Row (L-R: Kelsey Newhook (Co-Captain), Teal Mackintosh, Katie Chu, Melissa Cornthwaite, Talia Feder (Co-Captain), Melanie Graveline Front Row (L-R): Kenneth Lockwood, Jena Hall, Katie Finerty, Sarah McAuley (Synchro Co-Captain), Tori Giglio, Erin Weinkauf (Synchro Co-Captain), Daniel Chung

Season Recap The 2009-10 season started strong for the Queen’s figure skating team with the Gaels capturing the team title at their invitational competition thanks to six gold medals, including two from Emily Young.

After earning three medals at their second competition of the year, the Toronto/Ryerson Invitational, the Gaels turned their sights on the OUA Championship. In a competition that was very close in the team standings, the Gaels wound up finishing fifth overall after picking up a gold medal and six bronze medals. Young successfully defended her gold medal in the Open (Gold) Solo Dance and also earned two bronze medals with Erin Weinkauf in the Starskate Gold Creative Dance and the Bronze Rhythm Dance Four’s.

In honour of her gold medal performance, Young was named an OUA All-Star.

Results • Fifth place @ OUA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • First: (Open [Gold] Solo Dance) Emily Young • Third: (STARSkate Gold Creative Dance) Emily Young/Erin Weinkauf, (Bronze Rhythm Dance Four’s) Emily Young/Erin Weinkauf, (Senior Silver Similar Dance) Melissa Cornthwaite/Sarah McAuley (Men’s Open Free Skate) Daniel Chung, (Senior Silver Solo Dance) Talia Feder, (Gold Free Skate) Martha Carruthers, (Synchronized Skating) Queen’s OUA All-Stars • Emily Young Team Awards • MVP: Emily Young, Kelsey Newhook • Rookie: Erin Weinkauf • MIP: Daniel Chung

Graduating Student-Athletes Jena Hall Q, Kelsey Newhook Q, Erin Weinkauf

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Graduating Student-Athletes

Most Valuable Player: Nicole Love Rookie of the Year: Amelia Keech

12 Missing: Greg Plumpton

1st - ROW (L-R): Alex Daprato, Ted Festeryga, Josh Sultana, T.J Leeper, Blaise Morrison, Jimmy Allin, Chris Ioannides, Marty Gordon, Justin Chapdelaine, Tom Howes, Ben D’Andrea, Jon Widgett, Will VanRuyven, James Protonentis, Chris Adams.

2nd - ROW (L-R): Chris Smith, Dan Village, Devan Sheahan, Nick Sirski, Addison Rich, Mark Surya, Jimmy Therrien, Dan Bederman, Dan Brannagan (Offensive Captain), Pat Sheahan (Head Coach), Osie Ukwuoma (Defensive Captain), John Koidis, Kyle McDonald, Vince De Civita, Matt O’Donnell, Pat Corbin, David Rooney, Scott Valberg, Matt Vickers, Shomari Williams.

3rd - ROW (L-R): Tom Hopkins (Equipment Manager), Pat Tracey (Defensive Coordinator), Darby Tracey (Water Girl), Jeff Mellor (Asst. Equipment), Wayne Barnett (Video), Dan Brannagan Sr. (Running Backs), Mike Stagg (Receivers-Video Coordinator), Ryan Sheahan (Quarterbacks), Reid Smith (Linebackers-Special Teams), G.R Williamson (Recruiting), Muhammad Butt (Video), Ron Augustine (Recruiting), Lorne Milsap (Recruiting), Jeff Wood (Defensive Asst.), Bob Vespaziani (Defensive Line), Ryan Bechmanis (Defensive Backs-Special Teams), Ryan Freeman (Offensive Line), Pat McMenamin (Kicking), Chris DeZori (Student Trainer), Jamie Cardy (Student Trainer), Toni Morris (Student Trainer), Hilary Felice (Student Trainer),

4th - ROW (L-R): John Matheson, John Miniaci, Scott Assie, David Lostracco, Anthony Marino, Luke Bagg, Anthony Schifano, T.J Chase-Dunawa, Andre McCalmont, Matt Kendrick, Mike Petranovic, Domenic Di Carlo, Derek Morris, Josh Prinsen, Connor Moen, Fraser Nash.

Football

5h - ROW (L-R): Matt Ritchie, Stephen Laporte, Mike Sullivan, Jordan Wrightly, Geoff Mohtadi, Tyler Thibault, Johnny Aprile, Jayevan Foster, Gordan Randall, Grant Schelske, Wentao Shi, Patrick Hong, Garnet Peters, Chris Patrician, Craig Rushon, Blake Davies, Dylan LaBrech, Matthew Lapointe

6th - ROW (L-R): Andrew Kerr, Pat Sullivan, Paul Hutchison, Mitchell Callaghan, Ryan Granberg, Frank Pankewich, Ian Armour, Kamil Pieszczynski, Case de Kemp, Boris Isakov, David Dufort, Justin Baronaitis, James Campbell.

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 Vanier Cup Champions

 Mitchell Bowl Champions  Yates Cup Champions Season Recap It had been 17 years since Queen’s won a Vanier Cup title but the 2009 version of the Gaels ended the university’s drought with a thrilling 33-31 come-from-behind win over the Calgary Dinos.

The victory marked the end of an exciting playoff run for the Gaels, who defeated the No. 5 Western Mustangs, the No. 1 Laval Rouge et Or and the No. 2 Dinos to capture the national championship.

The win also marked the fourth straight decade in which Queen’s has won the Canadian university football championship.

The regular season was highlighted by victories over Guelph (52-49) and Western (27-26) in which QB Danny Brannagan engineered last minute game winning drives. The defence also stood tall stealing victories over Ottawa (20-8) and McMaster (8-7) – both without the services of Brannagan who was injured.

Although the team had several storylines throughout the season, Brannagan kept stealing the headlines with his march towards 10,000-yards passing as well as his epic battle with counterpart Michael Faulds from Western. Although Faulds topped him as the CIS all-time passing leader and was the OUA MVP, Brannagan was sensational when it counted. He twice edged Faulds in head-to-head games, then led the Gaels in an unforgettable playoff run which saw him capture the Yates Cup MVP and the Vanier Cup MVP. The Gaels championship run caught the attention of football fans across the country. Moments after the win, the city erupted in celebration and days later would honour the team with a victory parade. In late December, the Canadian Press voted Queen’s 4th top team of the 2009 season.

Of the 45-man dress roster from the Vanier Cup, eight were invited to an evaluation camp with four signing professional contracts by March 2010.

Graduating Student-Athletes Jimmy Allin Q, Dan Bederman Q, Danny Brannagan Q, Patrick Corbin Q, Vince De Civita Q, Colin Eadie, Marty Gordon Q, Christopher Ioannides Q, Jon Koidis Q, Terrence Leeper Q, Blaise Morrison Q, Addison Rich Q, David Rooney Q, Devan Sheahan Q, Nicholas Sirski Q, Christopher Smith Q, Mark Surya Q, Jimmy Therrien Q, Osie Ukwuoma Q, Scott Valberg Q, Matthew Vickers Q, Dan Village Q, Shomari Williams

Results • First in OUA (7-1) – ranked No. 4 in Canada • Defeated the Western Mustangs to win the Yates Cup (43-39) • Defeated the Laval Rouge et Or to win the Mitchell Bowl (33-30) • Defeated the Calgary Dinos to win the Vanier Cup (33-31) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Jimmy Allin, Stephen Laporte, Matt O’Donnell, Osie Ukwuoma, Scott Valberg • Second Team: Jimmy Allin, Dan Bederman, Danny Brannagan, Vince DeCivita, David Rooney, Dan Village CIS All-Canadians • First Team: Jimmy Allin, Matt O’Donnell, Osie Ukwuoma, Scott Valberg Special Honours • Jimmy Allin: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 7), OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept. 7), OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 19), CIS Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 19), OUA Special Teams Player of the Week (Sept. 7, Oct. 4), CIS Special Teams Player of the Week (Sept. 7, Nov. 23) • Danny Brannagan: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 28, Oct. 19, Nov. 16, Nov. 30), OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept. 28, Nov. 16, Nov. 30), OUA Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 7, Sept.

28, Oct. 12, Oct. 19, Nov. 16), CIS Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 7, Sept. 27, Oct. 12, Oct. 19, Nov. 30), Dalt White Trophy (Yates Cup MOP), Ted Morris Memorial Trophy (Vanier Cup MOP) • TJ Leeper: OUA Russ Jackson nominee • David Rooney: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 13), OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 4, Oct. 13) • Chris Smith: CIS Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 30), Bruce Coulter Trophy (Vanier Cup Defensive MOP) • Dan Village: OUA Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 16), CIS Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 30) • Shomari Williams: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 21, Nov. 23), OUA Athlete of the Week (Nov. 23), OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 21, Nov. 16), CIS Defensive Player of the Week (Sept.

21, Nov. 16, Nov. 23), Mitchell Bowl MVP • Osie Ukwuoma: OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 9)

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Hockey (M) Back Row (L to R): Joey Derochie, Marcus Halcro, Robert Stellick, Brock Ouellet, Brendan Bureau, Ben Munroe, Daniel Mandel Middle Row (L-R): Graeme Leverette (Physiotherapist), Jason Jones (Equipment Manager), Jordan Mirwaldt, David Chubb, Stephane Chabot, Thomas Franzon, Payton Liske, Clinton McCullough, Chris Murphy, Scott Kenway, Dave Leyland (Student Trainer), Jon Ross (Student Trainer) Front Row (L to R): Chris Feniak, Adrian Haird (Asst. Coach), Jeffrey Johnstone, Jonathon Lawrance, Mackenzie Ball, Brett Gibson (Head Coach), Mike Bushby, T.J. Sutter, Andrew Haussler (Asst. Coach), Steele De Fazio

Season Recap The 2009-10 season was a breakout season for the Gaels men’s hockey team. The team had their best season since 1983-84 as they posted 14 wins and finished fifth overall in the OUA East.

Included in those 14 victories was a 3-0 shutout win over their cross-town rivals, the RMC Paladins, in the 24th annual Carr-Harris Cup. It was also a standout year for a number of players on the team, especially rookie scoring sensations Payton Liske and Jordan Mirwaldt. The two first year forwards, playing on the Gaels top line together for most of the season, led the country in rookie scoring as they both registered 40 points this year. Both players were named to the OUA AllRookie team for their accomplishments, along with blueliner Stephane Chabot, who was the Gaels top defenceman all year.

Although the team did not advance through the first round of the OUA playoffs after losing in double-overtime in the deciding game of their best-of-3 series against the Carleton Ravens - the future is bright for Queen’s as they look toward the 2010-2011 season.

Graduating Student-Athletes Michael Bushby Q, Thomas Franzon, Jeffrey Johnstone, Clinton McCullough Q, TJ Sutter Q

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Results • Fifth in OUA East Division (14-12-2) • Lost to Carleton in OUA Playoffs First Round (2-1 in best-of-3 series) OUA All-Stars • Rookie Team: Payton Liske, Jordan Mirwaldt, Stephane Chabot Team Awards • MVP: Payton Liske • Rookie: Payton Liske • MIP: Ben Munroe • Leading Scorer: Payton Liske, Jordan Mirwaldt • Top Defenceman: Stephane Chabot Special Honours • Jordan Mirwaldt: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 18) • Payton Liske: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 25), Carr-Harris Cup MVP • Won the 24th annual Carr-Harris Cup (3-0) • 14 regular season wins - most since 1983-84

Hockey (W) Back Row (L-R): Kristin Smith, Brittany McHaffie, Elizabeth Kench, Megan McNutt, Alana Smith Middle Row (L-R): Graeme Leverette (Physiotherapist), Meaghan Peters (Student-Trainer), Katherine Duncan, Kerstin Van Bolderen, Samantha McGinley, Carmen Eskesen, Kelsey Thomson, Shelby Aitcheson, Morgan McHaffie, Melissa Delgado (Student-Trainer), Curtis Murray-Waters (Goaltending Coach) Front Row (L-R): Chris McFie (Equipment Manager), Kim Pearce (Asst. Coach), Mel Dodd-Moher, Michelle Hunt, Alison Bagg, Becky Conroy, Jess Cone, Karissa Savage, Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Kalen Ingram (Asst. Coach). Missing: Megan Webb, Erica Bennett

Season Recap The Queen’s women’s hockey team roared out of the gate to open the 2009-10 season, registering four straight victories. The team carried that momentum through the entire year as they set a record for most wins and most points in a season, finishing second overall in the OUA. After earning a first round playoff bye, the Gaels faced off against the Guelph Gryphons in the OUA Semifinal. However, the team could not duplicate their regular season success and were subsequently knocked out by the Gryphons.

Despite the playoff disappointment the Gaels received a number of outstanding individual performances this season, including Elizabeth Kench and Becky Conroy finishing one-two in OUA scoring. Similar to the men’s team, the Gaels showcased a strong rookie class led by the McHaffie twins, Morgan and Brittany, and goaltender Mel Dodd-Moher. Morgan McHaffie and Dodd-Moher were named to the OUA AllRookie team, with Dodd-Moher also making the CIS All-Rookie Team.

Conroy, who was named an OUA First Team AllStar along with team captain Alison Bagg, also earned CIS Second Team All-Canadian status.

Graduating Student-Athletes Alison Bagg Q, Jess Cone Q, Rebecca Conroy Q, Elizabeth Kench Q, Megan McNutt Q, Kelsey Thomson Q

Results • Second in OUA (19-5-3) • Lost to Guelph in OUA Semfinal (2-0 in best-of-3 series) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Becky Conroy, Alison Bagg • Second Team: Elizabeth Kench • Rookie Team: Morgan McHaffie, Mel DoddMoher CIS All-Canadians • Second Team: Becky Conroy • Rookie Team: Mel Dodd-Moher Team Awards • MVP: Becky Conroy, Elizabeth Kench • Rookie: Morgan McHaffie • MIP: Megan McNutt • Top +/-: Brittany McHaffie Special Honours • Matt Holmberg: OUA Coach of the Year • Mel Dodd-Moher: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 8) • Becky Conroy: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 12), OUA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 12), CIS Athlete of the Week (Oct. 12) • Elizabeth Kench: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 11, Feb. 1) • Team secured most wins (19) and points (41) in team history • Best season since 2003-04

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Lacrosse (W) Back Row (L to R): Martha Ross, Sarah Goldspink, Rachel Steger, Chelsea Craig, Laura Chambers, Freyah Durand, Kalyn Bolland, Natasha O’Toole, Darcy Vidler, Nicole Walton, Jacqueline Byers Front Row (L to R): Murielle Landry, Christal Larocque, Nicole Allen, Marsha Cryderman, Kelsey Eriksen, Kelsey Gray, Erin Quon, Alexandra Eratha Missing: Pat Bolland

Season Recap: The 2009-10 Gaels had a strong regular season

which saw them defeat their rivals from Laurier twice. Queen’s played especially well in the second half of the season when they won six of their last seven games to clinch third place in the OUA standings heading into the playoffs.

In the OUA Semifinal, Queen’s faced off against Western, a team that they had lost two close games to during the regular season. In a game that was eerily similar to their meeting from the previous week, the Mustangs used a late goal to squeak out a 8-7 win and end the Gaels streak of five straight appearances in the OUA Championship.

The OUA Bronze Medal game saw the Gaels go up against the Toronto Varsity Blues, who went undefeated during the regular season before Laurier surprised them in the semifinal. The Varsity Blues would come out on top by a score of 16-10.

Despite the tough finish, the season saw many highlights, including the two aforementioned victories over Laurier. Two Gaels finished in the Top-10 in OUA scoring (Jacqueline Byers - 44 points, Lisa McLaughlin - 37 points) and the team as a whole finished second in the league in goal scoring.

Graduating Student-Athletes Kalyn Bolland Q, Laura Chambers Q, Freyah Durand, Alexandra Erath Q, Christal Larocque, Martha Ross Q, Rachel Steger Q, Tiffany Trood, Nicole Walton

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Results • Third in OUA (8-4) • Fourth place @ OUA Final Four OUA All-Stars • First Team: Lisa McLaughlin • Second Team: Kalyn Bolland Team Awards • MVP Off.: Lisa McLaughlin • MVP Def.: Kalyn Bolland • Rookie: Marsha Cryderman • Sportsmanlike: Martha Ross

Women’s Volleyball had the honour of playing in the first varsity game inside the new Main Gym. Also breaking in the Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC) on Jan. 17 was Men’s Volleyball, Syncrhonized Swimming and Wrestling.

HISTORY: WELCOME TO THE ARC The Athletics & Recreation Centre (ARC) opened its doors to the public for the first time on December 1st, 2009. Approximately 100 people streamed through the doors at 6:00am eager to be one of the first people to work out in the ARC. One hour later, facility staff estimated that over 350 people had entered the building.

By the end of the day, upwards of 10,000 people had visited the ARC The Queen’s swim team had the first opportunity to check out the new 38m x 25m pool featuring 14 lanes and four diving boards. They waited patiently for photographers to take a photo of the first swim in the pool. Others headed to the ‘Cardio Zones’ to work out on one of the 40 new cardio machines (elliptical/ treadmills) with TV screens.

Other highlights include 25 stationary bikes, 10 stair masters, 50 strength and conditioning machines as well as over seven tons of free weights. The ARC comes complete with four dance studios and four recreational basketball/volleyball courts. The ARC also has the most squash (8) and racquetball (2) courts in Kingston.

On January 17th varsity athletics action took center stage as the Volleyball, Wrestling and Synchronized Swimming teams all hosted opening events.

The women’s volleyball team proved the ARC would be an advantage earning a thrilling five set victory over the York Lions in which they trailed two sets to none before coming back to win. The men’s team was also successful in their first match in the ARC as they swept away the Lions. The women’s team would go on to post a perfect 7-0 regular season record in their new home and added a playoff victory over the Lions as well.

Over 100 people eagerly await to enter the new Athletics & Recreation Centre when it opened it’s doors for the first time on December 1st, 2009. Over 10,000 people accessed the facility in the first day with the weekly average sitting at 5,000 visitors per week since opening day.

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Rowing (M) Back Row (L-R): Stu Robinson (Asst. Coach), Chris Purdon, Jason Wilson, Ryan Meyers, Rob Ballard, Colin Sutherland, Nathan Splinter (Asst. Coach), John Armitage (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Amy De Merlis, Taylor Overing, Rami Maassarani, Geoff Cullwick, Scott Brandon, Colin Leger, Jaime Christian, Andrew Joyce Missing: Grant Armitage, John Barr, Alexander Condello, Carissa Di Gangi, Morgan Jarvis, Greg McNally, Kyle Mullen, Graham Pupo, Robert Thom, Jason Wilson

Season Recap This year’s men’s rowing team was extremely close to repeating as OUA Champions but came up short as they finished seven points behind the 2009-10 champions from Western. Morgan Jarvis was one of the top performers at the regatta as he grabbed a pair of gold medals while the team also got a great showing from the men’s heavyweight eight who earned a bronze medal.

At the national championships, the team finished seventh with Greg McNally grabbing the Gaels only medal, a bronze in the heavyweight singles.

At the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championship held in February, Sean Whitehall struck gold in the Coxswain Challenge. Andrew Joyce secured fourth place in the senior men’s event.

In the off season, the men’s team also saw current members Jarvis and Ryan Meyers recongized by Rowing Canada as ‘carded’ athletes for the 2010 season.

Results • Third Place @ OUA Championship • Seventh Place @ CURA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Gold: (L1x) Morgan Jarvis; (L2x) Jarvis, Jamie Christian; • Silver: (L4+) Ryan Meyers, Rob Ballard, Alex Condello, Colin Sutherland, Amy de Merlis • Bronze: (H8+) Carissa DiGangi, Scott Brandon, Greg McNally, Robert Thom, Colin Leger, Rami Maassarani, Grant Armitage, Geoffrey Cullwick, Andrew Joyce Individual Results @ CURA Championship • Bronze: (H1x) Greg McNally Team Awards • Botterell: Andrew Joyce • Special Recognition: Morgan Jarvis, Ryan Meyers • MIP: Scott Brandon, Jesse Cootes • Rookie: Taylor Overing, Chris Purdon • Coaches Recognition: Greg McNally • Athletes Award: Andrew Joyce Special Honours • Morgan Jarvis: Rowing Canada Male Sculler of the Year; Won Senior L1x at National Rowing Championships • Ryan Meyers: Represented Canada at U23 World Championships; Won U23 L2- at National Rowing Championships • Rob Ballard: Won U23 L2- at National Rowing Championships

Graduating Student-Athletes John Barr Q, Jaime Christian Q, Amy De Merlis, Morgan Jarvis Q, Andrew Joyce Q, Greg McNally Q, Ryan Meyers Q, Taylor Donaldson Q

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Rowing (W) Back Row (L-R): Nicole Bobbette (Asst. Coach), Zola Mehlomakulu (Asst. Coach), Florence Hogg, Sean Peterson, Bryn Savage, Maddy O’Shaugnessy-Hunter, Amelia Wilkinson, Elizabeth Carter, Sean Whitehall, John Armitage (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Jen Johnston, Emily Richardson, Jackie Day, Allegra Courtright, Karen Donaldson, Claire Tracey, Christie Campbell Missing: Caylen Heckel, Katya Herman, Norah MacMillan, Sarah Marshall, Ashley Niblett, Sarah Pidgen, Charly Thivierge-Lortie

Season Recap Although the 2009-10 women’s rowing team did not repeat as OUA Champions, it was still a very successful season for the team. Queen’s earned the bronze medal at the OUA Championships finishing behind Western and Brock but with the competition getting stronger each year, the result was deemed a success.

At the national championships, the Gaels were able to repeat as silver medalists as they won one gold, one silver and two bronze medals.

During the Canadian Indoor Rowing Championship held in February, Katya Herman placed sixth in the senior lightweight while Sarah Pidgen and Elizabeth Carter placed seventh in the U23 competition.

The season also served to prepare future rowers for what lies ahead of them as the women’s team boasted a very strong rookie class. Rowers Karen Donaldson, Jennifer Johnson, Sean Peterson and coxwain Sean Whitehall showed that the future would be bright for this team.

Graduating Student-Athletes Jacqueline Day, Caylen Heckel Q, Katya Herman Q, Rebecca McWatters Q, Madeline O’Shaughnessy-Hunter, Charly ThiviergeLortie Q

Results • Third Place @ OUA Championship • Second Place @ CURA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Silver: (L1x) Katya Herman; (H1x) Herman; (L4+) CharlyThivierge-Lortie, Caylen Heckel, Sarah Marshall, Emily Richardson, Ashley Niblet; (L8+)Thivierge-Lortie, Heckel, Marshall, Richardson, Niblet, Sean Peterson, Elizabeth Carter, AmeliaWilkinson, Jennifer Johnston • Bronze: (H8+) SeanWhitehall, Sarah Pidgen, Jackie Day, Allegra Courtright, Jennifer Johnston, Christie Campbell, Norah MacMillan, Maddy O’ShaugnessyHunter, Karen Donaldson; (H4+)Whitehall, Pidgen, MacMillan, Campbell, Donaldson Individual Results @ CURA Championship • Gold: (L1x) Marshall • Silver: (L4+) Niblett,Thivierge-Lortie, Marshall, Richardson, Heckel • Bronze: (L2x) Heckel,Thivierge-Lortie; (H8+) Niblett, Pidgen, Day, Courtright, Bryn Savage, Campbell, MacMillan, O’Shaughnessy-Hunter, Donaldson Team Awards • Botterell: CharlyThivierge-Lortie • Special Recognition: Caylen Heckel • MIP: Allegra Courtright, Flurry Hogg • Rookie: Karen Donaldson, Jennifer Johnston, Sean Peterson • Athletes Award: Sarah Pidgen • John Armitage Award: Rebecca McWatters

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Back Row (L -R): John O’Leary (Asst. Coach), Rhys Wiechula, Peter Wilson, James Rees, Russell Gray, Shane Baddeley, Tom Binczyk, Burke MacDonald, Shayne Dolden, Henry McQueen, Mason Curtis, Chris Barrett, David Slattery, Ryan Guichon, Mike van der Westhuizen, Peter Huigenbos (Head Coach), Luke Follwell (Asst. Coach) Middle Row (L -R): Gary Gilks (Asst. Coach) Graeme Dibden, Zach Pancer, Calum Ramsay, Tim Richardson, Alistair Clark, Ryan Kruyne (Captain), Pat Richardson, Graeme Whyte, Ryan MacLeod, Mike Wong (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Matt Kelly, Tom Jilek, Danny Moore, Andrew Kirk, Liam Underwood, Mike Wong, Scott Kyle.

Season Recap The Gaels enjoyed one of their best seasons of the decade as they were simply dominant in the OUA. During the regular season, Queen’s were perfect, outscoring their opposition 411 to 39. Only once did an opponent score more than 10 points while the Gaels scored 30 points or more in all but one game.

In September, the Gaels handily defeated 2008 OUA Champions McMaster at Kingston Field in front of a large alumni crowd. In October, Queen’s won at Western for the first time since 2001, with Mason Curtis winning “Man of the Match” honours.

After clinching first place in the conference, the Gaels advanced directly to the OUA semifinals where they toppled McMaster 17-8 at Kingston Field.

In the OUA Championship, the Gaels took to the field against Western. After falling behind 19-10 in the 2nd half, the Gaels, cheered on by a large crowd of family, teammates and alumni, stormed back to take the lead and held off Western to win the title.

The coaching staff recognizes Alistair Clark and Tom Binczyk who graduate after four years of Varsity Rugby with a perfect home record: 24 wins, 0 losses.

Graduating Student-Athletes Shane Baddeley Q, Aaron Balinsky Q, Thomas Binczyk Q, Alistair Clark Q, Mason Curtis Q, Graeme Dibden Q, Thomas Jilek Q, Ryan Kruyne Q, Zach Pancer Q, Calum Ramsay Q, Patrick Richardson Q, Tim Richardson Q, Rhys Wiechula Q

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Results • First in OUA (8-0) • Defeated the McMaster Marauders in the OUA Semifinal (17-8) • Defeated the Western Mustangs to win the OUA Championship (23-19) OUA All-Stars • Chris Barrett, Graeme Dibden, Ryan Kruyne, Pat Richardson, Tim Richardson, Liam Underwood Team Awards • MVP: Ryan Kruyne • Rookie: Liam Underwood • MIP: Shayne Dolden • 2nd Team MVP/Rookie/MIP: Pete Wilson/Myles Dingwall/John McSherry • 3rdTeam MVF/MVB: Dylan McTavish/Lee Nevitte • 4thTeam MVF/MVB: Casey Petrie/Sandy McArthur Special Honours • Peter Huigenbos: OUA Coach of the Year • Ryan Kruyne: OUA Most Valuable Player, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 14) • Tim Richardson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 5) • Liam Underwood: OUA Rookie of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 26, Nov. 9)

Rugby (W) Back Row (L-R): Krisha Quinn (Student Trainer), Vicki Ward (Asst. Coach), Georgia McIntrye, Karlye Wong, Lindsay Sample, Emily Mattiuisi, Carli Kadish, Hannah Scott, Breanne Sherwood, Michelle Gauer, Catherine Foster, Rachelle Kranenburg, Beth Barz (Head Coach), Sean Dunleavy (Asst. Coach), Laura Byford-Richardson (Student Trainer) Middle Row (L-R): Marin MacLeod, Bekah Brown, Allison Burns, Lexis Osbourne, Dani , Shauna Geerts (Captain), Annika Rinas, Peggy Carswell, Kat Merwin, Alicia Aden, Olivia Taggart, Sarah Pathak.

Front Row (L-R): Clare Miller, Kait Pasic, Alana Fleet, Emily Stern, Jocelyn Poirier (Captain), Andrea Wadsworth, Sam Trinier, Susan Heald, Sherri Downey, Rose LeBreche.

Season Recap It was a very successful 2009-10 campaign for the women’s rugby team. After finishing the regular season with a 4-1 record, they knocked off the Trent Excalibur in an exciting OUA Quarter-final matchup to advance to the OUA Semifinals.

Although the women would drop their next two games, ultimately finishing fourth overall in the OUA, the team made great strides and promise to be a strong contender for an OUA medal next season.

One of the big stories of the season was the play of Andrea Wadsworth. The second year player established herself as one of the top female rugby players in all of Canada by finishing second in the OUA in scoring. She recorded 10 trys during the regular season which earned her both OUA All-Star and CIS All-Canadian status.

The Gaels had three other players earn OUA All-Star status along with Wadsworth, including Susan Heald, Jocelyn Poirier and Karlye Wong.

Results • Second in Russell Division (4-1) • Defeated the Trent Excalibur in the OUA Quarterfinal (25-19) • Finished fourth overall in the OUA OUA All-Stars • Russell Division: Susan Heald, Jocelyn Poirier, Andrea Wadsworth, Karlye Wong CIS All-Canadians • Andrea Wadsworth Team Awards • MVP: Andrea Wadsworth • MIP: Andrea Walsh • Rookie: Hannah Scott • Team Ball: Jocelyn Poirier • Barb Relton: Shauna Geerts • Graduating Athlete: Michelle Gauer Special Honours • Andrea Wadsworth: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 14)

Graduating Student-Athletes Allison Burns, Peggy-Rae Carswell Q, Julie Engelhardt Q, Catherine Foster, Michelle Gauer, Shauna Geerts Q, Georgia McIntyre Q, Jocelyn Poirier Q, Lindsay Sample Q, Emily Stern Q, Karlye Wong Q

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Soccer (M) Back Row (L-R): Nathan Klemencic, Gilbert Coyle, Nick Pateras, Dylan Haber, Remi Ojo, Justin Vermeer, Patrick Zanetti, Justin Wood Middle Row (L-R): Mark Ethier (Asst. Coach), Adrian Rochford, Jason Zelt, Lucas Azeredo Lobo, Matthew Kenny, Eric Schubert, Sean MartinCourtright, Marshal Peacock, Eric Cappon, Kevin Moeun, Justin Hall (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Stephen Sforza, Nathan Chan Smyth, Jordan Brooks, Andrew Nador, Michael Zanetti, Andrew Jarvis, Michael Arnold, Andrew Colosimo, Dan McBride, Adonis Hamadi Missing: Carlo Cannovan (Head Coach), David Crabb (Asst. Coach), Joey Rinaldi

Season Recap The 2009-10 version of the Gaels had a dramatic turnaround from the 2008-09 squad. After finishing sixth in the OUA East a year ago the Gaels improved by 12 points to finish second in the division with an 8-2-4 mark. The team’s success can be directly linked to a stretch between Sept. 20 and Oct. 21 where they were unbeaten in nine games. As well, the Gaels took four out of a possible six points from the top team in the OUA, the Toronto Varsity Blues.

By finishing second in the OUA East, the Gaels earned a bye through the first round of the playoffs and hosted the Carleton Ravens in the quarter-finals.

The two teams played to a scoreless draw after 120 minutes, advancing the game to a shootout.

Unfortunately, the Gaels came out on the losing end, prematurely ending their strong season.

The Gaels turnaround was recognized by the league as four players were named to the OUA All-Star teams. Defender Andrew Nador was a First Team All-Star while Mike Arnold, Jordan Brooks and Dan McBride were all named Second Team All-Stars.

Arnold and Brooks earned the honour after finishing tied for the team lead in goals with six.

Graduating Student-Athletes Andrew Jarvis Q, Sean Martin-Courtright Q, Andrew Nador Q, Justin Vermeer Q, Justin Wood, Michael Zanetti Q

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Results • Second in OUA East (8-2-4) • Lost to the Carleton Ravens in the OUA Quarterfinal (1-0, 4-2 in SO) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Andrew Nador • Second Team: Mike Arnold, Jordan Brooks, Dan McBride Team Awards • MVP: Mike Arnold • MIP: Gilbert Coyle • Rookie: Nathan Klemencic • Rena Graham Award: Sean Martin-Courtright • John Booth/Bill Ursel Award: Michael Zanetti

Soccer (W) Back Row (L-R): Dave McDowell (Head Coach), Summer Rybicki, Angela Sullivan, Jacqueline Tessier, Victoria Gonzalez-Milroy, Renee MacLellan, Erin Smith, Riley Filion, Mikyla Kay, Rebecca Gibbons, Marco Giacomello (Asst. Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Jaime Smith (Student Trainer), Lisa Bache, Meredith Raddysh, Alexis McKinty, Michelle Waintraub, Julia Cory, Felicia Pereira, Shannon Hyslop, Katie Lee, Sydney Koby, Paula Wong, Brienna Shaw, Jennifer Hutchinson Front Row (L-R): Cathleen Brennan, Cristina Senese, Kelli Chamberlain, Elena Corry, Chantel Marson, Mary Kampman, Sara Buckham, Chantal McFetridge. Missing: Kevin Greig (Asst. Coach)

Season Recap The 2009-10 women’s soccer team proved to be an up-and-coming force in the CIS. With Renee MacLellan as the only athlete with more than 2 years experience coming into the season, the Gaels dominated the OUA, posting a 13-1-2 record, the best in the league. An even more telling statistic of the Gaels dominance was their nine game winning streak they posted from Sept.

19 to Oct. 10. During that time, they outscored their opposition 26-2. In total, the Gaels posted 13 shutouts in the regular season, with 7 recorded

by Chantel Marson and the other 6 going to Elena Corry.

In the OUA playoffs, the Gaels earned victories over Carleton and Laurier, which allowed them to qualify for the CIS Championship. However, they could not bring home an OUA banner as they fell to York 1-0 (4-2 in a shootout). At the CIS Championship, Queen’s opened with a win over St. Francis Xavier and had a 1-0 lead over Trinity Western in the semifinal. However, the Spartans, the eventual CIS Champions, would score late in the game and go on to win on penalty kicks.

This remarkable season was highlighted by MacLellan, who scored 12 goals during the regular season and was named the CIS Most Valuable Player. She also earned the OUA East Most Valuable Player, a CIS First-Team AllCanadian and an OUA First-Team All-Star.

Graduating Student-Athletes Renee MacLellan Q

Results • First in OUA East (13-1-2) – ranked No. 3 in Canada • Silver Medal @ OUA Championship • Defeated AUS Champ. St.FX in CIS Quarter-final (1-0) • Lost to defending champion Trinity Western in CIS Semifinal (1-0, 5-3 in SO) • Finished fourth at CIS Championship OUA All-Stars • First Team: Riley Filion, Renee MacLellan, Brienna Shaw • Second Team: Victoria Gonzalez-Milroy CIS All-Canadians • FirstTeam: Renee MacLellan (CIS Player of theYear) Team Awards • Most Consistent: Victoria Gonzalez-Milroy • MIP: Summer Rybicki Special Honours • Kelli Chamberlain: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 5, Nov. 9) • Riley Filion: OUA East Rookie of the Year, CIS Tournament All-Star • Renee MacLellan: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 21, Oct. 26), OUA East Player of the Year, CIS Player of the Year • Dave McDowell: OUA East Coach of the Year • Angela Sullivan: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 19) • Jacqueline Tessier: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 8) • Mikyla Kay: CIS Tournament All-Star

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2009-10: Banner Season The 2009-10 season proved to be very fruitful for Queen’s Athletics & Recreation.

Gaels teams brought six championship banners home to Kingston; two CIS titles [Football, Curling (M)] and four OUA banners [Football, Rugby (M), Squash (W), Volleyball (M)]. The six banners marked the most the school has won since the 2003-04 season when seven banners were earned [OUA – Cross Country (W), Curling (M), Fencing (M), Fencing (W), Figure Skating, Rowing (W), Water Polo (M)]. The two national championships won by Football and Men’s Curling marks the first time in Queen’s history that two national championships have been captured.

up against former Canadian junior champions and world junior medalists, shook off all comers before defeating 2009 Canadian junior champion Brett Gallant and the UPEI Panthers 7-6.

Men’s Rugby won the Gaels first banner of 2009-10 when they came-from-behind to defeat the Western Mustangs 23-19.

On the same day, the Football team also defeated the Mustangs 43-39. The game was called “the greatest Yates Cup game ever played”.

Two weeks later, the Football team capped off their incredible season when they stunned the Calgary Dinos 33-31to win their fourth Vanier Cup title. The Gaels overcame the largest deficit in Vanier Cup history when they came back from an 18 point half-time deficit to win.

With three banners won in the fall, the focus turned to the winter sports to see if they could duplicate the success.

Women’s Squash kicked things off when they knocked off the Western Mustangs in the championship match to win their second OUA title in three years. Next up was Men’s Volleyball who overcame a two-sets-to-one deficit against the Guelph Gryphons to win their third banner in five seasons.

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Swimming (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Heidi Shallow (Asst. Coach), Courtney Semkuley, Jamie Loh, James Higgins, Kenny Ho, Sean Alexander, Christopher Kreutzner (Captain), Mark Kellenberger (Captain), Dustin Lam, Julian Chang, Geoffrey Lundell-Smith, Tanner Cassidy, Anne Hermon, Margo Bacher, Andrew Slot (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Laura Layland, Christine Gobeil, Samantha Biglieri, Bryanna White, Jenelle Kasper (Captain), Sarah Cahill (Captain), Meaghan Dalby, Shahira Ishak, Fay Yachetti, Annie Ruksys

Season Recap With a good mix of youth and veterans, the Queen’s Gaels swim team put together a solid season in 2009-10. The team opened up with a 12 medal performance at the Trent Invitational before successfully hosting the Queen’s Quad meet where they earned an additional five medals.

At the OUA Championships in St. Catharines, the Gaels had five Top 10 performances, led by a seventh place finish from Julian Chang, who qualified for the CIS Championships in the process. Margo Bacher, a rookie on this year’s team, swam to a ninth place finish, winning the ‘B’ Final in the Women’s 100m Breaststroke.

Results • Men: Seventh place @ OUA Championship • Women: Tenth place @ OUA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Seventh: Julian Chang (Men’s 50m Freestyle) • Eighth: Christopher Kreutzner (Men’s 200m Breaststroke) • Ninth: Margo Batcher (Women’s 100m Breaststroke) • Tenth: Christopher Kreutzner (Men’s 100m Breaststroke), Tanner Cassidy (Men’s 1500m Freestyle) Individual Results @ CIS Championship • 30th: Julian Chang (Men’s 50m Freestyle) Team Awards • MVP: Julian Chang (M), Fay Yachetti (W) • Rookie: Tanner Cassidy (M), Margo Bacher (W) • Adam MacLellan Award: Chris Kreutzner

Graduating Student-Athletes Jason Alexander, Julian Chang Q, Mark Kellenberger Q, Christopher Kreutzner Q, Dustin Lam Q, Sarah Cahill Q, Jenelle Kasper Q, Annabel Ruksys Q

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Track & Field (M) Back Row (L-R): Chris Parfitt, Clay Patterson, Jean-Paul Martin, Ford Thompson, Max Putnam, Michael Prime, Tyler Nightingale, Adrian Heller (Team Captain), Matt Hulse, Grant Henneberg, Matt Tiampo, Michael Nishiyama, Shane Kelly Middle Row (L-R): Melody Torcolacci (Head Coach), Trevor Walmsley, Ian Fung, William Newmarch, Paul Hegele, Joshua Potivn, Matt Alexander, Matt Turano, Tyson Loney, Michael Bentley, Anders Klaus, Wayne Bulak (Sprints/Hurdles Coach), Curt Bolton (Distance Coach), Kevin Dunbar (Distance Coach) Front Row (L-R): Adriana Lyons (Jumps Coach), Jeremy Yen-Chiu, Adrian Brett, Thomas Davis, Mark Walden, Matthew Pierce, Gord Frenke, Scott MacDonald, Jeffrey Mountjoy, Russell Morrison, Austin Zygmunt, Oliver Hatheway

Season Recap When you examine the success of the 2009-10 men’s track and field team, it becomes quite apparent that Matt Hulse was a force for the Gaels all season long. At the provincial and national championships, Hulse was a part of all five of the medals that the team won, including a record setting performance at the OUA Championships when he won a Queen’s record three medals. That accomplishment earned him the Track MVP at the championships.

Outside of Hulse, the Gaels demonstrated that they have the talent to compete with anyone in the country in relay events. The 4x200m, 4x400m and 4x800m teams were consistent performers all year long earning medals at multiple events.

At the CIS Championships, the 4x400m team set a Queen’s record as they just missed out on the podium, finishing fourth. Individually the Gaels were very strong in the 1000m event while Gord Frenke and Shane Kelly gave the Gaels a strong presence in the shorter distances.

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Results • Seventh place @ OUA Championship • Tenth place @ CIS Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Gold: (1500m) Matt Hulse • Silver: (1000m) Matt Hulse, (4x800m) Matt Hulse, Clay Patterson, Joshua Potvin, Michael Nishiyama Individual Results @ CIS Championship • Gold: (1000m) Matt Hulse • Silver: (1500m) Matt Hulse OUA All-Stars • Matt Hulse CIS All-Canadians • First Team: Matt Hulse Team Awards • MVP: Matt Hulse • Rookie: Tyson Loney • Coaches Award: Tyler Nightingale, Dan Moylan, Gord Frenke Special Honours • Matt Hulse: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar. 1, Mar. 15), OUA Track Events Most Valuable Male Performer, OUA Community Service Award, CIS Community Service Award

Thomas Davis Q, Adrian Heller Q, Matt Hulse Q, Anders Klaus, Russell Morrison Q, Daniel Moylan, Tyler Nightingale Q, Matthew Pierce, Trevor Walmsley, Austin Zygmunt

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Track & Field (W) Back Row (L-R): Kim Kallio, Pauliina Beretta, Joy Ogundare, Marissa Walter, Jan Stirling (Captain), Jennifer Barrow, Vanessa deHoog, Patricia Roney Middle Row (L-R): Melody Torcolacci (Head Coach), Adriana Lyons (Jumps Coach), Paris Adams, Theresa Fritz-Endres, Kate Portner-Gartke, Sophia Tesfaye, Maggie Hutton, Stephanie Hulse, Wayne Bulak (Sprints/Hurdles Coach), Curt Bolton (Distance Coach) Front Row (L-R): Leslie Sexton, Meagan King, Suzette Janse van Rensburg, Laura Goodfellow, Veronica Catry, Alecia Kallos, Nadia Tatlow, Megan Andrews, Heather Bijman

Season Recap It was a very successful season for the Queen’s women’s track and field team as they were able to improve in their placing at both the OUA and CIS Championships from the previous season. This was in large part thanks to the performance of the team’s relay teams who were very strong over the course of the season.

After earning multiple medals at preparation events leading up to the provincial and national championships, the 4x200m and 4x400m teams were able to pick up bronze medals at the OUA Championships at York University. The 4x400m team was able to set a new Queen’s record in the process. The anchors of both teams were Veronica Catry and Jan Stirling who joined Matt Hulse from the men’s team as the only multiple medal winners at the provincial championships.

This season came to a close at the CIS Championships in Windsor where the Gaels just missed out on the podium in the 4x200m event but still managed to improve their placing by two positions over a season ago.

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Results • Sixth place @ OUA Championship • 17th place @ CIS Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Bronze: (4x200m) Veronica Catry, Pauliina Beretta, Jan Stirling, Marissa Walter; (4x400m) Veronica Catry, Pauliina Beretta, Jan Stirling, Jenn Barrow Individual Results @ CIS Championship • Fourth: (4x200m) Veronica Catry, Pauliina Beretta, Jan Stirling, Marissa Walter • Sixth: (4x400m) Veronica Catry, Jan Stirling, Jennifer Barrow, Alicia Kallos; (4x800m) Leah Larocque, Heather Bijman, Kim Kallio, Alicia Kallos Team Awards • MVP: Jan Stirling, Veronica Catry • Rookie: Marissa Walter, Alecia Kallos • Coaches Award: Jenn Barrow, Heather Bijman Special Honours • Jan Stirling: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar. 1) • Veronica Catry: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar. 15)

Megan Andrews, Heather Bijman Q, Liza Howard Q, Christine Joannou Q, Angela King Q, Michelle Nicholson, Janice Stirling Q, Caitlin Tino

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Volleyball (M)

 OUA Champions

Back Row (L-R): Brenda Willis (Head Coach), Tim O’Hearn (Strength Coach), Alex Oneid, Maris Jansons, Niko Rukavina, Bryan Fautley, Brett Walter, Will Sidgwick, Wesley Chen (Technical Asst.), Trevor King (Student Trainer), Matt Fugard (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Matthew Taylor, Michael Amoroso, Dan Rosenbaum, Anthony Pitfield, Sam Pedlow, Darren Edwards, Joren Zeeman, Jackson Dakin, Nicholas LeBlanc Missing: Dave Kellam (Asst. Coach), Chris Galbraith (Asst. Coach), Dale LeBlans (Strength Coach)

Season Recap For the 5th consecutive year, the Men’s Volleyball team achieved an OUA Finals appearance. After earning a silver medal with a very young squad last season, the Gaels were determined to take the next step.

The Gaels defeated Toronto in a romp in the OUA Quarter-finals and then shocked the Western Mustangs in five sets to advance to the OUA Championship. With McMaster being upset in the semifinals, Queen’s faced Guelph and in another five set marathon, the Gaels came out on top to win their third OUA banner in five seasons and fifth since 2000.

The win also moved the Gaels onto the CIS Championships where they put in a very strong effort, earning a fifth place finish after defeating the host Thompson Rivers WolfPack. The team benefitted from the excellent play of CIS Second Team All-Canadian Joren Zeeman and tournament all-star Bryan Fautley.

Graduating Student-Athletes Sam Pedlow Q

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Results • Second in OUA (16-4) • Defeated Toronto and Western in OUA Playoffs • Defeated

Guelph to win OUA Championship (3-2) • Lost to Trinity Western in CIS Quarter-final (3-0) • Defeated Montreal in CIS Consolation (3-1) • Defeated Thompson Rivers to finish fifth at CIS Championship (3-2) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Joren Zeeman, Michael Amoroso • Rookie Team: Will Sidgwick CIS All-Canadians • Second Team: Joren Zeeman Team Awards • MVP: Joren Zeeman • MIP: Bryan Fautley • Rookie: Will Sidgwick Special Honours • Jackson Dakin: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 2) • Michael Amoroso: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 8) • Joren Zeeman: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 22, Mar. 8) • Bryan Fautley: CIS Tournament All-Star • Won inaugural game in the Main Gym of the Athletics & Recreation Centre against York 3-0 (Jan. 17) • Duplicated best finish at the CIS Championship (2005-06)

Volleyball (W) Back Row (L-R): Joely Christian-Macfarlane (Head Coach), Shannon Walsh, Elyssa Heller, Julie Lockwood, Becky Billings, Allison Grand, Lorna Button, Kristin Collins, Natalie Fisher, Katarina Chan, Jeremy Hannay (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Natalie Gray, Katie Matthews, Katie Neville, Elizabeth Price, Chloe DesRoche, Colleen Ogilvie, Leah Franco, Anna Pedjase Missing: Jamie Mastorakas (Asst. Coach)

Season Recap While this season’s women’s volleyball squad was young, the team built on their successes from a season ago as they improved their record to 13-6 to finish second in the OUA East division.

Although the season started slowly for the Gaels, a stretch of games from Nov. 20 to Feb. 10 saw the team post an 11-2 record, highlighted by a thrilling come-from-behind victory over the York Lions in the team’s first game in the ARC. Home court proved to be a huge advantage for the Gaels this year as they joined Football and Men’s Rugby as the only three teams to win every regular season home game in 2009-10. Queen’s posted a 9-0 record on home court, including 7-0 after their move to the ARC. The Gaels playoff run saw the team avenge their playoff loss from a season ago to York with a four set victory over the Lions. While the team lost both of their games at the OUA Final Four tournament, the Gaels will be back in years to come with OUA All-Stars Natalie Gray, Colleen Ogilvie and Katie Matthews leading the way.

Results • Second in OUA East (13-6) • Defeated York in OUA Quarter-final • Finished fourth at OUA Final Four OUA All-Stars • First Team: Natalie Gray, Colleen Ogilvie • Second Team: Katie Matthews Team Awards • MVP: Julie Lockwood • MIP: Shannon Walsh Special Honours • Colleen Ogilvie: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 23, Feb. 22) • Natalie Gray: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 18) • Becky Billings: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 25) • Won inaugural game in the Main Gym of the Athletics & Recreation Centre against York 3-2 (Jan. 17)

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Curling (M/W)

 National Champions (M)

Back Row (L-R): Katie Robinson, Jesse Gartshore, Kathryn English, Jackie Brunton, Kendra Barrick, Erin Doran Front Row (L-R): Jonathan Beuk, Andrew Inouye, Chadd Vandermade, Scott Chadwick, David Durant, Andrew Minty

Season Recap It was a season of highs and lows for the men’s curling team in 2009-10. After failing to qualify for the OUA Championships, the team was invited to compete at the CIS Championships hosted by the University of Alberta.

The Gaels stepped up their game and defeated OUA rivals Western along with the host Golden Bears, who featured Olympic gold medalist Kevin Martin’s son. With a 5-1 record after round robin play, the Gaels defeated Manitoba in thrilling fashion, stealing two points in the ninth end and one in the tenth to earn a berth in the championship match. Facing 2009 Canadian junior champion and world junior silver medalist Brett Gallant from UPEI, the Gaels went shot for shot with the Panthers and came out on top 7-6. The win earned Queen’s its first national championship in curling and will send the Gaels to Turkey in 2011 to represent Canada at the FISU Winter Games.

On the women’s side, the team struggled this year as they posted a 2-6 record for the second straight season. As a result, the team did not qualify for the OUA Championships.

Graduating Student-Athletes Andrew Inouye, Chadd Vandermade Q, Kendra Barrick

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Results • Men: Sixth in OUA (4-4) • Women: Seventh in OUA (2-6) Results @ CIS/CCA Championship (Men) • 5-1 in round robin play • Defeated Manitoba in semifinal (6-5) • Defeated UPEI to win national championship (7-6) CIS All-Canadians • First Team: Jon Beuk • Second Team: Scott Chadwick Team Awards • MVP: Andrew Inouye (M), Jackie Brunton (W) • Rookie: Andrew Minty (M), Katie Robinson (W)

Golf (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Kate Burnett, Hailey Ingleson, Matt Courchene, Brian Siu, Will Thornburrow, Taylor Henderson, Vincent Castronovo, Julia Horvath, Megan Zalewski Front Row (L-R): Casey Ward, Justin Gilman, Alex Forbes, Sean Lackey, Mike Hossack, Nina Wan Missing: Justice Durland, Bert Kea (Head Coach), Sandy McBride (Asst. Coach)

Season Recap To put it simply, the Queen’s women dominated the

OUA women’s golf circuit during the 2009-10 season.

The Gaels won the team titles handily in six events.

Rookie Hailey Ingleson was a force as she captured the individual title in three of the six tournaments and finished in the top-3 in two others. Casey Ward also captured an individual title at the McMaster Invitational where Queen’s golfers swept the top three positions.

Heading into the OUA Championship,s the Gaels were favourites but the team was unable to translate their previous success into a championship. Queen’s wound up finishing second as Ward and Kate Burnett were named Second Team All-Stars.

Queen’s men saw a young team experience highs and lows over the course of the year. The team started out strong, finishing third at the Queen’s Invitational.

At the OUA Championships, the team played their best round of the year as they led the tournament after Day 1. On the second day, the Gaels continued their strong play but could not hold onto their lead and finished fourth. Sean Lackey was named an OUA First Team All-Star while Taylor Henderson earned an OUA Second Team All-Star nomination.

Results • Men: Fourth @ OUA Championship • Women: Silver Medal @ OUA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Sean Lackey – T-5 (146) • Casey Ward – T-7 (172) • Kate Burnett – T-7 (172) OUA All-Stars • Men: Sean Lackey (First Team), Taylor Henderson (Second Team) • Women: Casey Ward (Second Team), Kate Burnett (Second Team) Team Awards • MVP: Sean Lackey (M), Hailey Ingleson (W) • Rookie:

Matt Courchene (M), Justice Durland (W) • MIP: Taylor Henderson (M), Casey Ward (W) Special Honours • Hailey Ingleson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 28) • Sandy McBride: OUA Women’s Coach of the Year

Graduating Student-Athletes Mike Hossack Q, Kate Burnett Q, Megan Zalewski Q

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Nordic Skiing (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Emily Turner, Audrey Hagberg, Rebecca Ronaghan, Katrina MacDougall, Julie Engelhardt, Julie McVicar, Kara McWatters, Haley Robinson, Veronica Allan Front Row (L-R): Chris Hey, Paul Scriver, Matthew Siddall, Scott Brandon, Ian Scriver, Alexandre Dumond Missing: Jessica Metuzals, Taylor Lougheed, Meghan Donevan, Danae Krahn, Haley Magee

Season Recap Although the Queen’s women did not have the services of Julie McVicar at this year’s OUA Championships, the team managed to improve on their overall finish. A sixth place finish overall was highlighted by a 10th place result in the women’s 7.5km relay.

On the men’s side, the team was once again seventh place finishers at the OUA Championships. The men’s top result came in the men’s 15km relay where, similar to the women’s team, the Gaels finished 10th. .

Graduating Student-Athletes Scott Brandon Q, Ian Scriver Q, Julie Engelhardt Q, Audrey Hagberg Q, Julie McVicar Q

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Results • Men: Seventh place @ OUA Championship • Women: Sixth place @ OUA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • 10th: (Men’s 15km relay) Ian Scriver, Paul Scriver, Scott Brandon; (Women’s 7.5km relay) Jessica Metuzals, Katrina MacDougall, Audrey Hagberg Team Awards • MVP: Ian Scriver (M), Jessica Metuzals (W) • MIP: Scott Brandon (M), Veronica Allan (W)

2009-10 “Q” Awards Basketball: Ryan Hairsine, Michel Leger, Baris Ondul, Erin Skippon, Maddie Soye Cross Country/Track & Field: Heather Bijman, Thomas Davis, Adrian Heller, Liza Howard, Matt Hulse, Christine Joannou, Angela King, Anders Klaus, Julie McVicar, Elizabeth Miller, Russell Morrison, Carla Murphy, Tyler Nightingale, Jan Stirling, Trevor Walmsley Curling: Chadd Vandermade Fencing: Martin Busse, Nancy Chua, Sydney Houston-Goudge, George Huang, Stacey McDonald Field Hockey: Madelaine Gordon, Meryl Makinson, Lauren Martin, Emily Newton, Mary-Anne Reid, Laura Robinson Figure Skating: Jena Hall, Kelsey Newhook

The Graduating ‘Q’ Award Successful, Strong, Bold, Proud, Inspiring, Perseverant… these are the attributes of Queen’s student-athletes. The Graduating “Q” Award embodies these qualities and signifies the development a studentathlete experiences while at Queen’s.

This award is made from slate, a metamorphic rock that has undergone alteration through heat and pressure to form its current state. Slate also symbolizes a record of performance and represents a new beginning. Graduating student-athletes have been tested by the combined rigors of athletics and academics during their career at Queen’s. The personal growth you have experienced as a student-athlete has prepared you for success in future endeavours.

The Graduating “Q” is a constant reminder of your experience as a student-athlete.

The commitment, perseverance, joy, pain, and ultimately the successes you have achieved are all represented by this award. Presented to graduating athletes who have contributed to Queen’s for a minimum of three seasons, this award is a reminder that recipients are ‘Forever a Gael.’

Athletes receiving this award are denoted throughout this book with a “Q” beside their name.

Football : Jimmy Allin, Dan Bederman, Danny Brannagan, Patrick Corbin, Vincenzo De Civita, Marty Gordon, Christopher Ioannides, Jon Koidis, Terrence Leeper, Blaise Morrison, Addison Rich, David Rooney, Devan Sheahan, Nicholas Sirski, Christopher Smith, Mark Surya, Jimmy Therrien, Osie Ukwuoma, Scott Valberg, Matthew Vickers, Dan Village Golf : Kate Burnett, Mike Hossack, Megan Zalewski Hockey: Alison Bagg, Michael Bushby, Jess Cone, Rebecca Conroy, Elizabeth Kench, Clinton McCullough, Megan McNutt, TJ Sutter, Kelsey Thomson Lacrosse: Kalyn Bolland, Laura Chambers, Alexandra Erath, Martha Ross, Rachel Steger Nordic Skiing: Scott Brandon, Julie Engelhardt, Audrey Hagberg, Julie McVicar, Ian Scriver Rowing: John Barr, Jaime Christian, Taylor Donaldson, Caylen Heckel, Katya Herman, Morgan Jarvis, Andrew Joyce, Greg McNally, Rebecca McWatters, Ryan Meyers, Charly Thivierge-Lortie Rugby: Shane Baddeley, Aaron Balinsky, Thomas Binczyk, Peggy-Rae Carswell, Alistair Clark, Mason Curtis, Graeme Dibden, Julie Engelhardt, Shauna Geerts, Thomas Jilek, Ryan Kruyne, Georgia McIntyre, Zach Pancer, Jocelyn Poirier, Calum Ramsay, Patrick Richardson, Tim Richardson, Lindsay Sample, Emily Stern, Rhys Wiechula, Karlye Wong Soccer : Andrew Jarvis, Renee MacLellan, Sean Martin-Courtright, Andrew Nador, Justin Vermeer, Michael Zanetti Squash: Andrew Brennan, Bonnie Dainty, Hilary Dugan, Paul Gartenburg, Alison Wardlaw Swimming: Sarah Cahill, Julian Chang, Jenelle Kasper, Mark Kellenberger, Christopher Kreutzner, Dustin Lam, Annabel Ruksys Volleyball : Sam Pedlow Water Polo: Alexander Demner, Kirsten Glover, Madeleine Green, Carla Henderson, Eric Jones, Shannel Rajan, Erin Wishart Wrestling: Kelvin Hamilton, Adela Wan Student Trainers: Katie Button, Jamie Cardy, Janna Dolphin, Hilary Felice, Cindy Kwong, David Leyland, Keith McQuade, Toni Morris, Gabrielle Ouimet, Matt Viermaa

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Squash (M) Back Row (L-R): Eugene Zaremba (Head Coach), Colin Siu, Paul Gartenburg, Brian Siu, Michael Konviser, Amr Hamour Front Row (L-R): Robert Noakes, Erik Zufelt, Alex Ford, Tim Langston, Jeremy Setterfield

Season Recap The 2009-10 men’s squash team were once again fourth place finishers in the OUA this season.

After qualifying for the OUA Championships with a 2-2 record at the OUA Crossover tournament, the team lost their opening game to McGill setting up a showdown with McMaster for the OUA bronze medal.

Both teams played extremely well, with the Gaels being led by OUA First Team All-Star Paul Gartenburg, and finished the match tied at three.

However, the Marauders won more games overall during the match leaving the Gaels in fourth place.

Graduating Student-Athletes Andrew Brennan Q, Paul Gartenburg Q

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Results • Fourth @ OUA Championship OUA All-Stars • First Team: Paul Gartenburg Team Awards • MVP: Paul Gartenburg • Rookie: Tim Livingston • MIP: Andrew Brennan

Squash (W)

 OUA Champions

Back Row (L-R): Erin Roberts, Alison Wardlaw, Hilary Dugan (Head Coach), Alayna Bradd, Christal Larocque, Paul Gartenburg (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L-R): Diana Chang, Caitlin Klein, Julia Dales, Heather Lamb, Frances Candy

Season Recap It was a breakout season for the Gaels women’s squash team in 2009-10 as the team improved from a 5-19 record last season to a 23-1 record this year.

As the #1 seed heading into the OUA Championships, Queen’s defeated Toronto 5-1 in the semifinals before they disposed of the Western Mustangs 4-2 to capture their eighth OUA banner.

The Gaels were led by rookie standout Erin Roberts, who was named the OUA Rookie of the Year and an OUA First Team All-Star. However, she was not alone in producing the Gaels success as Heather Lamb also earned an OUA First Team AllStar nod while Julia Dales and Caitlin Klein were named OUA Second Team All-Stars.

Results • Defeated Western to win OUA Championship OUA All-Stars • First Team: Erin Roberts, Heather Lamb • Second Team: Julia Dales, Caitlin Klein Team Awards • MVP: Erin Roberts • MIP: Alison Wardlaw Special Honours • Erin Roberts: OUA Rookie of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 15)

Graduating Student-Athletes Frances Candy, Diana Chang, Bonnie Dainty Q, Hilary Dugan Q, Christal Larocque, Alison Wardlaw Q

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Water Polo (M) Back Row (L-R): Stephen Pariser, Matthew Dermody, Michael Dalziel, Eric Jones (Captain), Don Duffey (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Riley Millington, Alexander Demner, Matt Thompson, Bliss Man, Ian Pinchin Missing: Greg Kelley

Season Recap It was another tough season for the Gaels as they failed to qualify for the playoffs, finishing the season 0-10.

Eric Jones, who led the Gaels in scoring with 18 goals, good enough for 13th in the OUA, was the team’s only all-star as he was named to the first team. It is Jones’ fourth first team all-star selection in four years with the team

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Results • Sixth in OUA (0-10) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Eric Jones Team Awards • MVP: Eric Jones • MIP: Michael Dalziel • Rookie: Greg Kelley

Water Polo (W) Back Row (L-R): Don Duffey (Head Coach), Michelle Campbell, Madeleine Green, Leslie Sannes, Carla Henderson (Captain), Alaya Yassein, Kathryn Rutherford, Erin Wishart Front Row (L-R): Mila Janjic-Zarab, Emily Ready, Shannel Rajan, Nicole Kucherenko, Marissa Robinson, Rebecca Love, Maxine Sullivan-Phillips, Katrina Keenan-Pelletier Missing: Briana Botsford, Kirsten Glover

Season Recap After going winless a year ago, the 2009-10 version of the Gaels won a pair of close contests against the York Lions to finish fourth in the OUA. That placing helped them earn a berth in the OUA Final Four hosted by McMaster. In their first game against Carleton, the Gaels held tough through the first half but could not keep up with the top team in the league. The Bronze Medal game pitted the Gaels against the host Marauders.

Once again, the Gaels played tough and kept the contest close but could not pull out the victory.

Results • Fourth in OUA (2-6) • Advanced to OUA Final Four tournament, finished fourth OUA All-Stars • First Team: Shannel Rajan Team Awards • MVP: Shannel Rajan • MIP: Rebecca Love • Rookie: Emily Ready

The Gaels had one player named to the OUA AllStar team and that was fourth year player Shannel Rajan. Rajan led the Gaels in scoring with 18 goals, good enough for sixth overall in the OUA.

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Wrestling Back Row (L-R): Dave Rowins (Asst. Coach), Justin Irwin (Asst. Coach), Christine Humphries, Adela Wan, Kellie Heney, Paul Matzinger, Joel Smith, Matt DiStaulo, Nick Kew, Kait Pasic, Kelvin Hamilton Front Row (L-R): Amy Laidlaw, Katie Strang, Shane Kelly, Christopher Janz, Kevin Chen, Tavis Sisco, Taylor Wood, David Holman, David Cameron, Jamie Macari (Head Coach)

Season Recap The 2009-10 season was another step forward for the Queen’s wrestling team.

The women were able to pick up a sixth place overall finish at the OUA Championships while the men finished in seventh. However, the men stood out at these championships thanks to a bronze medal effort from Matt Di Staulo in the 57kg category. That result earned him the right to compete at the CIS Championships, hosted by the University of Calgary.

Di Staulo went up against some of the best wrestlers in Canada in his weight category and performed admirably, earning a seventh place finish after defeating Henry Gass from McGill in his final bout.

Graduating Student-Athletes Aristithes Doumouras, Kelvin Hamilton Q, David Holman, Daniel Kiniry, Amy VanBerlo, Adela Wan Q

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Results • Men: Seventh place @ OUA Championship • Women: Sixth place @ OUA Championship Individual Results @ OUA Championship • Bronze: (Men’s 57kg) Matt Di Staulo • Fourth: (Men’s 54kg) Joel Smith, (Women’s 55kg) Alice Zhao, (Women’s 63kg) Katherine Strang Individual Resutls @ CIS Championship • Seventh: (Men’s 57kg) Matt Di Staulo Team Awards • MIP:

Chris Janz (M), Christine Humphries (W) • Rookie: Feodor Snagovsky (M), Alice Zhao (W) • Top Performer: Matt Di Staulo (M), Katie Strang (W)

Athletic Therapy Back Row (L-R): Brendan Irish (M Rugby), Robin Valadares (M B-Ball), Chris DeZorzi (Football), Dave Leyland (M Hockey), Keith McQuade (M Rugby), Matt Viermaa (M Soccer), Daniel Moylan, Cindy Kwong, Trevor King (M V-Ball), Meaghan Peters (W Hockey) Front Row (L-R): James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Janna Dolphin, Veronica Whitham, Alana McEvoy (W B-Ball), Jamie Smith (W Soccer), Jamie Cardy (Football), Toni Morris (Football), Krisha Quinn (W Rugby), Vicky Wiltshire (Head Athletic Therapist), Dave Ross (Athletic Therapist) Missing: Katie Button, Laura Byford-Richardson (W Rugby), Melissa Delgado (W Hockey), Hilary Felice (Football), Robin Goody, Myk Kasperavicius, Rhea Monteiro, Gabby Ouimet (W Volleyball), Jonathan Ross (M Hockey), Graeme Leverette (Physiotherapist)

Season Recap: The Queen’s Athletic Therapy clinic underwent some substantial changes in 2009-2010. In August 2009, long-time Coordinator Dave Ross stepped down from his role as head therapist after 29-years in this position. He continues to be an active and valued employee with Athletic Therapy, as he runs the Athletic Therapy clinic located at Richardson Stadium.

Vicky Wiltshire took over as Coordinator of Athletic Therapy after joining the Athletic Therapy team in 1998. In October 2009, James Sawchuk joined our team and has been a valuable addition to our program. Graeme Leverette continues to be of great service to us as the physiotherapist looking after the hockey programs at the Memorial Center.

Fast Facts: • Since 1988, 559 students have contributed their time and energy to keep Queen’s sports teams in action • Vicky Wiltshire becomes the seventh Head Athletic Therapist in Queen’s history. She follows a long line of historic figures who have held the position including: David Ross, Tabby Gow, Stew Langdon, Hal Dunlop, Senator Jack Powell, Billy Hughes

In December 2009, Athletic Therapy made the move into the new Athletics & Recreation Centre which is a much larger and more functional clinic. This was a long overdue upgrade and is appreciated by trainers and varsity studentathletes.

In all, Athletic Therapy had 39 student trainers in 2009-2010, most coming from the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies. The students continue to be the heart of our program, and have once again done an outstanding job helping to keep the varsity athletes healthy. This year we say goodbye to 17 of our student staff, and a huge thank you for your years of dedication.

Graduating Student-Athletes Katie Button Q, Jaime Cardy Q, Chris Dezorzi, Janna Dolphin, Hilary Felice Q, Trevor King, Cindy Kwong Q, Dave Leyland Q, Alana McEvoy, Keith McQuade Q, Toni Morris Q, Daniel Moylan Q, Gabby Ouimet Q, Meaghan Peters, Robin Valadares, Matt Vierimaa Q, Veronica Whitham

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MAJOR AWARDS - HISTORY Alfie Pierce Trophy The Alfie Pierce Trophy, first presented by Arts ‘47 as a tribute to Alfie Pierce who gave a lifetime of dedication to training and helping Queen’s interuniversity teams, is now awarded annually to a male and female student who contributed the most to interuniversity athletics in his/her first year at Queen’s.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06

2004-05

2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01

1999-00

1998-99 1997-98 1996-97

1995-96

1994-95 1993-94

1992-93

1991-92

1990-91 1989-90 1988-89

1987-88

1986-87

1985-86

1984-85

1983-84

1982-83

1981-82

1980-81 1979-80

1978-79 1977-78 1976-77

1975-76

1974-75

1973-74

1972-73 1971-72 1970-71

1969-70

Brienna Shaw (Soccer); Scott Kyle (Rugby) Elyssa Heller (Volleyball); Joren Zeeman (Volleyball) Elizabeth Kench (Hockey, Ryan Gibb (Hockey) Victoria Kaufman (Hockey); Danny Brannagan (Football) Brittany Segeren (Swimming); Braden Novakowski (X-Country & Track) Eilish McConville (Soccer); Simon Mitchell (Basketball) Ashley Barrett (Soccer); Brad Smith (Football) Elizabeth Chiasson (Hockey); Jamie Earle (Water Polo) Jennifer Howitt (Figure Skating); Jason Natalinin (Basketball) Amy Connell (XC & Track and Field); Corey Trudeau (Football &Track) Claudia Tom (Hockey); Jon Landon (Football) Karin Hoegberg (Rowing); Jake Magolan (Volleyball) Carole Gibbings (Badminton); John Alexiou (Volleyball) Tara Black (Figure Skating); Paul Correale (Football & Track and Field) Sarah Pardy (Track and Field); Peter Stelter (Basketball) Sarah Gibbings (Badminton); Brendan Johnson (Soccer) Sarah Leonard (Track and Field); Mike Spence (Volleyball) Sophie Kenward (Track , X-Country & Nordic Skiing); Derek Morin (Hockey) Victoria Wilson (Basketball); Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby) Jackie Cernik (Tennis); Marc Lemieux (Wrestling) Carolyn Reeder (Track & Field); Justin McDonough (Tennis) Jill Lutz (Swimming and Diving); Mike Burleigh (Basketball) Maggie Bird (Swimming and Diving); Trevor Van Nest (Track and Field) Nancy Olmstead (Nordic Skiing); Mark Nowell (Squash) Jennifer Boyd (Swimming and Diving); Sheridan Baptiste (Track & Field and Football) Jackie Dusenbury (Basketball); Mark Burleigh (Football) Kaia Nielson (Volleyball); Paul Minaker (Hockey); Steve Boyd (X-Country) Jane Anne Forrest (Indoor Track); Scott Bissessar (Football and Track) Carolyn Ellis (Synch. Swimming); Larry Mohr (Football) Melody Torcolacci (Track and Field); Bob Wright (Football) Chris Bowlby (Nordic Skiing); Jack Raleigh (Swimming) Lori Boyce (Hockey); David Lech (Alpine Skiing) Sandra Blainey (Figure Skating); Jim Muller (Wrestling); Charles Hitchon (Track and Field) Laurie Morrison (Synchronized Swimming); Tim Dennis (Swimming) Virginia Honeyman (Alpine Skiing & Field Hockey); Kevin Thompson (Track & Field) Mary Anne Drinkwater (Basketball & Track); Robert MacCormack (X-Country) Leslie Ferrari (Hockey); Darrell Penner (Football) Penny Smith (Gymnastics); Steve Gross (Hockey) Karen Carson (Basketball & Field Hockey); Colin Loudon (Hockey) Margaret Hutchinson (Volleyball); Gord Taylor (Soccer)

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1967-68

1966-67 1965-66 1964-65

1963-64 1962-63 1961-62 1960-61 1959-60 1958-59 1957-58 1956-57 1955-56 1954-55 1953-54 1952-53

1951-52 1950-51 1949-50 1948-49 1947-48

Maureen Bouris (Track & Field); Gord Hurd (Swimming) Cindy Riach (Archery, Basketball & Track); Robert Lingwood (Track) Bob Clayton (Hockey); Ron Walsh (Basketball) Tim Baker (Wrestling) Alison Glendenning (Basketball, Hockey & Swimming); Dave Ellis (Track) Not Awarded James Young (Football) Judy Jarvis (Badminton); Elwin Derbyshire (Hockey) Joan Quinn Bob Crown (Wrestling) Margaret Benson (Badminton &Tennis) Susan Hough (Badminton & Basketball) Dorothy McLaughlin (Badminton) Not Awarded Jack Abraham (Boxing) Ron Stewart (Football) Norma Higgs (Archery, Basketball, Swimming); Ralph Pohlman (Boxing) Al Poutenen (Skiing) Dick Erwin (Football) Don Griffin (Basketball) Jack Logan (Football) Joan Keough (Basketball)

Hal Dunlop Sheild In Honour of Dr. Hal W. Dunlop - This award was instituted in 1980 by Dr. Dunlop’s many friends and colleagues in the Queen’s sporting fraternity. This award is given annually to an individual who has made a significant contribution to “Athletic Therapy” at Queen’s.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81

Robin Goody Peter Vooys Richard Rotenberg, Rob Millington Jennifer Walsh Andrew Ewert, Lindsey Thompson Meg O’Brien Thane Philips Denyse Beaumont Julie Moon Tonia Graham Neil Flores Judi Nantes Kelly Kavanagh, Tricia Hayton Ed Lee/Jennifer Vuong Paul Mayhew Anne McDowell Joanne Martin Steve Melnyk Sarah Case Lionel Pereira David MacDonald Alan Besselink, Patty Palmer Dave Maxwell Steve Silver Steve Silver Tabby Gow Al Allmark Lisa Shepherd John Vooys

Jack Jarvis Trophy

Marion Ross Trophy

The Jack Jarvis Trophy, is awarded annually to the outstanding graduating athlete in interuniversity individual sports. It was first presented by the boxers of Queen’s as a tribute to Jack Jarvis, who coached the Queen’s boxing team for 33 years.

The Marion Ross Trophy, named in honour of Queen’s first athletic director, was presented by the Women’s P.H.E. Alumnae Association in 1981. It is awarded to the female athlete in an individual sport who displays qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, and dedication through participation in her sport.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84

1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64

Nick Pratt (Rowing) Braden Novakowski (Track & X-Country) Simon Gowdy (Rowing) Bill Woods (Track & Field) Dale Beesley (Squash) Mike Melaney (Track & Field) Alain Bovet (Rowing) Nimrod Major (Track & Field and Fencing) Will Anderson (Fencing) Matthieu Pinard (Fencing) Bruce Precious (Fencing) Geoff Campbell (Badminton) Mark Chatterly (Squash) Darren Dugan (Track & Field) Steve Fruitman (Track & Field) Larry Hegan (Nordic Skiing) Marc Lemieux (Wrestling) Andrew Kirby (Fencing) Trevor Van Nest (Track & Field/X-Country) Colin Dignum (Track & Field/X-Country) Chris Hannaford (Track & Field) Sheridon Bapiste (Track & Field) Dave Pearsall (Gymnastics) Tony Koyanagi (Nordic Skiing) Geoff Moon (Wrestling) Brian Murat (Track & Field) Mark Soodeen (Track & Field) Jack Raleigh (Swimming) Dave Beatty (Alpine Skiing); Hugh Tafel (Track & Field) Jeff Bellringer (X-Country/Track & Field) Claus Rinne (Track & Field/X-Country) Tim Dennis (Swimming) Kevin Thompson (Track & Field) Stuart Watt (Tennis); Tony Verhoeven (Track & Field) Victor Gooding (Track & Field) Jamie Neilson (Alpine Skiing) Dave Jarvis (Track & Field) Brian Aikin (Track & Field) Robert Lingwood (Track & Field) Bob Cazes (Wrestling) Brian Donnelly (Track & Field) Len Minty (Swimming) Mike Whittington (X-Country Skiing/X-Country?)

Brian Neck (Gymnastics); Larry Wood (Wrestling) Siak Lee (Badminton) John Stevenson (Judo/Rowing) Denny McDermott (Badminton)

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00

1998-99 1997-98 1996-97

1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81

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Leslie Sexton (X-Country/Track) Joanne Ko (Fencing) Rachel Coens (Figure Skating) Katy Perry (Swimming) Morgan Waddell (Rowing) Kate Walker(Rowing) Krista Wells(Rugby/Wrestling) Megan Stone(Fencing) Audrey Giles(XC and Track & Field) Paula Myslivecek(Tennis); Charlotte Wilson(X-Country/Track) Karen Thomas (Figure Skating) Johanna Thomas (Squash) C. J. Davison (Figure Skating); Jana McLean (Figure Skating) Shannon Niemi (Badminton); Carolyn Russell (Squash) Bali Athwal (Tennis) Lesley Morrison (Track and Field) Leslie Bruce (Track and Field) Cynthia Facchinato (Gymnastics) Jill Lutz (Swimming) Jana Jackson (Nordic Skiing) Elinor Ip (Tennis) Kathy Kingston (Synchronized Swimming) Lisa Vogelzang (Figure Skating) Cheryl Lyte (Nordic Skiing); Jane Henderson (Track) Coosje Weber (Alpine Skiing) Suzanne Villeneuve (Track & Field) Anne Marie Malone (X-Country) Chris Bowlby (X-Country, Field Hockey & Nordic Skiing) Sandra Morden (Badminton)

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MAJOR AWARDS - HISTORY Jim Tait Trophy

Award of Merit Trophy

The Jim Tait Trophy, first presented in 1987, is given to the graduating male athlete who best displays the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and an exceptional contribution to men’s interuniversity team sports.

The Award of Merit is an award exemplifying the spirit of Queen’s female athletics. It is presented to the female athlete who, through an exceptional contribution to her team, best displays the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and all round performance in her sport.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87

Thaine Carter (Football) Mike Giffin (Football) Brad Smith (Football) Kiel Perching (Rugby) Jamie Earle (Water Polo) Tom Denison (Football) Kevin Elsey (Volleyball) Bryan English (Volleyball) James MacLean (Football) Scott Richardson (Hockey) Jim Aru (Football) Nik Thomas (Soccer) Ken Butler (Soccer) Mike Spence (Volleyball) Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby) Steve Small (Curling) Brad Elberg (Football) Mike Burleigh (Basketball & Football) Andrew Perrett (Rugby) Dave Campbell (Hockey) Iain Grindal (Rugby) Roy Myllari (Hockey) John Walker (Soccer)

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2000-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95

1993-94 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79

Kate McKenna (Soccer) Kirsten Jewell (Field Hockey) Erin Bailey (Rugby) Kate Chambers (Soccer) Sachi DeSouza (Field Hockey) Katie Baker (Field Hockey) Erin McDiarmid (Basketball) Nuala Grieve (Soccer) Darcie Spearing (Lacrosse) Kristine Spekkens (Volleyball) Wendy Moon (Basketball) Alison Davis (Water Polo) Judith Trepanier (Soccer) Shelly Reid (Water Polo) Jaylene Morrison (Basketball); Sheena Majewski (Water Polo) Vicki Wilson (Basketball) Marilyn Trachsler (Field Hockey) Julie Farquhar (Basketball); Julie Stevens (Hockey) Leslie Aldcorn (Basketball) CathyRedshaw (Soccer/Hockey) Alison Thom (Rowing); Sarah Boswell (Soccer) Marni Hamilton (Rowing) Ann Fisher (Hockey) Carolyn Aylesworth (Hockey) Lynn Southcott (Basketball) Lynn Simpson (Volleyball); Patti Emmerson (Volleyball) Lori Goodfellow (Volleyball) Lynn Martin (Volleyball) Jane Wegenast (Field Hockey) Janean Sergeant (Hockey)

Michael J. Rodden Award First presented in 1978 by the Queen’s University Council on Athletics “To Honour the Man, and his Life in Sports”. Awarded for generous support and goodwill towards the Queen’s University Athletic Programs.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2006-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88

Not Awarded Dr. Janice Deakin (Contribution to program) John McFarlane (Former Athletic Director) Bob Pickering Jim Kelly (Contribution to program) Dr. Bob Crawford (Contribution to program) Hal “Moose” McCarney (Contribution to program) Bill Miklas Sr. (Dedicated Service - 32 years) Dr. John Albinson (Dedicated Service -33 years) Katherine Cartwright (Coaching Leadership) Ed Deans (Dedicated Service -33 years) Simon Beitler (Dedicated Service - 23 years ) Rolf Lund(Former Athletic Director/Coach) Dr.Jay McMahan (Contribution to program) Dr. Jim F Courtright (Booster) Principal David Smith (Generous support) Dr. Donald Macintosh(Leadership and vision) Al Lenard (Leadership in administration and coaching) Marion Ross (Advancement of women’s athletics) Wally Berry (Dedicated Service -50 Years) Anne Turnbull (Advancement of women’s athletics) Cathy Perkins (Supporter)

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1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78

Heino Lilles (Contribution to program) John “Jake” Edwards (Dedicated Service -50 years) Elizabeth Hooper (Contribution to program) Principal Ronald Watts (Generous Support) CFRC Radio (Dedicated Service - 60 years) Queen’s Bands (Dedicated Service - 75 years) Rev. A. M. Laverty (Chaplin, Counsellor, Booster) Dr. David Mclay (Contribution to program) Joan Webster (Contribution to program) Max Jackson (Sports Commentator)

PHE’55 Alumnae Award Presented in 1964 by the female members of the Physical Education Class of 1955, it is awarded annually to the final year female athlete who has brought the most honour to Queen’s by her scholastic and athletic achievement.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92

1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86

Kristine Matusiak (Rowing) Connie Dayboll (Rowing) Elish McConville (Soccer) Jenny Hogsden (Rowing) Amy Goodday (Basketball) Beth Wightman (X-Country & Track & Field) Cecily Clarke (Soccer) Nicole Clarke (Track & Field) Jacqueline Beudoin (Basketball) Caroline Gibbings (Badminton & Tennis) Sharyl Fyffe (Synchronized Swimming) Cathy McNally (Figure Skating) Sarah Gibbing (Badminton) Deanne Harada (Figure Skating) Martha Hall (Soccer) Jillian Boyd (Field Hockey) Vicki Lowes (Soccer) Carolyn Reeder (X-country, Track, Swimming) Tammy Staple (Track and Field & Figure Skating) Cathy Redshaw (Soccer, Hockey) April Hayes (Figure Skating) Peggy Phillips (Figure Skating) Nancy Potvin (Track and Field) Brenda Skillen (Gymnastics) Roaxanne MacKnight (Field Hockey)

1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77

1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71

1969-70

1968-69

1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65

Melody Torcolacci (Track & Field) Mary Hill (Track & Field) Cynthia McCall (Swimming and Diving) Nancy Firstbrook (Alpine Skiing) Jayne McNeil (Gymnastics) Not Awarded Sheryl Keely (Basketball & Curling) Cathy Sproul (Volleyball) M.A. Drinkwater (Track & Field) Pam Scothorn (Track & Field) Marg Bartlett (Field Hockey, Hockey & Nordic Skiing) Laney Marshall (Basketball) Jane Patterson (Basketball) Karen Carson (Basketball, Field Hockey Kaiva Celdova (Fencing, Track and Field & Volleyball) Maureen Bouris (Basketball, Track & Field) Pam Maitland (X-Country Skiing) Cindy Riach (Basketball, Tennis) Lynne Brearley (Curling), Margaret Clossen (Archery, Basketball) Nancy Wilson (Swimming, Volleyball); Connie Bothwell (Basketball, Hockey) Alison Glendenning (Basketball, Swimming) Sue Cheshire (Swimming) Not awarded Catherine Cartwright (Archery, Basketball, Hockey &Volleyball)

Jenkins Trophy The Jenkins Trophy is one of oldest trophies at Queen’s. It was presented first by Thomas Jenkins in 1930 and is awarded to the graduating male athlete who has brought the most honour to Queen’s by his athletic and scholastic ability.

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90 1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70

Jimmy Allin (Football) Devon Miller (Volleyball) Steve Willis (Volleyball) Jon Martin (Track & Field) Morgan Jarvis (Rowing) Steve Orchard (Rugby) Jeremy Armstrong (Soccer) Pat Brooks (Rugby) Jake Magolan (Volleyball) Mike Cowan (Soccer) Bob McGill (X-Country and Track & Field) James Osborn (Football and Track & Field) Steve Pettigrew (Rugby) Dave Kantor (Volleyball) Marc Labrom (Soccer) Dan Brown (Hockey) Kevin Graham (Volleyball) Eric Dell (Football) Mike Boone (Football) John Geddes (Rowing) Dave Lougheed (Rugby) Mike Scotten (Basketball) Tom Goetz (Rugby) Charlie Galunic (Football) Dave Mather (X-Country/Track & Field) Mark Bayley (Track & Field and X-Country) Rob Nairn (Rowing & Rugby) Larry Mohr (Football) Doug Hamilton (Rowing) Paul Stothart (Hockey) Ross Frances (Football) John MacIntyre (Hockey) Peter Becke (Track) Jim Muller (Football/Wrestling) Adam Shoemaker (X-Country) Duncan Card (Track & Field) Bob McCormack (Track & Field) Darrell Penner (Football &Swimming) John Pearson (Swimming) Peter Kopp (Nordic Skiing, Rugby &Basketball) Colin Loudon (Hockey) Brian Warrender (Football) Murray Douglas (Hockey) Heino Lilles (Football) Ron Walsh (Basketball) Jim Tait (Football & Hockey)

1968-69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64 1962-63 1961-62 1960-61 1959-60 1958-59 1957-58 1956-57 1955-56 1954-55 1953-54 1952-53 1951-52 1950-51 1949-50 1948-49 1947-48 1946-47 1945-46 1944-45 1943-44 1942-43 1941-42 1940-41 1939-40 1938-39 1937-38 1936-37 1935-36 1934-35 1933-34 1932-33 1931-32 1930-31

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Chip Drury (Alpine Skiing & Rugby) Dave Ellis (Track & Field) Larry Ferguson (Basketball & Football) Cal Connor (Football) John Erickson (Football) Al Raisbeck (Basketball) Dave Skene (Football) Terry Porter (Football) Gary Strickler (Football) Don Robb (Football) Jay McMahan (Basketball & Football) Gary Lewis (Football) Wm Surphlis (Football) Ronald Stewart (Football) Lou Bruce (Football) A. Poutanen (Skiing & Football) J. Roberts (Football) D. Griffin (Basketball) Ross McKelvey.B.A (Football) Harold McCarney (Football) A.L. Lenard (Football) M. Milovick (Boxing) Not Awarded J.D. Crothers (Football) J.A. Milliken (Football) John A. Harvey (Football & Wrestling) W.J. Pardy (Football) Lenox Lane (Football) Norval Williamsom (Hockey) James H. Courtright (Track & Field) William D. Fritz (Track & Field) Not Awarded John Munro (Football) John Edwards (Basketball, Football and Track & Field ) John Wing (Football) Mervyn C. Peever (Boxing, Wrestling & Fencing) John Kostuik (Football) Henry Alfred Hosking (Football, Wrestling & Fencing) Robert Seright (Boxing) Harry Lee Batstone (Football)

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ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS / OUA ALL-STARS 2008-09 OUA Academic All-Stars*

2008-09 Academic All-Canadians*

Curling Kendra Barrick, Alec Cram

Basketball Nick DiDonato, Ruby Egit, Alaina Porter, Lauren Scott, Robert Shaw, Jill Wheat

Fencing Emma Arenson, Caitlin Chang, Alan Chen, Ashley Chin, Christopher Galbraith, Charles Gao, Kristina Han, Craig Harvey, Sydney Houston-Goudge, GeoRugbye Huang, Michael Lam, Anton Oentoro, Kelly O’Neil, Elizabeth Padden, Evan Rankin, Robert Rundle, Trang Tran, James Wintle, MaryClair Yelovich

Cross Country/Track & Field Matthew Alexander, Thomas Davis, Michael Ferrarelli, Alexander Green, Oliver Hatheway, Kelsey Hawryluk, Adrian Heller, Megan Jaquith, Shane Kelly, Emily Klassen, Elizabeth Miller, Kurtis Nishiyama, Joshua Potvin, Rebecca Roth, Janice Stirling, Lauren Zintel

Figure Skating Jessica Bouchard, Martha Carruthers, Nadia Charania, Daniel Chung, Katie Farrow, Talia Feder, Jena Hall, Katie Phillips, Cathryn Schroeder, Lara Snucins, Laura von Hagen, Emily Young, Janel Young

Field Hockey Danielle Denley, Madelaine Gordon, Caroline Jamison, Gillian Lester, Kara McKnight, Emily Newton, Mary-Anne Reid, Laura Robinson, Meghan Rooney, Francesca Ruddick, Allison Wallis, Maggie Yeomans

Golf Sean Lackey, Duncan Melville, David Trousdale

Football James Allin, Colin Boyle, Terrence Leeper, Kyle MacDonald, Blaise Morrison, Patrick Sullivan, William van Ruyven

Lacrosse (W) Susan Agnew, Kalyn Bolland, Laura Chambers, Nicole Walton Nordic Skiing Jessica Finlay, Matt Herod, Kimberley Kallio, Elizabeth MacDonald, Robin McNamara, Julie McVicar, Alan Richards, Nicholas Riordan, Ian Scriver, Emily Turner, Mari Walsh, Trevor Wilson Rowing Christie Campbell, Nicole Campbell, Rares Crisan, Caylen Heckel, Rebecca Love, Kristine Matusiak, Arielle Nowell, Madeline O’Shaughnessy-Hunter, Alyson Parker, Sarah Pidgen, Ryan Poling, Nick Pratt, Andrew Rastapkevicius, Heather Sawula, Colin Sutherland, Robert Thom, Vicki Thompson, Amelia Wilkinson, Michael Wilkinson Rugby (M) Colin Alexander, Jamie Armstrong, Shane Baddeley, Alistair Clark, Randolph Curtis, Shayne Dolden, Christopher Fulton, Tim Goudge, Nicholas Hall, Thomas Jilek, Andrew Kirk, Scott Kyle, David Litner, Allan McGavin, Alexandre Nemetz-Sinchein, Zach Pancer, Calum Ramsay, Patrick Richardson, Tim Richardson, Michael Salisbury, David Slattery, Mackenzie Spurr Squash Andrew Brennan, Hilary Dugan, Paul Gartenburg, Colin James, Robert Noakes, Colin Siu, Emily Vander Zaag, Alison Wardlaw Water Polo John Coutts, Alex Czartoryski, Michael Dalziel, Alex Demner, Melissa Dermody, Kirsten Glover, Madeleine Green, Carla Henderson, Eric Jones, Sara Larcina, Jennifer Pratt, Ally Tosello, Erin Wishart

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Hockey Alison Bagg, Erica Bennett, Katie Boyd, Jess Cone, Grant Horvath, Melissa John, Jonathon Lawrance, Connor McGarry, Blake Pronk, TJ Sutter, Kerstin van Bolderen Rugby (W) Peggy-Rae Carswell, Julie Engelhardt, Alana Fleet, Emily Mattiussi, Ashley McIntyre, Lauren Prufer, Jennifer Redwood, Lindsay Sample, Lindsay Scott, Emily Stern, Andrea Wadsworth, Karlye Wong Soccer Michael Arnold, Nathan Chan Smyth, Elena Corry, Katie Dalziel, Christopher Deckert, Andrew Jarvis, Stephanie Kletke, Nikki Matarazzo, Jennifer Pentesco, Cristina Senese, Stephen Sforza, Graeme Webber, Justin Wood, Michael Zanetti Swimming Emre Amasyali, Sarah Cahill, James Higgins, James Loh, Whitney Lum, Katelyn McIntosh, Gregory McLeod, Alex Munn, Daniela Sheinin, Bryanna White Volleyball Jackson Dakin, Leah Franco, Louise Hamill, Katie Matthews, Halli Pedlow, Sam Pedlow, Daniel Rosenbaum, Matthew Taylor Wrestling Brian King, Katherine Strang, Adela Wan *Presented in the Fall of 2009; based on the 2008-09 academic year.