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2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 BY THE NUMBERS NATIONAL RESULTS (CIS/CURA/CUSSL) 1 CIS Team Title (W Soccer) 1 National Team Title (W Ultimate) 1 National 2nd Place Finish (M Ultimate)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2 CIS First Team All-Canadians (W Soccer, M Volleyball)

WELCOME

7 CIS Second Team All-Canadians (Football, W Soccer, M Cross Country, M Hockey, W Volleyball)

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

7 CUSSL All-Canadians (W Synchro Swimming [7]) 5 CIS Tournament All-Stars (W Soccer [4], M Volleyball)

VARSIT Y TEAMS Basketball (M)........................................................................... 6 Basketball (W)........................................................................... 7 Cross Country (M).................................................................... 8 Cross Country (W)................................................................... 9 Football.....................................................................................10 Hockey (M)...............................................................................12 Hockey(W)...............................................................................13 Rowing (M)...............................................................................14 Rowing (W)..............................................................................15 Rugby (M).................................................................................16 Rugby (W)................................................................................17 Soccer (M).................................................................................18 Soccer (W)................................................................................19 Volleyball (M)..........................................................................20 Volleyball (W)..........................................................................21

1 CIS Championship MVP (W Soccer)

SUPPORT SERVICES

11 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing [2], W Cycling, M Fencing, Figure Skating [3])

1 CIS Athlete of the Week (W Soccer) 1 National 1st Place Individual Finishes (M Rowing) 1 National 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Synchronized Swimming) PROVINCIAL RESULTS 5 Team Titles (W Soccer, M/W Cycling, M Fencing, M Volleyball, W Volleyball) 5 2nd Place Team Finishes (M Rugby, W Rowing, M Golf, Figure Skating, M Squash) 6 3rd Place Team Finishes (M Cross Country, Football, M Rowing, W Rugby, Cheerleading, W Fencing, W Lacrosse)

Athletic Therapy ....................................................................22

11 2nd Place Individual Finishes (M Rowing, W Rowing [2], M Cycling, W Cycling, M Fencing [2], W Fencing [2], M Golf, Figure Skating [4])

FOCUS ON Top Ten Moments.................................................................... 4 The Graduating Q Award....................................................23

9 3rd Place Individual Finishes (M Rowing, W Rowing, M Cycling [2], M Fencing [3], M Golf, M Squash)

HISTORY Major Awards..........................................................................24 Academic All-Stars & All-Canadians...............................28

40 OUA First Team All-Stars (25 Fall /15 Winter Term) 17 OUA Second Team All-Stars (13 Fall/4 Winter Term)

UNIVERSIT Y COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR)

3 OUA Player of the Year (W Soccer, W Hockey, M Volleyball) 2 OUA Rookie of the Year (W Soccer, M Hockey)

(Voting Members 2011-12) Riley Filion, Karicia Quiroz, Stephen Pariser, Meaghan Frauts, Gillian Bankas, Roger Healey, Kathy Jackson, George Jackson, Leslie Dal Cin

3 OUA All-Rookie Team (W Basketball, M Hockey, W Hockey) 5 OUA Special Awards (Football, W Rugby, W Volleyball, M Hockey [2])

(Ex Officio Members) Ann Tierney, Morgan Campbell, Jean Côté

5 OUA Athletes of the Week (Football, W Soccer [2], W Rugby, M Volleyball) 2 OUA Teams of the Month (Football, W Volleyball)

(Resource Members) Marcia Irving, Herb Steacy, Karen Pearce, Janean Sergeant, Lana Unsworth, Jeff Downie, Meg Einarson

7 OUA Football Players of the Week

QUEEN’S TOTAL 2011-12 RECORD VARSIT Y TEAM RECORD: 1 06-72-10 (.610) PLAYOFF RECORD: 18-13 (.581)

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL & VICE-CHANCELLOR Congratulations to our student-athletes, coaches and team support staff on a successful 201112 athletic season. There have been many highlights this year as we celebrate the outstanding performances of our Gaels teams. Back to back women's soccer National Championships and women's ultimate national champions. Provincial championships in cycling, men's fencing, women's soccer, men's volleyball and the first ever in women's volleyball.

We can also celebrate the first indoor national championship ever hosted by our school which was a great success on all fronts. Record breaking crowds enjoyed some of the best volleyball the nation has to offer. The Gaels won their first every quarter-final match and ended the tournament with their best showing ever in fourth place.

I would like to recognize the student-athletes who have earned academic All-Star status this past year. I also commend our Gaels for their work in the community contributing to local charities through projects that grow community, health & wellness and sport.

I would like to extend my appreciation to our dedicated coaches, support staff, alumni and team supporters who combine to create a positive environment that supports our studentathletes in pursuing excellence in athletics and academia.

To our graduating student-athletes who will be departing for other endeavours after this year, I wish you the best of luck. Your Queen's experience will certainly serve you well as you depart for the next chapter in your lives. As our newest alumni, I implore you to remain engaged with your respective programs and support future generations as they continue the athletic legacy you have helped to forge.

I thank you all for being an important part of the Queen's community and for continuing the rich and vibrant tradition of athletics at our University. I look forward to following and celebrating your future success.

Cha Gheill!!!

Daniel Woolf Principal and Vice-Chancellor

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MESSAGE FROM ASSOCIATE VICE-PRINCIPAL AND DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS As the 2011-2012 academic year draws to a close, I am very pleased to recognize and applaud the accomplishments enjoyed by our many student-athletes, teams and programs this year. It has been a demanding year of competition, and opportunities such as the Colour Awards provide the chance to reflect upon the season as well as the dedication, hard work, camaraderie and achievement that made another successful year.

For those of you receiving awards this evening, congratulations on your accolades - they are especially notable given the formidable competition present in our programs. For all of you, thank you for your contributions to the Queen's spirit and the culture of sport that is so important to the traditions we value on our campus.

I would also like to recognize the contributions of the team captains, coaches and program support staff for your dedication and leadership of the program, I am appreciative of the skill and care that you provide to each of your respective programs.

As the athletic season draws to a close, I wish you the best of luck with your exams and your future athletic and academic endeavours.

Go Gaels Go! Ann Tierney Associate Vice-Principal & Dean of Student Affairs.

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TOP MOMENTS - PRESENTED BY THE QUEEN’S JOURNAL From a list of 40 top moments, the Queen’s Journal has selected the top 10 moments from the 2011-12 season. For a complete list and rank, visit www.gogaelsgo.com/topmoments11-12

BACK-TO-BACK! The women's soccer team won OUA and CIS championships with both games being decided by penalty kicks. They are the first women's team in school history to win backto-back national championships.

2012 CIS MEN'S VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSHIP HOSTS

Queen's Athletics and Recreation hosted their first ever indoor national championship March 2-4 as they welcomed the top CIS players to Kingston. The event was a huge success, with attendance records being set Friday and broken the following night.

Queen's finished fourth which is their best result at nationals.

ALL-TIME GAEL Brittany Moore, a year after becoming the Queen's Gaels all-time leading scorer, moves into second on the OUA all-time scoring list and finishes her career as the Gaels basketball – men's and women's – all-time leading scorer. She finishes her career with 1,652 points.

HISTORY IN THE MAKING The women's volleyball team re-wrote their record books this season. After winning their first ever OUA championship, they made their first appearance on the national stage. Natalie Gray became the first player to take home a major award at the national level winning the CIS Thérèse Quigley award.

GOLD RUSH Both the men's and women's volleyball teams took home provincial championships on the same weekend. In both final games the two squads defeated the OUA Final Four host teams to win their championships.

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MOST VALUABLE GAELS The Gaels were well represented at the OUA level this year with Joren Zeeman (Men's Volleyball), Natalie Gray (Women's Volleyball), Morgan McHaffie (Women's Hockey) and Riley Filion (Women's Soccer) all their leagues MVP's. Riley Whitlock (Men's Hockey) and Osie Ukwuoma (Football) took home honours for their positions as well.

COACHING MILESTONES Three well decorated coaches hit milestone marks in their Gaels coaching careers this year as Women's Basketball coach Dave Wilson and Rowing coach John Armitage finished up their 30th seasons while Men's Volleyball coach Brenda Willis celebrated her 25th year at the helm.

STREAKING INTO THE PLAYOFFS

BANNER SEASONS

After an 0-2 start to the season, the football team went on a win streak heading into the playoffs taking their next six straight games along with their opening round playoff match against Laurier. The men's volleyball team caught fire at the end of their season winning their final six regular season games and all three playoff games winning the OUA championship. The women's volleyball team followed a similar path taking their final five regular season games and all three OUA playoff matches for their first OUA championship title.

It was a banner season once again for the Gaels winning national titles in women's soccer and women's ultimate. The cycling and men's fencing teams both repeated as provincial champions while men's volleyball, women's volleyball and women's soccer all brought home OUA championship banners.

ROCK THE K-ROCK The Carr-Harris Cup 2012 edition was set on the largest stage in the game's 26 year history in front of a record 2,576 crowd at the K-Rock Centre in Kingston, Ont. Queen's won the game 4-1.

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MEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row (L-R): Nick Boon (Manager), Chris Aim (Assistant Coach), Matt Baker, Jerome Josz, John Lenz, Nikola Misljencevic, Brett Whitfield, Stephan Barrie (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Ricky Parisien, James Macvicar, Desmond Adams, Bernard Burgesson, Ryan Golden, Alex Weatherill, Mackenzie Simpson Absent: Madhav Triedi (Assistant Coach), Mike Farine, Jamie Asefa, Joe Krizman (Trainer), Kamallesh Canjimawadivel (Manager)

SEASON RECAP The 2011-12 season marked the beginning of a new era for the Gaels basketball program as it goes down as the first under head coach Stephan Barrie.

A very young squad had difficulty for much of the season but improved consistently as the season went along and held tough in very closely contested games. The Gaels played their way back into playoff contention with a solid weekend against the Royal Military College, defeating the Paladins twice by margins of 41 and 31 points respectively. However, two nailbiting losses to York caught up with the team as they finished just behind the Lions for the final playoff spot.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 23)

Mackenzie Simpson who transferred into the program this year averaged a team high 12.7 points and 4.7 rebounds per game.

The Gaels will lose their most tenured player as Bernard Burgesson wraps up his Queen's career as the active leader in points and rebounds with 387 points and 321 rebounds. Burgesson was also named the Marco William Alessio scholarship recipient.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Bernard Burgesson Q, Michael Farine

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RESULTS • Seventh in OUA East (2-20) • Did not qualify for post-season TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Mackenzie Simpson • Rookie: John Lenz SPECIAL HONOURS • Nikola Misljencevic: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 28)

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row (L-R): Paige Robinson, Brittany Moore, Lisa Minutillo, Blythe Gutelius Middle Row (L-R): Dave Wilson (Head Coach), Rachael Urosevic, Liz Phillips, Jillian Siemieniuk, Meaghan MacDougall, Liz Boag, Sarah Barnes (Assistant Coach), Bob Freeman (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Emma Stallwood, Gemma Bullard, Christine Wallace, Hanna Koposhynska, Sydney Kernahan, Jenny Wright Absent: Jade Babcock (Student Trainer), Gillian Kyle (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (12-10) • Lost to Ryerson in OUA East quarter-final (71-66)

Returning the core of a young squad in 2010-11, the Gaels looked to build on the successes of a roster that was comprised of primarily first and second year players.

OUA EAST ALL-STARS • First Team: Brittany Moore • Rookie Team: Jenny Wright

The team started off the year hot, going 4-1 through five games. Tough weekends caught up with them over the course of the season though as their record hovered around the .500 mark for the remainder of the season. Despite the ups and downs the Gaels used big performances at home to earn home court advantage in the playoffs. In the playoffs, a difficult third quarter prevented the Gaels from moving on to the OUA Final Four as they fell to Ryerson by a 71-66 score.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Brittany Moore • Rookie: Jenny Wright • Coaches Award: Sydney Kernahan SPECIAL HONOURS

First year player Jenny Wright was named to the OUA all-rookie team for her efforts during the year. She racked up 151 points and 106 rebounds while averaging over 20 minutes a game.

• Brittany Moore: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Feb. 21, Feb. 6, Jan. 9); Queen's Basketball alltime leading scorer and second all-time in OUA scoring with 1,652 points

The Gaels were led all season by fifth year standout Brittany Moore, who was an OUA East first team All-Star for the fourth time. She graduates from the program as the number two all-time scorer in OUA history with 1,652 points and the top scorer in the history of Queen’s basketball.

• Christine Wallace: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 16) • Sydney Kernahan: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 28) • Dave Wilson: 30th season as Head Coach

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Brittany Moore Q, Christine Wallace Q

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MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/DISTANCE RUNNING Back Row (L to R): Tricia Roney, Maxime Leboeuf, Jan Henning, Kyle Zosiak, Jeff Behan, Cody Beals, Kevin Azocar, Clay Patterson, Jeff Costen, Paul Hengele, Gerry Angelatos, Jeff Archer, Michael Bentley, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L to R): Nicholas McGraw, David Cashin, Corbin Johnson, Ian Polos, Josh Potvin, Andrew Corchene, Trevor Walmsley, Micheal Nishyama, Cameron Levac, Jeremy Yen-Chui, Colin Simpson

SEASON RECAP The men's cross country team got their season off to a great start on home turf in 2011 and turned it into a solid showing at the CIS Championships.

The season started at Fort Henry Hill in Kingston with the teams earning a 1-2 finish. Individually, Dave Cashin finished in third place which led the Gaels. Queen's then headed to the Lehigh Paul Short Run where they finished eighth. Clay Patterson finished 28th as the top Gael.

Up next the Gaels took part in the Guelph open.

The men finished in fifth place as Patterson continued his strong season with the top result for the men, finishing 26th.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 23)

At the OUA Championship the men's squad put up a solid third place finish. Maxime Labouef was the top runner for the Gaels men finishing 11th.

The third place finish at provincials was followed by a trip to the CIS Championship.

In Quebec City, the Gaels CIS Championship effort was led by Jeff Archer who was the lone Gael named a CIS All-Star. His 10th place finish led the Gaels men to fourth place finish in Canada.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Paul Hegele, Michael Nishiyama Q, Trevor Walmsley Q, Cody Beals, Michael Bentley Q, Andrew Courchene Q, Oliver Hatheway Q, Maxime Leboeuf, Jeffrey Mountjoy Q, Clay Patterson Q, Ian Polos

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RESULTS • Third place at OUA Championship • Fourth place at CIS Championship INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Maxime Labouef - 11th (10km) • Jeff Archer - 17th (10km) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIP • Jeff Archer - 10th (10km) CIS ALL-CANADIAN • Second Team: Jeff Archer OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Maxime Lebouef TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jeff Archer • Rookie: Dave Cashin • Coaches Award: Oliver Hathaway SPECIAL HONOURS • Jeff Archer: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 13)

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WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY/DISTANCE RUNNING Back Row (L to R): Tricia Roney, Laura Walker, Laura Haliburton, Samantha Healy, Erin Slade, Paris Adams, Veronica Allan, Lauren Prufer, Taylor Ostoich, Elizabeth Beard, Queenie Wong, Rachel Herron, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L to R): Katie Pettes, Colleen Wilson, Monica Boleszjo, Ceilidh Stubbs, Alecia Kallos, Bronwyn Hodgins, Theresa Fritz-Endres, Stephanie Hulse, Bianca Chelu-Penalagan

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Fifth place at OUA Championship • Tenth place at CIS Championship

The women's cross country team got off to a great start on home turf in 2011, then finished with a strong showing at the CIS Championships.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Stephanie Hulse - 16th (5km) • Alecia Kallos - 26th (5km)

The season started at Fort Henry Hill in Kingston with the Gaels earning a third place finish in the Queen's Invitational. Individually, Stephanie Hulse finished in third. Queen's then headed to the Lehigh Paul Short Run where they recorded a 12th place finish and Hulse again led the women with a 49th place finish.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIP • Stephanie Hulse - 39th (5km) TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Stephanie Hulse • Rookie: Erin Slade • Coaches Award: Alecia Kallos

Next the Gaels took part in the Guelph open. The women's squad led the way with a third place finish in large part due to Hulse who finished 14th to lead the Gaels women.

At the OUA Championships the women's squad finished fifth in the province. Hulse continued her great season by placing 16th.

In Quebec City, the Gaels CIS Championship effort saw them finish tenth in the nation with Hulse completing her sweep throughout the season Gaels meets finishing for the Gaels in 39th place.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Rachel Herron, Monika Bolejszo, Veronica Allan, Alecia Kallos Q, Lauren Prufer Q, Rebecca Roth

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Absent: Jeff Wood (LB), Sam Doucette, Aaron Dowd, Nicholas Ettinger, Will Moodie, Mike Mortley, Andrew Sauer, Christoph Smith, Johnny Sullivan, Josh Sultana, Jasmin Ma

Front Row (L-R): Nick Romanchuk, Billy McPhee, Justin Gleben, Boris Isakov, Yann Dika-Balotoken, Will Zed, Luke Ball, Domenic DiCarlo, Justin Baronaitis, Curtis Carmichael, Derek Wiggan, TJ Chase-Dunawa, Ted Festeryga, Ryan Farrell, Colton Ballou, Blake Sirio, Chris Patrician

Second Row (L-R): Father Raymond Desouza, Frank Pankewich, Sean Plumley, Aaron Gazendam, Dylan LaBrech, Ryan Granberg, Justin Chapdelaine, Dan Village, Matt Ritchie, Geoff Mohtadi, Ben D'Andrea, Steve Laporte, Pat Sheahan (Head Coach), Tom Howes, Anthony Marino, Derek Morris, John Miniaci, Johnny Aprile, Matt Kendrick, Sam Sabourin, Mike Sullivan, Josh Prinsen, Connor Moen, Osie Ukwuoma

Third Row (L-R): Amanda Holman, Jen Bull, Trevor Plumley, Alex Carroll, Cory Dyer, Jason Tupper, Matt Webster, Marco Ciallella, Matt Lapointe, Pat McMenamin (Kicking), Bob Bindon, Pat Corbin (Offensive Assistant), Devan Sheahan (WR) , Pat Tracey (Defensive Coordinator), Marty Gordon (Offensive Assistant), Glen Williamson (Recruiting), Leroy Blugh (DL), Ryan Sheahan (Video/QB), Grant Schelske (Video), Ryan Bechmanis (Special Teams/DB), Nick Nucci, Ryan Melvin, Francis Shin, Dave Ross (Head Therapist), Christy Faulds, Serena Deketele, Darby Tracey, Dr. O'Connor

Fourth Row (L-R): Jesse Andrews, Joel Coffey, Garnet Peters, Andrew Hastings, Dimitri Korakianitis, Chris Adams, Fraser Nash, Jake Hong, John Piazza, Scott MacDonnell, Ryan Mitchell, Keith Lagace, Evan Sequiera, Kyle Vanderkooi, Andrew Lue, Hasan Abdul, Matthew Mardini, Thomas Juha, Craig Rushon, Jason Cerquiera, Ryan Dougherty, Daniel Broodo, Scott Keeley, Detlev Himmelman, Corey Flude, Tom Hopkins (Equipment), Jeff Mellor (Equipment)

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 23)

COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

MEN’S FOOTBALL

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SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Third in OUA (6-2) • Beat Laurier in OUA quarterfinal (14-10) • Lost to McMaster in OUA semi-final (40-13)

After a disappointing 3-5 finish in 2010, the Queen's Gaels entered the 2011 season boasting a young, talented core of players looking to establish themselves as a top OUA squad.

OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Ryan Granberg, Mike Sullivan, John Miniaci, Osie Ukwuoma, Sam Sabourin, Andrew Lue, Frank Pankewich • Second Team: Derek Morris, Josh Prinsen, Dan Village, Giovanni Aprile, Derek Wiggan and TJ Chase Dunawa

The month of September got off to a rough start for the Gaels and as a result the team came out on the wrong end of 26-2 and 19-6 scorelines to McMaster and Ottawa respectively. The Gaels returned home and got the ball rolling on a six game regular season winning streak which carried into the playoffs.

Queen's rattled off three straight road victories over York, Toronto and Windsor, outscoring their opposition by a 103-23 margin. The Gaels continued to roll when they returned home with a 53-0 win over Waterloo and a 37-0 win over No. 1 nationally ranked Western. The Gaels earned a 6-2 record which was good for third place in the OUA and a home playoff game.

CIS ALL-CANADIANS • Second Team: Ryan Granberg, Sam Sabourin and Andrew Lue TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Ryan Granberg • Rookie: Justin Gleben • Offensive Lineman: Michael Sullivan • Defensive Lineman: Osie Ukwuoma • Offensive Player: Ryan Granberg • Defensive Player: Osie Ukwuoma • Special Teams: Giovanni Aprile • Academic & Athletics: Frank Pankewich • Most Dedicated: Justin Chapdelaine • MIP: Sean Plumley • QFC Merit Award: Ryan Sheahan

In their first playoff match the Gaels defeated Laurier for a second time, 14-10 at Richardson Stadium, bringing their win streak to seven games. One week later the Gaels saw their season come to a close as they fell by a 40-13 margin against the eventual national champion, McMaster Marauders.

It was a record setting year for several Gaels. Dan Village became the Gaels all-time leading field goal kicker. Ryan Granberg became the second running back in Gaels history to rush for over 1,000 yards. The Gaels also had their first defence in team history to go the length of the season without allowing a rushing touchdown.

SPECIAL HONOURS • Osie Ukwuoma: OUA Lineman of the Year (J.P. Metras Award), OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 25) • Giovanni Aprile: Ranked #14 by CFL scouting bureau, OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept. 19), Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 18), OUA Offensive and Special Teams Player of the Week (Sept. 19)

It was also a banner year for Gaels taking home personal accolades as they had 13 players named OUA All-Stars including Granberg, Mike Sullivan, John Miniaci, Osie Ukwuoma, Sam Sabourin, Andrew Lue, and Frank Pankewich who were each named to the OUA first team. Granberg, Sabourin, and Lue also earned recognition as CIS All-Canadians.

• Dan Village: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 2), OUA Special Teams Player of the Week (Oct. 11, Oct. 29), Queen's all-time leading scorer with 334 points

Ukwuoma won the OUA's J.P. Metras lineman of the year award for the second time in his career.

• Ryan Granberg: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 16), OUA Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 17, Oct. 25)

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Osie Ukwuoma Q, Dan Village Q, Ben D'Andrea Q, Thomas Howes Q, Dylan Labrech Q, Stephen Laporte Q, Matt Ritchie Q, Ted Festeryga Q, Geoffrey Mohtadi Q, Derek Morris Q, Frank Pankewich Q, Joshua Sultana Q

• TEAM: No rushing touchdowns allowed all season.

• OUA Team of the Month for October • Defensive Coordinator Pat Tracey coached at a world football camp held in Oslo, Norway

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MEN’S HOCKEY Back Row (L-R): James Shannon, Kelly Jackson, Tyler Moore, Brendan Bureau, Ben Munroe, Keenan Murray, Brandon Perry, Steven Tresierra, Alexi Pianosi Middle Row (L-R): Scott Kenway, David Fitzpatrick, David Chubb, Robert Stellick, Bryant Doerrsam, Stephane Chabot, Jordan Soquila, Corey Bureau, Colin Bergman, Patrick McEachen, Jordan Mirwaldt Front Row (L-R): Riley Whitlock, Payton Liske, Tony Cimellaro (Assistant Coach), Jonathon Lawrance, Brett Gibson (Head Coach), Steele Defazio, Andrew Haussler (Assistant Coach), Brock Ouellet, Joey Derochie, David Aime

SEASON RECAP The 2011-12 season saw many new faces in big roles for the Gaels as several young additions were put in place around a veteran core.

The Gaels started the season on the right foot, winning five of their first seven games before a November slump put them in a dogfight for the playoffs. A 6-3 record after the Christmas break put them back on track and a 4-1 win over the RMC Paladins in the Carr-Harris Cup in front of 2,576 fans at the K-Rock Centre gave them the points they needed to advance to the playoffs. In the first round they ran into the top ranked McGill Redmen, eventually going down in two games.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 23)

The Gaels were led by their All-Canadian goaltender Riley Whitlock who only allowed 70 goals against and took home OUA East Top Goaltender honours. Corey Bureau was named OUA East rookie of the year after scoring a team high 11 goals and earning a spot on the OUA East All-Rookie team.

Jonathon Lawrance caps his five year career and fourth season as team captain with his second consecutive Randy Gregg Award for combining hockey, academics and community involvement.

The Gaels' captain had 15 points, scoring seven goals and adding eight assists in 28 games.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Ben Munroe Q, Jonathon Lawrance Q, Brendan Bureau Q, David Chubb Q, Scott Kenway Q, Brock Ouellet Q

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RESULTS • Eighth in the OUA East (13-13-2) • Lost in OUA East quarter-final to McGill (2-0) CIS ALL-CANADIANS • Second Team: Riley Whitlock OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Riley Whitlock • All-Rookie: Corey Bureau TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Riley Whitlock • Rookie: Corey Bureau SPECIAL HONOURS • Jonathon Lawrance: OUA Randy Gregg Nominee • Riley Whitlock: OUA East Goaltender of the Year Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 30) • Corey Bureau: OUA East Rookie of the Year; Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 31) • Kelly Jackson: Carr-Harris Cup MVP; Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 11) • Jordan Mirwaldt: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 16) • TEAM: Won the 26th annual Carr-Harris Cup

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WOMEN’S HOCKEY Back Row (L-R): Lisa Clarke (Student trainer), Alana Smith, Danielle Girard, Kelly Eustace, Taryn Pilon, Chelsey Verbeek, Courtenay Jacklin, Allie Biglieri, Danielle McKenzie (Student trainer) Middle Row (L-R): Miriam Pass (Assistant Coach), Curtis Murray-Waters (Goalie Coach), Shawna Griffin, Victoria Porter, Mary Coughlin, Samantha Regier, Gabrielle Leonard, Alex Cieslowski, Brittany Shewchuk, Alison Goody (Student trainer), Chris McFie (Skate technician) Front Row (L-R): Engi Lim, Brittany McHaffie, Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Kristin Smith, Karissa Savage, Morgan McHaffie, Kalen Ingram (Assistant Coach), Katie Duncan, Mel Dodd-Moher

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA (14-9-3) • Lost to York in OUA Quarter-final (2-1)

Despite a heavy turnover in the roster from the 2011 OUA champion and CIS bronze medalist team, the Gaels maintained a national ranking in 13 of 14 weeks during the season and were bolstered by several impressive individual performances as they made a return to the playoffs in 2011-12.

OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Morgan McHaffie • Second Team: Katie Duncan • All-Rookie: Taryn Pilon

The team picked up their regular season where they left off in the previous playoffs as they began their year with a 10-5 record in the first half of the season, including a lopsided 10-2 victory over the UOIT Ridgebacks in Oshawa in just the third game of the season. The Gaels stumbled after the new year, and were forced to win their last three games of the season to clinch home ice in the playoffs.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Morgan McHaffie • Rookie: Taryn Pilon • Most Imroved: Shawna Griffin • Best Plus/Minus: Morgan McHaffie SPECIAL HONOURS • Morgan McHaffie: OUA Player of the Year; Queen's Athlete of the Week (Dec. 5, Oct. 24)

The Gaels couldn’t regain their early season form come playoff time. In the first round they drew the York Lions, falling in three games to end their year.

It was a banner year for the Gaels in the awards column as Morgan McHaffie became the first Gael since 2003-04 to win the OUA Player of the Year award after leading the OUA scoring race from the start of the year. McHaffie was also an OUA first team All-Star. She was joined as an All-Star by Katie Duncan who was an OUA second team All-Star, as well as Taryn Pilon who was a member of the OUA all-rookie team.

• Mel Dodd-Moher: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Feb. 13) • Head Coach Matt Holmberg: Reached 50th career regular season victory

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES No graduating athletes

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MEN’S ROWING Back Row (L-R): Locke Davenport Huyer, Patrick O'Connor, Rami Maassarani, Albert Harkema, Richard Walker, Joe Kunkel, Stu Robinson Middle Row (L-R): John Armitage (Head Coach), Michael Craig, William Kennedy, Jordan Rendall, Jordan Wille, Chris Zakos, Matt Christie, Matt Steele, John Pollock Front Row (L-R): Robert Thomson, Stephen Tuffner, Jacob Koudys, Scott Brandon, David Oram, Pat McCrady, Alan Payno Absent: Eric Farquharson

SEASON RECAP The Gaels rowing program had a series of strong performances at preliminary regattas through the OUA schedule. Their results were bolstered by very impressive individual performances at the provincial and national level.

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The season began well as the Gaels men impressed at the Head of the Rideau with victories in the varsity heavyweight men's single, varsity lightweight men's double, varsity heavyweight men's double, varsity heavyweight men's four, varsity heavyweight men's eight, varsity lightweight men's four and varsity lightweight men's eight.

The Gaels translated their strong preliminary performances into even more impressive finishes at the OUA Championship. At the Canadian University Rowing Championship, Matt Christie stole the show for the Gaels, capturing their lone gold medal for his performance in the lightweight men's single as he opened up a big lead off the start and held it down the stretch.

RESULTS • Third Place at OUA Championship • Fourth Place at CURA Championship INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Bronze: (L8+) Jacob Koudys, Pat McCrady, Alan Payno, Joe Kunkel, Dave Oram, Chris Zakos, Matt Steele, Matt Christie and Jordan Rendall; (L4+) Jacob Koudys, Pat McCrady, Alan Payno, Chris Zakos and Dave Oram INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURA CHAMPIONSHIP • Gold (L1x) Matt Christie TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jakob Koudys, Locke Davenport-Huyer • Botterell: Scott Brandon • Athletes Award: Scott Brandon • Rookie of the Year: Matt Christie • Most Improved: Jordan Rendall, Stephen Tuffner • John Armitage Award: Jordan Rendall, Jordan Wille SPECIAL HONOURS

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES

• Matt Christie: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 6)

Patrick O'Connor, Michael Craig, Rami Maassarani Q, David Oram

• John Armitage: 30th season as varsity coach

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WOMEN’S ROWING Back Row (L-R): Sean Whitehall, Chelsea Wisheart, Jennifer Johnston, Natasha Wozniak, Maude Warren, Cayley Firth, Kaitlin McSorley, Jessica Metuzals Middle Row (L-R): Nicole Bobbette, John Armitage, Elise Hoffmann, Meghan Robinson, Talia Wright, Elizabeth Carter, Lindsey Wilson, Bryn Savage, Elizabeth Price, Laura Fraser, Chloe Des Roche, Zola Mehlomakulu Front Row (L-R): Sarah Fisher, Courtney Coston, Flurry Hogg, Emily Richardson, Sean Peterson, Bekah Brown, Amelia Wilkinson Absent: Erin Snelgrove, Emily Home, Andrea Tracogna

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS

• Second Place at OUA Championship • Fourth Place at CURA Championship

The Gaels rowing program had a series of strong performances at preliminary regattas through the OUA schedule. Their results were bolstered by very impressive individual performances at the provincial and national level.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP

• Gold: (L1x) Erin Snelgrove; (L8+) Lindsey Wilson, Emily Richardson, Bekah Brown, Amelia Wilkinson, Flurry Hogg, Sean Peterson, Courtney Coston, Jen Johnston and Sarah Fisher • Silver: (L2x) Peterson and Snelgrove; (L4+) Richardson, Brown, Hogg, Wilkinson and Wilson; (H8+) Whitehall, Firth, Hoffmann, Robinson, McSorley, Wisheart, Wright, Savage, Fraser • Bronze: (H4+) Metuzals, Robinson, Firth, Wright and Whitehall

The season began strong at the Head of Trent regatta where the lightweight women's eight won for the first time since 2006. They repeated their lightweight women's eight victory at the Brock Invitational en route to another dominating performance by the women who took the lightweight women's four and single as well.

The Gaels translated their strong preliminary performances into more gold medals at the OUA Championships. Rookie Erin Snelgrove took the lightweight women's single gold in her first ever appearance at the OUA Championships. The Gaels also won the lightweight women's eight gold, capping off a successful season for the crew.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURA CHAMPIONSHIP

• Bronze: (H8+) Firth, Hoffmann, Robinson, McSorley, Wisheart, Wright, Savage, Fraser and Whitehall; (L4+) Richardson, Brown, Peterson, Hogg and Wilson; (H2x) Hoffmann and Robinson

TEAM AWARDS

• MVP: Meghan Robinson • Botterell: Amelia Wilkinson • Special Recognition: Elise Hoffmann • Athletes: Amelia Wilkinson • MIP: Flurry Hogg • Rookie: Erin Snelgrove

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Cayley Firth, Emily Home, Elizabeth Carter Q, Flurry Hogg Q, Amelia Wilkinson Q

SPECIAL HONOURS • Erin Snelgrove: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 30)

• John Armitage: 30th season as varsity coach

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MEN’S RUGBY Back Row (L-R): Mason Curtis (Coach), Tom Flynn (Coach), Shane Baddeley (Coach), Parker Morrison, Mike Wong, Matt Wolfe, Graham Turner, Tim Richardson,

Myles Dingwall, Tommy Kirkham, Liam Underwood, David Slattery, Michael van der Westhuizen, Jacob Rumball, Dylan McTavish,

George Gleeson, Ben Stinson (Coach), Gary Gilks (Coach), Luke Follwell (Coach) Front Row (L-R): Doug Davidson, David Worsley, Dave Merrithew, Zach Chadnick, Russell Gray, Daniel Moor (Captain), Matt Kelly, Stephen Saunders, Scott Kyle, Andrew Kirk, Patrick Richardson Absent: Peter Huigenbos (Head Coach), Brendan McGovern, Graeme Whyte, Casey Petrie, Jeff MacDonald, Steve Rowlands, Buck Payne, Andy Swanepoel, Matt Auger, Matt Cameron

SEASON RECAP The Queen's Gaels entered the 2011 season after a bronze medal finish in 2010. The Gaels looked to return to the OUA Championship one year removed from capturing their last title.

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Bolstered by the return of OUA All-Stars Andrew Kirk, Liam Underwood, Dan Moor and Mike Wong, the Gaels had the talent in place to be one of the top teams in the OUA once again.

Queen's put together a 7-1 regular season record, boasting league bests in points scored and points conceded. The Gaels displayed an expansive and creative attacking style complemented with a suffocating defence that specialized in forcing turnovers. The Gaels' defensive effort was one of the best the OUA has seen in two decades.

The Gaels earned a quarter-final bye and home semifinal game where they took on the McMaster Marauders. The Gaels put in their second dominant performance of the year against the Marauders, winning 32-10 to earn their berth in the OUA Championship. In a well played and entertaining final, Western hung on late to defeat the Gaels 21-15.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Russell Gray Q, Michael Wong Q, Steve Ballard, Jorge Calder, Andrew Kirk Q, Scott Kyle Q, Kevin MacKenzie, Sandy McArthur, John McSherry, Stephen Rowlands, Stephen Saunders Q, Andy Swanepoel, Chao Gu, Mustafa Hassan, Nick Jewitt, Ryan MacLeod, Jacob Polowin, Pat Vogel, Maverick Wilson, Ethan Wolfe

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RESULTS • Second in OUA (7-1) • Defeated McMaster in OUA semi-final (32-10) • Lost to Western in the OUA finals (21-15)

OUA ALL-STARS • Dan Moor, Liam Underwood, Matt Kelly, George Gleeson and Myles Dingwall TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Liam Underwood • Rookie: Dave Merrithew • MIP: Graham Turner • 2nd Team MVPs: Steve Rowlands • 2nd Team Rookie: Mike Ulozas, Jeff MacDonald • 2nd Team MIP: Zach Chadnick • Club Teams MVF: Teddy Taggart, Geoff Meyers, Steve Humphries • Club Teams MVB: Ryan MacLeod, Mark Charrette, Andrew Carr SPECIAL HONOURS • Dan Moor: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 11) • Matt Kelly: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 25) • Liam Underwood: Led OUA in scoring with 66 points • Head Coach Peter Huigenbos was a member of Team Canada's World Cup coaching staff

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WOMEN’S RUGBY Back Row (L-R): Sean Dunleavy (Assistant Coach), Carly McKenzie (Student Trainer), Beth Barz (Head Coach), Lauren McEwen, Jenna Ledson, Devon Stride, Kayla Roote, Claragh Pegg, Rachelle Kranenburg, Hannah Scott, Melanie Judges, Jordyn Rowntree, Claudia DiFrancesco, Katie Prufer, Vicki Ward (Assistant Coach), Blake Wilson (Assistant Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Madelaine Clerk, Danielle Underwood, Andrea Wadsworth, Taylor White, Simone Hilley Bland, Andrea Walsh, Susan Heald, Sarah Pathak, Sophia Zubrycky, Natalie Poirier, Annika Rinas, Gillian Pegg, Melody Clarke, Meaghan Robson (Student Trainer) Front Row (L-R): Jordan Palesch, Erin Stephenson, Marin MacLeod, Bronwyn Corrigan, Hillary Sweet, Liz Hobbs, Samantha Trinier, Sonja Moroz, Loren Baldwin, Liz Orenstein

SEASON RECAP

Absent: Shelby Letkemann (Student Trainer)

RESULTS • Second in Russell Division (4-1) • Defeated Trent in the OUA quarter-final (14-10 OT) • Lost to Guelph in OUA semifinal (50-0) • Defeated Brock in OUA Bronze medal game (17-13)

The 2011 Gaels were one of the best in the country after finishing in the CIS top ten every week of the season. The Gaels regular season ended with an impressive 4-1 record, which placed them second in the OUA Russell division.

In the OUA quarter-final the Gaels drew the Trent Excalibur in a match that required overtime to determine a winner. After Trent took a 10-7 lead Kayla Roote scored a try with one minute remaining in overtime for the victory. The Gaels then advanced to the OUA semifinal where they were defeated by the eventual CIS Champions - Guelph Gryphons. Despite the loss the Gaels battled on with the Brock Badgers in the OUA bronze medal game where the team came out victorious with a 17-13 decision.

OUA ALL-STARS • Susan Heald, Andrea Wadsworth, Taylor White, Claragh Pegg TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Susan Heald • MIP: Devon Stride • Rookie: Melody Clarke and Danielle Underwood • Team Ball: Sophia Zubrycky • Barb Relton: Marin Macleod • Graduating Athlete: Sam Trinier and Andrea Wadsworth • BFT: Taylor White

The Gaels were honoured with four OUA All-Star selections. Scrumhalf and co-captain Susan Heald, centre Andrea Wadsworth, flanker/ prop Taylor White and prop Claragh Pegg were all named to the team. Rachelle Kranenburg earned the community service award for her contributions off the field.

SPECIAL HONOURS • Rachelle Kranenburg: - OUA Community Service Award

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES

• Andrea Wadsworth: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 25), 10th in OUA scoring; Queen's all-time leading scorer with 131 points

Rachelle Kranenburg Q, Andrea Wadsworth Q, Andrea Walsh Q, Samantha Trinier Q, Susan Heald Q

• Kayla Roote: OUA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 16), Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 16)

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MEN’S SOCCER Back Row (L-R): Ainslie McBride (Student Trainer), Chris Gencarelli (Head Coach), Jeff Borges, Michael Campea, Andrew Colosimo, Gilbert Coyle, Eric Koskins, Joseph Zupo, Matt Kenny, Chris Michael, David Tom, Nick Pateras, Eric Cappon, Lucas Azeredo Lobo, Jordan Brooks, Benjamin Fenech, Robert Lannan, Michael Zanetti (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Chris Barran, Henry Bloemen, Patrick Zanetti, Adrian Rochford, Dylan Maxwell, Max Materne, Marshal Peacock, MacArinze Ojiaku, Nathan Klemencic, Peter Christidis, Marco D'Elia Absent: David Crabb (Assistant Coach), Veronica Allan (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP The Gaels started out the season winning their first three games on their way to a 7-4-3 record.

First year player Peter Christidis started his Gaels career off in style as he led the team with five goals in 12 games. The team allowed 16 goals this season good for fifth best in the OUA.

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After finishing the season in fourth place in the OUA East division the Gaels drew the fifth place Laurentian Voyageurs in their opening playoff match. It would be the third time in five games that the two teams met with both regular season matches ending in draws. The teams traded second half goals, and the game went to penalty kicks where the Voyageurs converted on five to the Gaels four thus ending their season.

Four Gaels were named to the OUA All-Star team, including Joe Zupo who was named a first team All-Star. David Tom, Jordan Brooks and Christidis took spots on the second-team. It was the second time being honoured for both Zupo and Brooks while Christidis was honoured in his rookie season.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES MacArinze Ojiaku, Andrew Colosimo Q, Jordan Brooks Q, Adrian Rochford Q, Marshal Peacock, Nick Pateras Q, Patrick Zanetti Q

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RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (7-4-3) • Lost to Laurentian in OUA first round (2-1 PK) OUA EAST ALL-STARS • First Team: Joe Zupo • Second Team: David Tom, Jordan Brooks, Peter Christidis TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Dylan Maxwell • MIP: Adrian Rochford • Rookie: Peter Christidis • Rena Graham Award: Patrick Zanetti • John Booth/Bill Ursel Award: Nathan Klemencic SPECIAL HONOURS • Nathan Klemencic: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 23)

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 WOMEN'S SOCCER  CIS/OUA CHAMPIONS  Back Row (L-R): Marco Giacomello (Assistant Coach) , Lisa Oikawa (Trainer), Monique Czaczkowski, Rachel Burton, Brittany Shales, Heather Ridgway, Jessie de Boer, Angela Sullivan, Paula Wong, Jackie Tessier, Melissa Jung, Lexi McKinty, Kayla Crnic, Summer Rybicki, Breanna Burton, Lindsay Rea, Kylee Pedersen, Alex Blanchard, Cara Ott, Celeste Connell (Trainer), Dave McDowell (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Michelle Waintraub, Chantal McFetridge, Brie Shaw, Kelli Chamberlain, Chantel Marson, Sabrina Carew, Micky Kay, Riley Filion, Julia Cory, Meredith Raddysh Absent: Kevin Greig (Assistant Coach), Devin Semple

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • First in OUA East (13-1-2) • Gold medal at OUA Championship (1-0 PK) • Defeated Alberta in CIS quarter-final (2-1) • Defeated Ottawa in CIS semifinal (1-0 PK) • Defeated Montreal in CIS Championship (1-0 PK)

In 2011-12 the Gaels women’s soccer team captured their third consecutive OUA East division title with a 13-1-2 record. The Gaels took home six OUA All-Star nods, OUA East MVP went to Riley Filion and Jessie De Boer received the OUA East rookie of the year award.

OUA EAST ALL-STARS • First Team: Riley Filion, Brienna Shaw, Jacqueline Tessier • Second Team: Jessie De Boer, Melissa Jung, Kelli Chamberlain

In the OUA playoffs, the Gaels took a 3-0 win over the Carleton Ravens to grab a spot in the final four hosted by Laurier. The Gaels cruised to a 3-0 win over McMaster and met Laurier in the final as Melissa Jung scored the winner in penalty kicks to give the Gaels the OUA Championship.

CIS ALL-CANADIANS • First Team: Riley Filion • Second Team: Jacqueline Tessier TEAM AWARDS • MIP: Alexis McKinty • Most Consistent: Brienna Shaw • Hard Work: Kelli Chamberlain • Aerobic Power: Jacqueline Tessier • Aerial Combat: Chantal McFetridge • Team Spirit: Sabrina Carew • Creative Player: Kelli Chamberlain • Weight Room: Paula Wong

In the CIS Championship the Gaels secured wins over the Alberta Panda’s (2-1) followed by a semifinal penalty kicks win over Ottawa. In the final the Gaels faced the RSEQ champion Montreal Carabins. Penalty kicks were eventually needed to determine the winner. The Gaels converted their first three attempts and Marson made three saves to win their second CIS National Championship in as many years, becoming the first Queen’s women’s team in school history to repeat as National Champions.

SPECIAL HONOURS • Riley Filion: CIS Tournament All-Star, OUA East Player of the Year; Team Canada FISU member • Jessie De Boer: OUA East Rookie of the Year • Chantel Marson: CIS Tournament MVP, CIS Athlete of the Week (Nov. 7), OUA Athlete of the Week (Oct. 31, Nov. 7), Queen's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 7, Nov. 13) • Brienna Shaw: CIS Tournament All-Star; Team Canada FISU captain • Jacqueline Tessier: CIS Tournament All-Star, Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 11, Oct. 9) • Alexis McKinty: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Sept. 18) • Kelli Chamberlain: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Oct. 2)

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Chantel Marson Q, Heather Ridgway, Kelli Chamberlain Q, Angela Sullivan Q, Michelle Waintraub Q, Paula Wong Q, Summer Rybicki Q, Brienna Shaw Q

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 MEN'S VOLLEYBALL  OUA CHAMPIONS  Back Row (L-R): Geoff Johnston (Student Trainer), Phillipe Goyer, Tyler Scheerhoorn, Scott Brunet, Mike Tomlinson, Jackson Dakin, Greg Stevenson (Assistant Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Nick Boon (Strength Coach), Wesley Chen (Technical Assistant), Stephen Holmes, Aaron Nusbaum, Jacob Glantz, Alex Oneid, Matt Bonshor, Will Sidgwick, Brenda Willis (Head Coach), Gabriel DeGroot (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Matthew Taylor, Bryan Fautley, Anthony Pitfield, Daniel Rosenbaum, Michael Amoroso, Joren Zeeman, Niko Rukavina

SEASON RECAP The Gaels entered the 2011-12 season as one of the favourites to be at the top of the table in the OUA with a team loaded with high end, veteran talent. A slow start hampered their season, but the Gaels came together down the stretch in dominant fashion and finished the season 12-6, wrapping up with five consecutive straight sets victories to close out their season and seal third place in the province.

After defeating Guelph and McMaster, the Gaels took on their rivals, the Western Mustangs in the OUA final and got strong performances all around as three Gaels registered double digit kills en route to a come from behind five set win.

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At the CIS Championship, the host Gaels won their first game over Alberta to advance to the medal side of the bracket for the first time in program history. They finished an all-time best fourth place.

Joren Zeeman was named OUA player of the year and a first team All-Canadian for the Gaels while Niko Rukavina was named OUA libero of the year.

Michael Amoroso was named a second team OUA All-Star.

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Bryan Fautley Q, Daniel Rosenbaum Q, Joren Zeeman Q, Michael Amoroso Q, Niko Rukavina Q, Alex Oneid Q, Anthony Pitfield Q, Matthew Taylor Q

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RESULTS

• Third in OUA (12-6) • Defeated Guelph and McMaster in OUA playoffs • Defeated Western in OUA Final (3-2) • Defeated Alberta in CIS quarter-final (3-1) • Lost to Trinity Western in CIS semifinal (3-0) • Lost to Manitoba in CIS Bronze medal game (3-1)

OUA ALL-STARS

• First Team: Joren Zeeman • Second Team: Michael Amoroso, Niko Rukavina

CIS ALL-CANADIANS

• First Team: Joren Zeeman

TEAM AWARDS

• MVP: Joren Zeeman • Most Improved: Anthony Pitfield • Rookie: Aaron Nusbaum

SPECIAL HONOURS

• Joren Zeeman: OUA Player of the Year; OUA Athlete of the Week (Feb. 27); Queen's Athlete of the Week (Mar. 5, Feb. 27, Feb. 20, Nov. 21); Team Canada FISU member; Queen's all-time leader in kills with 1,111 • Niko Rukavina: OUA Libero of the Year • Michael Amoroso: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Feb. 6) • Scott Brunet : Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 23) • Will Sidgwick: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 9) • Jackson Dakin: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Dec. 5) • Brenda Wilson 25th season as coach

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 WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL  OUA CHAMPIONS  Back Row (L-R): Josh Collins (Assistant Coach), Juliene Mclaughlin (Assistant Coach) Alisha Rong, Anna Pedjase, Shannon Hopkins, Emilie Normand, Kelsey Bishop, Katie Neville, Shelby Canvin, Sarah James, Katie Hagarty, Leah Franco, Joely Christian-Macfarlane (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Deandra Edwards, Katie Lafrieniere, Mel Perrier, Becky Billings, Shannon Walsh, Meg Perkins, Natalie Gray, Alexa Scarcello, Katie Spadoni, Alex Heine

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS

• Third in OUA (13-5) • Defeated Brock and Toronto OUA playoffs • Defeated Ottawa in OUA Final (3-1) • Lost to UBC in CIS quarter-final (3-0) • Lost to Trinity Western in CIS consolation game (3-0)

The Gaels entered the season with a mix of returning veterans as well as an influx of youth with 12 first year players joining the team. After dropping their first game in Ottawa, the Gaels took wins in six of their next seven games.

Queen’s finished out the season in third place in the OUA with a 13-5 record earning home court for their OUA quarter-final playoff match.

OUA ALL-STARS

• First Team: Natalie Gray • Second Team: Becky Billings

In the playoffs, the Gaels defeated the Brock Badgers in straight sets to punch their ticket to the OUA Final Four where they defeated the Toronto Varsity Blues in five sets. In the OUA final Queen’s beat the Gee-Gees in four sets to capture the program’s first ever OUA championship title.

TEAM AWARDS

• MVP: Natalie Gray, Becky Billings • MIP: Kelsey Bishop • Rookie of the Year: Alexandra Heine

SPECIAL HONOURS

At the CIS Championship, the Gaels kept games close but could not ultimately earn any victories as they fell to UBC and Trinity Western in the team’s first ever trip to nationals.

• Natalie Gray: CIS Thérèse Quigley Award winner; OUA Award of Merit winner; Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 30, Nov. 21) • Becky Billings: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Mar. 5); Team Canada FISU member

Natalie Gray captured the OUA Award of Merit for the Gaels and was named the CIS Therese Quigley Award winner, in addition to being named an OUA first team All-Star. Becky Billings was named a second team OUA All-Star for the Gaels.

• Anna Pedjase: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Feb. 27) • Katie Hagarty: Queen's Athlete of the Week (Jan. 23)

GRADUATING STUDENT-ATHLETES Becky Billings Q, Natalie Gray Q

• TEAM: OUA Team of the Month for February; First OUA championship in program history • Head Coach Joely Christian-Macfarlane served as an assistant coach and team leader for Team Canada at FISU

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ATHLETIC THERAPY Back Row (L-R): Chris Bailey, Christy Faulds, Danielle Mackenzie, Amanda Holman, Serena Deketete, Veronica Allen, Lisa Oikawa Middle Row (L-R): James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Joe Krizman, Nicholas MacDonald, Nathanael Tsang, Andras Switzer, Leah Franco, Geoffrey Johnston, Allison Goody, David Leyland, Dave Ross (Athletic Therapist) Front Row (L-R): Vicky Wiltshire (Head Athletic Therapist), Briar Findlay, Ellen Fowler, Gillian Kyle, Shelby Letkemann, Lisa Clarke, Jennifer Bull, Jasmin Ma, Dawn Robertson (Athletic Therapist) Absent: Tonya Holden (Administrative Assistant), Jade Babcock, Celeste Connell, Alec Forsyth, Myk Kasperavicious, Carly MacKenzie, Ainslie McBride, Emma Piekarski, Meaghan Robson, Jaime Smith, Rachel Taylor

SEASON RECAP

The focus of Athletic Therapy is to look after the well-being of the varsity student-athletes, both during events and in the clinic.

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Our professional staff includes four Certified Athletic Therapists: Vicky Wiltshire (Coordinator, Athletic Therapy), James Sawchuk (ARC clinic/ Memorial Centre), Dawn Robertson (ARC clinic) and Dave Ross (Stadium). Dr. Davide Bardana continues to provide orthopaedic consultations to those athletes in need. Additions to our growing team include Dawn Robertson (Certified Athletic Therapist and Registered Massage Therapist), Tonya Holden (administrative assistance), Dr. Michael O’Connor (sports medicine physician), and Dr. John Drover (physician, men’s hockey).

Athletic Therapy had 48 student trainers in 201112, most deriving from the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies. The student trainers continue to be the heart of our program and have once again done an outstanding job helping to keep the varsity athletes healthy. Queen's says goodbye to 15 of our student staff this year. A huge thank you for your years of dedication and service.

GRADUATING STUDENT TRAINERS Veronica Allen Q, Jade Babcock Q, Jennifer Bull Q, Lisa Clarke Q, Briar Findlay Q, Amanda Holman Q, Jasmin Ma Q, Nicholas MacDonald Q, Carly McKenzie Q, Lisa Oikawa Q, Andras Switzer Q, Nathaniel Tsang Q, Leah Franco, David Leyland, Emma Piekarski

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FAST FACTS: • Since 1988, 618 students have contributed their time and energy to keep Queen’s sports teams in action.

• For the first time, Queen’s Athletic Therapy has opened its doors to the Queen’s community, providing both Athletic Therapy and Massage Service to all members in the Queen’s community.

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK

2011-12 “Q” AWARDS Basketball: Bernard Burgesson, Brittany Moore, Christine Wallace Cross Country: Michael Nishiyama, Trevor Walmsley, Michael Bentley, Andrew Courchene, Oliver Hatheway, Jeffrey Mountjoy, Clay Patterson, Alecia Kallos, Lauren Prufer Football: Osie Ukwuoma, Dan Village, Ben D'Andrea, Thomas Howes, Dylan Labrech, Stephen Laporte, Matt Ritchie, Ted Festeryga, Geoffrey Mohtadi, Derek Morris, Frank Pankewich, Joshua Sultana

THE GRADUATING ‘Q’ AWARD

Hockey: Ben Munroe, Jon Lawrance, Brendan Bureau, David Chubb, Scott Kenway, Brock Ouellet

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 student-athlete experiences while at Queen’s.

Rowing: Rami Maassarani, Elizabeth Carter, Flurry Hogg, Amelia Wilkinson Rugby: Russell Gray, Michael Wong, Andrew Kirk, Scott Kyle, Stephen Saunders, Rachelle Kranenburg, Andrea Wadsworth, Andrea Walsh, Samantha Trinier, Susan Heald

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 studentathlete has prepared you for success in future endeavours.

Soccer: Andrew Colosimo, Jordan Brooks, Adrian Rochford, Nick Pateras, Patrick Zanetti, Chantel Marson, Kelli Chamberlain, Brienna Shaw, Angela Sullivan, Michelle Waintraub, Paula Wong, Summer Rybicki

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.’

Volleyball: Bryan Fautley, Daniel Rosenbaum, Joren Zeeman, Michael Amoroso, Niko Rukavina, Alex Oneid, Anthony Pitfield, Matthew Taylor, Becky Billings, Natalie Gray Student Trainers: Veronica Allen, Jade Babcock, Jennifer Bull, Lisa Clarke, Briar Findlay, Amanda Holman, Jasmin Ma, Nicholas MacDonald, Carly McKenzie, Lisa Oikawa, Andras Switzer, Nathaniel Tsang

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

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 PHE’55 ALUMNAE AWARD - VARSIT Y TEAM FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR The PHE '55 Alumnae Award, presented in 1964 by the female members of the Physical Education Class of 1955. Awarded annually to a Varsity Team female athlete in her 4th or 5th year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness, leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to her team.

2011-12 TBA 1983-84 Mary Hill (Track & Field) 2010-11 Katie Matthews (Volleyball) 1982-83 Cynthia McCall (Swimming and Diving) 2009-10 Charly Thivierge-Lortie, Charly (Rowing) 1981-82 Nancy Firstbrook (Alpine Skiing) 2008-09 Kristine Matusiak (Rowing) 1980-81 Jayne McNeil (Gymnastics) 2007-08 Connie Dayboll (Rowing) 1979-80 Not Awarded 2006-07 Elish McConville (Soccer) 1978-79 Sheryl Keely (Basketball & Curling) 2005-06 Jenny Hogsden (Rowing) 1977-78 Cathy Sproul (Volleyball) 2004-05 Amy Goodday (Basketball) 1976-77 M.A. Drinkwater (Track & Field) 2003-04 Beth Wightman (X-Country & Track & Field)

Pam Scothorn (Track & Field) 2002-03 Cecily Clarke (Soccer) 1975-76 Marg Bartlett (Field Hockey, Hockey & 2001-02 Nicole Clarke (Track & Field)

Nordic Skiing) 2000-01 Jacqueline Beudoin (Basketball) 1974-75 Laney Marshall (Basketball) Jane Patterson 1999-00 Caroline Gibbings (Badminton & Tennis) (Basketball) 1998-99 Sharyl Fyffe (Synchronized Swimming) 1973-74 Karen Carson (Basketball, Field Hockey 1997-98 Cathy McNally (Figure Skating) 1972-73 Kaiva Celdova (Fencing, Track and Field 1996-97 Sarah Gibbing (Badminton)

& Volleyball) 1995-96 Deanne Harada (Figure Skating) 1971-72 Maureen Bouris (Basketball, 1994-95 Martha Hall (Soccer)

Track & Field) 1993-94 Jillian Boyd (Field Hockey) 1970-71 Pam Maitland (X-Country Skiing) 1992-93 Vicki Lowes (Soccer)

Cindy Riach (Basketball, Tennis) 1991-92 Carolyn Reeder (X-country, Track, Swimming) ; 1969-70 Lynne Brearley (Curling),

Tammy Staple (Track and Field

Margaret Clossen (Archery, Basketball)

& Figure Skating) 1968-69 Nancy Wilson (Swimming, Volleyball); 1990-91 Cathy Redshaw (Soccer, Hockey)

Connie Bothwell (Basketball, Hockey) 1989-90 April Hayes (Figure Skating) 1967-68 Alison Glendenning (Basketball, 1988-89 Peggy Phillips (Figure Skating) Swimming) 1987-88 Nancy Potvin (Track and Field) 1966-67 Sue Cheshire (Swimming) 1986-87 Brenda Skillen (Gymnastics) 1965-66 Not awarded 1985-86 Roaxanne MacKnight (Field Hockey) 1964-65 Catherine Cartwright (Archery, 1984-85 Melody Torcolacci (Track & Field)

Basketball, Hockey & Volleyball)

Katie Matthews (Volleyball) 2010-11 PHE'55 Recipient

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Jonathon Lawrance (Hockey) 2010-11 Jenkins Trophy Recipient

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK JENKINS TROPHY - VARSIT Y TEAM MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR The Jenkins Trophy, presented in 1930 by Thomas Jenkins is one of oldest trophies at Queen's. Awarded annually to a Varsity Team male athlete in his 4th or 5th year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness, leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to his team.

2011-12 TBA 1969-70 Jim Tait (Football & Hockey) 2010-11 Jonathon Lawrance (Hockey) 1968-69 Chip Drury (Alpine Skiing & Rugby) 2009-10 Matt Hulse (Track/Cross Country) 1967-68 Dave Ellis (Track & Field) 2008-09 Jimmy Allin (Football) 1966-67 Larry Ferguson (Basketball & Football) 2007-08 Devon Miller (Volleyball) 1965-66 Cal Connor (Football) 2006-07 Steve Willis (Volleyball) 1964-65 John Erickson (Football) 2005-06 Jon Martin (Track & Field) 1963-64 Al Raisbeck (Basketball) 2004-05 Morgan Jarvis (Rowing) 1962-63 Dave Skene (Football) Terry Porter (Football) 2003-04 Steve Orchard (Rugby) 1961-62 Gary Strickler (Football) 2002-03 Jeremy Armstrong (Soccer) 1960-61 Don Robb (Football) 2001-02 Pat Brooks (Rugby) 1959-60 Jay McMahan (Basketball & Football) 2000-01 Jake Magolan (Volleyball) 1958-59 Gary Lewis (Football) 1999-00 Mike Cowan (Soccer) 1957-58 Wm Surphlis (Football) 1998-99 Bob McGill (X-Country and Track & Field) 1956-57 Ronald Stewart (Football) 1997-98 James Osborn (Football and Track & Field) 1955-56 Lou Bruce (Football) 1996-97 Steve Pettigrew (Rugby) 1954-55 A. Poutanen (Skiing & Football) 1995-96 Dave Kantor (Volleyball) 1953-54 J. Roberts (Football) 1994-95 Marc Labrom (Soccer) 1952-53 D. Griffin (Basketball) 1993-94 Dan Brown (Hockey) 1951-52 Ross McKelvey.B.A (Football) 1992-93 Kevin Graham (Volleyball) Eric Dell (Football) 1950-51 Harold McCarney (Football) 1991-92 Mike Boone (Football) 1949-50 A.L. Lenard (Football) 1990-91 John Geddes (Rowing) 1948-49 M. Milovick (Boxing) 1989-90 Dave Lougheed (Rugby) 1947-48 Not Awarded 1988-89 Mike Scotten (Basketball) Tom Goetz (Rugby) 1946-47 J.D. Crothers (Football) 1987-88 Charlie Galunic (Football) 1945-46 J.A. Milliken (Football) 1986-87 Dave Mather (X-Country/Track & Field) 1944-45 John A. Harvey (Football & Wrestling) 1985-86 Mark Bayley (Track & Field and X-Country) 1943-44 W.J. Pardy (Football) 1984-85 Rob Nairn (Rowing & Rugby) 1942-43 Lenox Lane (Football) 1983-84 Larry Mohr (Football) 1941-42 Norval Williamsom (Hockey) 1982-83 Doug Hamilton (Rowing) 1940-41 James H. Courtright (Track & Field) 1981-82 Paul Stothart (Hockey) 1939-40 William D. Fritz (Track & Field) 1980-81 Ross Frances (Football) 1938-39 Not Awarded

John MacIntyre (Hockey) 1937-38 John Munro (Football) 1979-80 Peter Becke (Track) 1936-37 John Edwards (Basketball, Football and Track )

Jim Muller (Football/Wrestling) 1935-36 John Wing (Football) 1978-79 Adam Shoemaker (X-Country) 1934-35 Mervyn C. Peever (Boxing,Wrestling & Fencing)

Duncan Card (Track & Field) 1933-34 John Kostuik (Football) 1977-78 Bob McCormack (Track & Field) 1932-33 Henry Hosking (Football,Wrestling & Fencing) 1976-77 Darrell Penner (Football &Swimming) 1931-32 Robert Seright (Boxing) 1975-76 John Pearson (Swimming) 1930-31 Harry Lee Batstone (Football) 1974-75 Peter Kopp (Nordic Skiing, Rugby &Basketball) 1973-74 Colin Loudon (Hockey) 1972-73 Brian Warrender (Football) 1971-72 Murray Douglas (Hockey) 1970-71 Heino Lilles (Football) Ron Walsh (Basketball)

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 ALFIE PIERCE TROPHY - VARSIT Y TEAM ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 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 awarded annually to a male and female (in both Varsity Club & Varsity Team) student who contributed the most to varsity athletics in their first year at Queen’s.

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 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

TBA Liz Boag (Basketball); Sam Sabourin (Football) Erin Roberts (Squash); Payton Liske (Hockey) 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 & NSkiing); 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)

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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 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

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) 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) 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 (Bball, 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)

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK JIM TAIT TROPHY - VARSIT Y TEAM OF THE YEAR

HAL DUNLOP SHIELD - ATHLETIC THERAPY

The Jim Tait Trophy is presented annually to the top performing Varsity Team. This award recognized the team's competitive success, community involvement and other attributes which have brought the most honour and recognition to Queen's.

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.

2011-12 TBA 2010-11 Women's Soccer Prior to 2010-11 season, the Jim Tait Trophy was awarded to a varsity male athlete who best displays the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and an exceptional contribution to men’s interuniversity team sports.

2009-10 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

Scott Valberg (Football) 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)

2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 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

TBA Krisha Quinn Hilary Felice 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

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR (OPY) The Outstanding Performance of the Year Trophy is presented annually to pay tribute to a student-athlete who has brought the most honour and recognition to Queen's University resulting from success in provincial, national and international competition in a twelve month period. It was first presented following the 2009-10 season.

2011-12 TBA 2010-11 Jacqueline Tessier (Soccer); Mel Dodd-Moher 2009-10 Danny Brannagan (Football)

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 2010-11 OUA ACADEMIC ALL-STARS* ROWING Robert Ballard, Locke Davenport Huyer, Patrick McCrady, Sean Whitehall, Jason Wilson, Christie Campbell, Caylen Heckel, Kyle McCasey, Kaitlin McSorley, Catherine Moores, Erica O'Keefe, Sarah Pidgen, Melissa Ragogna, Emily Richardson, Claire Sigurdson, Katie Vanderwal

RUGBY (M) Shane Baddeley, Mason Curtis, Thomas Flynn, Andrew Kirk, Scott Kyle, Ryan MacLeod, Henry McQueen, Parker Morrison, David Slattery, Michael Van der Westhuizen, Peter Wilson, Matthew Wolfe *Presented in the Fall of 2011; based on the 2010-11 academic year.

2010-11 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS* BASKETBALL Timothy Boyle, Bernard Burgesson, Jill Wheat Cross Country Cody Beals, Andrew Courchene, Alexander Green, Oliver Hatheway, Matt Hulse, Shane Kelly, Mat Stiver-Balla, Matthew Tiampo, Jenn Barrow, Rachel Boyle, Veronica Catry, Alecia Kallos, Grace Keenleyside, Leah Larocque, Nadia Tatlow FOOTBALL Kyle MacDonald, Blaise Morrison, Frank Pankewich, Dylan Petrin, Addison Rich, Patrick Sullivan, William vanRuyven HOCKEY David Aime, Colin Bergman, Brendan Bureau, Joey Derochie, Marcus Halcro, Scott Kenway, Jonathon Lawrance, Payton Liske, Daniel Mandel, Jordan Mirwaldt, Alexi Pianosi, Robert Stellick, Shelby Aitcheson, Kelly Eustace, Michelle Hunt, Alana Smith, Kristin Smith, Kerstin Van Bolderen, Meagan Webb RUGBY (W) Alana Fleet, Rachelle Kranenburg, Kathleen Merwin, Katie Pasic, Sarah Pathak, Natalie Poirier, Samantha Trinier, Andrea Wadsworth, Andrea Walsh, Ashley Ward, Melaina Weiss, Taylor White, Sophia Zubrycky

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SOCCER Michael Arnold, Maxfield Materne, Dylan Maxwell, Daniel McBride, Kevin Moeun, Nick Pateras, David Tom, Jason Zelt, Lisa Bache, Kelli Chamberlain, Elena Corry, Julia Cory, Riley Filion, Jennifer Hutchinson, Joanna Jordan, Mary Kampman, Mikyla Kay, Chantel Marson, Chantal McFetridge, Alexis McKinty, Summer Rybicki, Brienna Shaw, Jacqueline Tessier, Paula Wong VOLLEYBALL Jackson Dakin, Bryan Fautley, Jacob Glantz, Daniel Rosenbaum, Matthew Taylor, Kelsey Bishop, Julie Lockwood, Katie Matthews, Laura Riesberry *Presented in the Fall of 2011; based on the 2010-11 academic year.

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