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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)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 National 2nd Place Finish (M Ultimate)

WELCOME

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

Director of Athletics & Recreation..................................... 4 Manager of Recreation & Sport Clubs.............................. 5 Principal & Vice Chancellor................................................36.

Associate Vice-Principal and Dean of Student Affairs.......................................................37

7 CIS Second Team All-Canadians (Football, W Soccer, M Cross Country, M Hockey, W Volleyball) 7 CUSSL All-Canadians (W Synchro Swimming [7]) 5 CIS Tournament All-Stars (W Soccer [4], M Volleyball)

VARSIT Y CLUBS

1 CIS Championship MVP (W Soccer)

Baseball....................................................................................... 6 Cheerleading (M/W)............................................................... 7 Curling (M/W)........................................................................... 8 Cycling (M/W)........................................................................... 9 Fastpitch (W)...........................................................................10 Fencing (M/W)........................................................................11 Field Hockey (W)....................................................................12 Figure Skating (W)................................................................13 Golf (M/W) ..............................................................................14 Lacrosse (M/W).......................................................................15 Nordic Skiing...........................................................................17 Sailing........................................................................................18 Squash (M/W).........................................................................19 Swimming (M/W) .................................................................21 Synchronized Swimming (W)...........................................22 Track & Field (M/W)...............................................................23 Triathlon....................................................................................24 Ultimate (M/W).......................................................................25 Water Polo (M/W)..................................................................27 Wrestling (M/W).....................................................................29

1 CIS Athlete of the Week (W Soccer) 1 National 1st Place Individual Finishes (M Rowing) 4 National 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Synchro 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) 11 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing [2], W Cycling, M Fencing, Figure Skating [3]) 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]) 9 3rd Place Individual Finishes (M Rowing, W Rowing, M Cycling [2], M Fencing [3], M Golf, M Squash)

FOCUS ON The Graduating Q Award....................................................30

40 OUA First Team All-Stars (25 Fall /15 Winter Term)

HISTORY

17 OUA Second Team All-Stars (13 Fall/4 Winter Term)

Major Awards..........................................................................30 Academic All-Canadians & All-Stars...............................33

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

UNIVERSIT Y COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR)

2 OUA Rookie of the Year (W Soccer, M Hockey) 3 OUA All-Rookie Team (W Basketball, M Hockey, W Hockey)

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

5 OUA Special Awards (Football, W Rugby, W Volleyball, M Hockey [2]) 5 OUA Athletes of the Week (Football, W Soccer [2], W Rugby, M Volleyball)

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

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

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

MESSAGE FROM THE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS & RECREATION With the 2011-12 athletic season coming to a close, we gather to celebrate, recognize and applaud the achievements of our many student-athletes, clubs and programs. It has been a challenging year of competition and gatherings such as the Colour Awards provide the opportunity to reflect upon the season and the commitment, perseverance, teamwork and accomplishment that made 2011-2012 another successful year.

For those of you receiving awards this evening, congratulations on the accolades you have earned - the strength of competition within our program makes your accomplishments all the more impressive. For all of you, thank you for what you have contributed this year to the Queen's spirit and the culture of sport that adds to the values and traditions of our campus.

To our student-leaders, coaches and support staff, thank you for your remarkable dedication and leadership to your respective teams, the programs could not thrive the way they do without your commitment to them. This past year we hosted numerous Varsity Club competitions as well as two OUA Championships in Golf and Men's Fencing. Queen's has established itself as a top host and we are very proud of the collective efforts of our teams and our program/facility staff in fostering this reputation.

Many of you will be graduating this year and I wish you the best of luck going forward in your future endeavours. I hope that your time at Queen's reminds you of proud memories and lifetime friendships. As our newest alumni, I encourage all of you to remain engaged with your respective programs and to support future generations who wear the tricolour as they continue the athletic legacy you have built.

Go Gaels Go! Leslie Dal Cin Director, Athletics and Recreation

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MESSAGE FROM MANAGER OF RECREATION & SPORT CLUBS Congratulations on another successful season! In 2011-2012, you maintained the storied Queen's tradition of athletic success as our Varsity Clubs continued to post top results both on and off the competition surface! With so many teams and individuals celebrating victories, your performances this year have ensured that the tricolour will be well represented among the top performers in your respective sports for many years to come.

As student-athletes you embody the Queen's spirit and show it when you compete in your chosen sport. It is my pleasure to thank you for the successes of this year and I am looking forward to next season with great enthusiasm.

To our returning athletes, I hope you come back next year with an even greater desire to improve upon your results this season while pushing your friends and teammates to new heights. To our graduates, I wish you the best of luck going forward and hope that your time as a member of the Gaels made your time at Queen's truly special.

I would also like to recognize the time and effort put in by Sport Clubs and Camps Coordinator, Lisa Eyles. Her hard work and dedication continues to be the driving force behind the victories we enjoy. Without her efforts, we would not have the outstanding program we are grateful to be a part of.

Go Gaels Go! Jeff Downie Manager of Recreation & Sport Clubs

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

BASEBALL Back Row (L-R): Bill Ivimey (Assistant Coach), James Carter, Ben Schoening, Graham Skelhorne-Gross, Matt Reagan, Daniel Weiss, Ryan Abraham, Jeff Skelhorne-Gross, Jeremy McDonald, Jacob Zilli, Murray Wong, Jonathan Conte, Justin Firth, Brad Murphy (Assistant Coach), Ken Spicer (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Joey Metzler, Aaron Botham, Colin Hogan, Robert Libman, Christopher Stewart, Michael Ghazal, Ethan Newton, Jody Pint, Alex Mann, David Venturi Absent: Alex Slessor

SEASON RECAP The Queen's University baseball team was faced with the challenge of rebuilding this year, having lost 11 stalwart players from last season. Despite this obstacle, the team forged ahead in the highly competitive OUA.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 29)

The 2011 Gaels made great strides as a program from a season ago despite difficulty closing out victories on the scoresheet. The rejuvinated offense was far more potent, adding pop from newcomers such as Jeff Skelhorne-Gross, Christopher Stewart, Justin Firth and Matt Reagan. Again, on the mound, fresh faces led the way including Jeremy McDonald, Ryan Abraham as well as Reagan. But the highlight of the year was a two-hit shutout hurled by veteran southpaw Robbie Libman beating Waterloo and, ultimately, playing spoiler by keeping them out of the playoffs.

Other tremendous games included a 13-inning one run-loss, that included 8 innings of 1-earnedrun ball by Abraham, to eventual chamption UofT and a 2-2 record at the annual Queen's Alumni Tournament. With a year of experience under their belts, there is no telling how much this team can achieve in 2013.

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RESULTS • 1-20 in OUA TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jeff Skelhorne-Gross • Rookie: Chris Stewart GRADUATES • No Graduates

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CHEERLEADING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Scott Kim, Lucas Currah, Lee Detlor, Matt Cunningham, Shawn Trimper, Nick Jurgensen, Michael Rypien, Joel Dueck, Matt Zilli, Mitch Hurlbert, Mike Wilton, Tim O'Hearn, Cal Schjerning, Aaron Gifford, Dan Lupo Middle Row (L-R): Jenna Seagrove, Alex Epp, Stephanie Bacon, Katie Bell, Lianne Girard, Kirsten Rogers, Kristina Fraser, Katie Paul, Jocelyn Jarvis, Kathryn Telford, Amanda Biasi, Hillary Abramsky Front Row (L-R): Lauren Chang, Courtney Walters, Carolyn Grosser, Shannon Haynes, Alyssa MacLean, Natalie Mason, Alyssa Shaver, Alicia Deodato Absent: Kevin Pat Fong

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 3rd at PCA Canadian University Cheerleading Championship • Grand Champions at CE Nationals

The competitive cheerleading team started the season in May selecting 27 athletes and two new head coaches. The team trained throughout the summer in Kingston and travelled to UCA Cheerleading Camp in Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA to train alongside American college teams.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Kevin Pat Fong • Rookie: Alicia Deodato

Upon returning, additional members were added to complete the roster of 36 people, the biggest team Queen’s has ever had. First semester was filled with intense training for National Championships in December, where they placed third in their large co-ed division.

GRADUATES • Amanda Biasi Q • Matthew Cunningham Q • Jocelyn Jarvis Q • Kevin Pat Fong Q • Michael Rypien Q • Michael Wilton Q • Matt Zilli Q • Tim O'Hearn • Scott Kim

After some rest and relaxation over the Christmas break, they came back at their second National Championship competition winning first place in their division and earning the title of “Grand Champions”.

This was a great way to end off their season and for many of them, their careers. Can’t wait to see what next year brings for the Gaels!

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CURLING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Mackenzie Dixon (W Coach), Andrew Minty, Wesley Forget, Kyle Thompson, Scott Chadwick, David Durant, Curtis Nichol, Jonathan Beuk (M Coach) Front Row (L-R): Katie Robinson, Emily Dyson, Alex Ross, Victoria Roberts, Katy Fudge Absent: Tracy Auld

SEASON RECAP Queen's Curling went into the 2011/12 season looking to improve on the results from last season, but unfortunately came out on the wrong side of the inch in one too many games.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 29)

The men finished 5th in their pool with a 3-3 record, behind a 4-team logjam for first place at 4-2. All of their losses were by a single point, including an extra end loss to Laurentian in their first game of the week. Every member of the team is returning to Queen's for next year, and are looking forward to working together for greater success next season.

The women finished 6th in their pool with a 2-4 record. Their losses against both Brock and McMaster came on last rock, within a finger's reach of victory. The Queen's women graduate players Katie Robinson and Tracy Auld and wish them the best of luck next year; while the remaining 4 have started to prepare for next year’s championship.

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RESULTS • 5th at OUA Men's Championship • 6th at OUA Women's Championship TEAM AWARDS • Top Performer: Scott Chadwick (M), Emily Dyson (W) • Rookie: Kyle Thompson (M), Victoria Roberts (W) GRADUATES • Tracy Auld • Katie Robinson Q

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CYCLING (M/W)

 U-CUP CHAMPIONS 

Back Row (L-R): Sarah Nicol, Erica Croitoru, Kassia Blattner, Alexa Syme, Jennifer Campbell, Kimberley Hagesteijn, Eric Armstrong, Jason LeBlanc, Cosmin Selagea-Popov, Scott Burgess, Percy Chan, Brad Parsons, Hank Jien, Adam Beaudoin, Tom Guiot, Takuma Ida Front Row (L-R): Aryssah Stankevitsch, Cameron McPhaden, Etienne Moreau, Jon Slaughter, Victoria Giangrande, Brett Weersink, Brennan Berardo, James Clarke, Haley Smith

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 1st in University Cup Series (U-Cup)

After graduating much of last year's team, this season was an important year of rebuilding for the Queen's cycling team. With the addition of 23 new rookies the team was given a huge task.

They were not only able to rebuild, but work together to take the top position in the university cup for a second year in a row. Having tied with Guelph for the overall championship last year the team achieved their goal of being the sole provincial champions of 2011-12.

TEAM AWARDS • Most Dedicated: Hank Jien • Rookie: Haley Smith SPECIAL HONOURS • Etienne Moreau (2nd place - Men's 'A' overall) • Jon Slaughter (3rd place - Men's 'A' overall) • Haley Smith (Champion - Women's 'A' overall) • Victoria Giangrande (2nd place - Women's 'A' overall) • Eric Armstrong (3rd place - Men's 'B' overall) • Kassia Blattner (3rd place - Women's 'B' overall)

With strong riders in all four categories there was great hope for the season. At the first race, spanning two days at Mansfield Ont., the team showed their strength by taking the overall points lead. At the races to follow they continued to increase their lead over Guelph and Toronto even despite losing a women's 'A' rider to injury.

GRADUATES • Eric Armstrong Q • Monty Bassin Q • Victoria Giangrande Q • Kimberly Hagesteijn Q • Kassia Blattner • Jennifer Campbell • Sarah Nicol • Nicole Pacas • Alexa Smye • Aryssah Stankevitsch • Blake Sedore

Men's 'A' had another great year with Etienne Moreau earning two first place finishes and coming second overall while Jon Slaughter came third overall. In women's 'A' Haley Smith never lost a race claiming the overall victory in her first year on the team and Victoria Giangrande placed second overall. Brennan Berardo came out midseason for the Queen's team placing first and second in men's 'B' and Eric Armstrong took third place overall in this category. Kassia Blattner, Jennifer Campbell and Nicky Pacas all had several top three finishes with Kassia Blattner taking second overall.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

FASTPITCH (W) Back Row (L-R): Craig McGarvey, Al Whitfield, Bob Whitfield, Myron Keech Third Row (L-R): Carlie Foss, Jenn Collins, Hannah Johnston, Dorianna Dickson, Danielle Slack, Joanna Papaioannou, Laura Broadbent Second Row (L-R): Brittany Allan, Chloe Boynton, Kayla Forbes, Amelia Keech, Cathy Conlin Front Row (L-R): Shannon Rauh-Wasmund, Julia O. Duszczyszyn

SEASON RECAP The Gaels fastpitch team had a season of ups and downs from the first week of the season as they played their way to a 6-12 record.

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 29)

Despite tough competition against their opponents and the elements, the Gaels alternated weekends of wins with tight series losses to the top teams in the province. After dropping both games in the opening weekend of the season to Brock and McMaster, the team bounced back with four points in week two thanks to weekend victories over Guelph before dropping a pair of games to Toronto. They split both gamedays during week three to come away with four points in games against Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier.

Weeks four and five brought about tough weather and an even tougher pair of series for the Gaels as they were rained out each weekend against Windsor and Carleton respectively before dropping doubleheaders to Western and Ottawa.

Big performers for the team this season included Shannon Rauh-Wasmund, Amelia Keech, Chloe Boynton, Kayla Forbes and Julia Duszczyszyn who all put up big single game performances over the course of the season.

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RESULTS • 10th in Ontario Intercollegiate Women's Fastpitch Association (OIWFA); 6-12 record TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Shannon Rauh-Wasmund • Rookie: Carlie Foss GRADUATES • Brittany Allan Q • Julia O. Duszczyszyn Q • Shannon Rauh-Wasmund Q

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FENCING (M/W)

 MEN'S CHAMPIONS 

Fourth Row (L-R): Hugh Munby (Head Coach), Julia Meerakker, Matt Kaiser, Will Tran, Wes Maciejewski, Chris Galbraith, Jonathan Creighton, Roch Villeneuve (Asst. Coach).

Third Row (L-R): Rodney Carter (Asst. Coach), Justin Wong, Henry Xie, Sarah Kim, Peter Huan, Adam Sprott, George Huang, Justin Kim, Jeffrey Yeung, Mathias Leung, Jamie MacDonald (Asst. Coach).

Second Row (L-R): François B. Gauvreau (Asst. Coach - Men's Sabre Captain), Karl Gardener, (Asst. Coach - Men's Épée Captain), Sarah Patterson, Janelle Yu, Kyra Dorfman, Alison Gomersall, Viviane Kirby, Helen Percival, Kathryn Papke, Marika Franko, Adrian Hagar, Julie Fang, Francesca Pang, Scott Nichols (Asst. Coach).

Front Row (L-R): Tiffany Chan, Robert Rundle (Armourer), Sarah Siu, Anna Rogers (Women's Foil Captain), Laura Bartha (Women's Épée Captain), Kimberley Sakkal (Women's Sabre Captain) , Jimmy Wintle (Men's Team Captain), Faye Sun (Women's Team Captain), Dean Loubert (Men's Foil Captain), Michael Zhang (Armourer), Najia Wujid, Nancy Chua, Nicole Chin.

SEASON RECAP

TEAM RESULTS @ OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Men's 1st place; Women: 3rd place

The challenge was to retain their championship record in an enlarged field of 11 universities.

Under the new OUA sport model, York and Ottawa participated in the OUAs and took gold medals.

Yet the Gaels prevailed. The men’s team, hosting the OUA championship, seized the banner for the second consecutive year in an unprecedented tie-breaker against the University of Toronto. The women’s team fought strongly to take third place in their championship at Brock.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS @ OUA CHAMPIONSHIP MEN • Individual Sabre: François Beaucage-Gauvreau, (1st) • Individual Épeé: Karl Gardner, (2nd) • Team Relay Épeé: Karl Gardner, Al Quinsey, Justin Kim, Mac Birch, (2nd) • Team Relay Foil: Dean Loubert, Matt Kaiser, Sam Yoon, Sharief Oteafy (3rd) WOMEN • Individual Épeé: Janelle Yu (2nd) • Team Relay Foil: Anna Rogers, Nancy Chua, Kyra Dorfman, Faye Sun (2nd)

This championship record capped a season of medals. Men’s sabreur François BeaucageGauvreau won gold at the Queen’s and Brock Open competitions, and at the RMC Team Invitational with teammates Jimmy Wintle and Will Tran. Also at the RMC Invitational, Women’s Épeé (Laura Bartha, Janice Lao, and rookies Janelle Yu and Veronica Ibarra) handily took the bronze medal from Canada’s military games (CISM) team, allowing Queen’s to retain third place in the RMC cup ranking.

Beaucage-Gauvreau also won bronze at the Ottawa Shield. Karl Gardner (épeé) took silver in at the Brock Open. Janice Lao (épeé) won gold and Dean Loubert (foil) bronze at the Newmarket competition; and Men’s Sabre (Jimmy Wintle, Will Tran, George Huang) won bronze at the Carleton Invitational without their lead fencer.

TEAM AWARDS MVP: Karl Gardner (M), Anna Rogers (W) MIP: Matt Kaiser (M), Margaret Cheung (W) Rookie: Al Quinsey (M), Janelle Yu (W) Coaches Award: Jimmy Wintle (M), Sarah Siu (W) Graduating Captains: Jimmy Wintle (M), Faye Sun (W) SPECIAL HONOURS • Hosts for the OUA Men’s Championship • Men’s Team: Charles Walter Trophy for overall OUA Champions • François Beaucage-Gauvreau: George Tully award for skill, style, and sportsmanship—second consecutive year, and third consecutive year won by a Queen’s Fencer; Schwende Trophy for men’s sabre champion OUA ALL-STARS • Karl Gardner (M), François Beaucage-Gauvreau (M) Janelle Yu (W), Anna Rogers(W) GRADUATES Marika Franko, Kathryn Papke, Kimberley Sakkal Q, Sarah Siu, Faye Sun Q, George Huang Q, Matt Kaiser Q, Wes Maciejewski Q, Sharief Oteafy Q, Cyril Pendon, Robert Rundle Q, Ramiro Zurkowski

Queen’s Fencers are grateful to alumni, parents, and friends for donations that support athletic financial awards, travel, and equipment.

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FIELD HOCKEY (W) Back Row (L-R): Mary-Anne Reid (Head Coach), Amy Hanes, Ellen Garneys, Meghan Rooney, Jenny Kenmir, Fiona Downey, Erica Pearson, Francesca Ruddick, Natali McGladrey, Madeleine Redfern, Sarah Libera, Lindsay Bjornson, Morgan Bignell, Maki Mukai, Karl Erickson (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Kara Pogue, Katie Macdonald, Briana Kelly, Marina Giovanoli, Katie Stephens, Allison Wallis, Clara McGhee, Polly Black, Lindsey Logan Absent: Julie Cruanes, Amber Halcovitch

SEASON RECAP

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 29)

The Queen’s Field Hockey team had a challenging season with many close matches. The season felt too short for the team who finally began to adapt to the new style of play and reach their potential towards the end of the season. In their final games, the girls demonstrated a quality of play that bodes extremely well for future success at the OUA and national level.

The veterans came into their own, building both their strength and confidence in the process. This season marked the beginning of the Queen’s careers of a very promising rookie class as well.

International representation from Scotland and Northern Ireland brought new perspective to the team. The team looks forward to taking advantage of these newfound international connections for tours in future years. Thank you to graduating players for their hard work and dedication to the team throughout their careers, both on and off the field. The team benefited and learned from their commitment to all aspects of the program, setting a great foundation for moving forward.

The girls played with a fierce young strength and are working hard to come out flying, alongside promising recruits, in the 2012/2013 season.

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RESULTS • Seventh in OUA (0-9-3) TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Morgan Bignell and Francesca Ruddick • Most Improved: Kara Pogue • Rookie: Lindsay Bjornson GRADUATES • Allison Wallis Q • Francesca Ruddick Q • Katie Stephens • Ellen Garneys Q • Maki Mukai Q • Julie Cruanes Q

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FIGURE SKATING (W) Back Row (L-R): Aaron Springford (Dance Coach), Johnny Yap (Head Coach and Team Psychologist), Ivy Xu, Renee Tse, Elizabeth Liao, Daniel Chung, Desiree Guimont, Nicole Grenon, Lauren Kolarek, Teal Mackintosh, Rachel Coens (Free Skate Coach) Front Row (L-R): Clare Higgins, Martha Carruthers, Sarah Trick, Charlotte MacDonald (Co-Captain), Gwendolyn Eadie, Tasha Urbancic, Emily Young (Co-Captain), Silvia Cioci Absent: Katherine Fu, Kelsey Keane, Kenneth Lockwood, Megan van den Akker

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Second at OUA Championship

The team placed third at the Queen's Invitational and won silver at the 2012 OUA Championship, improving upon last season's third place finish.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • First: (Intermediate Similar Pairs) - Renee Tse, Charlotte MacDonald; (Pairs Four) Renee Tse, Charlotte MacDonald, Martha Carruthers, Nicole Grenon; (Open Solo Dance) - Emily Young

The team had many inspiring performances at the OUA Championship. Renee Tse and Charlotte MacDonald (Co-Captain) earned first place in Intermediate Similar Pairs. They combined their superb abilities with Martha Carruthers (Team MVP) and Nicole Grenon to take first place in Pairs Four, all of whom earned OUA All-Star status.

Renee also came in second in Senior Silver Free Skate. Co-Captain and OUA All-Star, Emily Young (Team MVP), performed flawlessly to win the Open Solo Dance. She also skated to a second place finish with Gwendolyn Eadie (Team MIP) in Creative Dance with a program that garnered praise from spectators. Emily and Gwen also pooled their talents together with Kelsey Keane (Synchro Captain) and Megan Van Den Akker to finish second in the Bronze Rhythm Dance.

Elizabeth Liao (Team Rookie-of-the-Year) skated beautifully in Open Free Skate and placed second.

• Second: (Senior Silver Free Skate) - Renee Tse; (Creative Dance) - Emily Young, Gwendolyn Eadie; (Bronze Rhythm Dance) - Emily Young, Gwendolyn Eadie, Kelsey Keane, Megan Van Den Akker; (Open Free Skate) - Elizabeth Yao OUA ALL-STARS • Martha Carruthers, Nicole Grenon, Charlotte MacDonald, Renee Tse, Emily Young TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Martha Carruthers, Emily Young • Rookie: Elizabeth Liao • Most Improved: Daniel Chung, Gwendolyn Eadie

The team bids a fond farewell to three graduates this year. Daniel Chung (Team MIP), Martha Carruthers and Emily Young. The team would like to wish them all the very best in the future.

GRADUATES • Martha Carruthers Q • Daniel Chung Q • Emily Young Q

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

GOLF (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Will Thornburrow, Mark Welsh, Eric Donatelli, Matt Courchene, Taylor Henderson (Men’s Captain), Taylor Evans, Will Chere, Echo Chan, Russell Bowie Front Row (L-R): Bert Kea (Head Coach), Hailey Ingleson (Women’s Captain), Sarah Ingram, Karen Mackay, Alexandra Rawn, Jennifer Kates, Sandy McBride (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

Q - Denotes student-athletes receiving a "Q Award" (page 29)

The women’s golf team went through a tough season losing Justice Durland and Nina Wan who both withdrew from the team due to a heavy school schedule. They hope to have them back next year. This left Captain Hailey Ingleson with a complete rookie team. Their second player in all events was Karen MacKay an exchange student from Scotland who was a pleasant surprise. Making up the rest of the team for the OUA Championship was Jennifer Kates and Alexandra Rawn. The Gaels hosted the 2011 OUA Championship at Loyalist Golf Club. Another year's experience should make for a better 2012.

The men's OUA Championship was hosted

by Queen’s at the Cataraqui Golf Club. The 16 team event was won by Waterloo with Queen’s finishing in 2nd place. It was Queen’s best showing for the season. Russell Bowie earned first team all-star status and Matt Courchene earned second team all-star status.

The men's team qualified to play in Golf Canada’s Canadian University/College Championship hosted by the University of Victoria at the Cordova Golf Club in Victoria B.C. at the end of May 2012.

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RESULTS • Men: 2nd at OUA Championship • Women: 6th at OUA Championship INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP MEN • Russell Bowie - 3rd (146) • Matt Coucherne - T-10th (150) Women • Hailey Ingleson - 10th (169) • Karen MacKay - 22nd (185) OUA ALL-STARS • Men: Russell Bowie, Matt Courchene TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Hailey Ingleson (Captain), Russell Bowie • Rookie: Karen MacKay, Echo Chan

SPECIAL HONOURS • Hosted OUA men's and women's championships

GRADUATES • Taylor Henderson Q • Hailey Ingleson Q • Will Thornburrow Q • Mark Welsh • Eric Donatelli

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LACROSSE (M) Back Row (L-R): Chris Porter, Joshua Smith, Thomas Herron, Mitch Grant, Marcus Acaster, Alex Vincent, Alex Burk, Ryan Zoehner, Ian Curry Middle Row (L-R): Davey Hallett, Devon Tough, Matt Eriksen, Andre DeGagne, Adam Seaborn, Braden Hergott, Steve Brake, Kevin Harper, Pierson Mayhew, Andrew Stefanelli, Cam Douglas, Alex Ostojic, Don Tough (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Alex Guiney, Paul Ruddling, Will Smyth, Nate Kerstens, Matt Scoon, Zain Yassein, Ross Kelly, Brendan Gibbs Absent: James Gagne, Jesse Noll, Marc Santos, Matt Boucher, Michael Burghardt, Tim Sawa, Tyler Beatty

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 0-10 in Canadian University Field Lacrosse Association (CUFA) sixth in division

The Men’s Lacrosse team managed to compete with some of the top teams in the league, keeping pace in most games up until the final minutes of the fourth quarter. Despite being unable to register a win, the team - which welcomed 16 rookies to the roster this season - now contains a dedicated core that shows promise for years to come. The rookie class contained three capable goalies who proved they were capable of making exceptional saves in order to keep their team in games.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Ryan Zoehner • Rookie: Marc Santos GRADUATES • Steve Brake • Andre Degagne Q • Brendan Gibbs Q • Kevin Harper Q • Braden Hergott Q • Tim Sawa

Ian Curry was named honourable mention for East Division All-Canadian after a successful year in the faceoff circle as one of the league’s top face off specialists, forcing opposing teams to alter strategies to account for his success. Ryan Zoehner was also named an honourable mention for East Division All-Canadian for manning the defensive end of the field with strong leadership and stick skills. This year was a break-out year for a few players, to highlight a few; rookie Marc Santos was a dominant force on both ends of the field as a skilled two way midfield and Nate Kerstens transitioned into a dominant long-stick midfielder with his exceptional shutdown and ball carrying abilities.

The team was led by a committed group of veterans which included: Steve Brake, Andre Degagne, Brendan Gibbs, Kevin Harper and Braden Hergott who showed dedication and instilled a strong work ethic into the program.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

LACROSSE (W) Back Row (L-R): Abigail Bolland, Alayna Bradd, Sarah Goldspink, Jennifer Farrow, Darcy Vidler, Erin Salonen Middle Row (L-R): Austeja Vaskeviciute, Lesley Hamilton, Sarah McLean, Teresa Mayo, Murielle Landry, Nicole Allen Front Row (L-R): Keenan Munno, Erin Quon, Mary Michelle Bolland, Jacqueline Byers, Gwyneth Ross, Marsha Cryderman, Jess Allum Absent: Pat Bolland (Head Coach), Sierra Smith-Hart (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP The Gaels once again won Bronze at the OUA Championship in Guelph. The regular season started with a disappointing loss to U of T in the inaugural game on the new West Campus field and improved from there. Overall, the season was 6-5-1 with 119 goals for and 91 against as Queen’s ranked 4th in the OUA. Western continues to be a nemesis as the Gaels haven’t beat them in just over two seasons.

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The OUA Championship played out in identical fashion to one season ago. Queen's faced McMaster in the quarterfinals and won handily.

That win advanced the Gaels to the semifinals against Western where they lost. The Bronze medal game against Toronto saw the Varsity Blues score first but Queen’s charged back, led by freshman Teresa Mayo’s three goals and a diligent defense led by Darcy Vidler. The final score was 10 – 6.

Over the season, forward Jackie Byers (player/ coach) led the team with 34 goals and 50 points, followed by Teresa Mayo with 28 and 35 and forward Marsha Cryderman (co-captain with Mary-Michelle Bolland) with 20 and 25.

The Gaels graduate five players this year and will miss Byers and Vidler, who both won OUA All-Star team awards, as well as mid-field Gwyneth Ross (player/coach), and forwards Nicole Allen and Jess Allum. The team thanks them for their years of hard work and wishes them continued success.

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RESULTS • 6-5-1 in OUA exhibition play OUA ALL-STARS • Defence: Darcy Vidler • Attack: Jacke Byers TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Gwyneth Ross • Rookie: Teresa Mayo GRADUATES • Gwyneth Ross Q • Jess Allum Q • Nicole Allen Q • Jackie Byers Q • Darcy Vidler Q

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NORDIC SKIING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Kassia Blatner, Percy Chan, Blake Butler, Craig Christensen, Etienne Moreau, Nick Chauvin Middle Row (L-R): Lauren Witterick, Nathan Doner, Sarah Lamb, Madison Gane, James Taylor, Laura Hoogestraten, Katie Robinson, Greg Harries, Veronica Allan Front Row (L-R): Katie Prufer, Lindsay Carlton, Brad Parsons, Brett Weersink, Haley Robinson, Julie McVicar, Kayleigh Hannewyk

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Men: A team 6th at OUA Championship • Women: A team 6th at OUA Championship • Women: B team 11th at OUA Championship

The Nordic Ski team had a strong 2011-2012 season, with 11 experienced skiers selected to compete on the race team. There were 20 skiers who trained hard on the development team.

Kingston had one weekend of snow this winter, and the team was able to take advantage of the conditions by racing a 10 km time trial in City Park.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • 11th: Julie McVicar (Women's 10km skate) TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Julie McVicar • MIP: Brad Parsons

The team began training six times a week in early October, and competed in seven races over three weekends on the road. Race results were very consistent, and overall the team’s speed and racing caliber improved from last year.

At the North Bay university invitational, Julie McVicar had a top five finish, and at the OUA championship she came in 11th in the women’s 10 km skate with a time of 32:45.

GRADUATES • Haley Robinson Q • Veronica Allan Q

Brett Weersink is competing in March at the Canadian National Championships in Mont St.-Anne, Quebec. Head coach Haley Robinson is graduating from Queen’s this year. Next year’s head coach will be Weersink, who is a race team veteran and experienced leader.

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SAILING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Greg Harries, Clifton Kartner, Graham Hutchings, Alex Smyth, Roby Douglas, Oliver Neal, Matt Sullivan, Chris Hyde Middle Row (L-R): Stephen Waldie (Coach), Ira Carson, Taylor Stubbins, Dylan Stafford, Andrew LeRiche, Jen Bowen, Ken Fayrschou, Oliver Blake, Mac Morrin, William Schwenger Front Row (L-R): Joy MacDonald, Kirtsy Lind, Kaitlyn Saunders, Elyse Brown-Rose, Emily Borgundvaag, Arielle Morgan, Stacy Seymour, Isabelle Ziako, Kate Thomas Absent: Aaron Babier, Andrew Parkes, Cam Allen, Chaz Legge, David Kagan, Elizabeth Campbell, Eric Goldfarb, Evert McLaughlin, Gia Gill, Hilary Grantmyre, Jonny Klynkramer, Justin Nortin, Julia Kidd, Kira Fulford, Kristopher Gingras Little, Lance Fraser, Matthew Reeves, Matthew Ryder, Paul Ehvert, Paul Throop, Peter Soosalu, Spencer Stubbins, Sydney Goodfellow, Victoria Ehmann, Zoe Lewis

SEASON RECAP This year the Queen’s Sailing Team (QST) had an exceptional season. Along with the regular regattas in the American Mid Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association (MAISA), QST joined the Canadian Intercollegiate Sailing Association (CIC Sailing) for its inaugural Season.

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QST was by far one of the strongest teams in CIC Sailing and won the Team Race Championship hosted at home at the Kingston Yacht Club and the Fleet Race Championship hosted by McGill.

QST faired well in MAISA as well with many strong finishes. Once again the team was only a couple points short of qualifying for the WAR memorial Trophy.

Single handed sailors Evert McLaughlin and Matthew Ryder placed one-two at laser North to qualify QST for the Carl Van Duyne Trophy. The keelboat team improved upon last year’s result and placed in the top ten at the Strom Trysail Intercollegiate Offshore Regatta.

Overall it was a season full of ups and downs. The team would like to thank Coach Stephen Waldie for all his hard work and guidance. As well they would like to send a big thank you out to all the members of the Alumni Booster Club and the Kingston Yacht Club for all their help and support over the past season. They wouldn’t have been able to do what they did this season without you.

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RESULTS • Ranked 38th in the Middle Atlantic Intercollegiate Sailing Association (MAISA) of 50 teams TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Peter Soosalu • Rookie: Clifton Kartner SPECIAL HONOURS • 2011 Canadian Inrtercollegiate Sailing Association Team Race Championship - 1st • 2011 Canadian Inrtercollegiate Sailing Association Fleet Race Championship - 1st GRADUATES • Ira Carson Q • Elizabeth Campbell Q • Melissa Dupuis • Sydney Goodfellow • Chaz Legge Q • Evert McLaughlin Q • Matthew Ryder Q • Meagan Leslie • Matthew Reive Q

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SQUASH (M) Back Row (L-R): Alex Ford, Tim Livingston, Eugene Zaremba ( Head Coach), Robert Noakes, Alex Cormier Front Row (L-R): Lee Davey, Aadam Tejpar, Adrian Dingle Absent: Amr Hamour, Darcy Bak, David Almeida, Jeremy Setterfield, Kyle Boynton, Matt Twiddy

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 2nd place at OUA Championship

The Queen's Men's Squash Team had a very successful 2011-12 season. The first tournament was the Jesters Eastern Sectional at McGill with Queen's winning all of their match-ups. Newcomer Lee Davey, playing at No. 6, won all of his matches and began to show the form that carried him to the No. 3 spot on the team at the OUA Championships.

The next competition was the Jesters Crossover Tournament that was held in Toronto. Queen's beat Toronto and Waterloo, but lost to Western, the perennial OUA powerhouse, and McMaster. As a result of these two tournaments, Queen's was seeded third out of seven teams going into the Canadian Jesters University Squash Championships.

Queen's win against Waterloo put them into the semi-finals against McMaster who beat Queen's 4-2 at the Crossover. This time around, Queen's and McMaster won three matches each but Queen's lost the tie-breaker on games. Queen's then beat Toronto in the 3-4 playoff to take the bronze medal.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Bronze: Alex Ford TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Amr Hamour • Rookie: Lee Davey • MIP: Alex Cormier GRADUATES • Amr Hamour Q • Robert Noakes Q • Lee Davey

The final event of the season was the OUA Squash Championship held at Toronto. Queen's went into the tournament seeded No. 2 on the basis of its silver medal performance in the 2010-2011 season.

In pool play Queen's managed to avenge its earlier losses to McMaster by winning a thrilling tie-breaker on games. This together with their win over Brock put them into the semi-final match against Toronto.

Here they had one of their best performances of the season, beating Toronto 5-1, which put them into the gold medal round against Western. Although many of the matches were extremely close, Western came out on top 6-0 giving Queen's silver. In addition, Alex Ford, playing at No.1, received the bronze medal in the individual competition.

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SQUASH (W) Back Row (L-R): Alayna Bradd, Allegra Courtright, Heather Lamb, Erin Roberts Front Row (L-R): Gwyn Ross, Rebecca McTavish, Emily Peebles, Jenn Kates, Felicia Chandrakumar Absent: Jacquline Byers, Erin Smith

SEASON RECAP Queens Women’s Squash Team finished the regular season with a promising record, beating three out of four opposing schools. However, going into the championship, Queen’s lost their captain and undefeated star player Heather Lamb.

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The team rallied to overcome this obstacle with Most Valuable Player, Gwyn Ross and Co-Captain Alayna Bradd stepping up big with both their on court performance and leadership off-court. Queen's finished second in the Jesters championships after first winning a tight match against McGill in the semi-final, with the decider being won by No. 1 Erin Roberts in a thrilling five set match. They fought hard in the final, but they came away with only two wins, one of which came from a stellar performance by Rookie of the Year, Emily Peebles.

Unfortunately, the OUA Championship did not go the Gaels way, and they finished in a disappointing fifth place.

Other notable performances throughout the season came from Queens Squash’s oldest rookie ever, Erin Smith, and powerhouse Allegra Courtright.

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RESULTS • 5th place at OUA Championship TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Gwyneth Ross • Rookie: Emily Peebles GRADUATES • Gwyneth Ross Q • Jacquline Byers Q • Allegra Courtright • Erin Smith

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK

SWIMMING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Samantha Biglieri, Laura Nunno, Rebecca Isaak, Rachel Twiss, Fiona Elvidge, Taylor Ostrander, Margo Bacher, Zoe Kierstead Middle Row (L-R): Heidi Shallow (Head Coach), Kiersten Wollenzien (Assistant Coach), Edison Jyang, Cameron Keresztes, Matthew Thompson, Dan Blackburn, Ted Donnelly, Trevor Robinson, Mark Kellenberger (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Anne Hermon, Bliss Man, Courtney Semkuley, Tanner Cassidy, Shahira Ishak, Phil Furrer, Meaghan Dalby Absent: Kim MacDonald, Benjamin Roberts, Kathryn McKinnon

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Men: 9th place at OUA Championship • Women: 10th place at OUA Championship

The 2011 – 2012 season saw many exciting changes for the Gaels swim team, the first and foremost being their new partnership with local swim team the Kingston Blue Marlins. This merge reunited veteran coach Ken Anderson with the Gaels resulting in a new training program that ultimately saw every swimmer drop time.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Shahira Ishak • Rookie: Teddy Donnelly GRADUATES • Courtney Semkuley Q • Meaghan Dalby Q • Dan Blackburn • Trevor Robinson • Matt Thompson • Bliss Man

Coaching staff also included enthusiastic rookie coaches Kiersten Wollenzien and Mark Kellenberger with Heidi Shallow returning for her third year with the team.

Swimming solidly from September until February the Gaels competed in meets in Ottawa, Guelph, St. Catharine’s with the season culminating in a fantastic OUA Championship in Sudbury from February 9 – 11. Captaining the squad this year were Tanner Cassidy, Courtney Semkuley and Shahira Ishak who oversaw five Gaels placing in the top 16 with multiple second swims in finals and major points scored in relays.

Overall the Men and Women placed ninth and 10th respectively and together their combined score saw them finish ninth overall, improving over previous years. Every swimmer had a stand-out swim and two managed to break long standing team records: rookie Edison Jyang in 100m fly and third year Shahira Ishak in the 100m free.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING (W) Back Row (L-R): Krista Cook, Pauline Nassab, Emma Kanga, Megan Smallwood, Emily Verbiski, Sydney Proudfoot, Anna Stratton, Fiona Roth, Hannah Koke, Lise Papineau (Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Nicole Amato, Emily Post, Claire Rinne, Julia Cioffi, Georgia Carley, Katelyn Ward, Colleen Gammie, Caroline Furrer, Allyshia Van Tol, Danielle Allan, Katie Glass, Janice Niemann, Rhiannon Kemp, Emily Martin Front Row (L-R): Kaleigh Burns, Jennifer Snowdon, Melissa McCoy, Kathleen Lance, Alex Cross (Captain), Kristen Chen, Laura Snowdon, Aislinn Shoveller, Alison Purdon

SEASON RECAP This year, the Queen's Synchro team was joined by 17 new swimmers, becoming the largest club in the Canadian University Synchro League with 32 registrants. Starting off their competition strong at the McGill Invitational in November, the Queen's Novice team placed third, the competitive duet placed fourth, the Red team finished eighth, and the Blue team and Yellow team earned sixth and fifth place finishes.

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In January, the club hosted a watershow as a fundraiser for travel funds, which was a great success. The following weekend, at the Eastern Canadian Divisionals, the Novice team again earned third place while the duet finished in fourth. In the team competition, the Red, Yellow, and Blue teams placed in 12th, fifth, and fourth overall, respectively.

The CUSSL Nationals in February were held in western Canada for the first time ever, and Queen's Novice, Blue, and Yellow teams travelled to Calgary to compete against teams from across Canada. In the novice category, Queen's placed fourth overall. The Queen's Blue team earned seventh place in the competitive team event, while the Queen's Yellow team finished third in Canada, earning Queen's Synchro a bronze medal.

In the CUSSL, captain Alex Cross was nominated for the Anne Smeeton Award for her outstanding contributions to the university synchro league.

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RESULTS • Yellow Team - 3rd (CUSSL) • Novice Team - 4th (CUSSL) • Blue Team - 7th (CUSSL) CUSSL ALL-CANADIAN AWARD • Danielle Allan • Georgia Carley • Kristen Chen • Krista Cook • Claire Rinne • Fiona Roth • Alex Cross TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Kathleen Lance • Rookie: Sydney Proudfoot GRADUATES • Kaleigh Burns Q • Krista Cook Q • Caroline Furrer Q • Emily Martin Q • Pauline Nassab • Fiona Roth Q

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TRACK & FIELD (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Jeffrey Costen, Michael Bentley, Alex Hutton, David Cashin, Jeffrey Behan, Jeffrey Archer, Tyson Loney, Kip Alridge, Max Putnam, Joshua Potvin, Eric Macpherson Middle Row (L-R): Steve Boyd (Head Coach), Corbin Johnston, James Turner, Ian Polos, Taya McGillivary, Rachel Boyle, Taylor Ostoich, Veronica Allan, Colleen Wilson, Clay Patterson, Jeffrey Mountjoy, Thomas Juha, Jayevan Foster, Alex Carroll, Trevor Moore (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Oliver Hatheway, Kate Hayes, Bianca Chelu-Penalagan, Monika Bolejszo, Erin Slade, Bronwyn Hodgins, Jennifer Barrow, Laura Costen, Kyle Zoziak, Michael Nishiyama

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 10th: Men's Final Team Result

This season the men’s side was led by veteran, captain, and multiple CIS Championship qualifier Michael Nishiyama. Supporting him were middle distance standouts Josh Potivin (who was returning to the team following recovery from injuries sustained in the spring of 2010), Michael Bentley (the number nine Queen’s performer all-time over 800m and a 2011 CIS qualifier in the 4x800m), and rookie Alex Hutton, the four of which went on to represent Queen’s at the 2012 CIS Championships in Winnipeg.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • 4th: Men's 4x800 • 6th: Michael Nishiyama (1000m) • 8th: Michael Nishiyama (600m) • 10th: Alecia Kallos (1000m); Josh Potvin (1000m); Jeff Costen (3000m) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIP • 6th: Michael Nishiyama (1000m) • 9th: Men's 4x800

On the women’s side, captain Alecia Kallos led the way, after missing the 2010/11 season due to injury.

A group of 18 Gaels went on to meet team standards for participation in the OUA Championship, with Nishiyama (eighth over 600m and sixth over 1000m), Alecia Kallos (10th over 1000m), Josh Potvin (10th over 1000m), Jeff Costen (10th over 3000m), and the men’s 4x800 (Nishiyama, Potvin, Hutton, and Bentley—fourth) leading the way.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Michael Nishiyama (M), Alecia Kallos (W) • Rookie: Alex Hutton (M), Erin Slade (W) • Coaches Award: Josh Potvin (M), Monica Bolesjzo (W) GRADUATES • Jenn Barrow Q • Michael Bentley Q • Oliver Hatheway Q • Alecia Kallos Q • Jeffrey Mountjoy Q • Michael Nishiyama Q • Clay Patterson Q • Joshua Potvin Q

Five athletes qualified for the CIS Championships in Winnipeg the men’s 4x800m team (including alternate Jeff Mountjoy, who ultimately ran in place of a flu-ridden Michael Bentley), and Michael Nishiyama in the 1000m. Nishiyama entered the meet as the 10th ranked athlete, but equalled his sixth place OUA finish in his second best performance ever at the distance. The men’s 4x800, weakened by the loss of Bentley, finished ninth in their slowest performance of the year at the distance.

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TRIATHLON (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Matt Straatman, Jamie Barill, Katelyn Ward, Laura McColm, Haley Massong, Liam Gilmour, Emily Zielke, Greg Pellegrino Middle Row (L-R): Melanie Wightman, Lindsay Kobayashi , Colleen Kinross, Megan Quin, Ben Boulton, Connor Matheson, Brenton Button, Nick Esterbauer, Graham Avery, Sofia Mazieres Front Row (L-R): Tristan McMullan, Anna Seltner, Renee Longo, Katie Wittmann, Ted Lee, Jessica Curtus, Kevin Sagermann, Jasmin Ma Absent: Patricia Narbaitz, Gill Labrie, Peter Thomas, Luke Durst, Victoria Kerr, Patrick Merrithew, Spencer MacDonald, Melissa Bryant, Alan Kalbfleisch, Sarah Fleming, Heather Lennie, Brandon Ma, Dana Stewart, Chloe Des Roche, Drew Little, Shira Biner, Emily Mansfield, Julia Marsala, Michaela Burton, Scott McDonald, Riley Cassidy, Andrew Laureijs, Ingrid Hoffmann, Lindsay Logan

SEASON RECAP

Queen’s Triathlon has had another tremendous season this year. Coming off last year’s championship win expectations for the team have been high despite having a predominantly new squad.

The rookies have stepped up to fill the void left by many of the veterans and have done so with stellar results. Queen’s success began in January with two races at the University of Toronto picking up the majority of the medals in both events.

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This success continued at Western in early March which saw the Gaels win six out of nine possible medals. The Triathlon team looks to keep their UMS winning streak alive in early April at the UMS Championship race. Congratulations to the entire team on an exceptional year!

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RESULTS • As of March 21, team was still competing in University Multi-Sport Series TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Brenton Button (M), Katie Wittmann (W) • Rookie: Anna Seltner GRADUATES • Ted Lee Q • Katie Wittmann Q

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ULTIMATE (M) Back Row (L-R): Miki Antonijevic, Colin Bell, Fraser Titley, Alex Ginther, Matt Wright, Tim Tse, Chase Heinemann Middle Row: Victor Li, Andrew Hickman, Remi Ojo, Chris Hewitt, Miles Wilson, Ryan Wilson, Greg Dennis, Andrew Harman, Tim Heneghan Front Row (L-R): Kyle Wood, Richard Macklem, Thanushan Kasilingam, Chris Galt (Coach), Andrew Carroll (Coach), Matt Slonetsky, Evan Rees, David Murray, Brian Niepage Absent: Mark Ally, Adam Cameron, Alex Christou, Pete Galbraith, Andy Kim, Andre O'Neill, Phil Robson, Jon Templin, Ruyang (Marshall) Wang, Ben Yeung

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 2nd at Canadian University Championship (CUUC) • 5th at Canadian Eastern University Ultimate Championship (CEUUC)

The Men’s Ultimate team had a very strong season this fall, and developed as a team throughout the season. The season began slowly with a disappointing fifth place finish at the Canadian Eastern University Ultimate tournament, losing a tight game to Ottawa in the quarterfinals. The second team showed solid progress throughout the weekend, finishing ahead of most of the other B teams at the tournament. Both teams showed great developmental progress throughout practices leading up to Nationals.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Andrew Carroll • Rookie: Ryan Wilson GRADUATES • Andrew Carroll Q • Alex Christou • Phil Robson • Pete Galbraith • Andrew Harman

The first team went an undefeated 7-0 leading up to the semifinal matchup against Toronto. The squad found themselves down a couple points with little time remaining, but rallied and tied the game up just in time, resulting in a universe point win, sending the team into the finals undefeated.

We fought hard in the finals but an overpowering Manitoba team was too much. Tough loss aside, the squad captured the silver and were proud of what they accomplished this season as the best team in Ontario.

The second team also showed great improvement at Nationals, beating all the other B teams and taking a game against Brock’s A team, showing their true potential for next season.

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ULTIMATE (W)  CUUC CHAMPIONS  Back Row (L-R): Alison Ward, Suzie Ingram, Amanda Cicchino, Paula Saliba, Tanya Cerovic, Jessica Benson, Nina Ramic, Katie Fizzell Front Row (L-R): Kylie Denardo, Michelle Wang, Katie Wittmann, Sarah Wildgen, Rebecca Saaltink, Chantal Badger, Stephanie Harper Absent: Kelsey Chan

SEASON RECAP

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The Women’s Ultimate team had an extremely successful season, starting at the Canadian Eastern University Ultimate Championships, where they came in second place with a two point loss against the defending champions, the University of Ottawa.

The Women’s Ultimate team continued with their success by finishing top in their pool on the first day of Canadian University Ultimate Championships. By the end of the second day Queen’s suffered a tough loss to Western University; however, they entered quarter finals against the Gee-Gees and won their game by a single point. On the third day the Gaels won their semi-final against McMaster and then proceeded to the finals where they once again went head to head with the Western Mustangs. Despite being down 3-6 at the halftime the Gaels were able to make a strong comeback in the second half, winning the final 8-6.

In harsh weather conditions and fierce competition, Queen’s Women’s Ultimate went home with the national title.

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RESULTS • 1st at Canadian University Ultimate Championship (CUUC) • 2nd at Canadian Eastern University Ultimate Championship (CEUUC) TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Kathryn Fizzell • Rookie: Chantal Badger GRADUATES • Sarah Wildgen Q • Tanya Cerovic Q • Jessica Benson • Kathryn Fizzell • Katie Wittmann

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK

WATER POLO (M) Back Row (L-R): Don Duffey (Coach), Hugh Ragan, Charles McClintock, Will Giancoulas, Bliss Man, Mike Dalziel, Leonard Wang, Jamieson Ryan Middle Row (L-R): Greg Dodd, Ronnie Lau, Dmitri Tchebotarev, Ian Pinchin (Captain), Tim Burton, Steve Long, James Bickerton, Trevor Robinson Front Row (L-R): Toby Gorman, Paul Wernick, Jake Millar, Brad Ross, Dan Paton, Peter Sreckovic, Matt Thompson Absent: Riley Millington

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • 6th at OUA Championship

The Gaels started their season well at the Carleton Invitational tournament in the preseason, despite missing the majority of their starters.

The team boasted a balanced scoring attack throughout the season as a variety of players routinely contributed. Top scorers included rookies Jacob Miller, and Toby Gorman, as well as veterans Hugh Ragan, Ian Pinchin, and James Bickerton. As always the Gaels benefited from stellar goaltending from two of the best goalies in the OUA, Charles McClintok and Trevor Robinson. The Gaels traveled to Carleton for the OUA Championship and were knocked out of medal contention after losing a tough game to York. The Gaels placed an eventual sixth in the OUA standings. The team will be graduating veterans Matt Thompson, Riley Millington, Bliss Man, Michael Dalziel, and captain Ian Pinchin, all of whom will be missed. The Gaels hope to build from the strong core of younger players and emerging stars, and return to the top of OUA Water Polo

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Trevor Robinson • Rookie: Jake Millar • Most Improved: Tim Burton GRADUATES • Matt Thompson Q • Riley Millington Q • Bliss Man Q • Michael Dalziel Q • Ian Pinchin Q

The men also had success out of the pool this season. During the month of November the team leant their faces to the cause of Movembergrowing moustaches and raising money and awareness for health issues affecting men. While never being nationally ranked for water polo the Gaels were nationally ranked in the Movember standings, raising over $3,400 and finishing in the top 2,200 teams in the 2012 Movemeber campaign.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

WATER POLO (W) Back Row (L-R): Don Duffey (Coach), Alaya Yassein, Anna Seltner, Michaela Keenan Pelletier, Caroline Gaikis, Sophie Gong, Erin Roach, Kat Keenan Pelletier (Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Kate Portner Gartke, Kellie Boyle, Alex Watt, Shannon Craig, Jen Heaton, Jess Buffam, Janell Klassen, Sarah Branson, Barbara Nunn, Nicole Kucherenko Front Row (L-R): Meredith Williams, Emily Ready, Mila Janjic Zarab, Judith Weist, Rebecca Love, Marissa Robinson, Kirsten Morris

SEASON RECAP

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The women’s water polo team got off to a good start at the Carleton Invitational tournament in late September, finishing with one win and several close games against the strongest teams in the league. From there the team only improved, with veterans and rookies both contributing to the team’s overall success at the Queen’s tournament.

Captains Rebecca Love, Emily Ready and Marissa Robinson led the Gaels at the 2011 OUA Water Polo Championships held in Ottawa at the end of November. A crucial win against the Ottawa GeeGees landed the Gaels in the bronze medal game.

Battling McMaster, Meredith Williams, Marissa Robinson and Judith Weist all tacked up goals, but it was not enough to beat the Marauders. It was a heartbreaking loss, with a final score of 4-3, earning the Queen’s team fourth place at the OUA Championship. Co-captain Marissa Robinson was the only Queen’s player to be named to the OUA All-Star team.

Strong contribution to the Gael’s scoring effort throughout the season included rookies Shannon Craig and Alexandra Watt. While co-captain/ goalie Rebecca Love and Caroline MacLennan are graduating this spring, they leave behind an incredibly strong team for the 2012-13 season.

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RESULTS • 4th at OUA Championship TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Rebecca Love • Rookie: Shannon Craig • Most Improved: Judith Weist OUA ALL-STAR • Marissa Robinson GRADUATES • Rebecca Love Q • Caroline MacLennan Q

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK

WRESTLING (M/W) Back Row (L-R): Gianni Vecchio (Head Coach), Keenan Drury, Gillian Pegg, Braden Warwick, Frank Jiang, Yi Quan, Ishan Vyas Front Row (L-R): Christine Humphries (Captain), Kellie Heney, Liz Wiggle, Alex Kane, Dillan Treble, Joel Smith (Captain), Kyle Smith Absent: Alexander Stevenson, Alexander Cheung, Tyler Thibault, Marcus Niemann (Assistant Coach), Ashley Niemann (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

RESULTS • Men: 6th at OUA Championship • Women: 6th at OUA Championship

For the 2011-2012 Wrestling Season, the Queen’s varsity wrestling team competed in a number of tournaments, ending with the OUA Championship in the middle of February.

Training paid off, with several wrestlers earning bronze, silver and gold at a number of different tournaments including Toronto, Junior Provincials and McMaster. While the OUA Championship did not go as well as hoped due to some unexpected injuries, the team showed great development from the beginning of the season.

Individual Results @ OUA Championship • 4th: Kelly Heney (59kg)

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Braden Warwick • Rookie: Liz Wigle GRADUATES • Kellie Heney Q • Christine Humphries Q • Kyle Smith Q • Alex Stevenson Q

Watching individuals overcoming obstacles and being willing to learn was inspiring. All of the team's dedicated rookies improved by leaps and bounds and though it did not always translate into medals at tournaments, the changes were apparent at both practice and in matches.

Rookies who impressed include Keenan Drury who won a match in his first tournament, Dylan Trebels who perfected his shoulder throw, Liz Wigle who earned bronze at Toronto, Adam McKenna who won his first match at the OUA Championship and Braden Warwick who earned silver at Junior Provincials.

On the veteran side, Kellie Heney won gold at Toronto, Alex Stevenson displayed his awesome speed and Kyle Smith demonstrated his agility. Yi Quan again proved her dedication to wrestling while Joel Smith, the senior veteran, was admired by the team for his passion.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

2011-12 “Q” AWARDS Cheerleading: Amanda Biasi, Matthew Cunningham, Jocelyn Jarvis, Kevin Pat Fong, Michael Rypien, Michael Wilton, Matt Zilli Curling: Katie Robinson Cycling: Eric Armstrong, Monty Bassin, Victoria Giangrande, Kimberly Hagesteijn Fastpitch: Brittany Allan, Julia Duszczyszyn, Shannon Rauh-Wasmund Fencing: George Huang, Matt Kaiser, Wes Maciejewski, Sharief Oteafy, Robert Rundle, Kimberley Sakkal, Faye Sun

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 student-athlete 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 studentathlete 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.

Field Hockey: Julie Cruanes, Ellen Garneys, Maki Mukai, Francesca Ruddick, Allison Wallis Figure Skating: Martha Carruthers, Daniel Chung, Emily Young Golf: Taylor Henderson, Hailey Ingleson, Will Thornburrow Lacrosse: Ian Curry, Andre DeGagne, Brendan Gibbs, Braden Hergott, Gwyneth Ross, Jacqueline Byers, Nicole Allen, Jessica Allum, Darcy Vidler Nordic Ski: Haley Robinson, Veronica Allan Sailing: Elizabeth Campbell, Ira Carson, Chaz Legge, Evert McLaughlin, Matthew Reive, Matthew Ryder Squash: Amr Hamour, Robert Noakes, Gwyneth Ross, Jacqueline Byers Swimming: Meaghan Dalby, Courtney Semkuley Synchro: Kaleigh Burns, Krista Cook, Caroline Furrer, Emily Martin, Fiona Roth Track and Field: Jenn Barrow, Veronica Allan, Michael Bentley, Oliver Hatheway, Alecia Kallos, Jeffrey Mountjoy, Michael Nishiyama, Clay Patterson, Joshua Potvin Triathlon: Ted Lee, Katie Wittmann Water Polo: Michael Dalziel, Rebecca Love, Caroline MacLennan, Bliss Man, Riley Millington, Michael Thompson, Ian Pinchin Ultimate: Andrew Carroll, Tanya Cerovic, Sarah Wildgen Wrestling: Kellie Heney, Christine Humphries, Kyle Smith, Alex Stevenson

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2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK ALFIE PIERCE TROPHY - VARSIT Y CLUB 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.

Awarded for the first time in the Varsity Club category in 2010-11.

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 Renee Tse (Figure Skating); Etienne Moreau (Cycling) 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);

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

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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) 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)

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 JACK JARVIS TROPHY - VARSIT Y CLUB MALE ATHLETE OF YEAR The Jack Jarvis Trophy, presented in 1963 by Queen's boxers in memory of their long-time coach. Awarded annually to a Varsity Club male student-athlete in his fourth or fifth year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness, leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to his team. 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.

2011-12 TBA 1985-86 Tony Koyanagi (Nordic Skiing) 2010-11 Liam Twomey & Pat Twomey (Cycling) 1984-85 Geoff Moon (Wrestling) 2009-10 Ryan Meyers (Rowing) 1983-84 Brian Murat (Track & Field) 2008-09 Nick Pratt (Rowing)

Mark Soodeen (Track & Field) 2007-08 Braden Novakowski (Track & X-Country) 1982-83 Jack Raleigh (Swimming) 2006-07 Simon Gowdy (Rowing) 1981-82 Dave Beatty (Alpine Skiing); Hugh Tafel (Track) 2005-06 Bill Woods (Track & Field) 1980-81 Jeff Bellringer (X-Country/Track & Field) 2004-05 Dale Beesley (Squash) 1979-80 Claus Rinne (Track & Field/X-Country) 2003-04 Mike Melaney (Track & Field) 1978-79 Tim Dennis (Swimming) 2002-03 Alain Bovet (Rowing) 1977-78 Kevin Thompson (Track & Field) 2001-02 Nimrod Major (Track & Field and Fencing) 1976-77 Stuart Watt (Tennis); Tony Verhoeven (Track) 2000-01 Will Anderson (Fencing) 1975-76 Victor Gooding (Track & Field) 1999-00 Matthieu Pinard (Fencing) 1974-75 Jamie Neilson (Alpine Skiing) 1998-99 Bruce Precious (Fencing) 1973-74 Dave Jarvis (Track & Field) 1997-98 Geoff Campbell (Badminton) 1972-73 Brian Aikin (Track & Field) 1996-97 Mark Chatterly (Squash) 1971-72 Robert Lingwood (Track & Field) 1995-96 Darren Dugan (Track & Field) 1970-71 Bob Cazes (Wrestling) 1994-95 Steve Fruitman (Track & Field) 1969-70 Brian Donnelly (Track & Field) 1993-94 Larry Hegan (Nordic Skiing) 1968-69 Len Minty (Swimming) 1992-93 Marc Lemieux (Wrestling) 1967-68 Mike Whittington (NSkiing/X-Country) 1991-92 Andrew Kirby (Fencing) 1966-67 Brian Neck (Gymnastics); 1990-91 Trevor Van Nest (Track & Field/X-Country)

Larry Wood (Wrestling) 1989-90 Colin Dignum (Track & Field/X-Country) 1965-66 Siak Lee (Badminton) 1988-89 Chris Hannaford (Track & Field) 1964-65 John Stevenson (Judo/Rowing) 1987-88 Sheridon Bapiste (Track & Field) 1963-64 Denny McDermott (Badminton) 1986-87 Dave Pearsall (Gymnastics) Prior to 2010-11 the male competitive club athlete of the year was additionally awarded and its previous winners are as follows: 2009-10 Justin Murphy (Triathalon) 2004-05 Adam Melnyk (Ultimate) 2008-09 Graham Fulton (Baseball) 2003-04 Mark Wheeler (Sailing) 2007-08 Sean O'Brien (Cheerleading) 2002-03 Daniel Nauth (Baseball) 2006-07 Steve Chapman (Mountain Biking) 2001-02 Sean Bagshaw (Lacrosse) 2005-06 Greg Edgar (Mountain Biking)

Liam Twomey & Pat Twomey (Cycling) 2010-11 Jack Jarvis Recipients

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Lisa McLaughlin (Lacrosse) 2010-11 Marian Ross Trophy Recipient

2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK MARION ROSS TROPHY - VARSIT Y CLUB FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 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. Awarded annually to a Varsity Club female student-athlete in her fourth or fifth year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to her team.

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

TBA Lisa McLaughlin (Lacrosse) Caylen Heckel (Rowing) 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);

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

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 & N Ski) Sandra Morden (Badminton)

Prior to 2010-11 the female competitive club athlete of the year was additionally awarded and its previous winners are as follows: 2009-10 Victoria Johnston (Synchronized Swimming) 2004-05 Kim Bonnar (Synchronized Swimming) 2008-09 Erin Mills (Fastpitch) 2003-04 Camilla Burgess (Triathalon) 2007-08 LolaJean Gentles (Triathalon) 2002-03 Katie Auger (Triathalon) 2006-07 Katie Geale (Ultimate) 2001-02 Carla Nanka-Bruce (Mountain Biking) 2005-06 Catriona Jackson (Triathalon)

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 (Hockey) 2009-10 Danny Brannagan (Football)

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 AWARD OF MERIT TROPHY - VARSIT Y CLUB OF THE YEAR The Award of Merit is presented annually to the top performing Varsity Club. This award recognizes the club's competitive success, community involvement and other attributes which have brought the most honour and recognition to Queen's.

2011-12 TBA 1995-96 Shelly Reid (Water Polo) 2010-11 Men's Fencing 1994-95 Jaylene Morrison (Basketball);

Sheena Majewski (Water Polo) Prior to 2010-11 this award was presented to 1993-94 Vicki Wilson (Basketball) the female athlete who, through an exceptional contribution to her team, best displays the qualities 1991-92 Marilyn Trachsler (Field Hockey) of leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and all 1990-91 Julie Farquhar (Basketball); round performance in her sport.

Julie Stevens (Hockey) 2009-10 Renee MacLellan (Soccer) 1989-90 Leslie Aldcorn (Basketball) 2008-09 Kate McKenna (Soccer) 1988-89 CathyRedshaw (Soccer/Hockey) 2007-08 Kirsten Jewell (Field Hockey) 1987-88 Alison Thom (Rowing); Sarah Boswell (Soccer) 2006-07 Erin Bailey (Rugby) 1986-87 Marni Hamilton (Rowing) 2005-06 Kate Chambers (Soccer) 1985-86 Ann Fisher (Hockey) 2004-05 Sachi DeSouza (Field Hockey) 1984-85 Carolyn Aylesworth (Hockey) 2003-04 Katie Baker (Field Hockey) 1983-84 Lynn Southcott (Basketball) 2002-03 Erin McDiarmid (Basketball) 1982-83 Lynn Simpson (Volleyball); 2000-02 Nuala Grieve (Soccer)

Patti Emmerson (Volleyball) 2000-01 Darcie Spearing (Lacrosse) 1981-82 Lori Goodfellow (Volleyball) 1999-00 Kristine Spekkens (Volleyball) 1980-81 Lynn Martin (Volleyball) 1998-99 Wendy Moon (Basketball) 1979-80 Jane Wegenast (Field Hockey) 1997-98 Alison Davis (Water Polo) 1978-79 Janean Sergeant (Hockey) 1996-97 Judith Trepanier (Soccer)

2010-11 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS* TRACK & FIELD 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 FIELD HOCKEY Danielle Denley, Ellen Garneys, Caroline Jamison, Katie Macdonald, Chloe Magee, Kara McKnight, Kara Pogue, Francesca Ruddick, Casey Tulk, Allison Wallis SWIMMING Mark Kellenberger, James Loh, Margo Bacher, Samantha Biglieri, Laura Layland, Kyla Stigter, Kelsey Wibbing WRESTLING Joel Smith

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2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2010-11 OUA ACADEMIC ALL-STARS*

2010-11 QUEEN'S ACADEMIC ALL-STARS*

CURLING Scott Chadwick, Tracy Auld, Kathryn English, Alexandra Ross

CHEERLEADING Lucas Currah, Lee Detlor, Daniel Lupo, Kevin Pat Fong, Michael Wilton, Matt Zilli, Kezia Burke, Lauren Chang, Meagan Delaney, Lianne Girard, Jocelyn Jarvis, Rebecca Leroux, Lindsay Szota

FENCING Gregory Nonato, Robert Rundle, James Wintle, Samuel Yoon, Laura Bartha, Caitlin Chang, Marika Franko, Elizabeth Padden, Anna Rogers FIGURE SKATING Daniel Chung, Kenneth Lockwood, Nadia Antonchuk, Martha Carruthers, Gwendolyn Eadie, Teal Mackintosh, Lara Snucins, Emily Young GOLF Russell Bowie, Matt Courchene, Sean Lackey, Will Thornburrow, Mark Welsh, Jennifer Kates, Nina Wan, Casey Ward, Geoffrey McMillan LACROSSE Kevin Harper, Garrett Quinn, William Smyth, Jessica Allum, Kalyn Bolland, Chelsea Craig, Kelsey Gray, Murielle Landry, Julia Marsala, Nicole Walton, Gwyneth Ross NORDIC SKIING Veronica Allan, Sara Buckner, Lindsay Carlton, Julie McVicar, Haley Robinson SQUASH Alexander Cormier, Amr Hamour, Timothy Livingston, Robert Noakes, Caitriona Bies, Rebecca McTavish, Genevieve Savard WATER POLO Steven Long, Dmitri Tchebotarev, Michelle Campbell, Jessica Finlay, Jennifer Heaton, Michaela Keenan-Pelletier, Rebecca Love, Caroline MacLennan, Emily Martin, Leslie Sannes, Alaya Yassein

C YCLING Monty Bassin, James Macmillan, Alexander (Sandy) Miller, Stephen Sagar, Liam Twomey, Patrick Twomey, Trevor Wilson, Jennie Aitken, Alison Beamish, Victoria Giangrande, Kimberly Hagesteijn, Emily Klassen, Sarah Leaitch FASTPITCH Brittany Allan, Nicole Love, Alexandria O'Neill SAILING Ira Carson, Charles Legge, Evert McLaughlin, Lauren Avery, Elizabeth Campbell, Sydney Goodfellow, Joy MacDonald, Kyra Mallinson, Arielle Morgan SYNCHRO Danielle Allan, Christina Balch, Jennifer Barwick, Georgia Carley, Kristen Chen, Krista Cook, Alexandra Cross, Brynne Hayhurst-France, Laurel Ka-On Lee, Samantha Putos, Claire Rinne, Fiona Roth, Laura Towsley, Krista Wollny, Yujia Zhu TRIATHALON Chris Bailey, Peter Davidge, Nicolas Lacroix, Robert Lee, Chris Mitchell, Matthew Tiampo, Lindsey Chamberlain, Erin Condran, Meaghan Frauts, Lindsay Kobayashi, Beth MacMillan, Katie Peach ULTIMATE Adam Cameron, Greg Ellis, Alex Ginther, Richard Macklem, Brian Niepage, Evan Rees, Matt Slonetsky, Matt Wright, Jessica Benson, Kathleen Blake, Tanya Cerovic, Sarah Fetterly, Kathryn Fizzell, Katherine Ho, Kaitlin Hoke, Helen (Yun) Liao, Rebecca Saaltink, Sarah Wildgen *Presented in the Fall of 2011; based on the 2010-11 academic year.

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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12

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.

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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2011-12 COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK

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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COLOUR AWARDS YEARBOOK 2011-12 Autographs

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