2021-22 Game Day Program - Queen's Football, Oct. 8 vs. Guelph

OCT. 8, 2021

100 YEARS AT RICHARDSON STADIUM

PROUD PARTNER

PLAY REFRESHED RECYCLE REPEAT

Recycle with at

The trademarks that appear are the property of their respective trademark owners.

INSIDE GAME DAY Game Preview............................................................4 What You Need to Know........................................7 Football Game Schedule.......................................7 Feature Story: 100 Years of Football at Richardson Stadium ..........................................9 Queen’s Roster........................................................ 11 Guelph Roster......................................................... 13 Tucker takes home week 3 honours............... 16 Mosley helps Autism Mentorship Program continue through COVID-19 pandemic........ 17

QUEEN’S FAST FACTS Friday, October 8, 2021 • 6:00 p.m.

GUELPH GRYPHONS vs. QUEEN’S GAELS

Team Information

Fight Song: Oil Thigh Inaugural Season: 1882 Stadium: Richardson Stadium

Capacity: 8,000

Surface: Turf Record All-Time: 477-374-17 (0.561 pct.)

Record 2019 3-5 Head Coach: Steve Snyder

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Vanier Cups (4): 1968, 1978, 1992, 2009 Grey Cups (3): 1922, 1923, 1924 Dominion Championships (1): 1893 Yates Cups (OUAA, OUA) (23): 1900, 1904, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925, 1927, 1929, 1930, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1955, 1956, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1977 (east), 1978 (east), 1979 (east)*, 2009 Dunsmore Cups (OQIFC) (7): 1981, 1983, 1984, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1997 * Gaels won OQIFC East championship in 1979, but the CIS bowl vs. the OQIFC West was deemed the “Yates Cup” by OUAA officials.

CREDITS PHOTOGRAPHERS: Michael P. Hall, Jason Scourse, Ian MacAlpine, Jeff Chan, Robin Kasem, James Paddlegrant SPORTS INFO: Chris Lund, Ben Fisher STATS: Dick Turner, Joe Pacheco, Connor Scholl GRAPHIC DESIGN: Robert Stacey DIRECTOR: Linda Melnick

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

GAME PREVIEW

GUELPH VS. QUEEN’S THIS WEEK: The Queen’s Gaels (3-0) host the Guelph Gryphons (1-1) in the only night game at Richardson Stadium in the regular season.

THE RECORDS: The Gaels are coming off a 35-11 win over the Toronto Varsity Blues last week to remain undefeated this season.

Queen’s opened their season with an 18-6 win over Carleton before defeating Ottawa 30-7 in their home opener two weeks ago. Guelph is coming off a 14-12 loss to the Windsor Lancers, which evened their record at 1-1.

TOP 10 BATTLE: Queen’s jumped up two spots in the U SPORTS Top 10 rankings this week after their win over Toronto, going from No. 8 to No. 6. Guelph is ranked No. 7 in the U SPORTS Top 10 rankings.

THE SERIES: The Gaels and Gryphons first played against each other in 1973 and Friday’s game will mark their 23rd meeting. Queen’s leads the all-time series 14-8.

COACHING CONNECTION: Guelph head coach Ryan Sheahan is the son of long-time Queen’s head coach Pat Sheahan, who coached the Gaels from 2000-2018. Ryan Sheahan served as Assistant Offensive Coordinator & Quarterback Coach at Queen’s from 2008-11, and returned as offensive coordinator from 2013-14 after a season with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the CFL. Guelph’s offensive coordinator, Mark Surya, was also a receiver on Queen’s 2009 Vanier Cup-winning squad.

GETTING DEFENSIVE: Friday night’s game features the OUA’s first and third ranked defences in scoring. Queen’s currently leads the OUA, averaging 8.0 points against per game, while Guelph is third, averaging 17.5 points per game. The Gaels rank third in scoring offence in the OUA, averaging 27.7 points per game while the Gryphons are seventh in scoring offence, averaging 17.5 points per game.

STAYING HOT: The Gaels will look to start the season with a 4-0 record for the first time since 2013. Queen’s finished the 2013 campaign with a 7-1 record and reached the 106th Yates Cup where they fell to Western.

LAST TIME OUT: Running back Rasheed Tucker (Ajax, Ont.) rushed for 194 yards and two touchdowns and quarterback James Keenan (Ottawa, Ont.) threw for 139 yards and a touchdown in a 35-11 win over Toronto. Tucker was named the Canadian Football Perspective OUA Offensive Player of the Week for his efforts.

4

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

Hosted by Queen’s University

5

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

M. Sullivan & Son Limited are proud and honored to be part of Queen’s University Richardson Stadium Redevelopment Project.

www.sullivan.ca

6

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

WHAT TO KNOW FOOTBALLYOU GAMENEED DAY 2021

This Week’s Opponent

Head Coach: Ryan Sheahan Colours: Red, Gold, Black 6-2 2019 Record: 2019 Meeting: Guelph 27, Queen’s 24 OT All-Time vs. Queen’s: 55-45-3 QUEEN’S ALL-TIME VS. GUELPH

Overall Record: 14-8-0 First Game: 09/29/1973 (9 – 11 L) Last Game: 10/10/2019 (24 – 27 OTL) Have Met: 22 times Last 10: Queen’s 4-6 Queen’s streak in series: L1 Snyder vs. Guelph: 0-1

PAST/RECENT MATCHUPS: 10/10/2019

OTL 24 - 27

9/22/2018

W 33 - 32

9/10/2016

L 29 - 38

10/3/2015

W 23 - 15

9/20/2014

L 0 - 66

11/2/2013

W 34 - 17

10/19/2013

W 37 - 23

11/3/2012

OTL 39 - 42

10/13/2012

L 28 - 32

9/18/2010

L 15 - 21

9/7/2009

W 52 - 49

9/6/2008

W 41 - 30

9/9/2007

W 26 - 14

* po - Playoff

2021 TEAM LEADERS OFFENSIVE LEADERS PASSING Queen’s J. Keenan Guelph S. Lal RUSHING Queen’s Guelph

PUNT RETURNS N. Bedard K. Smith

Queen’s Guelph

Comp/Att Yds TD

39/62 14/27

R. Tucker K. Osei

RECEIVING Queen’s R. Burton Guelph K. Smith

445 190

4 1

Att

Yds TD

54 12

396 26

FIELD GOALS N. Liberatore E. Stranz

DEFENSIVE LEADERS N. Bedard A. Federico A. Allen

Queen’s Queen’s Guelph

Rec Yds TD

15 8

181 94

3 1

2021 OUA Standings Team

GP

W

L

PF

PA

PTS

East Division Team Queen’s Carleton Ottawa Toronto York

GP 3 3 3 2 2

W 3 1 1 1 0

L 0 2 2 1 2

PF 83 53 36 22 23

PA 24 54 58 45 67

PTS 6 2 2 2 0

West Division Western Waterloo Wilfrid Laurier McMaster Guelph Windsor

3 3 3 2 2 2

2 2 1 1 1 1

1 1 2 1 1 1

98 91 65 47 35 28

52 60 78 54 35 54

4 4 2 2 2 2

Yds TD

71 32

0 0

Made Att Lg

Queen’s Guelph

2 0

Att

13 3 3 7

5 8

42 45

Tackles

Sacks

FF FR

19.5 18.5 19.5

0 5 1.5

1 0 1 0 0 0

2021 GAELS FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Week

Date

Visitor

Home

Time

Result

1

Sept. 18

Queen’s

Carleton

3 p.m.

W, 18-6

2

Sept. 25

Ottawa

Queen’s

3 p.m.

W, 30-7

3

Oct. 2

Queen’s

Toronto

4 p.m.

W, 35-11

4

Oct. 8

Guelph

Queen’s

6 p.m.

5

Oct. 16

Carleton

Queen’s

3 p.m.

6

Oct. 21

Queen’s

Ottawa

6 p.m.

7

BYE

-

-

-

U SPORTS TOP 10 RANKING (SEPT 21) RK. TEAM LAST WEEK 1 MONTREAL 2 2 WESTERN 3 3 CALGARY 1 4 LAVAL 6 5 McMASTER 10 Note: Home Games in BOLD

RK. TEAM LAST WEEK 6 QUEEN’S 8 7 GUELPH 5 8 MANITOBA N/A 9 REGINA N/A 10 WATERLOO 4

SEE YOU AT OUR NEXT GAME

TICKET INFO TICKETS: 613-533-2500 WWW.GOGAELSGO.COM/TICKETS 7

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

ARCHITECTS, ENGINEERS & BUSINESS FRIENDS WORKING FOR THE FUTURE OF QUEEN’S

PURTELL CARTAGE KINGSTON LTD. Pianos, Machinery and Office Furniture Movers 160 Grenadier Dr. | Kingston, ON K7K 6G9 email: pshane1@cogeco.ca

Phone 613.548.4684 Gord Rogers Project Manager

WESCO Distribution Canada LP 640 Cataraqui Woods Drive Kingston, ON K7P 2Y5 Bus: (613) 389-1662 Fax: (613) 389-3274 Toll Free: 1-800-267-1354 grogers@wesco.com www.wesco.ca

Christmas Steel Curtis Peters General Manager / P.Eng

Fabricators & Erectors Structural Steel, Misc Metals & Stairs Galvanized Products, Crane Rentals

764 Fortune Crescent Kingston, Ontario K7P 2T3 (613) 389-6564 tel (613) 389-3262 fax curtis.peters@bellnet.ca

Air Filters that are GUARANTEED to Last Longer

SYNTHETIC SPORTS SURFACES Athletics Tracks / Sports Fields / Playgrounds

DESIGN CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION 745 Rue Vadnais Granby, (Quebec) J2J 1H8

450 361 2929 /

8

www.carpell.com

Camfil Canada Inc. 2700 Steeles Avenue West Concord, Ontario, Canada L4K 3C8 Phone: 905-660-0688 Martin Gravel Fax: 905-660-7852 www.camfil.com Regional Sales Manager

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

FEATURE STORY:

100 YEARS OF QUEEN’S FOOTBALL AT RICHARDSON STADIUM BY: BEN FISHER When the Gaels kick off on Friday night against Guelph at Richardson Stadium, it will not only mark week four of the 2021 season, but the 100th anniversary of Queen’s Football at Richardson Stadium.

The first game ever at Richardson Stadium was played 100 years ago, a 9-5 win over Toronto on Oct. 8, 1921, played in front of 3,500 fans. Bill Campbell scored the first touchdown at the stadium.

The original Richardson Stadium was located on what is now Tindall Field and Mackintosh-Corry Hall on Queen’s campus, and was a gift of James Armstrong Richardson, Queen’s Chancellor from 1929 to 1939. The stadium is named after Richardson’s brother, George Taylor Richardson (BSc 1909), who was a prominent athlete at Queen’s in both football and hockey. George Richardson was killed in combat on February 10, 1916 in France during the First World War. The original Richardson Stadium was also host to Queen’s victory in the 10th Grey Cup, their first of three straight Grey Cup wins, on Dec. 12, 1922. Led by Canadian Football Hall of Famers Harry “Red” Batsone and Frank “Pep” Leadley, Queen’s defeated Edmonton 13-1 in front of 4,700 fans.

Eighteen Yates Cup winning teams and one Vanier Cup winning team called Richardson Stadium home over 50 seasons from 1921-1970.

Richardson Stadium moved to its current location on West Campus in 1971, with much of the new stadium constructed using pieces of the original stadium, including the upper portion of the east bleachers. The new stadium had seating for more than 10,000 fans.

Queen’s teams that played in the new Richardson Stadium have added another four Yates Cups, seven Dunsmore Cups, and three Vanier Cups. The most recent championship

9

came in 2009, when Queen’s went 7-1 in the regular season, including a perfect 4-0 at home, and captured the Yates Cup and Mitchell Bowl at home before winning the program’s fourth Vanier Cup at Laval.

Richardson Stadium was revitalized in 2016, thanks to the generous support of Kim (Artsci’76) and Stu Lang (Sc’74), who pledged $10 million, the Richardson Foundation, who pledged, $5 million, and other donors who brought the total amount raised to more than $17 million.

The revitalization brought to Richardson Stadium artificial turf field, a state-of-the-art scoreboard, and bowl-seating.

Moving forward, a new pavilion will be constructed behind the north end zone to complete Richardson Stadium.

Queen’s announced earlier this year more than 300 donors contributed more than $11 million, with the lead gift coming from Stu and Kim Lang, to construct the pavilion by the spring of 2023.

Richardson Stadium has been an iconic venue of Queen’s University and the Kingston community for the past 100 years, and with the scheduled completion of the new pavilion, will continue to be a point of pride for studentathletes, students, coaches, spectators, and community members for years to come.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

10

PROUD PARTNER OF QUEEN’S ATHLETICS & RECREATION

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

QUEEN’S GAELS ROSTER

No. Name 1 Rasheed Tucker 2 Nick Liberatore 3 Konner Burtenshaw 4 Ethan Martin 5 Liam Cloutier-Sutherland 7 James Keenan 8 Sebastian Hansen 9 Ajay Chol 10 Aidan Simpson 11 Josh Macleod 12 Ryan Licandro 14 Quade Kozak 15 Stephane East 16 Nathan Falconi 17 Jared Siewe 20 Brendan Perozzo 21 Eric Colonna 22 Thompson McCallum 24 Ashton Miller-Melancon 26 Keegan Vanek 28 Greg Jones-Sealy 30 Josh McBain 31 Burke Derbyshire 33 Nolan Bedard 35 Sam Csinos 38 Jaeden Washington 40 Braden Reed 43 Jacob Jefferies 44 Gabriel Boucher 46 Peter Adjey 47 Brady Spafford 48 Walter Karabin 53 Van Wishart 54 Wells Karabin 55 Nicholas Pinard 58 Sterling Seunarine 60 Ryan Berta 62 Jacob Butler 64 Daekwon Blair 65 Dawson Waldner 66 Josh Mosley 69 Jas Khaira 70 Evan Floren 71 Silas Hubert 80 Ben Langlois 81 Sakhia Kwemo 82 Matt McDonald 83 Richard Burton 88 Theo Grant 91 Eric Johnston 93 Owen Stewart 94 Tyson Fletcher 95 Darien Newell 96 Andrew Mullins-Grant 99 Anthony Federico 11

Pos RB K RB DB LB QB REC REC DB REC QB QB DB REC DB DB DB DB DB DB RB LB RB LB H H LB LB LB LS DB LB DL LB OL LB OL OL OL OL OL OL OL DL REC REC REC REC OL DL DL DL DL DL DL

Elig 3 5 4 2 2 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 3 3 5 1 1 1 1 2 4 1 4 1 3 4 4 2 4 2 3 4 3 2 3 1 1 5 1 2 1 2 3 2 3 2 1 2 3 1 3 3

Ht 5’11 5’11 5’10 6’1 6’0 6’2 6’2 6’3 6’1 6’3 6’4 6’3 6’1 5’10 6’1 5’10 6’1 5’11 6’3 5’11 5’10 6’0 6’2 6’1 6’0 5’9 6’1 6’2 6’3 6’3 5’11 6’1 6’4 6’3 6’1 5’9 6’3 6’6 6’3 6’3 6’4 6’5 6’4 6’5 5’11 6’2 5’11 6’0 6’4 6’3 6’5 6’2 6’5 6’2 6’4

Wt 195 195 220 192 210 190 190 172 165 200 210 215 180 180 175 160 205 180 210 195 200 195 200 195 225 220 210 235 215 230 192 225 245 225 280 195 290 285 275 295 300 290 300 265 190 210 182 185 270 300 235 250 265 300 240

Hometown Ajax, ON Dartmouth, NS Amherstview, ON London, ON Ottawa, ON Ottawa, ON Victoria, BC New Westminster, BC Pickering, ON Brampton, ON Ottawa, ON Sturgeon County, AB Toronto, ON Palgrave, ON Calgary, AB Guelph, ON Mississauga, ON Mississauga, ON Dorval, QC London, ON Scarborough, ON Mississauga, ON Kingston, ON Montreal, QC London, ON Woodbridge, ON Prince George, BC Kingston, ON Montreal, QC Toronto, ON Oshawa, ON King City, ON Courtice, ON King City, ON Saint-Eustache, QC Hamilton, ON Hamilton, ON Chilliwack, BC Toronto, ON Winnipeg, MB Port Colborne, ON Brampton, ON Ancaster, ON Hastings, ON Aurora, ON Montreal, QU Kingston, ON Ottawa, ON Halifax, NS Prescott, ON Vancouver, BC Kingston, ON Brampton, ON Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QU Niagara Falls, ON

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

QUEEN’S GAELS ROSTER

STEVE SNYDER Head Coach, Queen’s Football Steve Snyder is in his third year and second season as Head Coach of the Queen’s Varsity Football program. He guided the team to a 3-5 record in 2019 in his first season on the sidelines at Queen’s. After starting the season with three losses, Snyder and the Gaels went 3-2 down the stretch.

Prior to his time with Queen’s, he spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator for the Western Mustangs, helping the program earn the top-ranked offence in U SPORTS in 2017 and 2018, two Yates Cup victories, back-to-back Vanier Cup appearances, and the 2017 Vanier Cup title.

He has also served three seasons as offensive coordinator for the St. Francis Xavier X-Men and two seasons as the special teams coordinator for the Windsor Lancers at the U SPORTS level. Snyder also has experience coaching at the high school, OVFL, provincial, and national level in Canada, and professionally in Germany.

Coaching & Support Staff

Head Coach: Steve Snyder Assistant Head Coach & Defensive Coordinator: Ryan Bechmanis Special Teams Coordinator: Ben D’Andrea Offensive Coordinator: Tom Flaxman Offensive Line Coach: Matt Nesbitt Defensive Line Coach: Nick Dowd Quarterbacks Coach: Nick Gregg Receivers Coach: Kwame Osei Special Teams Assistant: Thomas Walser Offensive Line Assistant: Dimitri Pronko Linebackers Assistant: Dale Sands VISIT QSHOP.CA Defensive Line Assistant: Allen Champagne Quality Control/Academic Support: Glen Williamson Video Coordinator: Peter Brannen Video Assistants: Wayne Barnett, Jesse Benoit, Julie White Equipment Manager: Jeff Mellor Equipment Assistant: Tom Hopkins Therapists: Natasha Priestman, Brittany McLean Student Trainers: Jennifer Austin, Katelyn Hochgeschurz, Emily Hubert, Alex Kerr, Lexiana MacLean, Elizabeth Stanton Manager, Therapy Zone: Ryan Bennett Strength and Conditioning Head Coach: Colin McAuslan Strength and Conditioning Assistant: Evan Karagiozov 12

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2015

GUELPH GRYPHONS ROSTER

No. Name

1 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 29 33 35 36 37 38 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 55 56 58 60 62 64 65 66 70 81 84 85 88 89 96 97 98

Ethan Monaghan Allister Chase Uriel-Emmanu Kalenga Juwan Jeffrey Clark Barnes Kaine-Anthony Stevenson DeAndre Rose Drake Davis Vyshonne Janusas Kiondre Smith Keegan Dicks Ryan Ogilvie Ettore Casati Shawn Lal Anthony Moretuzzo Kwame Osei Devynn Cromwell Miles La Foucade Jared Beeksma Simon Chaves Teo Jean-Gaston Malcom James Siriman Harrison Bagayogo Justin Lauzon Kobi Ofuokwu Draven Maiato Darius Samuels Ben Lack Craig Sherrington Joshua Masnaghi Kristian Stewart Tyler Scholz Yusuf Al-Khaldi Kole Watson Brandon Ferigo Scott Murray Benjamin Cadman Jeremy Kapelanski-Lamoureux Nathan Condello Matthew Famurewa A.J. Allen Noah Wright Benjamin Rothwell Ethan Pyle Connor Burke Stuart Allan Nicholas Taddio Spencer Masterson Daniel Hocevar Eric Stranz Jakob Tomas Cameron St. Kitts-Park Daniel Serravalle Will Adam Nicholas Mirijello Joshua O’Donnell Campbell Seamus Milligan Curtis Woodmansey

Pos. Elg.

DB REC DB RB REC RB QB REC REC REC REC REC QB QB DB RB DB DB LB DB RB DB DB LB LB DB DB DB RB HB DL DB DL LB LB LB DB DL LB OL LB OL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL K REC REC REC REC REC DL DL DL

1 4 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 4 3 1 1 2 2 2 1 3 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 3 2 1 2 5 2 1 1 2 2 1 3 1 3 1 1 2 1 4 2 1 2

Ht.

5’11” 5’10” 6’0” 5’11” 6’2” 6’0” 6’1” 5’8” 6’1” 6’2” 6’3 5’11” 6’2” 6’6” 6’0” 5’10” 6’1” 6’2” 6’2” 6’2” 6’1 5’11” 6’3 5’8” 6’1 5’10 6’0” 6’1” 5’11 5’10 6’4” 6’3 6’5” 6’3 6’1” 6’3 6’0” 6’3 6’0” 6’2” 6’0” 6’0” 6’8” 6’2” 6’3 6’5” 6’4” 6’6” 6’4” 6’0” 5’9” 6’2 6’0” 5’11” 6’3 6’2” 6’3 6’3

Wt.

180 180 188 190 200 210 197 175 208 190 170 175 210 230 190 193 200 185 215 200 200 170 203 185 215 195 215 180 190 220 228 210 230 220 220 210 186 280 215 280 235 275 270 270 292 365 300 310 280 210 175 160 180 170 215 295 280 300

Hometown:

Hamilton, ON Montreal, QC Gatineau, QC Brampton, ON Brampton, ON Windsor, ON Brampton, ON Guelph, ON Windsor, ON Markham, ON Etobicoke, ON Stoney Creek, ON Montreal, QC Abbotsford, BC Stoney Creek, ON Montreal, QC Toronto, ON Brampton, ON Cambridge, ON Guelph, ON Guelph, ON Toronto, ON Bois-Des-Filion, QC St-Hyacinthe, QC Hamilton, ON Mississauga, ON Oshawa, ON Burlington, ON Burlington, ON Burlington, ON Hamilton, ON Niagara Falls, ON Hamilton, ON Ardrossan, AB Guelph, ON Mississauga, ON Burlington, ON Saint Jerome, QC Stoney Creek, ON Markham, ON Burlington, ON Scarborough, ON Listowel, ON Milton, QC Guelph, ON Oakville, ON Montreal, QC King City, ON Stoney Creek, ON Ayr, ON Guelph, ON Oshawa, ON Niagara Falls, ON London, ON Scarborough, ON Montreal, QC Guelph, ON Toronto, ON

GUELPH GRYPHONS ROSTER Coaching & Support Staff Head Coach: Ryan Sheahan Defensive Coordinator: Dennis McPhee Offensive Coordinator: Mark Surya Special Teams Coordinator: Donnavan Carter Defensive Line/ Strength and Conditioning: Adam Kania Linebackers: Joe Sardo Offensive Line: Mike MacDonald Running Backs/ Manager, Football Operations: Stevenson Bone Receivers: Rob Kitching Kickers: Daniel Ferraro Special Teams Assistant: Tristan Doughlin Player Personnel: John Casasanta Player Personnel: Stephen O’Brien Player Personnel: Ettore Casati II Academic Coordinator: Lindsay Williams Equipment Manager: Frank Tersigni Assistant Equipment Manager: Alf Conley Video Coordinator: Trevor Keough Video Assistant: John Raggente Video Assistant: Cory Pryce Athletic Therapist: Chris DeZorzi Student Athletic Therapist: Emma Sheppard Student Athletic Therapist: Jaidyn Quinlan Student Athletic Therapist: Payton Elliot Student Athletic Therapist: Michelle Carson Football Operations Assistant: Beatrice Gagliano Football Operations Assistant: Khepri Nelson

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

15

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

TUCKER TAKES HOME WEEK 3 HONOURS

Running Back named CFP OUA Offensive Player of the Week By: Ben Fisher

Queen’s Football’s Rasheed Tucker was been named the Canadian Football Perspective’s OUA Offensive Player of the Week for Week 3.

Tucker (Ajax, Ont.) helped lead the Queen’s effort on offence in their 35-11 win over the Toronto Varsity Blues Saturday. The Second Team OUA All-Star in 2019 finished with a game-high 194 rushing yards and two touchdowns.

Tucker leads the OUA in rushing with 55 carries for 418 yards (7.6 yards per carry average). That mark also leads U SPORTS rushers in both total yardage and yards per game.

Tucker joined Guelph Gryphons linebacker A.J. Allen (Defensive) and Ottawa Gee-Gees kicker Campbell Fair (Special Teams) as Canadian Football Perspective’s OUA Players of the Week for Week 3.

Earlier this year, the fourth-year was named to the 2021 U SPORTS East-West Bowl roster after being named an OUA Second-Team All-Star in 2019.

In 2018, Tucker was named to the OUA All-Rookie Team and took home the Royal Todd Trophy as Queen’s Football’s top rookie.

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

MOSLEY HELPS AUTISM MENTORSHIP PROGRAM CONTINUE THROUGH COVID-19 PANDEMIC

By Ben Fisher

Queen’s Football student-athlete Josh Mosley has been part of the Autism Mentorship Program (A.M.P.) since his second year at the University. The A.M.P. is a way for student-athletes at Queen’s to build mentor relationships with people with autism spectrum disorder through a variety of events and Queen’s Gaels games.

The COVID-19 pandemic, which cancelled the 2020 OUA and U SPORTS seasons, didn’t stop members of the A.M.P. from connecting.

“Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, A.M.P. has shifted its focus away from in-person events and pairings and toward making our services accessible on an online platform,” Mosley said. “With the help of Queen’s student-athletes, A.M.P. was able to produce and make available 30 videos demonstrating a skill, drill, or exercise pertinent to their sport or athletics in general.”

The videos are part of a Learn to Play initiative with the A.M.P., where Queen’s student-athletes aim to cultivate a love of sports and active lifestyle.

“The Learn to Play initiative was originally conceived of as a way to connect Queen’s sports teams with youth in the community on the autism spectrum. Prior to the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, A.M.P. was able to host our first Learn to Play sports day in-person at the ARC with members of the football team.

“Once COVID-19 hit, we had the idea of shifting the same concept to an online platform with hopes of reaching a wider audience and making available the videos for future use in classrooms. We are extremely proud of the videos that have been released and hope to continue this initiative in the future, whether it be in-person or virtually.”

Now the leader of the program, Mosley (Port Colborne, Ont.) said he first signed up when the program’s founder approached him.

“I first became involved with the A.M.P. in my second year at Queen’s through former Gaels Football player and A.M.P. founder, Emilio Frometa. Emilio was someone that I gravitated toward in my first couple of years at Queen’s because I knew him as a great student-athlete and leader in the Queen’s community. When Emilio asked me to become involved as a mentor and member of the executive team, I knew it was the right choice for me.”

“Being a mentor has helped me to understand the ways in which people’s perceptions of the world around them may vary radically and that one way or another is not necessarily correct, but just different. Building a closer bond with my mentee and having a better understanding of how we each learn and navigate the world has been invaluable to me in my development as a mentor and teacher.”

Mosley, an offensive lineman, is entering his fifth season with the Queen’s Varsity Football team. He said he wants to continue his work with the program in the future, while making sure Queen’s involvement remains strong.

“My future plans include leaving A.M.P. in the hands of a younger football player and continue to look for avenues for growth throughout Ontario.”

But he’s back with the Gaels for one more season, and while things aren’t totally back to normal, Queen’s will be hosting a limited number of fans this year. Mosley said he can’t wait.

“I am so excited to have students back in the stands and it will be especially great to have members of A.M.P. and their families in the stands watching many of the athletes who have given their time to the program.”

Mosley said leading the organization has been both rewarding and inspiring, and he’s learned a lot from the ongoing experience as well.

17

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

Thank you to all of the generous donors and supporters that make the Gaels Football possible. You help to change the lives of our student-athletes and are a significant pillar of the football program.

Thank you!

18

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

FOOTBALL GAME DAY 2021

Wall, Floor & Sign Graphics

More than your Campus Copy Store Offset Printing Services: Annual reports, magazines, kit folders, brochures, business cards, envelopes, invitations, letterhead, posters, newsletters

19

Bindery Services: Folding, perforating, booklet making, trimming, coil binding, perfect binding, padding/gluing, numbering, die cutting, lamination

Digital Printing: Teaching materials, reports, brochures, business cards, invitations, letterhead, posters, newsletters, carbonless forms

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: 1893  1894  1922  1923  1924  1968  1978  1992  2009 

Tradeshow, Exterior Banners