78th Annual Colour Awards - Queen's Varsity Teams 13-14

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2013–2014 BY THE NUMBERS National Results (CIS/CURA/CUSSL/CUFLA) • 1 National First Place Finish (W Synchro Swimming) • 3 National Third Place Finishes (W Rugby, W Cross Country, W Rowing)

• 6 CIS First Team All-Canadians (W Rugby [2], Football [2], W • • • • • • • • •

TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcoming messages

Message from the Principal & Chancellor; Vice-Provost & Dean of Student Affairs ............................................................ 2 Message from the Athletics Director; Varsity Leadership Council....................................................... 3

Varsity teams

Basketball (M)............................................................................... 4 Basketball (W)............................................................................... 5 Cross Country (M)........................................................................ 6 Cross Country (W)....................................................................... 7 Football...................................................................................... 8–9 Hockey (M)...................................................................................10 Hockey(W)...................................................................................11 Rowing (M)...................................................................................12 Rowing (W)..................................................................................13 Rugby (M).....................................................................................14 Rugby (W)....................................................................................15 Soccer (M).....................................................................................16 Soccer (W)....................................................................................17 Volleyball (M)..............................................................................18 Volleyball (W)..............................................................................19

SUPPORt SERVICES

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Cross Country [2]) 3 CIS Second Team All-Canadians (Football [3]) 1 CIS All-Rookie Team (M Hockey) 7 CUSSL All-Canadians (W Synchro Swimming) 5 CIS Major Award Winners (M Hockey [2], W Field Hockey, W Cross Country, W Basketball) 2 National Award Winners (Sailing, W Rowing) 1 CIS Tournament All-Star (W Rugby [1]) 2 CIS Athletes of the Week (W Rugby, W Cross Country) 2 CIS Football Players of the Week 2 National 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country, W Track & Field) 2 National 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing) 4 National 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country, W Rowing [2], M Rowing)

Provincial Results • 4 Team Titles (M Rugby, W Rugby, Cycling, W Fencing) • 5 2nd Place Team Finishes (W Rowing, W Hockey, Football, M Fencing, W Basketball)

• 3 3rd Place Team Finishes (W Squash, W Soccer, M Rowing) • 9 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Track & Field, W Rowing, M • • • • • •

Rowing, Figure Skating, W Fencing [2], Cycling [2], W Cross Country) 11 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country, W Fencing, M Fencing [2], Figure Skating, W Rowing [4], M Rowing [2]) 14 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Track & Field [2], W Squash, W Rowing, M Rowing [3], Figure Skating [2], W Fencing, M Fencing [3], Wrestling) 45 OUA First Team All-Stars (W Basketball [2], W Cross Country [2], M Cross Country, Figure Skating [4], Football [7], M Hockey, W Hockey, W Lacrosse [2], M Rowing, W Rowing [9], M Rugby [6], W Rugby [5], M Soccer, W Soccer, M Squash, W Squash) 17 OUA Second Team All-Stars (M Volleyball, W Volleyball [2], W Soccer [3], M Soccer [4], M Hockey, Football [4], M Cross Country, W Basketball) 6 OUA All-Rookie Team (W Basketball, Football [2], M Hockey, W Hockey, W Volleyball) 16 OUA Major Award Winners (W Volleyball, W Rugby, M Rugby, M Rowing, W Lacrosse, M Hockey [4], Football, Field Hockey [2], W Fencing, W Cross Country, W Basketball [2])

Queen’s Total 2013-14 Record • Varsity Team Record: 110-56-19 (0.646) • Playoff Record: 22-14 (0.611)

Athletic Therapy.........................................................................20 Home Events...............................................................................20 Strength & Conditioning........................................................21 Student Athlete Academic Mentors (S.A.A.M.s).............21 Varsity Leadership Council.....................................................22

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON athletics & recreation (UCAR)

AWARDS

Ex Officio Members: Ann Tierney, Jean Côté, Eril Berkok

Graduating ‘Q’ Award...............................................................23 Major Awards...................................................................... 24–27 Academic All-Stars and All-Canadians...............................28 Support Services Awards........................................................28

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

Voting Members 2013–14: Tonya Rossa, Laurie Ross, Elise Hoffman, Kathy Jackson, Mackenzie Simpson, Gareth Savage, Richard Elliot, George Jackson, Leslie Dal Cin

Resource Members: Jeff Downie, Janean Sergeant, Jayne Cuthbert, Meg Einarson, Karen Pearce, Anne Lindsay, Lana Unsworth, Marcia Irving

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W ELCO M i n g M ESSAGES

As another athletic season draws to a close, I am very pleased to recognize and applaud the outstanding achievements of our many student-athletes, coaches, teams and programs this year.

Congratulations on another great season of Gaels sport!

In addition to tremendous individual and team performances over the past year, we were also able to celebrate two successful homecoming weekends which featured many of our studentathletes competing in front of alumni and fans alike. It was a true testament to the tricolour spirit!

Later this spring, many of our student-athletes will graduate and depart University life to take on new and exciting challenges.

As you transition into our newest alumni I wish you the best of luck. I also encourage you to remain engaged and to reach out in support of your respective programs and future Gaels as these athletes pursue the athletic legacy that you have helped inspire and forge.

DANIEL WOOLF

Principal & Vice-Chancellor

Thank you for being an important part of the Queen’s community, I look forward to following and celebrating your success as alumni and I look forward to another great season of Queen’s sports in the coming year.

Cha Gheill!

The Colour Awards mark the official end to the athletic year and provide a wonderful opportunity to acknowledge and pay tribute to the efforts of our student-athletes and teams.

Student-athletes at Queen’s continue to exhibit both academic and athletic excellence. Queen’s routinely places among the top five schools in Canada for the number of Academic All-Stars. This achievement combined with the on –field performance of our student athletes, truly makes our university the home of Scholars and Champions.

Queen’s student athletes are also wonderful ambassadors for the University. Once again the VLC (Varsity Leadership Council) established a positive role in both the Queen’s and Kingston communities with their volunteerism and leadership.

I would also like to thank the many coaches, support staff and volunteers who are integral to the exceptional experiences of our student-athletes and to the success of our programs.

As the athletic season draws to a close, I wish all student athletes the best of luck with exams and your future athletic and academic endeavors.

ANN TIERNEY

Vice-Provost & Dean of Student Affairs

Go Gaels Go!

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

Welcoming Messages

Congratulations to our student-athletes, coaches and team support staff on a successful 2013-14 athletic season.

We are proud to come together as a Gaels community to recognize an exceptional season for Queen’s with many team and individual highlights. Congratulations to our provincial champions in women’s and men’s rugby, women’s fencing, cycling (4-peat) and to synchronized swimming on their national achievement. Congratulations also to our many medal-winning teams and athletes and to those that were recognized with provincial and national honours.

My sincerest thank you to our dedicated coaches, team captains, support staff, alumni and team supporters who combine to create an environment supportive to our athletes who pursue excellence on the field of play and in the classroom.

I would also like to acknowledge and thank our VLC and entire varsity community for the efforts this year to eliminate hazing and create a culture where our first year athletes are inspired to perform inspired to perform in an environment that is safe, rewarding, motivating and successful For those of you receiving awards this evening, congratulations to you and your teammates on these accolades - they are especially notable give the immense competition present in our programs.

LESLIE DAL CIN

Director, Athletics and Recreation

Thank you all for your time and effort that you put in to making Queen’s a university known not only for its academics but for its athletic champions.

Go Gaels Go!

The Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) exists as a forum for varsity athletes to discuss the athletic experience at Queen’s, provide recommendations to Queen’s Athletics & Recreation and facilitate interaction between all varsity student-athletes.

The council aims to promote a positive image of Queen’s student-athletes and build relations within Queen’s University and Kingston communities through volunteer opportunities and community programs.

Finally, the VLC aims to foster a student-athlete culture through team building events and support at home competitions.

This year was an especially great year for volunteer work by our athletes.

Congratulations to all of our athletes on your contributions to the Queen’s and Kingston communities this year.

Cha Gheill!!

SHANNON WALSH & AARON GAZENDAM

Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) Co-Presidents

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s basketball

Back Row (L–R): Jolle Small (Trainer), Roshane Roberts, Greg Faulkner, Milan Mitrovic, Mike SHoveller, Ryall Stroud, Patrick Street, Mark Paclibar, Darrin Germann (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Will Lafrance, Matt Kerkhoff, Mike Mullins, Nikolan Misljencevic, Mackenzie Simpson, Andrew Mavety, Sukhpreet Singh, Christian Weisbroad Absent: Steph Barrie (Head Coach), Chris Aim (Asst. Coach), Goce Andrevski (Asst. Coach), Cy Samuels

SEASON RECAP

The Men’s Basketball Gaels began the 2013-14 men’s basketball season with three consecutive wins, beating Lakehead and Guelph on the road before coming out on top in their home-opener against Western. Going into the tough OUA East position of their scheduled, the Gaels started the 2014 calendar year at 6-3. With their strong first half of the season, paired with key wins over Toronto and Laurentian, helped the Gaels finish the regular season 10-12 and snag the final playoff spot in the OUA East.

The Gaels had a tough draw in the first round of the playoffs, matched against No. 8 Ryerson. Queen’s was up 27-25 midway through the second quarter, but Ryerson’s offense came alive in the second half, handing the Gaels a 10-point loss and an early exit from the playoffs.

Greg Faulkner led the Gaels offensively this year, averaging 16.0 points per game, earning a spot among the OUA East Second Team All-Stars for the second consecutive season. Roshane Roberts, Sukhpreet Singh, Nikola Misljencevic, and Mackenzie Simpson balanced out the Gaels’ offense, joining Faulkner with double-digit scoring averages in 2013-14.

RESULTS • Sixth in OUA East (10-12) • Lost to Ryerson in OUA East quarter-final (86-76) OUA East All-STARS • Second Team: Greg Faulkner Team Awards • MVP: Nikola Misljencevic/Mackenzie Simpson • Rookie: Mike Shoveller Special Honours • Greg Faulkner: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 13, Dec. 2)

• Nikola Misljencevic: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 18)

• Mackenzie Simpson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 11)

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Nikola Misljencevic Q, Mackenzie Simpson Q

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOmen’s Basketball

Back Row (L–R): James Bambury (Asst. Coach), Dave Wilson (Head Coach), Paul Oneid (Strength Coach), Sarah Saftich, Amy Cotton, Abby Dixon, Meaghan MacDougall, Emily Hazlett, Liz Boag, Aleks Velickovic (Trainer), Bob Freeman (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L–R): Kathryn Telford (Trainer), Jenny Wright, Laura Baker, Gemma Bullard, Robyn Pearson, Claire Endicott, Gia Spiropoulos, Maria Gill, Nicole Morse, Nicole Barnard, Alena Cook (Trainer) Absent: Andrea Priamo

SEASON RECAP Queen’s finished the season as the OUA finalists after taking the OUA East division title and falling to Windsor in the Championship game. The Gaels finished the regular season with a franchise best 16-6 record and were ranked No.10 in Canada.

The Gaels started off slow but managed to take a 6-3 record heading into the winter break. Queen’s followed up the tough loss at the Raven’s Nest by upsetting Ottawa the following night (57-46) in overtime on January 25th. The loss to Carleton would be their last of the regular season.

The team secured first place in the OUA East, ahead of season rivals Ottawa and Carleton. This rank gave them a bye in the first round of the playoffs. They beat Toronto in the East semifinal then topped Carleton in the East final in overtime 62-58 to advance to the OUA Championship.

In Windsor against the No. 1 Lancers the Gaels fell behind early and could not stage a comeback, finishing the season as the OUA silver medal winners.

At the CIS Championship the Gaels entered as the No.6 seed and suffered two losses, first to No.3 Saskatchewan 61-52 then a 67-55 defeat at the hands of No.7 Alberta.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Meaghan MacDougall Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

RESULTS • First in OUA East Division (16-6) • Defeated Toronto in OUA East semifinal (67-56) • Defeated Carleton in OUA East final (62-58 OT) • Lost to Windsor in OUA Final (73-48) • Lost to Saskatchewan in CIS quarter-final (61-52) • Lost to Alberta in CIS consolation semifinal (6755)

OUA East All-STARS • First Team: Liz Boag, Jenny Wright • Second Team: Gemma Bullard • Rookie: Andrea Priamo Team Awards • MVP: Liz Boag • Rookie: Andrea Priamo • Coaches Award: Jenny Wright Special Honours • Gemma Bullard: CIS Tracy MacLeod Award,

OUA East Tracy MacLeod Award, OUA Athlete of the Week (Nov. 25), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 25) • Liz Boag: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar. 17, Feb 10) • Jenny Wright: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar. 3, Jan. 20, Dec. 2) • Robyn Pearson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 3, Jan. 6) • Dave Wilson: OUA Coach of the Year • TEAM: Tied franchise record for wins with 16

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): James Turner, Eric McPherson, Jeff Mountjoy, Adam Doxtator, Gavin Hathaway Middle Row (L–R): Brant Stachel (Asst. Coach), Kip Arlidge, Alan Kalbfleisch, Gerry Angelatos, David Cashin (Captain), Shane Favit, Jacob Cameron, Alex Wilkie, Chris Fitzgibbon, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Felix Lafontant, Corbin Johnson, Tyson Loney, Alex Hutton, Jason Choi, Jeff Archer, Evan Andrin

SEASON RECAP

At the Queen’s Invitational, the Gaels started strong claiming five of the top six spots to win the event. Jeff Archer finished first, David Cashin second, Tyson Loney third, Alex Hutton fifth and Chris Fitzgibbon sixth.

Archer continued to run well for Queen’s, taking second at the Western Invitational, where the Gaels finished third by one point. Queen’s finished second at the Interlock Meet with a third-place finish from Archer, after placing sixth at the Guelph Open.

The Gaels narrowly missed the podium at the OUA Championship with an 83-point fourth-place performance. First Team OUA All-Star Archer and Second Team OUA All-Star Cashin led the Gaels runners at the event in Hamilton, Ont. Queen’s closed out the season with a fifth-place, 141-point finish at the CIS Championship for the second consecutive year. Archer and Cashin finished two seconds apart in 16th and 18th, respectively, to lead the Gaels. Loney (25th), Alex Wilkie (32nd), and Alan Kalbfleisch (50th) rounded out the Gaels scorers.

RESULTS • Fourth place at OUA Championship • Fifth place at CIS Championship Individual results at oua championship • Jeff Archer – 5th (10km) • David Cashin – 11th (10km) Individual results at CIS championship • Jeff Archer – 16th (10km) • David Cashin – 18th (10km) OUA All-STARS • First Team: Jeff Archer • Second Team: David Cashin Team Awards • MVP: Jeff Archer • Rookie: Alex Wilkie

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Alan Kalbfleisch, Gerasimos Angelatos, Corbin Johnston, Nick McGraw

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOmen’s CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Brant Stachel (Asst. Coach) Elizabeth Bentley, Emma Plater, Sasha Zarnke, Shannen Murray, Charlotte Dunlap, Morgan Williams, Lianne Girard, Ceilidh Stubbs, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Colleen Wilson, Veronica Allan, Julie-Anne Staehli, Victoria Coates, Stephaney Daley, Erin Slade, Caela Fenton

SEASON RECAP

The women’s cross-country team started the 2013 season with a first-place, 15-point finish at the Queen’s Invitational. Julie-Anne Staelhi and Victoria Coates finished first and second at the event to lead the Gaels.

As the season progressed, Staelhi and Coates led the Gaels with another win at the Interlock Meet in Montreal, with Staelhi taking the gold and Coates following up with silver.

The Gaels finished fourth overall at the OUA Championship, with Coates earning gold and the OUA MVP, while Staelhi won silver—both were named First Team OUA All-Stars. The other Queen’s scorers were Colleen Wilson (20th), Veronica Allan (33rd), and Marie Soehl (36th).

Staelhi and Coates were both named First Team AllCanadians after finishing first and third, respectively, at the CIS Championship. Staelhi also picked up CIS Athlete of the Year honours. Queen’s captured CIS bronze as a team, with Soehl (29th), Allan (39th), and Wilson (43rd) rounding out the Gaels scorers.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES None

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

RESULTS • Fourth place at OUA Championship • Bronze medal at CIS Championship Individual results at OUA Championship • Victoria Coates – 1st (6km) • Julie-Anne Staelhi – 2nd (6km) Individual results at CIS championship • Julie-Anne Staelhi – 1st (6km) • Victoria Coates – 3rd (6km) OUA All-Stars • First Team: Victoria Coates, Julie-Anne Staelhi CIS All-CANADIANS • Julie-Anne Staelhi , Victoria Coates Team Awards • MVP: Julie-Anne Staehli • Rookie: Sasha Zarnke Special Honours • Julie-Anne Staelhi: CIS Athlete of the Year, CIS

Athlete of the Week (Nov. 12), OUA Athlete of the Week (Nov. 11), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 11, Oct. 15) • Victoria Coates: OUA MVP, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 23)

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Fourth Row (L-R): Zac Sauer, Aaron Veltri, Trae Bursnell, Seton Battin, Eric Dodwell, Stew Anoya, Ryan Farrell, Mackenzie George, Jonah Pataki, Nick Romanchuk, Jesse Topley, Steve Trivieri, Eric Lessard, Colton Ballou, Scott MacDonell, Phoenix Grouse, Natu Myers, Emilio Frometa, Sean Plumley, Vincent Lafetiere, Matthew Kendrick, Matthew Webster, Peter Hannon, Munashe Masawi, Tanner Gennaro, John Meenagh, Josh Tait, Alex Bayne, Alex Coutu, Chris Sharanewych, Nick Dowd, Curtis Carmichael, Connor Weir, Doug Corby, Alex Zulys, Chance Spencer Third Row (L–R): Brock Barber, Max Townsend, Daniel Hayes, Ryan Dougherty, Corey Flude, Tom Hopkins (Equipment), Steve Barr (Equipment), Jeff Mellor (Equipment), Jenna Seagrove (Trainer), Hope Cearns (Trainer), Casey Cadeau (Trainer), Meg Laupacis (Trainer), Dave Ross (Athletic Therapist), Grant Schelske (Asst. Coach), Dee Sterling (Asst. Coach), Phil Roberts (Asst. Coach), Pat Tracey (Defensive Coord.), Devan Sheahan (Asst. Coach), Ryan Sheahan (Offensive Coord.), Mark Magee (Asst. Coach), Glen Williamson (Recruiting), Bob Vespaziani (Asst. Coach), Dillon Wamsley, Ron Augustine (Recruiting), Justin Saddlemyre, Pat McMenamin (Asst. Coach), Austin Geddes, Don Sweet (Kicking Coach), Luke McQuilkin, Heather Meadley (Trainer), Mitchell Spataro, Paige Hanmer (Trainer), Kyle Schmalemberg (Trainer), Brendan Morgan, Daniel Heslop, Wayne Barnett (Video), Farbod Farhang (Video) Second Row (L–R): Matt Pendergast, Mike Leroux, Jack Cornett, Kyle O’Hara, Cory Dyer, Ryan Meagher, Jesse Andrews, Giovanni Aprile, Josh Prinsen, Derek Morris, Pat Sheahan (Head Coach), John Miniaci, Ryan Mitchell, Marco Ciallella, William Moodie, Alex Carroll, Chris Patrician, Yan Dika-Balotoken, Will Zed, Christoph Smith, Frederic Kinkead Front Row (L–R): Brendan Ginn, Luke Ball, Austin Passariello, Nick Nucci, Andrew Sauer, Justin Chapdelaine, Justin Gleben, Ryan Granberg, Andrew Lue, Justin Baronaitis, Aaron Gazendam, T.J. Chase-Dunawa, Sam Sabourin, Aaron Dowd, Francis Shin, Billy McPhee, Derek Wiggin, Blake Sirio, Johnathan Spence, James Pelley, Garrett Copp

MEN’S FOOTBALL

VARSITY TEAMS

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels entered 2013 looking to avenge last year’s OT loss to Guelph in the OUA semifinal. Queen’s started the season second in the CIS rankings, and remained in the top five for the entirety of the season, finishing at No. 4.

RESULTS • Second in OUA (7-1) • Beat Guelph in OUA Semi-final (34-17) • Lost to Western in the Yates Cup (51-22)

The Gaels pounded York 52-1 to open the year, establishing themselves as an OUA powerhouse. Queen’s was 4-0 to start the year before traveling to Western and losing to the Mustangs 50-31 in late September.

The Gaels closed out the season with three more wins, including two homecoming victories over Laurier and Guelph, to finish the regular season 7-1.

OUA All-STARS • First Team: Derek Morris, Josh Prinsen, Derek

With a second-place finish in the OUA, the Gaels earned a bye and then hosted Guelph in the OUA semifinal.

Guelph played a gritty first half, leading Queen’s 17-16 at the break. But the Gaels defense took over in the second half, shutting out the Gryphons as Queen’s doubled up Guelph 34-17 to earn a chance to play for the Yates Cup against Western.

CIS All-CANADIANS • First Team: Derek Wiggan and Andrew Lue • Second Team: Josh Prinsen, Sam Sabourin, and

Playing on the road, the Gaels took a 5-3 lead into the second quarter after Western conceded a safety and Dillon Wamsley kicked in a 30-yard field-goal. 45 straight points for Western through the second and third quarters put the game out of reach, ending the Gaels season as runners up in the Yates Cup. Queen’s was honoured with five CIS All-Canadians, 11 OUA All-Stars and two OUA All-Rookies for their efforts this year. Aaron Gazendam was also chosen as the Russ Jackson Nominee for the OUA for his dedication to football, academics and the community.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Wiggan, Sam Sabourin, Tijani Chase-Dunawa, Andrew Lue and Yann Dika-Balotoken • Second Team: Giovanni Aprile, Ryan Granberg, John Miniaci and Justin Baronaitis • All-Rookie: Jonah Pataki and Zac Sauer

T.J. Chase-Dunawa

Team Awards • Rookie: Jonah Pataki • Offensive Lineman: Mike Sullivan • Defensive Lineman: Derek Wiggan • Offensive Player: Billy McPhee • Defensive Player: Justin Baronaitis • Special Teams: Aaron Dowd • Academic & Athletics: Aaron Gazendam • Most Dedicated: Matt Webster • MIP: Yann Dika-Balotoken Special Honours • Aaron Gazendam: OUA Russ Jackson Nominee, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 6)

• Ryan Granberg: Queen’s all-time leading rusher

(3,373 yds), OUA Offensive Player of the Week (Nov. 5) • Sam Sabourin: OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Nov. 5), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.

23) • Yann Dika-Balotoken: CIS Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 4), OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 3), OUA Athlete of the Week(Sept. 3), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 3) • Justin Baronaitis: OUA Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 1) • Billy McPhee: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct.15) • Dillon Wamsley: OUA Special Teams Player of the Week (Oct. 15) • Andrew Lue: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 21)

Derek Morris, Johnny Aprile, Mike Sullivan, Ryan Granberg Q, Matthew Kendrick, John Miniaci Q, Justin Baronaitis, Chris Patrician, Aaron Gazendam, Nick Nucci, Blake Sirio, Derek Wiggan Q, Francis Shin, Sam Sabourin Q, Andrew Lue Q, Marco Ciallella, Sean Plumley, Andrew Sauer

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s Hockey

Back Row (L–R): Kelly Jackson, Yannick Laflamme, Mike Schug, Joe Luongo, Blair Wentworth, Brendan Macdonald, Patrick McGillis, Kris Grant, Alexi Pianosi, Tyler Moore Middle Row (L–R): Kory Cooper, Ryan Kazuba, Ben Walsh, Patrick Downe, Jordan Soquila, Taylor Clements, Jordan Coccimiglio, Andrew Weibe, Harrison Hendrix, Drew McLaughlin, Braden Corbeth, Jon Lawrance Front Row (L–R): Kevin Bailie, Joey Derochie, Tony Cimelarro, Patrick McEachen, Cory Bureau, Brett Gibson, Chris Van Laren, Andrew Haussler, Stephane Chabot, Chris Clarke Absent: Jason Jones

SEASON RECAP

The men’s hockey team had an unbelievable start to the 2013-14 regular season. The Gaels started the season with a 17 game point streak at 12-0-5 which included no losses through the 2013 calendar year.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (17-6-5) • Defeated Ottawa in OUA East quarter-final (2-0 in

The Gaels earned their first CIS Top 10 ranking since the 80’s but after losing three straight they were knocked out of the CIS Top 10 rankings. The team climbed as high as No. 7 in the five previous weeks.

OUA All-STARS • First Team: Kevin Bailie • Second Team: Chris Van Laren • Rookie: Kevin Bailie

A win over UQTR in their final home game tied the franchise mark of 17 wins in a season and secured home-ice for the playoffs. Queen’s swept Ottawa in their first playoff series to earn a spot against the OUA East’s first-place team, Carleton, in the second round. Queen’s picked up a win at home to even the series and hand the Ravens their first loss since November, but Carleton closed out the series at home to end the Gaels season.

Queen’s picked up a bunch of hardware as Kevin Bailie took CIS and OUA Rookie of the Year, CIS and OUA All-Rookie honours, OUA East MVP, East Top Goalie and East First Team All-Star. Chris Van Laren earned a spot among OUA East Second Team All-Stars and Brett Gibson was named as the OUA East Coach of theYear.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Stephane Chabot Q, Joey Derochie Q, Kelly Jackson Q, Patrick McEachen Q, Alexi Pianosi Q, Chris Van Laren, Jordan Soquila Q

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best-of-3 series)

• Lost to Carleton in OUA East semifinal (2-1 in best-of-three series)

CIS All-CANADIANS • Rookie Team: Kevin Bailie Team Awards • MVP: Kevin Bailie • Rookie: Kevin Bailie Special Honours • Kevin Bailie: CIS Rookie of the Year, OUA East MVP,

OUA East Top Goaltender, OUA East Rookie of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 18, Nov. 25, Mar. 3) • Taylor Clements: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 28) • Patrick McGillis: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 6) • Jordan Coccimiglio: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 27) • Chris Van Laren: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 24) • Brett Gibson: CIS Coach of the Year, OUA East Coach of the Year • TEAM: Most wins in program history (tie) at 17, longest streak without a regulation loss to start a season (17 games)

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMen’s HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Hannah Davis (Trainer), Chelsey Verbeek, Emily Gervais, Kyla Crouse, Danelle Bishoff, SaraJane Pratt, Clare McKellar, Liz Worndl (Trainer) Middle Row (L–R): Shane Henderson (Goalie Coach), Taryn Pilon, Megan Farrell, Marlee Fisher, Michele Knecht, Nadia Larocca, Alisha Sealey, Micaela Smith, Marie-Pierre Pelissou, Jessica Wakefield, Courtenay Jacklin, Janelle Eeuwes (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Caitlyn Lahonen, Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Mary Coughlin, Shawna Griffin, Mel Dodd-Moher, Morgan McHaffie, Danielle Girard, Miriam Paas (Asst. Coach), Cassie Stafford Absent: Chris McFie (Equipment Manager)

SEASON RECAP

The women’s hockey team entered the 2013-14 season ranked in the CIS Top 10—a place they remained for all 16 weeks of the season. After an OT loss to start the season against UOIT Queen’s didn’t lose a game in regulation until mid-November, when their record was 8-0-3.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA (16-4-4) • Defeated Windsor in OUA East quarter-final (2-0

The Gaels slipped to fourth in the OUA by the end of the regular season, but only six points separated them from first. The Gaels didn’t make their playoff journey an easy one, going to overtime in four of their eight games, and playing in a total of eight overtime periods. Queen’s swept their first series vs. Windsor in two games, then made it to the OUA Championship series against Laurier after knocking off the OUA’s top team, Guelph, in three games.

• Lost in OUA Championship to Laurier (2-1 in best-

After winning game one Queen’s couldn’t beat Laurier’s netminder in games 2 or 3 to repeat as OUA Champions.

Fifth in OUA scoring, McHaffie earned OUA First-Team All-Star honours and finishes her career as the OUA and Queen’s second leading scorer all-time. Clare McKellar earned OUA recognition with an OUA All-Rookie honour.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Mel Dodd-Moher, Morgan McHaffie, Marlee Fisher

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

in best-of-3 series)

• Defeated Guelph in OUA East semifinal (2-1 in best-of-3 series) of-3 series)

OUA All-STARS • First Team: Morgan McHaffie • Rookie: Clare McKellar Team Awards • MVP: Morgan McHaffie • Rookie: Clare McKellar • Most Improved: Shawna Griffin • Best Plus/Minus: Alisha Sealey Special Honours • Morgan McHaffie: 2nd most points in OUA and Queen’s history with 153, FISU Women’s Hockey member for Canada • Mel Dodd-Moher: 50th career win • Clare McKellar: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 21 • Shawna Griffin: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 13) • Kyla Crouse: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 18)

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s Rowing

Back Row (L–R): Anthony Wesley-James, William Kennedy, Locke Davenport-Huyer, Scott MacDonald, Joe Kunkel, Carter Woodward, Jordan Rendall, Jordan Wille Middle Row (L–R): Bailey MacKenzie, Jill Pike, Kendra Marchant, Alan Payno-Montoya, Eric Farquharson, Shane Mullen, Matt Christie Front Row (L–R): Mark Bonar, Stephen Tuffner, Stephen Holloway, Darren Major, Joey Coward, John Ross, Michael Osborne

SEASON RECAP

In 2013 the Gaels placed third for the fifth time in a row at the OUA Championship. They went on to finish fifth at the Canadian University Rowing Championship in Montreal. as well.

At the OUA championships hosted by Brock University the Queen’s Gaels captured 71 points to earn bronze.

Matt Christie took home the gold in the lightweight single and was named OUA Oarsman of the Year. The Gaels also had second place finishes from the lightweight four and heavyweight eight. The heavyweight two, lightweight eight and heavyweight four crews all took bronze.

At the CURC championships, the lightweight men’s coxed four was the race of the day, with the team comprised of “old boys” Jordan Rendall, Alan Payno-Montoya, Patrick McCrady, and Chris Zakos and coxed by Greg Wilson. This was the most exciting race of the day, with the top three boats staying neck and neck for almost 200m. The Gaels took home the bronze medal.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Chris Zakos Q, Eric Farquharson Q, Locke Davenport Huyer Q, Stephen Tuffner Q, Patrick McCrady Q, Michael Zuber, Richard Walker Q

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RESULTS • Third place at OUA Championship • Fifth place at CURC Championship Individual Results at OUA Championship • Gold: (L1x) Matt Christie • Silver: (L4+) Richard Fennema, Pat McCrady, Alan

Payno-Montoya, Chris Zakos and Greg Wilson (HW8+) John Ross, Gordon Scott Macdonald, Sacha Ruzzante, Eric Farquharson, Locke Davenport-Huyer, Stephen Halloway, Anthony Wesley-James and Stephen Tuffner • Bronze: (H2x) Farquharson and Davenport-Huyer (L8+) Fennema, Mark Bonar, Shane Mullen, McCrady, Payno-Montoya, Joe Kunkel, Jordan Rendall, Chris Zakos and Wilson (H4+) Macdonald, Ruzzante, Holloway, Wesley-James and Tuffner

Individual results at CURC • Bronze: (L4+) Zakos, Payno-Montoya, McCrady, Rendall and Wilson

OUA All-Stars • Matt Christie Team Awards • MVP: Eric Farquharson • Botterell: Jordan Rendall • Rookie: John Ross/Ricky Fennema • Most Improved: Scott Brandon

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMen’s ROWING

Back Row (L–R): Sean Whitehall, Lexi Ross, Larkin Davenport-Huyer, Chloe Des Roche, Liz Price, Michelle Truax, Laura Stanley, Caroline Krzyszkowski Front Row (L–R): Kat Merwin, Kesley Hayes, Anise Truman, Shelby Stinnissen, Emily Baturin, Danielle Abusow, Robyn Finley Absent: Meredith Adams, Olivia Gowan, Isolda Penney, Katie Prufer, Jennifer Seidel

SEASON RECAP

In 2013 the Gaels took home silver at the OUA championship and finished in third place at the CURC championship in Montreal.

RESULTS • Second place at OUA Championship • Third place at CURC Championship

At the OUA championship hosted by Brock University the Queen’s Gaels claimed 88 points to capture silver. The Queen’s women captured gold in the heavyweight eight.

Ross, Laura Stanley, Chloe DesRoche, Michelle Truax, Meghan Robinson, Isolda Penney, Elizabeth Price and Sean Whitehall • Silver: (L8+) Caroline Kryzyszkowski, Jennifer Seidel, Robyn Finley, Olivia Gowan, Katherine Prufer, Kat Merwin, Anise Truman, Kelsey Hayes and Shelby Stinnissen (H4+) Ross, Stanley, Truax, Price and Whitehall (L4+) Danielle Abusow, Hayes, Truman, Emily Baturin and Stinnissen (L2x) Abusow and Baturin • Bronze: (H2x) Robinson and Davenport-Huyer

At the CURC championships, Larkin Davenport-Huyer had the performance of the day in the heavyweight women’s single, earning a silver medal. The lightweight women’s coxed four comprised of Danielle Abusow, Kelsey Hayes, Emily Baturin and coxed by Shelby Stinnissen put it all on the line to capture the bronze medal. Isolda Penney and Meghan Robinson went from last place out of the blocks and rowed through the field to command bronze.

The Women’s Eight had an equipment malfunction early on to put them at the back of the pack. Coxswain Sean Whitehall remained composed and took charge of his crew, they proceeded to make up ten seconds and pull even with the leading UBC with 250m to go. UBC held off the Gaels charge and Queen’s took the silver.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Chloe DesRoche, Michelle Truax, Kendra Marchant, Meghan Robinson, Heather Law

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

Individual Results at OUA Championship • Gold: (H8+) Larkin Davenport-Huyer, Lexis

Individual results at CURC • Silver: (H1x) Larkin Davenport-Huyer (H8+) Price,

Penney, Robinson, Truaux, DesRoche, Stanley, Ross, Davenport-Huyer and Whitehall

• Bronze: (L4+) Abusow, Hayes, Baturin, Truman and Stinnissen (H2x) Robinson and Penney

OUA All-Stars • Davenport-Huyer,

Ross, Stanley, DesRoche, Truax, Robinson, Penney, Price and Whitehall

Team Awards • MVP: Larkin Davenport-Huyer • Rookie of the Year: Meredith Adams/Sacha Ruzzante • Most Improved: Kat Merwin/Laura Stanley • John Armitage Award: Courtney Coston Special Honours • Zola Mehlomakulu: CURC Coach of the year

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VARSITY TEAMS

 Men’s RUGBY − ­OUA CHAMPIONS 

Roster (listed alphabetically by last name): Ryan Aimers, Ben Bethune, Eric Bleim, Fraser Bruce, Andrew Carr, Mark Charette, Grant Clark, Adam Cotterill, James Dent, Toby Digney, Michael Douros, Brian Duncan, Christian Futschik, Matthew Geisler, Matthew Gottschling, Nicholas Grande, Spencer Gudewill, Keith Hoddinott, Daniel Jenkins, Chris Kelly, Tommy Kirkham, Ryan Lan, Sean Liebich, Kainoa Lloyd, Jeffrey MacDonald, Alex MacPhail, Angus MacPhail, Brendan McGovern, Andrew McIntyre, Adam McQueen, Ciaran McSwiggan, Thomas McMurtry, Dave Merrithew, Geoffrey Meyers, Matt Mullins, Keegan Myers, Conor Neudorf, Remi Oguni, Christopher O’Neill, Derek Oppedisano, Benjamin Oppenheimer, Buck Payne, Casey Petrie, Dylan Petrin, Isaac Pickell, Branden Powell, Thomas Purdy, Jacob Rumball, Lucas Rumball, Toby Sharland, David Slattery, Brendan Sloan, Jesse Stoddart, Tobin Sydneysmith, Teddy Taggart, Graham Turner, Michael Ulozas, Liam Underwood, Marc van der Wal, David Williams, Matthew Woodley, David Worsley, Joseph Yelle, Roni Zarfati Coaches: Peter Huigenbos (Head Coach), Luke Follwell (Asst. Coach), Garry Gilks (Asst. Coach), Ben Stinson (Asst. Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels entered the season looking to defend their OUA championship title from their 2012 season.

The team went 7-0 overall, and finished in first at the end of their regular season, cementing themselves in a strong spot to reclaim their second consecutive OUA championship title. The Gaels finished the season with the most points scored and fewest against. With only 50 points being scored against them, the Gaels had little difficulty defeating McMaster in the OUA semifinals, setting the Gaels up for a rematch of last year’s OUA championship against the Western Mustangs at Nixon Field.

The match saw Western score first with a quick penalty goal. Minutes later the Gaels scored their first try of the game, brought over the line by Matt Mullins, and the conversion kicked by Adam McQueen. The Mustangs scored a try of their own, followed by a well placed conversion. These would be the last points Western scored against the Gaels. The second half saw the Gaels go on a 33 point scoring run resulting in the 20th OUA championship for men’s rugby.

RESULTS • First in OUA (7-0) • Defeated McMaster in OUA semifinal (38-3) • Defeated Western in OUA championship (40-10) OUA All-STARS • Brendan Sloan, Lucas Rumball, Andrew Carr,

Brendan McGovern, David Worsley, Graham Turner

Team Awards • MVP: Brendan McGovern • Rookie: Lucas Rumball Special Honours • Lucas Rumball: OUA Rookie of the Year • Adam McQueen: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 4)

• Liam Underwood: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 9)

• Kai Lloyd: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 30) • TEAM: University 7’s national bronze medalists

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Brendan McGovern Q, Graham Turner, Brendan Sloan, Sean Liebich, Derek Oppedisano

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

 WOMen’s RUGBY − ­OUA CHAMPIONS 

Back Row (L–R): Willa Jones, Beth Godkin (Trainer), Lauren Cranfield, Hannah Medwid, Hannah Angermann, Mel Clarke, Rachel Champagne-Hartley, Jessie Shrimpton, Miranda Seifert, Samantha Ellis, Mel Judges, Hannah Bradshaw, Liz Hobbs, Caitie Ryan, Jenna Ledson, Maddie Monoghan, Emily Martin, Emma Chown, Rose Sanderson, Danielle Underwood, Danika Dupuis, Sarah Vosburgh (Trainer), Robyn Bernick (Trainer) Middle Row (L–R): Vicki Wilson (Coach), Lauren McEwen, Devon Stride, Kayla Roote, Claudia DiFrancesco, Claragh Pegg, Taylor White, Lauren Murray, Natalie Poirier, Loren Baldwin, Kar Heyman, Hannah Van Luven Front Row (L–R): Jordyn Rowntree, Blake Wilson (Coach), Bronwyn Corrigan, Sydnee Nolan, Sean Dunleavy (Coach), Beth Barz (Head Coach)

SEASON RECAP

Queen’s returned to the CIS championship for a second consecutive year marking their fourth trip to the league final and its third in four years.

Queen’s went 11-1 overall and rose to being ranked No.3 in the country. In regular season play the Gaels rattled off six straight wins and scored at least 30 points in every regular season game.

RESULTS • First in Russell Division (6-0) • Defeated Trent in OUA quarter-final (72-22) • Defeated Western in OUA semifinal (30-15) • Defeated Guelph in OUA championship (19-15) • Defeated McGill in CIS Championship Bronze medal game (32-24)

OUA All-STARS • Claragh Pegg, Loren Baldwin, Devon Stride, Lauren McEwen, Karley Heyman

In the playoffs the Gaels cruised to a quarter final win over Trent, and then went on to defeat Western in the OUA semi-final, advancing them to the OUA championship, a rematch against last years OUA champions Guelph. In the OUA championship the Gryphons fought hard to defend their championship but the Gaels narrowly prevailed, 1915, ending Guelph’s five year streak and giving Queen’s their first OUA banner in program history.

At the CIS tournament, the Gaels edged Laval 19-5, and then fell to Alberta 32-12. The Gaels then competed in the bronze medal game against McGill where they won 32-24 and claimed their first ever CIS medal.

CIS All-CANADIANS • Lauren McEwen, Claragh Pegg Team Awards • MVP: Claragh Pegg • MIP: Miranda Seifert • Rookie: Kar Heyman • Team Ball: Loren Baldwin • Barb Relton: Claudia DiFrancesco • Graduating Athlete: Bronwyn Corrigan • BFT: Taylor White Special Honours • Lauren McEwen: OUA Russell Division MVP, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 9, Oct. 6)

• Kayla Roote: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 28), CIS female athlete of the week (Oct. 28)

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Taylor White Q, Natalie Poirier, Liz Hobbs, Devon Stride, Melanie Judges, Kayla Roote

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

• Claragh Pegg: CIS Tournament All-Star, Received first Team Canada Cap vs USA

• Queen’s Awarded 2015 CIS championship

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s SOCCEr

Back Row (L–R): Scott Compeau (Asst. Coach), Yasuto Hoshiko (Goalkeeper Coach), Adam Beaudoin (Athletic Trainer), Greg Simmons, Sam Abernathy, Conor Hannigan, Eric Koskins, Lucas Lobo, Joe Zupo, Chris Michael, David Tom, Ben Fenech, Tonko Bacelic, Chris Wellsman, Rohan Sarna, Rebecca Gaudry (Trainer), Chris Gencarelli (Head Coach), David Crabb (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L–R): Robert Lannan, Chris Barran, Marco D’Elia, Oliver Coren, Kristian Zanette, Taylor Reynolds, Daniel Van Woerkens, Adrian Rochford, Henry Bleomen, Tommy Hong, Andrew Martin, Will Twardek Absent: Dylan Maxwell, Max Materne

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels finished the season as the third place team in the OUA East division at a record of 6-5-3. The team had two wins over both Nipissing and Trent and added the others against RMC and Toronto.

RESULTS • Third in OUA East (6-5-3) • Defeated Nipissing in OUA East quarter-final (2-1) • Lost to Carleton in OUA East semifinal (2-1 ET)

Queen’s closed out their regular season against Nipissing with a convincing 7-0 win thanks to Will Twardek and Chris Wellsman each notching a pair of goals.

OUA EAST All-STARS • First Team: Joe Zupo • Second Team: Dylan Maxwell, David Tom, Tommy

In the first round of the playoffs it was Nipissing once again against Queen’s. The playoff atmosphere created a much tighter game but Queen’s advanced with a 2-1 win.

In the East semifinal game the Gaels drew their rivals from Carleton. Queen’s fought hard in another close match and were able to force extra time with a goal from Andrew Martin in the 89th minute. Carleton struck at the 105 mark however and were able to hold on for the win.

Five Gaels players were honoured as OUA East All-Stars for their efforts this season. Captain Joe Zupo led the way as a first team all-star while Dylan Maxwell, David Tom, Henry Bloemen and Tommy Hong received second team honours.

Hong and Henry Bloemen

Team Awards • MVP: Joe Zupo • MIP: Will Twardek • Rookie: Greg Simmons • Rena Graham Award: David Tom • John Booth/Bill Ursel Award: Joe Zupo Special Honours • Tommy Hong: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.

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• TEAM: Old Four Tournament Champions

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Lucas Azeredo Lobo, Joseph Zupo, Dylan Maxwell Q, Adrian Rochford, Max Materne Q, David Tom Q, Chris Michael Q, Eric Koskins Q

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOmen’s Soccer

Back Row (L–R): Marco Giacomello (Asst. Coach), Kevin Greig (Asst. Coach), Karina Magalhaes (Student Trainer), Brenna Drummond, Micah Vermeer, Rachel Radu, Laura Callender, Tara Bartram, Kyra Steer, Breanna Burton, Laura Sproule, Jessie De Boer, Carlie Gau, Kayla Crnic, Katie Briggs (Trainer), Kelly Chamberlain (Asst. Coach), Dave McDowell (Head Coach) Middle Row (L–R): Rachel Colarossi, Alexis McKinty, Riley Filion, Jenn Siu, Monique Czaczkowski, Sabrina Carew, Madison Tyrell, Michaila Frawley, Britt Almeida, Cara Ott, Melissa Jung, Meredith Raddysh, Alex Blanchard Front Row (L–R): Shannon Harvey, Fil Harmantas, Sydney Olsen, Briit Snell, Franny Borgmann, Danielle Lauzon, Suzanne Breen, Savannah Meyer-Clement Absent: Aisha Rekab

SEASON RECAP

With a 7-2-7 finish Queen’s women’s soccer locked down the fourth spot in the OUA East division. They scored eight goals in two straight games part way through the season beating Trent and RMC with 8-0 shutouts.

In the OUA quarterfinal the Gaels drew Laurentian and handed them a 6-0 loss. Up next was a trip to Ottawa to take on the No.1 team in Canada the Gee-Gees. The game went scoreless through 90 minutes and extra time and penalty kicks were needed to decide a victor. Brittany Almeida scored the lone goal while Madison Tyrell stopped all shots faced to eliminate the Gee-Gees.

At the final four tournament Queen’s drew Western who took over the new No.1 ranking in Canada. Queen’s was once again not phased and the game went to penalties after remaining scoreless. The Mustangs converted three to the Gaels two kicks to advance to the final.

The Gaels capped off their season with an OUA bronze medal beating Carleton in penalty kicks converting four attempts. This marks the fifth year in a row the Gaels have finished with at least a bronze at the OUA Championship.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Alexis McKinty, Meredith Raddysh, Kayla Crnic Q, Melissa Jung Q, Monique Czaczkowski, Sabrina Carew, Riley Filion

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (7-2-7) • Defeated Laurentian in OUA East quarter-final (6-0)

• Defeated Ottawa in OUA East semifinal (1-0 PK) • Lost to Western in OUA final four game (1-0 PK) • Defeated Carleton to win OUA Bronze (1-0 PK) OUA East All-STARS • First Team: Riley Filion • Second Team: Micah Vermeer, Melissa Jung and Alexis McKinty

Team Awards • MIP: Michaila Frawley • Most Consistent: Melissa Jung • Hard Work: Riley Filion • Aerobic Power: Sydney Olsen • Aerial Combat: Kyra Steer • Team Spirit: Sabrina Carew • Creative Player: Brittany Almeida • Weight Room: Sabrina Carew Special Honours • Madison Tyrell: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 15)

• Tara Bartram: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.

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VARSITY TEAMS

Men’s Volleyball

Back Row (L–R): Brenda Willis (Head Coach), Jackson Dakin (Asst. Coach), Michael O’Meara (Student Trainer), Thomas Ellison, Matt Bonshor, Will Sidgwick, Matt Golas, Markus Trence, Aaron Nusbaum, Jamie Wright, Jenna Dibblee (Student Trainer), Gabriel DeGroot (Asst. Coach), Chris Galbraith (Asst. Coach) Front Row (L–R): Scott Brunet, Tyler Scheerhoorn, Stephen Holmes, Mike Tomlinson, Ivo Dramov, Jacob Glantz, Philippe Goyer, Aidan Roos, Darren Edwards, Will Hoey

SEASON RECAP

The men’s volleyball team kicked off the 2013-14 season with a pair of wins against Guelph and RMC, 3-2 and 3-0, respectively.The Gaels were without MikeTomlinson, who finished the regular season with 4.8 points per set, third in the CIS, for the first several games due to injury. Before the winter break, Tomlinson returned to the lineup in time to help halt a five-game losing streak against Windsor in a fiveset thriller.

The highlight of the team’s season was the trip to Bulgaria, the home-country of libero Ivo Dramov, for some exhibition play during the break. After going 3-0 through round-robin play, Queen’s was able to capture the silver medal in the Victoria Cup 2014.

The Gaels finished the regular season 9-11, with three consecutive sweeps, snagging the final OUA playoff spot and earning a date with No. 9 Waterloo in the first round. Looking for an upset, Queen’s stole the first set, but ended their season with a 3-1 loss to the Warriors.

With a strong showing during the season’s latter half, Tomlinson earned Second Team OUA All-Star honours, finishing the year fifth in kills per set, 10th in aces per set, and 15th in hitting percentage in the CIS.

RESULTS • Sixth in OUA (9-11) • Lost to Waterloo in OUA quarter-final (3-1) OUA All-STARS • Second Team: Mike Tomlinson Team Awards • MVP: Mike Tomlinson • Most Improved: Darren Edwards • Rookie: Jamie Wright Special Honours • Mike Tomlinson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 10, Jan. 20)

• Aaron Nusbaum: Silver at U21 World Beach Championships, Represented Canada at World Maccabia games winning silver • Jacob Glantz: Represented Canada at World Maccabia games winning silver • Brenda Willis: Coached Canada to a silver medal at World Maccabia games

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Darren Edwards, Jacob Glantz Q

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

VARSITY TEAMS

WOmen’s Volleyball

Back Row (L–R): Alison Hock (Trainer), Maren Hansen (Asst. Coach), Emilie Normand, Katie Hagarty, Mary Allward, Anna Harmon, Niki Slikboer, Charlotte Illingworth, Gabrielle Down, Brett Hagarty, Jamie Mastorakos (Asst. Coach), Joely Christian-Macfarlane (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Alexa Scarcello, Ali Shamie, Kelsey Bishop, Becky Wilson, Shannon Walsh, Shannon Hopkins, Shannon Neville Absent: Hilary Abramsky (Trainer), Christian Huang, Alex Heine

SEASON RECAP

Queen’s began 2013-14 starting off strong, the Gaels picked up five wins in their first seven games to sit at 5-2 in a tough OUA East division just before the holiday break.

RESULTS • Fifth in OUA East (10-9) • Did not qualify for post-season

After pushing for a playoff spot with three consecutive road wins in January, the Gaels fell out of the playoff race with three straight losses. Queen’s snapped that losing streak in their final game, upsetting No. 7 Toronto in five sets on home court.

OUA All-STARS • Second Team: Katie Hagarty, Brett Hagarty • All-Rookie: Gabrielle Down

As a team, the Gaels were fifth in the country in digs with 1,281, led by Brett Hagarty, who finished the season with 302 digs, eighth in the CIS and second among nonliberos. Also at the CIS level, Queen’s was sixth in total attacks and seventh in kills per set, with almost 12.

Brett Hagarty’s strong play earned herself a spot among the OUA East Second Team All-Stars alongside older sister Katie Hagarty. Setter Gabrielle Down showed skill and patience to be named to the OUA East All-Rookie team.

Queen’s is also home to the OUA Award of Merit winner, Shannon Walsh, who won the award for her athletics, academics, and community service.

Team Awards • MVP: Katie Hagarty • Most Improved: Emilie Normand Special Honours • Shannon Walsh: OUA East Award of Merit • Kelsey Bishop: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 18)

• Brett Hagarty: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan. 27)

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Kelsey Bishop Q, Katie Hagarty Q, Shannon Walsh

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

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SU P P O R T SE R VICES

ATHLETIC THERAPY

Back Row (L–R): Robyn Bernick, Rebecca Gaudry, Jenna Dibblee, Darren Germann, Michael O’Meara, Jacob Bonafiglia, Hope Kearns, Paige Hanmer Middle Row (L–R): James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Kathryn Pearson (Athletic Therapist), Casey Cadeau, Hannah Davis, Heather Meadley, Kate Henning, Joelle Small, Aleks Velickovic, Alena Cook, Heidi Bonnell (Administrative Assistant), Dave Ross (Athletic Therapist) Front Row (L–R): Jackie Bardana (Physiotherapist), Jenna Seagrove, Kathryn Telford, Hillary Abramsky, Sarah Gajecki, Katie Briggs, Erin Roach, Heather O’Brien, Vicky Wiltshire (Head Athletic Therapist) Absent: Chris Bailey, Adam Beaudoin, Janelle Eeuwes, Christy Faulds, Hannah Frazer, Beth Godkin, Alison Hock, Gillian Kyle, Megan Laupacis, Karina Magalhaes, Ainslie McBride, Katie Mitchell, Kyle Schmalenberg, Sarah Shaw, Rachel Taylor, Sarah Vosburgh, Liz Worndl

HOME EVENTS

Back Row (L–R): Kelly Smith (Coodinator, Home Events), Jason Bornstein, Patricia Brum, Laura Stanley, Julie Briffa, Taryn Bergin, Erica Pascoal, Sammantha Dunseath, Alex House, Michelle Kasaboski Front Row (L–R): Josee Matte, Jenna McElvray, Kasha Lee, Kyle Schmalenberg, Justin Baronaitis, John Lapp, Gladys Kong, Sarah Edgerley, Keera Fishman, Aramita Gomes

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COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

SU P P O R T SE R VICES

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Back Row (L–R): Keegan Loucks, Matt Golas, Evan Karagiozov, Ian Perry, Matt Webster, Sam Sabourin, Greg Smith, Kenny Fuentes Middle Row (L–R): Paul Oneid (Head Strength & Conditioning Coach), Alex House, Brian Rowlings, Phil Tungate, Cassidy Timlin, Ashley Flemington, Briana Kelly, Patricia Brum, Jenn Kates, Alyssa Feunta, Alexander Kwok, Braeden Hunt, Callum Owen, Nicholas Gray Front Row (L–R): Chris Szymus, Toby Sharland, Megan Fisher, Jessie De Boer, Kasha Lee, Cameron Douglas, Nicholas Romanchuk, Tori Graham, Brett Walter, Erica Pascoal, Taylor Ostrander, Brandon Ma, Storm Patterson Absent: Laura Dalton, Marta Pawlik, Andrew Sauer, Sarah Armstrong, Jen Beverley, Tori Hollett, Dave Merrithew, Kelsey Valentine, Samantha Vaughan, Kristin Webb, Emily Anderson, Paul Best, Jacqueline Chan, Patrick Drouin, Brian Duncan, Yannick Laflamme

STUDENT ATHLETE ACADEMIC MENTORS (S.A.A.Ms)

Back Row (L–R): Andy Goodspeed (Coordinator, Athlete Services), Bamidele Esan, Nick Nucci, Nicole Morse, Robyn Pearson, Spencer Bayley, Morgan Williams Front Row (L–R): Andrea Gauthier, Kelsey Bishop, Laura Sproule, Joseph Coward, Rachel Colarossi, Caela Fenton, Stephaney Daley

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

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S u pp o rt S e r v i c e s

VARSITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Back Row (L–R): Alex Guiney, Abby Boland, Claudia DiFrancesco, Kelsey Bishop, Andrew Sauer, Sean Plumley, Nick Nucci, Alexi Pianosi, Jacob Glantz, Nick Castel, Jimmy Wintle, Cameron McPhaden Middle Row (L–R): Carlie Foss, Yi Quan, Etienne Moreau, Erica Pearson, Melissa Jung, Shawna Griffin, Sabrina Carew, Alan Payno Montoya, Jake Rothman, Shannon Hopkins, Becky Wilson, Anna Rogers, Zoe Keirstead Front Row (L–R): Elizabeth Liao, Brendan Sloan, Andrew Hastings, Joe Zupo, Elise Hoffman, Aaron Gazendam (Co-President), Shannon Walsh (Co-President), Oliver Neal, Clifton Kartner, Amelia Keech, Megan Richmond, Nicole Grenon, Taylor Ostrander

SEASON RECAP

In its second year, the Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) continued working towards connecting Queen’s athletes with the Kingston community.

This year the VLC launched its inaugural TriColour Series to develop and promote athlete-community integration.

Over 100 athletes attended three Varsity sporting events across three separate weekends, and included themes such as The Jack Project/Mental Health Awareness day.

Congratulations to the Women’s Volleyball for having the highest roster percentage of athletes in attendance and winning the Series this year!

Other initiatives include: running the second Annual Christmas Basket food drive with local soup kitchen Martha’s Table, and teaming up with OneMatch, the Stem Cell & Marrow network. Athletes donated over 30 baskets to Martha’s Table and over 75 athletes were swabbed with OneMatch.

Finally, the VLC held its first-ever transition retreat.

Incoming and outgoing members gathered to receive leadership training and collaborate on new and exciting outreach opportunities. It is our hope that community involvement will continue to grow and become a fundamental component of the Queen’s student-athlete experience.

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HOW TO get involved

Team Representative: Each team is encouraged to have one representative voice on the council. Returning athletes in any year are eligible for the position. If interested, contact Oliver Neal at vlcathlete@gogaelsgo.com.

Athlete: All athletes are encouraged to participate in any of the VLC’s programs and initiatives that are held throughout the year. Ask your team rep or check out our Facebook page to stay updated on important dates.

Fast facts • Each team has one representative voice on the VLC

• Any athlete can attend VLC meetings and voice their opinion

• Meetings are held monthly • Subcommittees for planning athlete integration and community involvement.

COLOUR AWARDS 2013–14

‘Q’ AWARD

2013-14 ‘Q’ Award Recipients Basketball

Liz Boag, Meaghan MacDougall, Greg Faulkner, Nikola Misljencevic, Mackenzie Simpson

CROSS COUNTRY

Jeff Archer, Tyson Loney

FOOTBALL

Alex Carroll, Justin Chapdelaine, TJ Chase-Dunawa, Ryan Granberg, Matt Kendrick, Andrew Lue, Billy McPhee, John Miniaci, Will Moodie, Sam Sabourin, Matt Webster, Derek Wiggan

HOCKEY

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 studentathletes have been tested by the combined rigors of athletics and academics during their career at Queen’s. The personal growth you have experienced as a student-athlete has prepared you for success in future endeavours.

The Graduating “Q” is a constant reminder of your experience as a student-athlete. The commitment, perseverance, joy, pain, and ultimately the successes you have achieved are all represented by this award. Presented to graduating athletes who have contributed to Queen’s for a minimum of three seasons, this award is a reminder that recipients are ‘Forever a Gael.’

Shawna Griffin, Stephane Chabot, Joey Derochie, Kelly Jackson, Patrick McEachen, Alexi Pianosi, Jordan Soquila

ROWING

Emily Baturin, Kendra Marchant, Kat Merwin, Jennifer Seidel, Locke Davenport Huyer, Eric Farquharson, Darren Major, Patrick McCrady, Alan Payno Montoya, Stephen Tuffner, Richard Walker, Jordan Wille, Chris Zakos

RUGBY

Tommy Kirkham, Brendan McGovern, William Payne, Jacob Rumball, Liam Underwood, Matthew Woodley, David Worsley, Hanna Koposhynska, Claragh Pegg, Kayla Roote, Taylor White

SOCCER

Kayla Crnic, Melissa Jung, Eric Koskins, Maxfield Materne, Dylan Maxwell, Chris Michael, David Tom

VOLLEYBALL

Kelsey Bishop, Katie Hagarty, Darren Edwards, Jacob Glantz, Philippe Goyer, Stephen Holmes, Will Sidgwick

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

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A W A R DS

PHE’55 Alumnae Award — Varsity Team Female Athlete of the Year

The PHE ‘55 Alumnae Award, presented in 1964 by the female members of the Physical Education Class of 1955.

Awarded annually to a Varsity Team female athlete in her 4th or 5th year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness, leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to her team.

2013-14 TBA 2012-13 Riley Filion (Soccer) 2011-12 Natalie Gray (Volleyball) 2010-11 Katie Matthews (Volleyball) 2009-10 Charly Thivierge-Lortie, Charly (Rowing) 2008-09 Kristine Matusiak (Rowing) 2007-08 Connie Dayboll (Rowing) 2006-07 Elish McConville (Soccer) 2005-06 Jenny Hogsden (Rowing) 2004-05 Amy Goodday (Basketball) 2003-04 Beth Wightman (X-Country & Track & Field) 2002-03 Cecily Clarke (Soccer) 2001-02 Nicole Clarke (Track & Field) 2000-01 Jacqueline Beudoin (Basketball) 1999-00 Caroline Gibbings (Badminton & Tennis) 1998-99 Sharyl Fyffe (Synchronized Swimming) 1997-98 Cathy McNally (Figure Skating) 1996-97 Sarah Gibbing (Badminton) 1995-96 Deanne Harada (Figure Skating) 1994-95 Martha Hall (Soccer) 1993-94 Jillian Boyd (Field Hockey) 1992-93 Vicki Lowes (Soccer) 1991-92 Carolyn Reeder (X-country, Track, Swimming)

Tammy Staple (Track and Field & Figure Skating) 1990-91 Cathy Redshaw (Soccer, Hockey) 1989-90 April Hayes (Figure Skating) 1988-89 Peggy Phillips (Figure Skating) 1987-88 Nancy Potvin (Track and Field) 1986-87 Brenda Skillen (Gymnastics) 1985-86 Roaxanne MacKnight (Field Hockey) 1984-85 Melody Torcolacci (Track & Field)

Riley Filion 2012-13 PHE’55 Award Recipient

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1983-84 Mary Hill (Track & Field) 1982-83 Cynthia McCall (Swimming and Diving) 1981-82 Nancy Firstbrook (Alpine Skiing) 1980-81 Jayne McNeil (Gymnastics) 1979-80 Not Awarded 1978-79 Sheryl Keely (Basketball & Curling) 1977-78 Cathy Sproul (Volleyball) 1976-77 M.A. Drinkwater (Track & Field)

Pam Scothorn (Track & Field) 1975-76 Marg Bartlett (Field Hockey, Hockey &

Nordic Skiing) 1974-75 Laney Marshall (Basketball) Jane Patterson (Basketball) 1973-74 Karen Carson (Basketball, Field Hockey 1972-73 Kaiva Celdova (Fencing, Track and Field

& Volleyball) 1971-72 Maureen Bouris (Basketball,

Track & Field) 1970-71 Pam Maitland (X-Country Skiing)

Cindy Riach (Basketball, Tennis) 1969-70 Lynne Brearley (Curling),

Margaret Clossen (Archery, Basketball) 1968-69 Nancy Wilson (Swimming, Volleyball);

Connie Bothwell (Basketball, Hockey) 1967-68 Alison Glendenning (Basketball, Swimming) 1966-67 Sue Cheshire (Swimming) 1965-66 Not awarded 1964-65 Catherine Cartwright (Archery,

Basketball, Hockey & Volleyball)

Jackson Dakin 2012-13 Jenkins Trophy Award Recipient

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Jenkins trophy — Varsity Team male Athlete of the Year

The Jenkins Trophy, presented in 1930 by Thomas Jenkins is one of oldest trophies at Queen’s. Awarded annually to a Varsity Team male athlete in his 4th or 5th year who best displays qualities of scholastic achievement, competitiveness, leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and exceptional contributions to his team.

2013-14 TBA 2012-13 Jackson Dakin (Volleyball) 2011-12 Osie Ukwuoma (Football) 2010-11 Jonathon Lawrance (Hockey) 2009-10 Matt Hulse (Track/Cross Country) 2008-09 Jimmy Allin (Football) 2007-08 Devon Miller (Volleyball) 2006-07 Steve Willis (Volleyball) 2005-06 Jon Martin (Track & Field) 2004-05 Morgan Jarvis (Rowing) 2003-04 Steve Orchard (Rugby) 2002-03 Jeremy Armstrong (Soccer) 2001-02 Pat Brooks (Rugby) 2000-01 Jake Magolan (Volleyball) 1999-00 Mike Cowan (Soccer) 1998-99 Bob McGill (X-Country and Track & Field) 1997-98 James Osborn (Football and Track & Field) 1996-97 Steve Pettigrew (Rugby) 1995-96 Dave Kantor (Volleyball) 1994-95 Marc Labrom (Soccer) 1993-94 Dan Brown (Hockey) 1992-93 Kevin Graham (Volleyball) Eric Dell (Football) 1991-92 Mike Boone (Football) 1990-91 John Geddes (Rowing) 1989-90 Dave Lougheed (Rugby) 1988-89 Mike Scotten (Basketball) Tom Goetz (Rugby) 1987-88 Charlie Galunic (Football) 1986-87 Dave Mather (X-Country/Track & Field) 1985-86 Mark Bayley (Track & Field and X-Country) 1984-85 Rob Nairn (Rowing & Rugby) 1983-84 Larry Mohr (Football) 1982-83 Doug Hamilton (Rowing) 1981-82 Paul Stothart (Hockey) 1980-81 Ross Frances (Football)

John MacIntyre (Hockey) 1979-80 Peter Becke (Track)

Jim Muller (Football/Wrestling) 1978-79 Adam Shoemaker (X-Country)

Duncan Card (Track & Field) 1977-78 Bob McCormack (Track & Field) 1976-77 Darrell Penner (Football &Swimming) 1975-76 John Pearson (Swimming) 1974-75 Peter Kopp (Nordic Skiing, Rugby

& Basketball) 1973-74 Colin Loudon (Hockey) 1972-73 Brian Warrender (Football) 1971-72 Murray Douglas (Hockey) 1970-71 Heino Lilles (Football) Ron Walsh (Basketball) 1969-70 Jim Tait (Football & Hockey)

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

1933-34 1932-33

1931-32 1930-31

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

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Alfie Pierce Trophy - Varsity Team Rookie of the Year

The Alfie Pierce Trophy, first presented by Arts ‘47 as a tribute to Alfie Pierce who gave a lifetime of dedication to training and helping Queen’s interuniversity teams, is awarded annually to a male and female (in both Varsity Club & Varsity Team) student who contributed the most to varsity athletics in their first year at Queen’s.

2013-14 201-13 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

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TBA Nadia Popov (Rugby); Sukhpreet Singh (Basketball) Jesse De Boer (Soccer); Matt Christie (Rowing) Liz Boag (Basketball); Sam Sabourin (Football) Erin Roberts (Squash); Payton Liske (Hockey) Brienna Shaw (Soccer); Scott Kyle (Rugby) Elyssa Heller (Volleyball); Joren Zeeman (Volleyball) Elizabeth Kench (Hockey, Ryan Gibb (Hockey) Victoria Kaufman (Hockey); Danny Brannagan (Football) Brittany Segeren (Swimming); Braden Novakowski (X-Country & Track) Eilish McConville (Soccer); Simon Mitchell (Basketball) Ashley Barrett (Soccer); Brad Smith (Football) Elizabeth Chiasson (Hockey); Jamie Earle (Water Polo) Jennifer Howitt (Figure Skating); Jason Natalinin (Basketball) Amy Connell (XC & Track and Field); Corey Trudeau (Football &Track) Claudia Tom (Hockey); Jon Landon (Football) Karin Hoegberg (Rowing); Jake Magolan (Volleyball) Carole Gibbings (Badminton); John Alexiou (Volleyball) Tara Black (Figure Skating); Paul Correale (Football & Track and Field) Sarah Pardy (Track and Field); Peter Stelter (Basketball) Sarah Gibbings (Badminton); Brendan Johnson (Soccer) Sarah Leonard (Track and Field); Mike Spence (Volleyball) Sophie Kenward (Track , X-Country & NSkiing); Derek Morin (Hockey) Victoria Wilson (Basketball); Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby) Jackie Cernik (Tennis); Marc Lemieux (Wrestling) Carolyn Reeder (Track & Field); Justin McDonough (Tennis) Jill Lutz (Swimming and Diving); Mike Burleigh (Basketball) Maggie Bird (Swimming and Diving); Trevor Van Nest (Track and Field) Nancy Olmstead (Nordic Skiing); Mark Nowell (Squash) Jennifer Boyd (Swimming and Diving); Sheridan Baptiste (Track & Field and Football) Jackie Dusenbury (Basketball); Mark Burleigh (Football) Kaia Nielson (Volleyball);

Paul Minaker (Hockey); Steve Boyd (X-Country) 1981-82 Jane Anne Forrest (Indoor Track);

Scott Bissessar (Football and Track) 1980-81 Carolyn Ellis (Synch. Swimming);

Larry Mohr (Football) 1979-80 Melody Torcolacci (Track and Field);

Bob Wright (Football) 1978-79 Chris Bowlby (Nordic Skiing);

Jack Raleigh (Swimming) 1977-78 Lori Boyce (Hockey); David Lech (Alpine Skiing) 1976-77 Sandra Blainey (Figure Skating);

Jim Muller (Wrestling); Charles Hitchon (Track) 1975-76 Laurie Morrison (Synchronized Swimming);

Tim Dennis (Swimming) 1974-75 Virginia Honeyman (Alpine Skiing & Field Hockey); Kevin Thompson (Track & Field) 1973-74 Mary Anne Drinkwater (Basketball & Track);

Robert MacCormack (X-Country) 1972-73 Leslie Ferrari (Hockey); Darrell Penner (Football) 1971-72 Penny Smith (Gymnastics); Steve Gross (Hockey) 1970-71 Karen Carson (Basketball & Field Hockey);

Colin Loudon (Hockey) 1969-70 Margaret Hutchinson (Volleyball);

Gord Taylor (Soccer) 1968-69 Maureen Bouris (Track & Field);

Gord Hurd (Swimming) 1967-68 Cindy Riach (Archery, Basketball & Track);

Robert Lingwood (Track) 1966-67 Bob Clayton (Hockey); Ron Walsh (Basketball) 1965-66 Tim Baker (Wrestling) 1964-65 Alison Glendenning (Bball, Hockey & Swimming);

Dave Ellis (Track) 1963-64 Not Awarded 1962-63 James Young (Football) 1961-62 Judy Jarvis (Badminton); Elwin Derbyshire (Hockey) 1960-61 Joan Quinn 1959-60 Bob Crown (Wrestling) 1958-59 Margaret Benson (Badminton &Tennis) 1957-58 Susan Hough (Badminton & Basketball) 1956-57 Dorothy McLaughlin (Badminton) 1955-56 Not Awarded 1954-55 Jack Abraham (Boxing) 1953-54 Ron Stewart (Football) 1952-53 Norma Higgs (Archery, Basketball, Swimming);

Ralph Pohlman (Boxing) 1951-52 Al Poutenen (Skiing) 1950-51 Dick Erwin (Football) 1949-50 Don Griffin (Basketball) 1948-49 Jack Logan (Football) 1947-48 Joan Keough (Basketball)

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Jim Tait Trophy - Varsity Team of the Year

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

2013-14

TBA

2012-13

Women’s Soccer

2011-12

Women’s Soccer

2010-11

Women's Soccer

Prior to 2010-11 season, the Jim Tait Trophy was awarded to a varsity male athlete who best displays the qualities of leadership, sportsmanship, dedication and an exceptional contribution to men’s inter-university team sports.

2009-10

Scott Valberg (Football)

2008-09

Thaine Carter (Football)

2007-08

Mike Giffin (Football)

2006-07

Brad Smith (Football)

2005-06

Kiel Perching (Rugby)

2004-05

Jamie Earle (Water Polo)

2003-04

Tom Denison (Football)

2002-03

Kevin Elsey (Volleyball)

2001-02

Bryan English (Volleyball)

2000-01

James MacLean (Football)

1999-00

Scott Richardson (Hockey)

1998-99

Jim Aru (Football)

1997-98

Nik Thomas (Soccer)

1996-97

Ken Butler (Soccer)

1995-96

Mike Spence (Volleyball)

1994-95

Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby)

1993-94

Steve Small (Curling)

1992-93

Brad Elberg (Football)

1991-92

Mike Burleigh (Basketball & Football)

1990-91

Andrew Perrett (Rugby)

1989-90

Dave Campbell (Hockey)

1988-89

Iain Grindal (Rugby)

1987-88

Roy Myllari (Hockey)

1986-87

John Walker (Soccer)

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 200910 season.

2013- 14

TBA

2012 - 13

Morgan McHaffie (Hockey); Liam Underwood (Rugby)

2011-12

Joren Zeeman (Volleyball)

2010-11

Jacqueline Tessier (Soccer); Mel Dodd-Moher (Hockey)

2009-10

Danny Brannagan (Football)

SUPPORT SERVICES AWARDs

The Varsity Support Service Awards are presented to recognize the individuals who have demonstrated dedication and leadership while making a significant contribution to the success of the Queen’s Varsity Sport Program in Athletic Therapy (Hal Dunlop Shield), Athlete Services, Home Events and Strength and Conditioning.

2013-14

TBA

2012-13

Geoff Johnston (Athletic Therapy), Alex Pianosi (Athlete Services), Tracy Wong (Home Events) and

Doug Davidson (Strength and Conditioning)

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2012-13 OUA Academic All-Stars* Rowing

Elise Hoffmann, Emily Jewell, Sean Whitehall, Lindsey Wilson, Mark Bonar, Brendan Coffey, Robert Cooper, Locke Davenport Huyer, Stephen Holloway, Jacob Koudys, Rami Maassarani, Jordan Rendall, John Ross, Stephen Tuffner

2012-13 Academic All-Canadians* Basketball

James Asefa, Bernard Burgesson, John Lenz, Nikola Misljencevic, Liz Boag, Maria Gill, Sydney Kernahan, Nicole Morse

Cross Country

Eric MacPherson, Nick McGraw, Charlotte Dunlap, Caela Fenton, Lianne Girard, Shannen Murray, Ceilidh Stubbs, Meghan Tait

Football

Cory Dyer, Ryan Farrell, Aaron Gazendam, Justin Gleben, Boris Isakov, Nick Nucci, Sean Plumley, Andrew Sauer, Evan Sequeira, Dillon Wamsley, William Zed

Hockey

Rugby (M)

Grant Clark, Matt Gottschling, Tommy Kirkham, Jacob Rumball, Brendan Sloan, Liam Underwood, Marc Van der wal, Michael van der Westhuizen, David Williams, Matt Wolfe *Presented in the Fall of 2013; based on the 2012-13 academic year.

Rugby (W)

Rachelle Kranenburg, Marin MacLeod, Clare Miller, Sarah Pathak, Claragh Pegg, Natalie Poirier, Nadia Popov, Kayla Roote, Devon Stride, Taylor White, Sophia Zubrycky

Soccer

Christopher Barran, Ben Fenech, Eric Koskins, Dylan Maxwell, Nick Pateras, William Twardek, Joe Zupo, Alex Blanchard, Monique Czaczkowski, Jessie De Boer, Riley Filion, Melissa Jung, Mikyla Kay, Chantal McFetridge, Alexis McKinty, Clare Murphy, Cara Ott, Jackie Tessier

Volleyball

Matthew Bonshor, Scott Brunet, Jacob Glantz, Brett Walter, Kelsey Bishop, Colleen Ogilvie, Becky Wilson *Presented in the Fall of 2013; based on the 2012-13 academic year.

David Aime, Joey Derochie, Jordan Mirwaldt, Tyler Moore, Alexi Pianosi, Jordan Soquila, Mary Coughlin, Courtenay Jacklin, Chantal Morais, Alisha Sealey, Kristin Smith, Alana Smith, Chelsey Verbeek

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