2016-17 Colour Awards Varsity Teams

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2016–17 BY THE NUMBERS NATIONAL RESULTS (U SPORTS/CURA/CUSSL/CUFLA) • 2 National 1st Place Finishes (M Ultimate/ W Ultimate) • 1 U SPORTS 2nd Place Finish ( W Cross Country) • 1 National 3rd Place Finish (M Golf) • 2 U SPORTS First Team All-Canadians (W Cross Country, M Curling) • 3 U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadians (W Cross Country, W Rugby [2])

• 2 CUFLA All-Canadians (M Lacrosse) • 4 U SPORTS Major Award Winners (Football, W Basketball, W Cross

TABLE OF CONTENTS WELCOMING MESSAGES

Message from the Principal & Chancellor; Vice-Provost & Dean of Student Affairs ............................................................ 2 Message from the Athletics Acting Executive 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

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

AWARDS

Graduating ‘Q’ Award...............................................................23 Major Awards...................................................................... 24–25 Academic All-Stars and All-Canadians...............................26 Support Services Awards........................................................26

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

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Country, M Curling) 2 U SPORTS Championship All-Stars (W Soccer, W Basketball) 1 U SPORTS Athlete of the Month (W Cross Country) 2 U SPORTS Athletes of the Week (W Cross Country, W Rugby) 2 U SPORTS M Hockey All-Star Team Members 1 National 1st Place Individual Finish (W Cross Country) 1 National 2nd Place Individual Finish (W Squash) 2 National 3rd Place Individual Finish (W Rowing, M Rowing)

PROVINCIAL RESULTS • 6 Team Titles (M Ultimate, W Ultimate, W Squash, Cycling, Triathlon, Sailing)

• 7 2nd Place Team Finishes (W Soccer, W Cross Country, M Hockey, M Curling, W Basketball, M Rugby, W Rowing)

• 3 3rd Place Team Finishes (M Water Polo, M Golf, W Fencing) • 7 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country, Sailing [2], Cycling [2], W Fencing, W Squash)

• 9 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W Track, W Rowing [4], M Gold, W Figure Skating [2], W Fencing)

• 7 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing, M Rowing, W Track, Figure Skating, W Fencing, M Fencing, W Cross Country)

• 28 OUA First Team All-Stars (M Volleyball, W Volleyball, M Squash, • • • • • • •

W Squash [2], W Rugby [4], M Rugby [5], W Lacrosse, M Hockey, W Golf, Field Hockey, W Fencing [3], M Curling [3], W Cross Country [2], W Basketball [2]) 14 OUA Second Team All-Stars (W Basketball, M Cross Country, Football [3], M Golf, M Hockey, W Lacrosse [2], W Track, W Volleyball, M Volleyball) 8 OUA All-Rookie Team (M Volleyball [3], W Volleyball, Football [3], W Basketball) 2 OIWFA All-Stars (Fastpitch) 1 NCWP All-Star (W Water Polo) 12 Ontario Major Award Winners (W Water Polo, W Squash [2], W Rugby, M Rugby, Football, W Fencing [2], Fastpitch, W Cross Country, W Basketball, Baseball) 8 OUA Athletes of the Week (W Soccer, M Soccer, W Rugby, M Hockey, M Curling, W Cross Country [2], M Basketball) 4 OUA Football Players of the Week

QUEEN’S TOTAL 2016-17 RECORD • Varsity Team Record: 107-62-11 (0.625) • Playoff Record: 18-20 (0.474)

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR)

Voting Members 2016–17: Luke McQuilkin, Victoria Restivo, Greg Kurcin, Lindsay Ruiter, Emma Smith, Aimee Burtch, Yves Filion, Sue Bates, Leslie Dal Cin Ex Officio Members: Ann Tierney, Rob Watering, Leo Burns Scully, Ginette Denford Resource Members: Jeff Downie, Sean Scott, Duane Parliament, Linda Melnick, Kirsty Milne

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WELCOMING MESSAGES

As the 2016-17 athletic season draws to a close, I am pleased to offer my congratulations to our student-athletes, teams, coaches and support staff for another great season of Gaels sport. This 81st edition of the Colour Awards will pay tribute to the accomplishments and achievements over the past year, but it also serves as an important connection to an athletic tradition and legacy of generations of student-athletes who have worn the tricolour in our school’s rich history.

This is an exciting time for sport, recreation and physical activity at Queen’s. In the Fall, thanks to the generosity of our alumni, we celebrated the opening of a revitalized Richardson Stadium for our student-athletes and fans to enjoy for years to come while construction on the Innovation and Wellness Centre began in September and is expected to be completed in spring 2018.

To our graduating athletes who will soon depart University life to take on new and exciting challenges, 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 legacy that you have helped to inspire.

DANIEL R. WOOLF

Principal and Vice-Chancellor

Thank you for your contributions to Queen’s and to the important role that you have played in our rich history of sport.

Cha Gheill!

It gives me great pleasure to share in celebrating the accomplishments of our student-athletes and teams at this year’s Colour Awards.

Tonight we recognize the student-athletes and teams who have earned our highest honours. We are also celebrating a tremendous athletic community, one that supports and inspires, that is active in community service, and that represents Queen’s as both competitors and ambassadors.

Our student-athletes continue to exhibit both academic and athletic excellence. This year, 396 student-athletes earned Academic All-Star status. This is an all-time high for Queen’s, and we continually place among the top five schools in Canada. This achievement, combined with the on– field performance of our student-athletes, reflects the fact that our university is the home of scholars and champions.

Congratulations to all of our student-athletes!

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.

To our student-athletes: all the best with your exams and your future athletic and academic endeavours.

ANN TIERNEY

Vice-Provost & Dean of Student Affairs

Go Gaels Go!

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COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

WELCOMING MESSAGES

I would like to offer my congratulations and thanks for an exciting 2016-17 season of Gaels sports.

I am immensely proud of our student-athletes, coaches, support staff and teams who represent Queen’s as both fierce competitors and outstanding ambassadors. Kudo’s to our talented studentathletes who were recognized with provincial and national honours this year. Our future shines brightly.

My thanks to the VLC and our entire varsity community for your continued support to charities like Run for the Cure, Martha’s Table and the Boy’s and Girl’s Club; and for your continued support of one another with the Gold Rush program. Through your efforts, you are making an impact on our campus and in our community.

My sincerest thank you to our dedicated coaches, team captains, support staff, alumni and team supporters who come together to make the Gaels varsity environment inspiring, rewarding and remarkable. This is a tradition, legacy and winning edge that sets us apart.

JEFF DOWNIE

Acting Executive Director, Athletics and Recreation

For those of you receiving awards this evening, congratulations to you and your teammates on these accolades - they are especially notable given the immense competition, stature and accomplishments of your peers.

I wish you the very best of luck with your exams and I look forward with much anticipation to the start of the 2017-18 season.

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 VLC also aims to create a community and support system among all our student-athletes with the goal that all our athletes feel supported on and off the field.

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 Gaels Care community outreach program.

VICTORIA RESTIVO & LUKE MCQUILKIN

Thank you for all of your support and participation this year.

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

Thank you for making the VLC’s fifth year a success!

Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) Co-Presidents

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COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): CJ Crocco (Assistant Coach), Idan Itskovitch (Assistant Coach), Landon Brickenden, Harry Range, Jesse Graham, Henry Van Herk, Ross Vrana-Godwin, Tanner Graham, Russell Winters, Mike Blumel, Zac Smith, Jermaine Small (Assistant Coach), Steph Barrie (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Michael Ogoms, Richard Iheadindu, Sammy Ayisi, Kris Rotterman, Sukhpreet Singh, Isse Ibrahim, Isaiah Wilson, Vincent Wood, Jacob Yager Absent: Mike Shoveller

SEASON RECAP

After dropping their OUA season opener on the road against the York Lions, the Gaels went on a tear to close out 2016. They took wins in their next four contests before the winter break defeating Laurier, Waterloo, Lakehead and Algoma. The Gaels extended their win streak to five with a win to start 2017 at Western before losing to Windsor by just one the following night.

Queen`s dropped their next 11 games but were able to end the regular season on a high note defeating the York Lions at home to qualify for the playoffs.

The Gaels visited the Nipissing Lakers in the opening round of OUA playoffs and despite trailing by as much as 22 late in the game were able to come back to within three and have a shot to tie the game up. The final possession shot didn`t fall, and Nipissing ended the season for Queen`s.

RESULTS • Third in OUA East (7-12) • Lost to Nipissing in OUA playoff (77-74) OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Sukhpreet Singh TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Sukhpreet Singh/Tanner Graham SPECIAL HONOURS • Tanner Graham: OUA Athlete of the Week (Nov. 20), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 20, Jan. 8)

• Sukhpreet Singh: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb. 5), All-Time Leading Scorer (1,379 Points)

Sukhpreet Singh made program history for the Gaels breaking the teams all-time scoring record previously held by Mitch Leger. The new record now stands at 1,379 points.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Sukhpreet Singh Q

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COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): Bob Freeman (Assistant Coach), Stepanie Del Gobbo (Student Trainer), Sarah Saftich (Captain), Adriana Conti, Marianne Alarie, Abby Dixon, Megan Saftich, Bridget Mulholland, Emma Ritcey, Emily Hazlett (Captain), Chris Brooker (Student Trainer), James Bambury (Assistant Coach), Dave Wilson (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Sara Exely (Student Trainer), Gemma Bullard, Robyn Pearson, Myriam Fontaine, Veronika Lavergne, Andrea Priamo, Maddie Morris, Kat Holt, Katherine Bernard Yip-Choy (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP The Gaels finished 2016-17 with their best mark in franchise history losing just one conference game all year to close out the season at 18-1.

The only blemish came at home after winning their first 16 games the Gaels lost 60-52 to the Carleton Ravens.

Queen’s headed into the playoffs as the first overall seed earning a bye to the quarterfinal round where they made quick work of Lakehead.

Queen`s earned the right to host the OUA Critelli Cup final four for the first time in program history. The Gaels took down the Windsor Lancers and met Carleton for a sold-out Critelli Cup final at the ARC with 1,904 in attendance. In the end, the Ravens were too much, taking a Critelli Cup win 49-41.

At the U SPORTS national championship, the No.3 Gaels took down Cape Breton in their quarter-final match.

Queen`s then lost to Laval and met Carleton in the bronze medal game in a rematch of the OUA final.

The Ravens once again got the better of the Gaels giving Queen`s a fourth place finish.

RESULTS • First in OUA East (18-1) • Defeated Lakehead in OUA quarter-final (81-53) • Defeated Windsor in OUA semifinal (64-56) • Lost to Carleton in OUA Critelli Cup final (49-41) • Defeated Cape Breton in U SPORTS quarter-final (60-51) • Lost to Laval in U SPORTS semifinal (78-67) • Lost to Carleton in U SPORTS bronze (53-43) U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STAR • Robyn Pearson OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Emily Hazlett, Robyn Pearson • Second Team: Andrea Priamo • Rookie: Bridget Mulholland TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Robyn Pearson/Emily Hazlett • Rookie: Bridget Mulholland SPECIAL HONOURS • Emily Hazlett: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Mar.6, Jan.8)

• Abby Dixon: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Jan.22) • Marianne Alarie: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Nov.27)

• Robyn Pearson: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Jan.15,

Dec.5), All-Time leading rebounder and 4th in OUA (866)

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Emily Hazlett Q

• Dave Wilson: U SPORTS and OUA coach of the year • TEAM: Program record for wins and best record in a season (18-1), highest national ranking in team history (No.3)

• U SPORTS Top 10: 14 of 14 weeks and highest rank No.3

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Steve Boyd (Head Coach), Gavin Hatheway, Kevin Azocar, Declan Colwell, Rob Kanko, Cameron Bardwell, Eric Wynands, Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L–R): MIles Dignum, Mark Schmidt, Dakota Lavery, Malcolm Southerland, Millar Coveney, Joey Stel

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels started the season with a sixth-place finish at the Western Invitational, before heading to the States to compete in the Gold Division at the Paul Short Run at Lehigh University, where the tricolour finished 24th out of 38 teams. Next up was the Queen’s Invitational, where the men finished one point off 1st place Western. Eric Wynands crossed the line in second, followed closely by Mark Schmidt and Robert Kanko in 4th and 5th.

RESULTS • Fifth place at OUA Championship • Eighth place at U SPORTS Championship

At the OUA Championship, the Gaels finished in 5th as a team. Queen’s was led by a 10th place finish from Wynands, who earned OUA Second Team All-Star honours for his performance. The other tricolour scorers finished in 20th, 22nd, 24th, and 33rd to total 109 points.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP • Eric Wynands - 27th (10km) • Mark Schmidt - 30th (10km)

At the U Sports Championship, Wynands again provided the best result for the Gaels. His 27th place finish narrowly edged out teammate Mark Schmidt, who placed 30th, as the top Queen’s runner. The tricolour entered the national championship ranked 10th, and surpassed expectations with 185 points to earn 8th place as a team.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Eric Wynands - 10th (10km) • Mark Schmidt - 20th (10km) • Millar Coveney - 22nd (10km)

OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Eric Wynands TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Eric Wynands • Rookie: Millar Coveney • Coaches Award: Gavin Hatheway SPECIAL HONOURS • U SPORTS Top 10: 5 of 7 weeks and highest rank No.8

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Gavin Hatheway Q

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COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Steve Boyd (Head Coach), Claire Sumner, Shannen Murray, Beatrice Cigagna, Heidi Oherling, Taylor Sills, Lindsay Kary, Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L–R): Gabriella Banhara, Julie-Anne Staehli, Claudia Belanger, Mary McLean, Braeden Brown

SEASON RECAP

Beatrice Cigagna led the tricolour to a 2nd place finish in the Brown Division at the Paul Short Run at Lehigh University. The Gaels season took a turn for the better at the historic Queen’s Invitational, where the women ran the identical 8km course as the men for the first time at the university level in North America. The tricolour finished 1st as a team, led by 1st and 2nd place finishes from Claire Sumner and Julie-Anne Staehli.

At the OUA Championship, Sumner finished atop the podium for individual Gold, followed closely by Staehli, who claimed Bronze. Both Gaels also earned OUA First Team All-Star honours en route to a team Silver Medal with 58 points. As a team, Queen’s has now finished on the OUA podium for three consecutive years.

At the U SPORTS Championship, Sumner collected another Gold as the top female runner. Staehli finished 10th to become the first five-time U Sports All-Canadian at Queen’s. The Gaels earned team Silver with 77 points, just seven points shy of Guelph. Queen’s tied their best team result at a national championship with their second place finish, which they last accomplished in 2003.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Lindsay Kary Q, Claire Sumner Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

RESULTS • Silver medal at OUA Championship • Silver medal at U SPORTS Championship INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Claire Sumner - 1st (6km) • Julie-Anne Staehli - 3rd (6km) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP • Claire Sumner - 1st (6km) • Julie-Anne Staehli - 10th (6km) • Beatrice Cigagna - 20th (6km) OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Claire Sumner, Julie-Anne Staehli U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • First Team: Claire Sumner • Second Team: Julie-Anne Staehli TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Claire Sumner • Rookie: Heidi Ohrling • Coaches Award: Julie-Anne Staehli SPECIAL HONOURS • Julie-Anne Staehli: Queen’s first 5-time All-Canadian,

Canadian runner for IAAF World Cross Country Championship

• Claire Sumner: U SPORTS MVP, U SPORTS Athlete of

the Week (Nov 16) and Month (Nov.), OUA MVP, OUA Athlete of the Week (Nov 16, Oct 17), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct 17, Oct 31, Nov 14), Canadian runner for IAAF World Cross Country Championship • Beatrice Cigagna: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct 3) • U SPORTS Top 10: 6 of 7 weeks and highest rank No.2

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Back Row (L-R): Thomas Walser, William Koos, Andy Ngobila, Perry Amankwaah, Cameron Duffy, Connor Weir, Justin Bowman, Nelkas Kwemo, Connor McQuilkin, Brendan Coffey, Kurtis Schaefer, Curtis Smith, Louis Hebert, Ron Jones, Thompson McCallum, Marquis Richards, Brad Inniss, Philippe Archambault, William Bannatyne, Spencer Giffin, Nick Liberatore Fourth Row (L–R): Liam Varvaris, Ethan Whiting, D’Antal Sampson, Benjamin Arhen, Peter Hannon, Eric Dodwell, John Meenagh, Emilio Frometa, Daniel Hayes, Erick Lessard, Setton Battin, Stewart Annoya, Connor Redmond, Brendan Ginn, Josh Mosley, Timothy Vanheuvlen, Graeme Parsons, Adam Dingwall, Cameron Fischl, Marko Aref, Jack Hache, Dominic Ciraco, Paul Henning, Chris Wilson, Gavin Millard Third Row (L–R): Jonah Johnston, Morgan Larson, Treno Morton, Yann Ky, Cameron Lawson, Gabriel Boucher, Zackary Kealey, Blake Zarubiak, Tyler Roy, Richard Byrne, Trevor McGarrity, Phoenix Grouse, Zac Sauer, Munashe Masawi, Tanner Gennaro, Nick Dowd, Philip Maclean, Austin Geddes, Tyler Woods, Jake Hamm, William Ruddy, Jack Rabb, Ross Cameron, Marko Xidos, Tristan Kuchar Second Row (L–R): Max Moloney, Tyger Jones, Josh Carter, Jeff Mellor (Equipment Manager), Jessica Leach (Student Trainer), Evan Knapp-Fischer (Student Trainer), Father Ray Desouza, Glen Williamson (Recruiting Coach), Allen Champagne (Defensive Graduate Assistant), Alex Vertullo (Assistant Coach Offence), Greg Marshall (Defensive Coordinator), Pat Sheahan (Head Coach), Ben D’Andrea (Assistant Coach Defence), Phil Roberts (Special Teams Coordinator), Devan Sheahan (Receivers Coach), Ron Augustine (Recruiting Coach), Craig Belfer (Athletic Therapist), Ali Hicks (Student Trainer), Kessem Raphael (Student Trainer), Wayne Barnett (Videographer), Steve Barr (Asst. Equipment Manager) Front Row (L–R): Matteo Del Brocco, Nick Fraser-Greene, Austin Passariello, Luke McQuilkin, Rudy Uhl, Michael Moore, James Donald, Adam Black, John Bews, Niclas Bembenak, Alex Zulys, Jason Shamatutu, Chris Mackey, Kyle Gouveia, Nate Hobbs, Jeremy Pendergast, Matt Pendergast, Jonah Pataki, Wes Mann, Jake Firlotte, Jake Puskas, Ryan Keays, Connor Gascoigne, Ejaz Causer Absent: Scott Stinson (Tight Ends Coach), Mark Magee (Running Backs Coach), Shawn Gifford (Offensive Line Coach), Ralph Wightman (Recruiting Coach), Peter Brannen (Video Coordinator), Josh Maveety (Kicking Coach), Bill Sparrow (Asst. Equipment Manager), John Lapp (Student Trainer)

MEN’S FOOTBALL

VARSITY TEAMS

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

VARSITY TEAMS

SEASON RECAP

With the old Richardson Stadium torn down and a new one standing in its place, the Gaels had to wait until the fourth week of the season to play their first home game.

RESULTS • Seventh in OUA (3-5) • Lost tie-breaker to Guelph to miss playoffs

Queen’s opened the season with a pair of road losses, first to the eventual Yates Cup Champions from Laurier, and then to the defending conference champions at Guelph. In both games, the tricolour fought hard and even had the lead in the second half.

OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Zac Sauer, Wesley Mann, Dominic

With a bye week between their first two games, the Gaels opened the revitalized Richardson Stadium against Western in Week 4. In a 27-13 loss to the rival Mustangs, rookie kicker Nick Liberatore scored all 13 points for Queen’s, keeping the tricolour faithful waiting to do their first Oil Thigh in the new Stadium.

The Gaels earned their first win of the season and the first win in the new facility the following week against Toronto 20-5. In the second quarter of the game, Kingston native Eric Dodwell scored the first touchdown in the new home of Queen’s Football to give Queen’s the lead, which they didn’t relinquish for the rest of the game.

After a win at Waterloo and a loss at McMaster, the tricolour hosted Windsor at Homecoming in mid-October. Wesley Mann made two interceptions in the win, returning one for a touchdown. Jonah Pataki put the game out of reach early, scoring three touchdowns on over 150 yards rushing in the first half.

The final game of the regular season was a win-and-in situation for the Gaels, who were in the hunt for the final OUA playoff spot. Queen’s was matched up with a nationally ranked team from Ottawa, and it was the tricolour ahead on the scoreboard for all of regulation. When starting quarterback Nate Hobbs was injured, Kyle Gouveia took the reins, throwing two touchdowns in the game. After Ottawa had tied the game to force overtime, Gouveia found Rudy Uhl in the endzone to put the Gaels ahead 41-34. Queen’s season ended when the Gee-Gees scored a two-point conversion following their overtime touchdown.

Ciraco

• All-Rookie: Josh Mosley, Cam Lawson, Dominic Ciraco

TEAM AWARDS • To be announced at football year end banquet SPECIAL HONOURS • Phil Roberts: U SPORTS Gino Fracas Assistant

Coach of the Year, OUA Volunteer Coach of the Year • Wesley Mann: OUA Football Defensive Football Player of the Week (Oct. 17), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 17) • James Donald: OUA Football Defensive Football Player of the Week (Sept. 12) • Nicholas Fraser-Greene: OUA Football Special Teams Player of the Week (Sept. 26) • Niclas Bembenek: OUA Football Special Teams Player of the Week (Oct. 17) • Chris Osei-Kusi: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 12) • Jonah Pataki: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 3)

Phil Roberts, the Gaels Special Teams Coordinator/ Linebacker Coach, was honoured as this year’s recipient of the OUA Volunteer Coach of the Year Award for his continued contributions on the sidelines and became just the fourth Gaels coach to win the U Sports Gino Fracas Award.

Queen’s also had five players recognized for their efforts at the OUA level as Zac Sauer, Wesley Mann, and Dominic Ciraco were Second-Team OUA All-Stars, while Josh Mosley, Cam Lawson, and Ciraco were named to the All-Rookie team.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Stewart Anoya Q, Eric Dodwell Q, Peter Hannon Q, Erick Lessard Q, John Meenagh Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Luke Bertolucci, Ryan Bloom, Warren Steele, Spencer Herbst, Andrew Ming, Graeme Brown, Nevin Guy, Frankie Vilardi, Eric Margo Middle Row (L–R): Mackenzie Koop (Student Trainer), James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Brock Edwards, Eric Ming, Alex Stothart, Cory Genovese Peter Angelopolous, Jake Clements, Shawn Boudreau, Henry Thompson, Slater Doggett, Jamie Nichol-Carne (Equipment Manager) Front Row (L–R): Kevin Bailie, Spencer Abraham, Harrison Hendrix, Brett Gibson (Head Coach), Patrick Downe, Tony Cimellaro (Assistant Coach), Dylan Anderson, Darcy Greenaway, Jake Brennan Absent: Andrew Haussler (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels established a new wins record and rose to their highest point ever in the national rankings in 2016-17.

RESULTS • Third in OUA East (18-7-3) • Defeated Ottawa in OUA East quarter-final (2-1 in

Queen’s finished in third in the OUA East with 39 points after compiling a program-best 18-7-3 record. Gaels coach Brett Gibson led the U SPORTS All-Stars against the Canadian national junior hockey team which saw defenceman Spencer Abraham and goaltender Kevin Bailie suit up for the All-Stars. Gibson was the head coach for the FISU Canadian men’s hockey team that took a bronze medal in Kazakhstan. Queen’s sent Bailie, Abraham, Slater Doggett and Eric Ming to the championship .

• Defeated Concordia in OUA East semifinal (2-1 in

In the OUA East playoffs the Gaels took down Ottawa 2-1 then beat Concordia 2-1 setting up an OUA East final with long-time rival McGill. The Gaels stole game one in Montreal and then used a Dylan Anderson hattrick to book their first Queen’s Cup and University Cup appearances since 1981.

SPECIAL HONOURS • Kevin Bailie: OUA Athlete of the Week (Feb.27),

In the Queen’s Cup, the Gaels 4-3 at York and lost in the U-Cup 5-1 to host UNB to close out their season.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Kevin Bailie Q, Patrick Downe Q, Harrison Hendrix Q

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best-of-three series) best-of-three series)

• Defeated McGill in OUA East final (2-0 in best-ofthree series)

• Lost to York in Queen’s Cup (5-4) • Lost to UNB in University Cup quarterfinal (5-1) OUA EAST ALL-STARS • First Team: Spencer Abraham • Second Team: Slater Doggett TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Slater Doggett • Graduating Player of the Year: Dylan Anderson Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Jan.16, Feb.27), U SPORTS All-Star team member, FISU Bronze medalist • Spencer Abraham: U SPORTS All-Star team member, FISU Bronze medalist, Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Mar.20) • Slater Doggett: FISU Bronze medalist, Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Mar.13, Dec.5) • Eric Ming: FISU Bronze medalist • Dylan Anderson: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Mar.6) • Jacob Brennan: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Nov.28) • TEAM: Franchise wins record 18, highest national ranking in team history (No.3) • U SPORTS Top 10: 11 of 18 weeks and highest rank No.3

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Devon Greenough, Kaylie Dennis, Katrina Manoukarakis, Megan Farrell, Robin Ketcheson, Emily Gervais, Mackenzie Stamper Middle Row (L–R): Janelle Eeuwes (student trainer), Kayli Demerli (student trainer), Bryce Desa, Addi Halladay, Amber Sealey, Nadia Larocca, Hailey Wilson, Emily Jukosky, Kiersten Goodman (student trainer) Front Row (L–R): Kayla Thompson, Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Michele Knecht, Clare McKellar, Kyla Crouse, Stephanie Pascal, Jessica Wakefield, Micaela Smith, Danelle Bishoff, Morgan McHaffie (Assistant Coach), Clare Warren Absent: Haddy Zatterburg (student trainer), Brooke Beazer (Assistant Coach), Mike Murphy (Assistant Coach), Jamie McKinven (Assistant Coach), Miriam Paas (Assistant Coach), Russ Holmberg (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Queen’s Gaels entered 2016-17 as the U SPORTS national championship host team representing the OUA conference.

RESULTS • Sixth in OUA (9-5-8-2) • Lost to Toronto in OUA quarter-final (2-1 in best-

During the OUA season, the Gaels started off slow but put together an eight-game winning streak during the OUA regular season, placing them into sixth place heading into the conference playoffs.

• Lost to UBC in U SPORTS quarter-final (2-1) • Defeated StFX in U SPORTS consolation semi (2-0) • Lost to SMU in U SPORTS 5th game (4-1)

Queen’s drew rivals Toronto in the opening round and after losing the first game of the series forced a third and final game with a 2-1 win at home. In the third and final game, it took two overtimes to decide a winner before the Varsity Blues eliminated the Gaels.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jessica Wakefield • Most Improved: Danelle Bishoff • Animal Award: Kaylie Dennis

Queen’s drew the first seed UBC at the national championship, and a late goal by the Thunderbirds put the Gaels in the consolation round. Queen`s took down StFX 2-0 picking up their first U SPORTS win to move to the 5th place game on championship Sunday.

The Gaels pushed the AUS champion SMU Huskies but fell 4-1 to finish 5th.

of-three series)

SPECIAL HONOURS • Addi Halladay: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Nov.21) • Jessica Wakefield: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Jan.30)

• Stephanie Pascal: Queen`s Athlete of the Week (Mar.20)

• TEAM: Queen`s hosted 2017 U SPORTS Championship

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Danelle Bishoff Q, Kyla Crouse Q, Nadia Larocca Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S ROWING

Back Row (L–R): Nicholas Nero, Ivo Wright, Benny Pulver, Nicholas Grubic, Gavin Stone, Michael Bryenton, James Houston, Daniel Molyneaux Middle Row (L–R): Steve Lutz (Coach) Robert Cadman, Elliot Hall, Erik De Lorenzi, Karol Stanski, Sacha Ruzzante, Liam McKay, Tyler Gay, Evan Notely, Josh Sullivan, Mike Davidson (Coach) Phil Marsahll (Coach) Front Row (L–R): John Armitage (Head Coach) Alex Bernst, Kyle Bernat-Riddle, Baily Mackenzie, Curtis Halloway, Michael Wightman, Ethan Peters, Colin Pogue, Rheya Hanning Absent: Daniel Stret, Scott Oakes, William Guest, Fionnbhar Hembruff

SEASON RECAP

The men’s rowing team started their OUA season at the Head of the Rideau with a number of top three finishes.

The heavyweight 8+ boat took first place in the varsity race to claim the best result of the day for Queen’s. On the same weekend, the Gaels also had rowers competing at both the National Rowing Championships and the Canada Cup. Next on the schedule was the Head of the Trent regatta, where Alexander Bernst headlined the day for Queen’s with a 1st place finish the in the lightweight 1x. Bernst also rowed with the heavyweight 8+ boat that weekend, which finished 2nd in its race.

At the Brock Invitational, Queen’s got a second place finish from the lightweight 8+ boat and a 3rd place finish from the lightweight 2x. The TID 4+ boat was first in the novice race.

At the OUA Championships, there were Gaels were on the podium as the heavyweight 2x team of Gavin Stone and Elliot Hall claimed bronze for Queen’s only medal of the weekend.

The tricolour finished fifth as a team.

At the Canadian University Rowing Championship, Queen’s held onto sixth place as a team, led by a bronze medal from the lightweight 4+ boat of Bernst, Karol Stanski, Mitchell Valic, Nicholas Grubic, and cox Michael Wightman.

RESULTS • Fifth place at OUA Championship • Sixth place at CURC INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Bronze: Heavyweight 2x INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURC CHAMPIONSHIP • Bronze: Lightweight 4+ TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Gavin Stone, Alex Bernst • Rookie: Nick Nero • Coaches Recognition: Bailey MacKenzie • Most Improved: Mitchell Valic, Michael Bryenton SPECIAL HONOURS • Gavin Stone: Finished 1st (500m) and 2nd (2000m) in the U21 men’s 4x at the Canada Cup

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Bailey Mackenzie Q, Sacha Ruzzante Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S ROWING

Back Row (L–R): Phil Marshall (Head Coach), Louise Munro, Brenna Drummond, Cassidy Deane, Victoria Fong, Katie Gougen, Greta Chase, Paige Adams, Katherine de Klerk, Jenna Adams, Sean Whitehall (Coach), John Armitage (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Brielle Thorsen, Syler Goudswaard, Alicia Litwinczuk, Hayley Watt, Sarah Fuller, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Dominique Flabbi, Philippa Goodleaf, Madeline Howell, Victoria Pearson, Stephanie Pegler Absent: Meredith Adams, Mackenzie Stevenson, Jen Weidner, Milica Banic, Chloe Desroche, Rebecca Hisey, Khalil Daibes, Sydney Munroe, Claire Weersink, Jane Carlton, Talia Abramsky, Rami Maassarani (Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels started out split between the Head of the Rideau regatta and the National Rowing Championship, with some also racing at the Canada Cup. Chloe DesRoche and Jenna Adams did well at NRC, and Adams continued her success into the Canada Cup with the U21 women’s 8+. After a solid showing at the Head of the Trent, five Gaels boats crossed the line in the top three spots at the Brock Invitational. Second place finishes went to the heavyweight 1x and 2x, as well as the lightweight 4+ and 8+. The heavyweight 8+ boat took third, while the TID 4+ crew earned first.

At the OUA Championship, the tricolour repeated as silver medalists. In addition to finishing second as a team, the crews from the heavyweight 2x, 2-, 8+, and lightweight 8+ boats also earned silver medals. The only Queen’s bronze medal went to the lightweight 4+. Cassidy Deane, Louise Munro, Milica Banic, Hayley Watt, Skyler Goudswaard, Caroline Krzyszkowski, and Philippa Goodleaf all earned multiple OUA medals for the Gaels.

Queen’s cracked the top five at the CURC this year thanks to a bronze medal for Deane and Munro in the heavyweight 2- and a number of solid finishes from the rest of the team.

Overall, the Gaels were just two points behind Brock, who finished in fourth place.

RESULTS • Second place at OUA Championship • Fifth place at CURC INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Silver: Heavyweight 2-, Heavyweight 2x, Heavyweight 8+, Lightweight 8+

• Bronze: Lightweight 4+ INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURC • Bronze: Heavyweight 2TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Louise Munroe, Cassidy Deane • Rookie of the Year: Hayley Watt • Most Improved: Katie Goguen • Coaches Recognition: Philippa Goodleaf SPECIAL HONOURS • Jenna Adams: Finished 2nd (2000m) and 3rd

(500m) in the U21 women’s 8+ at the Canada Cup

• Louise Munro and Cassidy Deane: Queen’s Athletes of the Week (Nov.7)

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Meredith Adams Q, Phillippa Goodleaf Q, Madeline Howell Q, Caroline Krzyszkowski Q

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MEN’S RUGBY

Back Row (L–R): Gary Gilks (Head Coach), Scott Kyle (Assistant Coach), Alice Bitfield (Trainer), Jenn Evans (Trainer), Justin Elias, Thomas Sambell, Dave Williams, Nathan Fish, Angus MacPhail, Eli Adair, Davin Killy, Ruairidh MacPhail, Evan Underwood, Tristan Ruse, Mark Mitchell, Mihai Rusu, Kevin Rush, Brendan Blaikie, Alex Mathers, Ben Bethune, Colin Williams, Evan Curd, Alex MacPhail, Peter Huigenbos (Assistant Coach), Kevin MacKenzie (Assistant Coach), Nick Jewitt (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L–R): Jacob Denofreo, Will McArthur, Nick Morrison, Patrick Lynott, Christian St.Louis, Jonathan Ezer, Gilad Miller, Mason Dingwall, Alex Colborne, Michael Douros (Captain), Matt Spanton, Dylan Young, Matt Geisler, Geoff Roberts, Nick De Lallo, Richard Terrion, Eric Lee, Doug Scully, Will Guest (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels were unstoppable at home in 2016, beating Laurier, McMaster, Trent, and Brock on Nixon Field during the regular season.

Queen’s suffered a close loss to Guelph and a low-scoring tie against Western in a pair of road games, which gave them a 6-1-1 record at the end of the year—good enough for second place and a bye to the semifinals.

The Gaels hosted Western in the playoffs, and the tricolour came from behind to beat the Mustangs 28-24 on a lastsecond try from Dylan Young in front of a raucous home crowd. Queen’s started their final possession of the game with two minutes left, needing every second to plunge across the line and book a spot in the OUA Final.

The “Drive for Five” consecutive OUA titles was stopped short of its goal when the Gaels lost an extremely even-sided match at Guelph. The teams were tied after regulation, and both teams scored in the first overtime to make it level again at 24-24. Sudden death solved nothing, so two rounds of kicking ensued, with the Gryphons eventually taking the banner.

Michael Douros was honoured with the OUA Trillium Award and was joined by four Gaels teammates as OUA All-Stars.

RESULTS • Second in OUA (6-1-1) • Defeated Western in OUA Semifinal (28-24) • OUA Silver Medalists after extra time kicks loss to Guelph in OUA Championship (25-24)

OUA ALL-STARS • Michael Douros, Kainoa Lloyd, Nicholas DeLallo, Dylan Young, Ruairidh MacPhail

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Michael Douros • Most Improved: Dylan Young • Rookie: Matt Spanton SPECIAL HONOURS • Michael Douros: OUA Trillium Award • Nicholas DeLallo: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 19)

• Dylan Young: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov. 7), OUA Peak Performer (Nov.7)

• Kainoa Lloyd: Started for Canada ‘A’ • Lucas Rumball: Started for Canada ‘A’; Started for Canada Senior Men

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Michael Douros Q, Matthew Geisler Q, Kainoa Lloyd Q, Alex MacPhail Q, Lucas Rumball Q, Kevin Rush Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S RUGBY

Back Row (L–R): Emma Chown, Beth Barz (Head Coach), Lydia Villanyi, Holly Macdonald, Hannah Greenwood, Lydia Salgo, Harlee Bruce, Nadia Popov, Leigha Stiles, McKinley Hunt, Lizzie Thomson, Katie Garland, Mikela Lehan, Miranda Seifert, Anna Killacky, Toni Kennedy, Blake Wilson (Assistant Coach), Sean Dunleavy (Assistant Coach) Second Row (L–R): Issac Seabrook (S&C Intern), Mary Thomson (Student Trainer), Emma Faught, Emma Crivello, Kendyl Wilson, Lauren Cranfield, Erin Geddes, Emily Groper, Molly Labenski, Abby Refausse, Sadie Stephenson, Kara Gani, Sofie Kennedy, Kristina Cuilini, Emma MacDonald (Student Trainer), Kelsey Thomson (Student Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Pippi McKay, Lauren Murray, Jordi di Nardo, Willa Jones, Miki Kawano, Dom Rumball

SEASON RECAP

Looking to return to the National Championship after hosting in 2015, the Gaels got off to a quick start to their 2016 campaign.

Queen’s hosted Trent and then visited Toronto winning 71-5 and 89-0 respectively. The Gaels had a pair of tough games that followed as they visited the defending national champion Marauders losing 32-0 before hosting an always tough Guelph side who claimed a 50-5 win over Queen’s.

With home field on the line for their opening playoff match, the Gaels needed a win to close out the regular season as they hosted York. Queen’s toppled the Lions 55-5 and secured home field for the opening playoff round, once again versus York.

The Gaels made short work of the Lions for the second straight week with a 60-7 victory. In the semifinal, the Gaels were shutout at Guelph 37-0 and drew Western for the OUA bronze.

The Mustangs held on to defeat Queen’s 27-20 giving the Gaels a fourth place finish.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Lauren Cranfield Q, Willa Jones Q, Lauren Murray Q, Miranda Seifert Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

RESULTS • Second in Russell Division (3-2) • Defeated York in OUA quarter-final (60-7) • Lost to Guelph in OUA semifinal (37-0) • Lost to Western in OUA bronze game (27-20) OUA ALL-STARS • Lauren Murray, McKinley Hunt, Miranda Seifert, Nadia Popov

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • Second Team: McKinley Hunt, Nadia Popov TEAM AWARDS • MVP: McKinley Hunt • Most Improved: Lydia Salgo • Graduating Athlete Award: Miranda Seifert SPECIAL HONOURS • Jordi Di Nardo: OUA Rookie of the Year • Miranda Seifert: U SPORTS Athlete of the Week

(Oct. 12), OUA Athlete of the Week (Oct.11), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct.11) • Nadia Popov: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.12) • Erin Geddes: Canadian U20 team member • McKinley Hunt: Canadian U20 team member • Emma Chown: FISU Sevens Silver medal for Canada • TEAM: Nine Gaels won gold with Ontario Storm • U SPORTS Top 10: 6 of 6 weeks and highest rank No.4

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MEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L -R): James Micahelis, Eric Fullerton, Kristian Zanette, Rory McParland, Sam Abernathy, Andrew Martin, Tonko Bacelic, Pat Van Belleghem, Michael Kim, Nicolas Meunier, Junio Kwame Addei Third Row (L-R): Andrew Kim, Liam Scullion, Briam Jimenez-Lopez, Kyle Owens, Rohan Sarna, Jacob Schroeter, Keven Mastri, Tommy Hong, Cameron Mackinnon Second Row (L-R): Alex Jones, Oliver Coren, Conor Hannigan, Kyle Lanzinger, Tyler Gowdy, Henry Bloemen, Chris Wellsman, Michael Chang First Row (L-R): Colin McAuslan (Strength Coach), Dan McBride (Assistant Coach), Eric Koskins (Assistant Coach), Christian Hoefler (Head Coach), Sarah Kelly (Student Trainer), Will Shantz (Student Trainer), Chris Withers (Goalkeeper Coach) Absent: Daniel Van Woerkens, Julian Gailiunas

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels started the season off strong going undefeated through their first five contests with a 4-0-1 record.

The Gaels played at their new home Richardson Stadium for the first time on September 18 against Carleton but lost a tough 4-2 match. From there, Queen’s suffered a pair of losses to both Ryerson and Toronto which were followed by draws with RMC and Carleton.

Queen’s dropped a 2-0 decision at Ryerson but were able to take a big win at Toronto the following day. The Gaels then closed out the season with a 2-1-1 record in their final four games to secure The Gaels hosted an opening round playoff match against Laurentian, the team they beat three days earlier in Sudbury.

Queen’s was able to score once and hold their lead with rookie keeper Alex Jones picking up the clean sheet.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (7-5-4) • Defeated Laurentian in OUA East playoff (1-0) • Lost to Ryerson in OUA quarter-final (1-0) TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Andrew Martin • MIP: Kyle Owens • Rena Graham Award: Conor Hannigan • Booth Ersal Award: Chris Wellsman • Rookie: Nicolas Meunier SPECIAL HONOURS • Jacob Schroeter: OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept.6), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.6)

• Patrick Van Belleghem: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct.24)

• Alex Jones: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct.31)

In the OUA quarter-final the Gaels visited the No.3 nationally ranked Rams and pushed them to extra time, but the Rams ended the Gaels season with a 1-0 final.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Sam Abernethy Q, Tonko Diego Bacelic Q, Oliver Coren Q, Conor Hannigan Q, Tommy Hong Q, Andrew Martin Q, Rohan Sarna Q, Chris Wellsman Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L–R): Dave McDowell (Head Coach), Camille Pennell, Hannah Dobie, Asia Wisco, Laura Callender, Rachel Radu, Claudia Wheler, Tara Bartram, Kyra Steer, Sarah Nixon, Lidia Bradau, Michelle Blumberg, Abby Howard, Claire Henry (Student Trainer), Marco Giacomello (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L–R): Anna Streib, Naomi Dussah, Lauren Winquist, Claudia Glasspoole, Savannah, Meyer Clements, Brittany Almeida, Alexa MacLatchy, Marina Ribecca, Madison Tyrell, Alanna Richardson,Jenny Wolever, Alicia Levy, Matija Skoko, Helene Albrechtsen, Erin Cliffe, Katie Sarazin Absent: Keira Crook, Kristy Konduros (Student Trainer) Michelle Au Yeung (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP

The defending OUA champion Gaels put together another impressive season closing out regular season league play with an impressive 11-4-1 record to finish second in the OUA East.

The Gaels drew their rivals the Ottawa Gee-Gees in the quarter-final and used an overtime goal from Laura Callender to take the first playoff win at the new Richardson Stadium.

At the OUA final four, the Gaels defeated Western 2-0 in London to advance to the OUA championship game for the second straight year. Queen’s battled UOIT in the championship but fell 1-0 to take silver.

At the U SPORTS national championship, Queen’s drew StFX in the quarter-final and used an early goal from Tara Bartram to advance with a 1-0 win.

The Gaels and UBC Thunderbirds needed penalties to decide a winner in the semifinal where UBC snuck away with a 3-2 win. In the bronze medal match, Queen’s once again met UOIT and fell 1-0 to claim 4th place nationally.

RESULTS • Second in OUA East (11-4-1) • Defeated Ottawa in OUA quarter-final (1-0 OT) • Defeated Western in OUA semifinal (2-0) • Lost to UOIT in OUA Championship (1-0) • Defeated StFX in U SPORTS quarter-final (1-0) • Lost to UBC in U SPORTS semifinal (1-0, 3-2 PK) • Lost to UOIT in U SPORTS bronze match (1-0) U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STAR • Jenny Wolever TEAM AWARDS • MIP: Erin Cliffe • Most Consistent: Lidia Bradau SPECIAL HONOURS • Tara Bartram: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct.24)

• Madison Tyrell: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.19)

• Jenny Wolever: OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept.6), Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept.6, Sept.26)

• U SPORTS Top 10: 3 of 10 weeks and highest rank GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

No.6

Tara Bartram Q, Savannah Meyer-Clement Q, Rachel Radu Q, Kyra Steer Q

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MEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Back Row (L–R): Gabriel DeGroot (Assistant Coach), Brayden Stoffers, Dylan VanEeden, Malcolm Prentice, Jonathan Reid, Will Hoey, Dylan Hunt, Pavle Dakic, Grant Sheppard, Markus Trence, Brenda Willis (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Mathieu Utting, Joel Rudd, Zac Hutcheson, Luka Mijacevic, Austin Payne, Tom Ellison, Jamie Wright, Lukas Kaufman, Michael Pearce Absent: Vytas Fidleris (Technical Assistant), Marko Dakic (Assistant Coach), Samantha Maislin (Student Trainer), Sarah Skelding (Student Trainer), Mattew Hewak (Student Trainer), Connor Goudey (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP

A young Gaels team led by a handful of veterans proved throughout the season they were able to compete with the best.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (10-8) • Lost to McMaster in OUA quarter-final (3-0)

The Gaels started out the season with a five-game homestand where they were able to get off to a 4-1 start.

Queen’s closed out the 2016 portion of the schedule with four road games defeating the Warriors in Waterloo before dropping their next three.

OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Markus Trence • Second Team: Jamie Wright • Rookie Team: Joel Rudd, Malcolm Prentice, Lukas

To start 2017, the Gaels took four wins in their first five matches including three road victories to move to 9-5 heading into the final stretch.

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Markus Trence • Most Improved: Grant Sheppard • Rookie: Lukas Kaufman

Queen’s lost tough matches to York, Nipissing and McMaster before they closed out the regular season with a win at Brock.

The Gaels drew undefeated McMaster in the OUA playoffs and lost 3-0 to close out their season.

Kaufman

SPECIAL HONOURS • Markus Trence: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov.14)

• Zac Hutcheson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan.23)

The future is bright as three members of the Queen’s team were named to the OUA East All-Rookie squad.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES William Hoey Q, Jamie Wright Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Back Row (L–R): Michael Ling (Head Coach), Mark Armitage (Assistant Coach), Megan Houlding (Student Trainer), Isabelle Birchall, Isabelle Korchinski, Danielle Corrigan, Caroline Livingston, Savannah de Groot, Victoria Wensley, Caitie Poxon, Richard Raymond (Assistant Coach), Neil Muchmore (Assistant Coach), Natalie Dnes (Student Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Hilary Parson (Video/Stats), Jaycee Farmer, Taylor Walker, Danika Ahac, Nicola Ros, Jackie Boyle, Anna Prust, Jamie Rosa, Sierra Hardy, Sam Ellis (Student Trainer), Emily Borrell (Video/Stats)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels entered 2016-17 as one of the younger teams in the OUA sporting no seniors on the roster. A core group of young talent pushed the team all season to finish in a playoff position by seasons end.

Queen’s struggled out of the gate in 2016 finishing the year out with just a 3-6 record.

In the 2017 portion of their schedule, the Gaels picked up wins in six of their eight games to start the year. Queen’s closed out their home schedule with two key wins over York in five sets and in straight sets over Nipissing.

After a loss to McMaster Queen’s finished the season with a win at Brock to claim third in the OUA East.

In the OUA playoffs, Queen’s matched up against Western in London but were defeated in straight sets 3-0.

RESULTS • Third in OUA East (10-9) • Lost to Western in OUA quarter-final (3-0) OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Caroline Livingston • Second Team: Isabelle Korchinski • Rookie Team: Danielle Corrigan TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Caroline Livingston • Team Player Award: Isabelle Korchinski • Rookie of the Year: Danielle Corrigan SPECIAL HONOURS • Caroline Livingston: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb.21)

The Gaels were honoured with two all-stars and one allrookie.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES None

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SUPPORT SERVICES

ATHLETIC THERAPY

Back Row (L–R): Samantha Maislin, Chantal Joseph; Sarah Skelding, Evan Knapp-Fisher, Noah Liberman, Katherine Bernard Yip-Choy, Kessem Raphael Middle Row (L-R): Laura Legge (Athletic Therapist), Samantha Ellis, Sarah Exley, Chris Brooker, Kayli Demirli, Connor Goudey, Kristi Konduros, Emma MacDonald, Kelsey Blackhall, Ashley Hanna, Heidi Bonnell (Administrative Assistant), Vicky Wiltshire (Head Athletic Therapist) Front Row (L–R): Hadrianna Zatterberg, Mackenzie Koop, Kierstan Goodman, Janelle Eeuwes, Stefanie Del Gobbo, Jenn Evans, Sarah Kelly, Jessica Leach, Michelle Au Yeung, Dana Galler-Tough Absent: James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Craig Belfer (Athletic Therapist), Sharon Welsby (Athletic Therapist), Jackie Bardana (Physiotherapist), Alice Bifield, Beau Burroughs, Kelly Chen-McDonagh, Natalie Dnes, Claire Henry, Matthew Hewak, Ali Hicks, Megan Houlding, John Lapp, Dan Latimer, Josee Lefebvre, Kristina Murray, Erin Roach, Will Shantz, Mary Thompson

HOME EVENTS

Back Row (L–R): Rachael Padutsch, Alanna Richardson, Katie Neville, Shannon Greer , Marcus Leung, Darcy Curran, Sara Utting, Hailey Saxton Front Row (L–R): Brittany Jennings, Olivia Franks, Connor Scholl, Riley Howitt, Alex Paudyn, Alex Nielsen, Cathy MacNilage

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SUPPORT SERVICES

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Back Row (L–R): Vinson Hu, Luc Pelletier, Evan Curd, Brendan Reesor, Manny de Jesus, Miles Groome, Matthew Nelms, Josh Rodley, Mason Dingwall, Isaac Seabrook, Tyler Deir Middle Row (L–R): Assistant S&C Coach Evan Karagiozov, Chris Wellsman, Maddie Armstrong, Hannah Simms, Keziah Magor, Jamie Luchenski, Erin Geddes, Jenna Bolton, Sarah Mulvihill, Isabelle Ellard, Rachel Mochulla, Teija Jogi, Simo Lu, Head S&C Coach Colin McAuslan Front Row (L–R): Holly Edwards, Sarah Griffin, Brigitta Hicks, Alex Jones, Lise-Anne Laplante, Sydney Murdoch, Sabrina Borg Absent: Stephanie Edmunds, Karlee Jalbert

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

Back Row (L–R): Lindsay Kary, Michaella Yang, Sasha Zarnke, Julie-Anne Staehli, Brandon Thomas, Joey Coward, Nicole Morse, Courtenay Jacklin, Laura Sproule, Jackie Chan, Emily Gervais Front Row (L–R): Shannon Hopkins, Patrick Downe, Harrison Hendrix, Joseph Coccimiglio, Emslie Attisha, Ciara Morrison, Alexa Scarcello Absent: Michael Mullins, Robyn Pearson, Kevin Bailie, Brendan Kennedy, Joseph Luongo, Ali Shamie, Becky Wilson, Laura Fraser, Danelle Bishoff

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SUPPORT SERVICES

VARSITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Back Row (L-R): Sierra Hardy, Isabelle Korchinski, Allison Plummer, Karen Law, Alessia Stefenatti, Vaughn Rawes, Demetri Zoum, Nancy Chau, Yannick Wong Fourth Row (L-R): Michael Shoveller, Jesse Graham, Jenna Adams, Karley Kudrinko, Tina Marr, Julie-Ann Staehli, Gavin Hatheway, Meghan Bayley, Laura Callendar, Lidia Bradau, Matika Skoko, Marie-Claire Henry Third Row (L-R): Chris Wellsman, Emma Chown, Ciara Morrison, McKinely Hunt, Dominic Rumball, Nora Abdelrahman Ibrahim, Adrienne Gaudreault, Henry Machum, Christie Patterson, Lindsay Lew Second Row (L-R): Matteo Del Brocco, Alex Bulla, Caitlin Jardine, Griffin Fitzhenry, Steven Lee, Jessica Wakefield, Andrea Priamo, Emily Hazlett, Sarah Saftich Front Row (L-R): Caroline Livingston, Clare McKellar, Luke McQuilkin, A.J. Lockhard, Victoria Restivo

SEASON RECAP In its fifth year, the Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) continued working towards connecting Queen’s athletes with the Kingston community through many initiatives including CIBC Run for the Cure, Super Saturday in support of Get REAL, Far out Friday in support of Mental Health Awareness and Holiday Baskets and Easter Bottle Drive in support of Martha’s Table. The VLC has expanded their Gaels Care program to include a wider selection of schools in order to reach more of the Kingston youth.

This year Queen’s student-athletes supported many great organizations including the Run for the Cure in which Queen’s teams raised a total of $51,707, with men’s rugby raising $39,112.

This year’s annual Martha’s Table basket collection gathered 36 holiday baskets that our teams, clubs and staff contributed to and we are looking forward to our first bottle drive this Saturday.

Gaels Care is the VLC’s community outreach program where student-athletes go to schools in the Kingston community.

Through this initiative, student-athletes were able to assist in classrooms as teacher aids, running gym classes, reading to students and helping with different school subjects in various elementary schools. This year we also included an athlete panel, where high school students were able to ask an athlete any question s they had with regard to life as a student- athlete.

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 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.

Our GOLD RUSH initiative saw a great increase in the number of teams and athletes participating, including a male team ranking in the top three.

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‘Q’ AWARD

2016-17 ‘Q’ AWARD RECIPIENTS BASKETBALL

Emily Hazlett, Sukhpreet Singh

CROSS COUNTRY

Lindsay Kary, Claire Sumner, Gavin Hatheway

FOOTBALL

Stewart Anoya, Eric Dodwell, Peter Hannon, Erick Lessard, John Meenagh

HOCKEY

Danelle Bishoff, Kyla Crouse, Nadia Larocca, Kevin Bailie, Patrick Downe, Harrison Hendrix

ROWING

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.

Meredith Adams, Phillippa Goodleaf, Madeline Howell, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Bailey Mackenzie, Sacha Ruzzante

RUGBY

Lauren Cranfield, Willa Jones, Lauren Murray, Miranda Seifert, Michael Douros, Matthew Geisler, Kainoa Lloyd, Alex MacPhail, Lucas Rumball, Kevin Rush

SOCCER

Tara Bartram, Savannah Meyer-Clement, Rachel Radu, Kyra Steer, Sam Abernethy, Tonko Diego Bacelic, Oliver Coren, Conor Hannigan, Tommy Hong, Andrew Martin, Rohan Sarna, Chris Wellsman

VOLLEYBALL

William Hoey, Jamie Wright

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

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

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AWARDS

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.

2016-17 TBA 2015-16 Lauren McEwen (Rugby) 2014-15 Liz Boag (Basketball) 2013-14 Claragh Pegg (Rugby) 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)

Lauren McEwen 2015-16 PHE’55 Award Recipient

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1985-86 Roaxanne MacKnight (Field Hockey) 1984-85 Melody Torcolacci (Track & Field) 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)

Mike Tomlinson 2015-16 Jenkins Trophy Award Recipient

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AWARDS

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.

2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

TBA Mike Tomlinson (Volleyball) Jacob Rumball (Rugby) Liam Underwood (Rugby) Jackson Dakin (Volleyball) Osie Ukwuoma (Football) Jonathon Lawrance (Hockey) Matt Hulse (Track/Cross Country) Jimmy Allin (Football)

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

Devon Miller (Volleyball) Steve Willis (Volleyball) Jon Martin (Track & Field) Morgan Jarvis (Rowing) Steve Orchard (Rugby) Jeremy Armstrong (Soccer) Pat Brooks (Rugby) Jake Magolan (Volleyball)

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.

2016-17 2015-16

2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08

TBA Katrina Manoukarakis (Hockey); Chris Brunet (Volleyball) Addi Halladay (Hockey); Spencer Abraham (Hockey) Karley Heyman (Rugby); Kevin Bailie (Hockey) 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)

2006-07 2005-06

2004-05

2003-04 2002-03 2001-02

2000-01

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)

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.

2016-17

TBA

2011-12

Women’s Soccer

2015-16

Women’s Rugby

2010-11

Women's Soccer

2014-15

Men’s Rugby

2013-14

Women’s Rugby

2012-13

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.

OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF THE YEAR (OPY)

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

2016-17 TBA 2015-16 Gill Pegg (Wrestling/Rugby)

2012-13

Morgan McHaffie (Hockey); Liam Underwood (Rugby)

2014-15

Larkin Davenport Huyer (Rowing)

2011-12

Joren Zeeman (Volleyball)

2013- 14

Julie-Anne Staehli (Cross Country/Track)

2010-11

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

2009-10

Danny Brannagan (Football)

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AWARDS

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, Strength and Conditioning and Varsity Club Support.

2016-17 2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

TBA Alice Bifield (Athletic Therapy), Michaila Frawley (Athlete Services), Gladys Kong (Home Events) and Nic Gray (Strength and Conditioning) Kathryn Telford (Athletic Therapy), Jessie de Boer (Athlete Services), Samm Dunseath (Home Events), Meghan Fisher (Strength and Conditioning) and Etienne Moreau (Varsity Club) Hannah Davis (Athletic Therapy), Meredith Raddysh (Athlete Services), Janell Klassen (Home Events) and Sam Sabourin (Strength and Conditioning) Geoff Johnston (Athletic Therapy), Alex Pianosi (Athlete Services), Tracy Wong (Home Events) and Doug Davidson (Strength and Conditioning)

NIXON ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP AWARD

The Nixon Academic Leadership Award is presented annually to the male and female athletes from both the varsity teams and clubs who have achieved the highest academic GPA. 2016

Kelsey Juraschka (Rowing), Sam Abernethy (Soccer), Taylor Sills (Track & Field), Jason Park (Fencing)

2015-16 OUA ACADEMIC ALL-STARS* ROWING

Mark Bonar, Geoffrey Donoghue, Nicholas Grubic, Elliot Hall, Stephen Holloway, Alan Payno Montoya, Sacha Ruzzante, Reed Smith, Daniel Stret, Keegan Travis, James Wright, Milica Banic, Victoria Fong, Rebecca Hisey, Madeline Howell, Kelsey Juraschka, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Shelby Stinnissen

2015-16 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS* BASKETBALL

Tanner Graham, Andrew Mavety, Michael Mullins, Marianne Alarie, Abigail Dixon, Emily Hazlett, Katharina Holt, Nicole Morse, Robyn Pearson, Sarah Saftich, Jennifer Wright

CROSS COUNTRY

Cameron Bardwell, Charlotte Dunlap, Shannen Murray, Mary Scheunert, Julie-Anne Staehli, Claire Sumner, Jeffrey Archer, Kevin Azocar, Robert Kanko, Eric Wynands, Sasha Zarnke, Christopher Fitzgibbon

FOOTBALL

Niclas Bembenak, Adam Black, Ejaz Causer, Brendan Coffey, Aaron Dowd, Corey Flude, Justin Gleben, William Hayes, Mitchell Henselwood, Wesley Mann, Luke McQuilkin, John Meenagh, Nicholas Romanchuk, Zachary Sauer, Alexander Simmons, Dillon Wamsley, Alex Zulys

HOCKEY

Spencer Abraham, Shawn Boudreau, Jacob Brennan, Jake Clements, Taylor Clements, Jordan Coccimiglio, Patrick Downe, Brett Foy, Cory Genovese, Brendan

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RUGBY (M)

Ryan Aimers, Brendan Blaikie, Mark Charette, Christian Futschik, Marc Levin, Kainoa Lloyd, Jeffrey MacDonald, William Mcarthur, Mark Mitchell, Benjamin Oppenheimer, Edward Taggart, Colin Williams *Presented in the Fall of 2016; based on the 2015-16 academic year.

Kennedy, Yannick Laflamme, Alexander Stothart, Henry Thompson, Blair Wentworth, Danelle Bishoff, Mary Coughlin, Kyla Crouse, Emily Gervais, Danielle Girard, Courtenay Jacklin, Michele Knecht, Nadia Larocca, Alisha Sealey

RUGBY (W)

Samantha Ellis, Emily Groper, Darcy Hansen, Willa Jones, Lauren Murray, Sydnee Nolan, Mary Ryan, Lydia Salgo

SOCCER

Samuel Abernethy, Roman Christoforou, Conor Hannigan, Michael Kim, Kyle Lanzinger, Keven Mastri, Rory McParland, Taylor Reynolds, Rohan Sarna, Jacob Schroeter, William Twardek, Brittany Almeida, Laura Callender, Jessie de Boer, Bryanna Singh, Matija Skoko, Catherine Umolac, Claudia Wheler, Jennifer Wolever

VOLLEYBALL

Christopher Brunet, Scott Brunet, Ivo Dramov, Benjamin Harper, Gregory Lee, Michael Pearce, Michael Tomlinson, Samantha Bienias, Shannon Hopkins, Shannon Neville, Anna Prust, Christiane Vinck, Franziska Wilhelm, Helen Wilson *Presented in the Fall of 2016; based on the 2015-16 academic year.

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

AUTOGRAPHS

COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17

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AUTOGRAPHS

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COLOUR AWARDS 2016–17