2018-19 Varsity Teams Colour Awards Book

TABLE OF CONTENTS

2018–19 BY THE NUMBERS NATIONAL RESULTS (U SPORTS/CURA/CUSSL/CUFLA) • 1 National 1st Place Finish (M Ultimate) • 3 National 2nd Place Finishes ( W Cross Country, M Rugby, W Ultimate)

• 5 U SPORTS First Team All-Canadians (W Soccer, W Rugby [2], W Curling, W Cross Country)

• 6 U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadian (M Volleyball, W Soccer, M • • • •

TABLE OF CONTENTS VARSITY TEAMS

Basketball (M)............................................................................... 2 Basketball (W)............................................................................... 3 Cross Country (M)........................................................................ 4 Cross Country (W)....................................................................... 5 Football...................................................................................... 6–7 Hockey (M)..................................................................................... 8 Hockey(W)..................................................................................... 9 Rowing (M)...................................................................................10 Rowing (W)..................................................................................11 Rugby (M).....................................................................................12 Rugby (W)....................................................................................13 Soccer (M).....................................................................................14 Soccer (W)....................................................................................15 Volleyball (M)..............................................................................16 Volleyball (W)..............................................................................17

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PROVINCIAL RESULTS • 9 Team Titles (M Volleyball, Triathlon, W Squash, M Rugby, W Lacrosse, M Hockey, Cycling, W Curling, W Cross Country)

• 6 2nd Place Team Finishes (M Water Polo, M Squash, W Rugby, W Rowing, W Golf, M Cross Country)

• 1 3rd Place Team Finish (M Rowing) • 12 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Squash, Rowing [9], Cycling, W Cross Country)

• 8 2nd Place Individual Finishes (Swimming [2], Rowing [2], Figure Skating, M Fencing, Cycling, W Cross Country)

• 9 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Wrestling [2], Swimming, Figure Skating [4], Cycling [2])

• 59 OUA First Team All-Stars (M Water Polo [2], M Volleyball [2], W

SUPPORT SERVICES

Athletic Therapy.........................................................................18 Home Events...............................................................................18 Strength & Conditioning........................................................18 Student Athlete Academic Mentors (S.A.A.M.s).............18 Varsity Leadership Council.....................................................20

AWARDS

Graduating ‘Q’ Award...............................................................21 Major Awards...................................................................... 22–23 Support Services Awards........................................................24 Academic All-Stars and All-Canadians...............................25

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR)

Voting Members 2018–19: Harry Range, Erin Lee, Liam Tharpe, Devon Blaskevitch, Kendall Hupp, Aimee Burtch, Sue Bates, Leslie Dal Cin Ex Officio Members: Ann Tierney, Rob Watering, Alex Birt, Kim Murphy, Jeff Downie, Sean Scott, Linda Melnick, Kirsty Milne

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

Hockey, W Cross Country [2], M Cross Country) 7 National Rugby Championship All-Stars (M Rugby [7]) 2 CUFLA All-Canadians (M Lacrosse[2]) 3 CUUC Starting 7 (W Ultimate, M Ultimate [2]) 10 National Major Award Winners (M Ultimate, Sailing, W Rugby, M Rowing, W Curling [2], W Cross Country [2], M Cross Country, M Basketball) 1 U SPORTS Championship All-Star (W Rugby) 2 U SPORTS Athletes of the Week (W Cross Country, W Curling) 1 U SPORTS M Hockey All-Star Team Member 6 National 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Squash, Rowing [4], W Cross Country) 1 National 2nd Place Individual Finishes (Rowing) 2 National 3rd Place Individual Finish (Rowing [2])

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Volleyball [2], W Squash [2]. M Squash, W Soccer [2], W Rugby [3], M Rugby [5], Rowing [22], W Lacrosse [4], M Hockey [2], W Golf [2], FIeld Hockey, Curling [2], W Cross Country [4], M Cross Country [2], Baseball) 19 OUA Second Team All-Stars (M Volleyball [2], W Volleyball, W Soccer [2], M Soccer [3], W Lacrosse [2], M Hockey [1], Football [3], M Cross Country, W Basketball, M Basketball, Baseball [2]) 1 OUA Third Team All-Star (M Basketball) 5 OUA All-Rookie Team (Football, W Volleyball, M Volleyball, M Hockey, W Hockey) 2 OIWFA All-Stars (Fastpitch) 29 Ontario Major Award Winners (M Water Polo, M Volleyball [2], W Volleyball, W Squash [2], W Soccer, W Rugby, M Rugby [2], Rowing [3], W Lacrosse [4], M Hockey [3], Field Hockey, Fencing, Fastpitch, Curling, W Cross Country [3], M Cross Country, M Basketball) 4 OUA Athletes of the Week (W Soccer, M Hockey, W Cross Country, W Curling) 1 OUA Football Player of the Week

QUEEN’S TOTAL 2018-19 RECORD • Varsity Team Record: 119-62-6 (0.652) • Playoff Record: 21-15 (0.583)

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): Greg Faulkner (Assistant Coach), Russell Winters - Assistant Coach, Quinton Gray, Cameron Bett, Tanner Graham, Henry Van Herk, Connor Keefe, Jesse Graham, Harry Range, Louis Sujir, Steph Barrie (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Bruno Chan, Caelan Scott, John Mihklin, Benji Bercovitch, Swann Fargeau-Faucon, Jaz Bains, Landon Brickenden, Mat Elcock, OC Omoregie Absent: Jacob Yager (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels entered the 2018-19 campaign with high hopes as they ranked 10th in the nation which was their first national ranking since the 2007-08 season. The Gaels finished the season with a 12-11 record building off the 11-12 finish from last season.

The Gaels clinched their fourth consecutive playoff appearance which was highlighted by an upset win over No.6 Ottawa at the ARC. Tanner Graham and Jaz Bains combined for 49 points as they outworked the Gee-Gees in a 78-76 overtime victory. The regular season also saw Tanner Graham move into Queen’s top five all-time scorers with 1311 points.

Graham would flex that scoring ability in the most clutch of circumstances in the first round of the OUA playoffs as the Gaels traveled to Sudbury to take on the Laurentian Voyageurs. With the Gaels trailing 72-71 in the final seconds, Graham nailed a go-ahead bucket to put in front for good. The shocking win sent the Gaels to the OUA quarterfinals where they would fall to the eventual U SPORTS champion Carleton Ravens. Tanner Graham took home the U SPORTS and OUA Ken Shields Award for Student-Athlete Community Service as he was a heavy contributor on and off the court. He was also named as a OUA Second Team All-Star while Jaz Bains was recognized as a Third Team All-Star.

RESULTS • Fifth in OUA East at 12-11 • Defeated Laurentian in playoff round (73-72) • Lost to Carleton in OUA quarter-final (80-63) OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Tanner Graham • Third Team: Jaz Bains TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jaz Bains/Tanner Graham • Marco Alessio Award: Jesse Graham/Tanner Graham

SPECIAL HONOURS • Tanner Graham: U SPORTS and OUA Ken Shields Award Recipient, Third all-time in Queen’s scoring with 1,311 points • Jaz Bains: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Jesse Graham Q, Tanner Graham Q, Jaz Bains, Mat Elcock

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COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): Sarah Handley (trainer), Nicole Barnard (Coach), James Bambury (Coach), Bridget Mulholland, Natalie Froese, Sophie de Goede, Myriam Fontaine, Veronika Lavergne, Abbey Hetherington, Maddie Morris, Adriana Conti, Bob Freeman (Coach), Dave Wilson (Coach), Azalea Walc (Trainer), Hannah Rehman (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Julia DiMaio, Megan Saftich, Claire Litchfield, Emma Weltz, Marianne Alarie, Emma Ritcey, Michelle Istead, Laura Donovan, Natalie DiMaio

SEASON RECAP The Gaels began their season on a tear winning six of their first seven games climbing the OUA East standings.

However, in the midway point of the season the Gaels would go on a bit of lull before rebounding at season’s end winning six of their last seven games.

With the competition in the OUA East being as tough as it’s ever been the Gaels were able to come away with some important victories including wins over Ryerson and Carleton who ranked above them in the standings.

The win over No.8 Carleton came on Senior Night and was led by Marianne Alarie’s 21 points and Sophie de Goede’s 21 rebounds. The Gaels were then able to grow their momentum in the final game of the regular season with a 74-70 win at Ryerson where Alarie put in a gamehigh 28 points.

The Gaels clinched a home playoff game with a 15-8 record but fell to the York Lions in the first round of the OUA playoffs. Marianne Alarie capped off a tremendous Gaels’ career with OUA Second Team All-Star honours.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East at 15-8 • Lost to York in OUA playoff round (76-70) OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Marianne Alarie TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Marianne Alarie • Rookie: Emma Weltz • Coaches Award: Maddie Morris SPECIAL HONOURS • Marianne Alarie: 1,000 career point mark, Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice

• Maddie Morris: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

• Veronika Lavergne: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Myriam Fontaine Q, Marianne Alarie Q, Maddie Morris Q, Veronika Lavergne Q, Megan Saftich Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Dakota Lavery, Ruben Samson, Matt Flood, Mitch Kirby, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Rob Kanko, Mitch Delange, Nathan Dehgan, Joey Stel, Graeme Law, Brett Crowley Absent: Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels began their season at home sweeping the top five placing’s of the Queen’s Invitational. Mitchell de Lange came away with the individual win for the Tricolour. The following weekend, they headed out to Western and grabbed a third place team finish once again led by de Lange who finished third overall. From there the Gaels headed south of the border to the Paul Brown Run at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania finishing first as a team in the men’s 8k race in the brown division.

RESULTS • Silver medal at OUA Championship • Fifth place at U SPORTS Championship

At the OUA Championship in London, the men entered the competition ranked No.8 in the U SPORTS rankings.

Despite three OUA teams ahead of them in those rankings, the Gaels finished second overall and secured an OUA silver medal. De Lange and Mitchell Kirby were named OUA First Team All-Stars, Matthew Flood was named a Second Team All-Star and Ruben Sansom won Rookie of the Year.

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP • Mitchell de Lange - 12th (10km)

Next up was the U SPORTS Championship hosted by Queen’s and held at Fort Henry’s hill. The men finished fifth overall but did not go home empty handed in front of their hometown crowd. De Lange was the top Gaels finisher (12th) and was named a Second Team All-Canadian.

Meanwhile, Sansom was the top rookie finisher earning him U SPORTS Rookie of the Year honours.

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIAN • Second Team: Mitchell de Lange

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Brett Crowley, Joey Stel, Rob Kanko, Graham Law

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Mitchell de Lange - 4th (10km) • Mitchell Kirby - 6th (10km) • Matthew Flood - 13th (10km)

OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Mitchell de Lange, Mitchell Kirby • Second Team: Matthew Flood

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Mitchell de Lange • Rookie: Ruben Sansom SPECIAL HONOURS • Ruben Sansom: U SPORTS Rookie of the Year, OUA Rookie of the Year

• U SPORTS Top 10: 7 of 7 Weeks and high of No.5

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COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

 WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY - OUA CHAMPIONS 

Back Row (L–R): Sophie Warren, Manon Plouvier, Marley Beckett, Heidi Ohrling, Anna Turner, Emma Kerr, Brianna Bradley, Maddy Smart-Reed, Jade Watson, Steve Boyd (Head Coach) Front Row (L-R): Julia Martin, Kara Blair, Avery Goertz, Zoe Mccullogh, Taylor Sills, Laura Yantha, Branna MacDougall, Brogan MacDougall Absent: Makenna Fitzgerald, Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels entered the 2018 season ranked first in the nation and flexed their muscles early with a win at the Queen’s Invitational.

Brogan and Branna MacDougall finished first and second with Taylor Sills and Makenna Fitzgerald right behind them in 3rd and 4th. From there the Gaels finished second in the Western Invitational and a 7th place finish in the gold division at the Paul Brown Run at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania. Brogan placed first individually taking down some of the top competition the NCAA had to offer. After a seventh place finish at McMaster’s Bayfront Open the Gaels prepared for the OUA Championship.

The Gaels earned their second straight OUA Championship banner thanks to a 1-2 finish from Brogan and Branna. Right behind them in fourth was Fitzgerald and Kara Blair in seventh as all four runners were named to the OUA First Team All-Star list. With her win Brogan won the OUA MVP and OUA Rookie of the Year making it back-to-back OUA MVP’s for the MacDougall sisters.

The U SPORTS Championship was hosted by Queen’s and held at Fort Henry’s hill. The Gaels still held on to the No.1 ranking in the nation but an upset by Laval forced the Gaels to their second consecutive silver medal. Brogan won the individual gold medal finishing nearly 14 seconds of second place earning her U SPORTS Athlete of the Year, Rookie of the Year and First Team All-Canadian honours. With their 9th and 13th place finishes, Branna and Fitzgerald were named as U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadians.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Taylor Sills, Brianna Bradley

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

RESULTS • Gold medal at OUA Championship • Silver medal at U SPORTS Championship INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Brogan MacDougall - 1st (8km) • Branna MacDougall - 2nd (8km) • Makenna Fitzgerald - 4th (8km) • Kara Blair - 7th (8km) INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP • Brogan MacDougall - 1st (8km) • Branna MacDougall - 9th (8km) • Makenna Fitzgerald - 13th (8km) OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Brogan MacDougall, Branna MacDougall, Makenna Fitzgerald, Kara Blair

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • First Team: Brogan MacDougall • SecondTeam: Branna MacDougall, Makenna Fitzgerald TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Brogan MacDougall • Rookie: Brogan MacDougall • Coaches Award: Kara Blair SPECIAL HONOURS • Brogan MacDougall: U SPORTS Athlete of the Year, U SPORTS Rookie of the Year, OUA MVP, OUA Rookie of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week three times, OUA Athlete of the Week once, U SPORTS Athlete of the Week once, IAAF Team Canada U20 • Makenna Fitzgerald: IAAF Team Canada U20, NACAC Canada Bronze • Steve Boyd: OUA Coach of the Year • Brant Stachel: NACAC Canada Team Coach • U SPORTS Top 10: 7 of 7 Weeks and high of No.1

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Back Row (L-R): Jordan Rogers, Kieran Flannery-Fleck, Matt McDonald, Cal Duncan, Laurenio Sousa, Tyler Fedak, Burke Derbyshire, Liam McGennis, Kael King, Gavin Millard, Jack Hache, John Bews, Jeremy Pendergast, Mitch Dowd, Caleb Olukayode, Ben Langlois, Jake Magee, Liam Wolfe, Spencer Giffin, Blake Cory, Carson Waite Fourth Row (L–R): Val Wishart, Van Wishart, Andy Ngobila, Yann Ky, Gabriel Boucher, Tyler Roy, Wells Karabin, Ron Jones, Trevor McGarrity, Daniel Challice, Watler Karabin, Eric Williams, Liam Puskas, Thomas Walser, Quade Kozak, Max Moloney, Hayden Bruce, Jonas Hatcher, Peter Adjey, Liam Wrigley, Ethan Whiting, Rasheed Tucker, Mitchell Blasko Third Row (L–R): Tae Gordon, Salman Causer, John Renzoni, Noah Lalama, Marquis Richards, Blake Zarubiak, Will Ruddy, Tyson Fletcher, Jacob Jefferies, Nick Liberatore, LC Hebert, Rudy Uhl, Dominic Ciraco, Kody White, Noah Tauskela, Austin Daya, Will Bannatyne, William Koos, Owen Stewart, Cam Duffy, Chris Osei-Kusi, Paul Henning, Zack Kealey, Kurtis Schaefer Second Row (L–R): Tom Hopkins (Assistant Equipment Manager), Jeff Mellor (Equipment Manager), Natasha Priestman (Athletic Therapist), Erika Kelly (Student Trainer), Jenna Hickey (Student Trainer), Katrina Nella (Student Trainer), Shomari Williams (Recruiting Coordinator), Wayne Barnett (Video Assistant), Peter Brannen (Video Coordinator), Brendan Coffey (LB Coach / Special Teams Assistant), Ben D’Andrea (Special Teams Coordinator / DB Coach), Ryan Bechmanis (Defensive Coordinator), Pat Sheahan (Head Coach), Mark Magee (RB Coach), Marcel Bellefeuille (Offensive Coordinator), Devan Sheahan (WR Coach), Dale Sands (Offensive Assistant), Shawn Gifford (OL Coach), Glen Williamson (Recruiter & Academic Support), Ralph Wightman (Recruiter), Elizabeth Stanton (Student Trainer), Emily Hubert (Student Trainer), Katelyn Hochgeschurz (Student Trainer), Matt Soles Front Row (L–R): Nolan Bedard, Ejaz Causer, Connor McQuilkin, Jaeden Washington, Konner Burtenshaw, Eric Colonna, Jacob Butler, Adam Dingwall, Nick Pinard, Tim Van Heuvelen, Joshua Mosley, Nate Hobbs, Sakhia Kwemo, Oliver McKenzie, Harrison Taylor, Phil MacLean, Brendan Steele, Richard Burton, Tristan Kuchar, Nathan Langley, Marko Xidos, Thompson McCallum, Cam Lawson, James Keenan, Jonathan Wedgbury, Jake Puskas

MEN’S FOOTBALL

VARSITY TEAMS

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

SEASON RECAP

Queen’s began their season on the right foot with a 42-21 win at York. The win was significant for former head coach Pat Sheahan who recorded his 100th career win with the program joining Frank Tindall and Doug Hargreaves as the only Gaels’ coaches to do so. QB Nate Hobbs found three different receivers for touchdowns while rushing in a score of his own. Defence played a role as well as Will Bannatyne was named as the OUA Defensive Player of the Week following a key fumble recovery that halted York’s momentum when the game was close.

The Gaels then hosted their home opener at Richardson Stadium but fell to the visiting Laurier Golden Hawks 44-18. However, with the Toronto Varsity Blues next on the schedule the team needed to forget about their first loss. The next week at Richardson Stadium the Gaels did exactly that as they picked up a dominant 43-7 victory in front of their home crowd. Nathan Langley kicked off the game with a bang as he returned the opening kickoff 110-yards for a touchdown, which earned him OUA Special Teams Player of the Week honours. Nate Hobbs had a passing touchdown and two rushing scores while Chris Osei-Kusi and Benjamin Arhen both had over 100 yards receiving.

The following week, the Gaels traveled to Ottawa lost a heartbreaking 42-39 game to the Carleton Ravens in overtime.

The Gaels were able to overcome a 19-point deficit in the final quarter but eventually fell to 2-2 on the season.

Queen’s was once again able to bounce back from a tough loss as they won a 33-32 thriller at Guelph. After building a 33-7 lead, the Gaels slowly allowed the Gryphons to get back into the game. In the final seconds Gryphons’ kicker Gabe Ferraro had a chance to win the game for his squad however his kick sailed wide left as the Gaels escaped with a narrow victory.

RESULTS • Eighth in OUA (3-5) OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team Offence: Matteo Del Brocco • Second Team Defence: Cameron Lawson • Second Team Special Teams: Nick Liberatore • All-Rookie: Rasheed Tucker TEAM AWARDS • Rookie of the Year: Rasheed Tucker • Outstanding Lineman: Josh Mosley, Cam Lawson • Special Teams: Konner Burtenshaw • Most Dedicated: Marquis Richards • Most Improved: Richard Burton • Academics, Athletics & Commitment: Ejaz Causer • Offensive MVP: Matteo Del Brocco • Defensive MVP: Zachary Kealey • Team MVP: Nate Hobbs SPECIAL HONOURS • Chris Osei-Kusi: CFL

National Combine Participant • Nate Hobbs: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once, 2nd in OUA passing yards and rushing touchdowns • Will Bannatyne: OUA Defensive Player of the Week once

Returning home, the Gaels carried their momentum into a rivalry matchup against the Western Mustangs. With the defence holding the high-powered Mustangs’ offence in check, the Gaels built a 20-11 lead after three quarters. But the defending Vanier Cup Champions eventually pushed their way back and a touchdown with just over two minutes remaining spoiled the Gaels’ upset hopes in a 26-23 final.

With playoff hopes still in reach with a 3-3 record, the Gaels dropped their next two matchups 27-24 in McMaster and 2722 against the Ottawa Gee-Gees at Richardson Stadium. The losses ended the Tricolour’s season and prevented a second consecutive OUA Playoff appearance.

Nate Hobbs finished his Gaels’ career with 55 passing touchdowns, which is fourth in Queen’s history. He finished season 2nd in the OUA with 2664 passing yards but more impressively ranked 2nd in the OUA with 9 rushing touchdowns.

Matteo Del Brocco, Cam Lawson and Nick Liberatore were named OUA All-Stars, while rookie RB Rasheed Tucker was named as an OUA All-Rookie.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Ejaz Causer Q, Spencer Giffin Q, Louis Christophe Hebert Q, Ron Jones Q, Zackary Kealey Q, Trevor McGarrity Q, Connor McQuilkin Q, Chris Osei-Kusi Q, Jeremy Pendergast Q, Jacob Puskas Q, Marquis Richards Q, Kurtis Schaefer Q, John Bews

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Fraser MacAlpine (Video Coach), Luke Bertolucci, Mason Kohn, Nathan Billitier, Luke Edwards, Alex Row, Jared Bethune, Owen Stout, Nevin Guy, Eric Margo Middle Row (L–R): Jamie Nicholl-Carne (Equipment Manager), Caleb Warren William Brown, Hank Thompson, Duncan Campbell, Liam Dunda, Stephen Gibson, Graeme Brown, Jaden Lindo, Sam Hunter, Francesco Vilardi, Avery Kent (Trainer), Kevin Injury (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Mackenzie Koop (Trainer), Jack Flinn, Trevor Withers, Slater Doggett, Brett Gibson (Head Coach), Spencer Abraham (Captain), Ben Munroe (Assistant Coach), Kevin Bailie (Assistant Coach), Patrick Sanvido, Justin Fazio Absent: James Sawchuk (Physio), Miles Hoaken (Analytics)

SEASON RECAP

It was an historic season for the Queen’s men’s hockey program. The Gaels finished out the OUA season with an 18-10-0 record and captain Spencer Abraham surpassed the Queen’s record for points by a defenceman in a career in his final regular season game.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (18-10-0) • Defeated Concordia in OUA East quarter-final (2-0

In the OUA playoffs the Gaels began to hit their stride, sweeping Concordia in an opening round matchup and then taking down the top-seed in the East Ottawa. Queen’s then turned the tables on Carleton as well and finished out the series with a 2-0 sweep advancing back to the Queen’s Cup for the first time since 2017 and hosting the championship for the first time since their last title in 1981.

• Defeated Carleton in OUA East final (2-0 sweep in

In the OUA championship Queen’s Cup the Gaels once again proved to be too much for their opponent securing a 4-1 win to claim their seventh Queen’s Cup title and first since 1981.

Queen’s finished with numerous conference honours with Slater Doggett leading the way as OUA East MVP and Randy Gregg recipient while Spencer Abraham and rookie goaltender Justin Fazio joined Doggett as OUA all-stars.

The Gaels entered the University Cup as the No.3 seed and lost to StFX to finish fifth.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Slater Doggett Q, Henry Thompson Q

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sweep in best-of-three series)

• Defeated Ottawa in OUA East semifinal (2-1 in best-of-three series) best-of-three series)

• OUA Queen’s Cup Champions (Defeated Guelph 4-1) • Lost to St.FX in U SPORTS quarter-final (5-3) OUA EAST ALL-STARS • First Team: Slater Doggett, Spencer Abraham • Second Team: Justin Fazio • Rookie: Justin Fazio U SPORTS ALL-CANADIAN

Second Team: Slater Doggett

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Slater Doggett • Leadership Award: Spencer Abraham SPECIAL HONOURS • Slater Doggett: OUA East MVP, OUA East Randy

Gregg Recipient, Queen’s Athlete of the Week once, OUA Athlete of the Week once, U SPORTS All-Star • Spencer: All-time record points by Queen’s defenceman, Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Jaden Lindo: OUA Jack Kennedy Trophy as Queen’s Cup MVP, Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Jared Bethune: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Liam Dunda: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • U SPORTS Top 10: 15 of 19 Weeks, high of No.5

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Abby Lafreniere, Hannah DeCoutere, Shelby Sly, Quinn Johnston, Brooklyn Bastarache, Julia McDonnell, Alex Maw, Jessica O’Malley, Bridgid Goris, Robin Ketcheson Middle Row (L–R): Morgan McHaffie (Asst. Coach), Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Mike Murphy (Goalie Coach), Nicole Posesorski, Abby Dusome, Hailey Wilson, Taylor Hicks, Megan Laviolette, Serene Falzone, Kate Martini (Asst. Coach), Hannah Quarin (Trainer), Madeleine Hardy (Trainer), Olivia Guido (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Makenzy Arsenault, Bryce Desa, Caroline DeBruin, Addi Halladay, Stephanie Pascal, Kaylie Dennis, Katrina Manoukarakis, Devon Greenough, Kathryn Jalink

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels began their season with a win on home ice over the Laurentian Voyageurs. But after two consecutive losses, Makenzy Arsenault led the Gaels to five straight victories as she filled in for an injured Stephanie Pascal.

At the end of the first half of the season, the Gaels would head into the winter break with an 8-5 record and with Pascal back in the mix they had much work to do to climb the OUA standings.

After trading wins and losses to begin the 2019 part of their campaign the Gaels would pick up a weekend sweep over Western and Windsor at the Memorial Centre which sparked some momentum heading into the final stretch of the regular season. The final night of the regular season saw Hailey Wilson net two goals in a 2-1 victory at Brock which secured the Gaels the fourth seed and a date with the Ryerson Rams in the first round of the playoffs.

The Gaels would take game one of that series thanks to a lastminute goal from Alex Maw, which handed the Gaels a 3-2 victory on home ice. From there, the Gaels traveled to Toronto for game two. The Gaels trailed 1-0 with the late stages of the third period approaching, but Nicole Posesorski managed to tie things up with five minutes to go which led to an eventual overtime. However, the Rams were able to come away with a 2-1 double overtime victory forcing a series-deciding game three.

This game would also require overtime and another Rams’ goal ended the series and the Gaels’ season.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA (14-9-1-0) • Lost to Ryerson in OUA quarter-final (2-1 in bestof-three-series)

OUA ALL-STARS • Rookie: Nicole Posesorski TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Caroline DeBruin • Animal Award: Caroline DeBruin • Most Improved: Addi Halladay • Rookie of the Year: Hanna DeCoutere SPECIAL HONOURS • Caroline DeBruin: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Katrina Manoukarakis: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

• Quinn Johnston: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Addi Halladay Q, Stephanie Pascal Q, Kaylie Dennis Q, Katrina Manoukarakis Q, Caroline DeBruin

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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Back Row (L–R): Rami Maassarani (Head Coach), Katherine Walker, Alex Bernst, Nicholas Grubic, Lucas Austin, Gavin Stone, Tyler Gay, Michael Bryenton, Evan Notley, Daniel Stret, Louise Munro, Michael Davidson (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L–R): Erika Rankin, Paige Adams, Jane Carlton, Cassidy Deane, Greta Chase, Rebecca Hisey, Megan Stellato, Charlotte Deacon, Katie Bruggeling (Assistant Coach) Absent: Shaye de Paiva, Michael Wightman, Sarah Rothwell (Assistant Coach), Jordan Gattrell (Assistant Coach)

ROWING

VARSITY TEAMS

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

SEASON RECAPS MEN

The Gaels got their first taste of OUA action as they competed in the Head of the Trent in Peterborough, Ont. Alex Bernst and Gavin Stone secured first and second respectively in the men’s single, while Stone and Michael Bryenton placed first in the men’s double. From there the Gaels headed to the Brock Invitational as a warm-up for the upcoming OUA Championship.

The men took home gold in three events, the lightweight 2- of Nicholas Grubic and Daniel Stret lightweight 2x of Alexander Bernst and Grubic and Bernst himself in the lightweight 1x.

At the OUA Championships in St. Catharines, Ont. the Gaels took home four gold medals, one silver and finished third place team finish. The men’s lightweight 4+ of Michael Wightman, Nicholas Grubic, Evan Notley, Alex Bernst and Daniel Stret earned a gold medal with their run, while Grubic and Bernst earned gold in their lightweight double. Gavin Stone and Michael Bryenton won the men’s double gold medal, while Stone capped off a championship day with the men’s single gold medal. Stone was named the OUA Male Athlete of the Year with his performance.

At the Canadian University Rowing Championship in St. Catharines, Ont., Queen’s would earn three more gold medals and a silver. The team that won the OUA’s lightweight 4+ came away with a dominant victory in their run at the CURC, while Grubic and Bernst also won gold in the lightweight double. Gavin Stone built off his momentum from the OUA Championships as he won the gold medal in the men’s single, while Bernst took silver in the lightweight single. Bernst was named national rower of the year.

WOMEN Louise Munro was the top Gaels’ finisher at the season opening Head of the Trent in Peterborough, Ont. She placed second in the women’s championship single. Meanwhile, Greta Chase and Rebecca Hisey had top-five finishes in the lightweight single. At the Brock Invitational, the team of Cassidy Deane, Paige Adams, Charlotte Deacon, Katherine Walker and Megan Millier Stellato took gold in the women’s heavyweight 4. Deane and Adams also took gold in the women’s double.

At the OUA Championships in St. Catharines, Ont. the Gaels earned five gold medals and one silver on their way to a second place team finish. Much like at the Brock Invitational, the Gaels heavyweight 4 team won gold, while Jane Carlton and Greta Chase won their lightweight double event. Paige Adams and Cassidy Deane won the women’s 2- as Louise Munro and Katherine Walker grabbed gold in the women’s 2x. Louise Munro capped the day off with a gold in the women’s single.

At the Canadian University Rowing Championship in St. Catharines, Ont., the Gaels brought back one gold and two bronze medals back to Kingston. Katherine Walker earned bronze in the women’s lightweight single and the team of Paige Adams and Cassidy Deane won bronze in the women’s double.

Louise Munro once again came out on top of the women’s single bringing home the lone gold medal on the women’s side.

WOMEN’S RESULTS • Second Place at OUA Championship • 7th Place at CURC MEN’S RESULTS • Third Place at OUA Championship • 4th Place at CURC INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP • Gold: Men’s Double, Lightweight Men’s Double,

Men’s Single, Lightweight Men’s Four, Women’s Double, Women’s Four, Lightweight Women’s Double, Women’s Single, Women’s Pair • Silver: Men’s Lightweight Double, Women’s Lightweight Single

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURC • Gold: Women’s Single, Lightweight Men’s Double, Lightweight Men’s Four, Men’s Single

• Silver: Lightweight Men’s Single • Bronze: Lightweight Women’s Single, Lightweight Women’s Double

OUA ALL-STARS • Gavin Stone x2, Michael Bryenton, Nicholas

Grubic x2, Alex Bernst x2, Michael Wightman, Evan Notley, Daniel Stret, Paige Adams x2, Cassidy Deane x2, Louise Munro x2, Katherine Walker x2, Megan Millier Stellato, Charlotte Deacon, Jane Carlton, Greta Chase

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Gavin Stone/Louise Munro • Most Improved: Michael Bryenton/Jane Carlton • Botterell Award: Alex Bernst/Cassidy Deane • Rookie of the Year: Lucas Austin/Charlotte Deacon • John Armitage Award: Rami Maassarani SPECIAL HONOURS • Alex Bernst: CURC Male Athlete of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice

• Gavin Stone: OUA Male Athlete of the Year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

• Louise Munro: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Cassidy Deane: FISU Games Silver Medal • Rami Maassarani: OUA Female Coach of the Year • Michael Davidson: OUA Male Coach of the Year

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Greta Chase Q, Cassidy Deane Q, Rebecca Hisey Q, Louise Munro Q, Alexander Bernst Q, Michael Bryenton Q, Nicholas Grubic Q, Elliot Hall Q, Michael Wightman Q, Daniel Stret Q, Gavin Stone Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

 MEN’S RUGBY - OUA CHAMPIONS 

Back Row (L–R): Dave Butcher (Head Coach), Scott Kyle (Assistant coach), Anna Walczak (Student Therapist), Hussain Khadar, Brock Kelly, Liam Geddes, Brendan Blaikie (Capt), Tristan Ruse, Trevor Helgason, Connor Wayell, Mihai Rusu, Noah King, Sam Ibbotson, Liam Casey, Christian Futschik, Quinton Brown, Evan Curd, Stefan Zuliani, Sydney Hollands (Student Therapist), Duncan McNaughton (Assistant Coach), Dave Worsley (Assistant coach) Second Row (L–R): Cully Quirke, Pat Lynott, Mike Douros, Jarred Augustine, Ben Burnside, Josh Engelbrecht, Jared Hines, Mike Dimonte, Stephen Lockhart, Connor King, Dylan Young, Liam Varvaris, Koshi Hayward, Cole Hickey Front Row (L–R): James McDonald, Zach Rensink, Will Cheesewright, Santiago Guadarrama Mya, David Thompson, Alex Pipchuk, Will McArthur, Nick Sauder, Lachaln Devir, Alex Mathers, Jonny Variano, Connor Jaques, Chris Wells, Nick De Lallo, Kyle McCallum Absent: Ruairidh McPhail, Aiden Abbot, Jill Douglas (Senior Student Therapist)

SEASON RECAP

Coming off an undefeated season as Turner Trophy champions, the Gaels lived up to their lofty expectations and swept the OUA season once again. The Gaels kicked off their season with a dominant 74-6 win over the Waterloo Warriors at Nixon Field, which set the tone for the remainder of the season. They would finish 8-0 and earn home field advantage for the entirety of the OUA playoffs.

First, Waterloo returned to Nixon Field for the OUA semi-final and the Gaels cruised to a 59-16 in front of their home crowd. This set up another Turner Trophy clash with the Guelph Gryphons for the fifth consecutive season. Right from the start there was no chance that the Gaels were going to let the title from their grasp as they jumped out to a quick lead, eventually taking a 31-0 advantage into halftime. Putting on a show for their fans the Gaels won their 24th Turner Trophy capping off their second consecutive undefeated OUA campaign. Trevor Helgason was named the man of the match as the Gaels lifted another banner.

OUA Coach of the Year David Butcher then led his squad to their first appearance at the Canadian University Rugby Championship hosted in Victoria, B.C. The Gaels went 2-0 in their pool taking down UNB as well as last year’s finalists Victoria in a close 15-8 victory.

This set up a battle with the UBC Thunderbirds for the national championship. The Gaels were able to jump out in front 7-0 over the defending champions. However, the Thunderbirds pushed back and won the title leaving the Gaels with their first loss in two years and a national silver medal.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Evan Curd Q, Lachlan Devir Q, Michael Douros Q, Christian Futschik Q, Jared Hines Q, Patrick Lynott Q, Ruairidh MacPhail Q, Will McArthur Q, Mihai Rusu Q, Dylan Young Q

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RESULTS • First in OUA (8-0) • Defeated Waterloo in OUA Semifinal (59-16) • Defeated Guelph in OUA Championship (48-10) • Defeated UNB in Canadian University Rugby quarter-final (76-5)

• Defeated Victoria in Canadian University Rugby semifinal (15-8)

• Lost to UBC in Canadian University Rugby Championship (21-10)

OUA ALL-STARS • Patrick Lynott, Lachlan Devir, Nicholas De Lallo, Brendan Blaikie, Tristan Ruse

CANADIAN UNIVERSITY RUGBY ALL-STARS • Cully Quirke, Sam Ibbotson, Dylan Young, Trevor

Helgason, Alex Pipchuk, Ruairidh McPhail, Patrick Lynott

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Dylan Young • Rookie: Liam Casey SPECIAL HONOURS • Alex Pipchuk: OUA Trillium Award • Dylan Young: Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice • Tristan Ruse: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Nicholas De Lallo: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Trevor Helgason: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Dave Butcher: OUA Coach of the Year • TEAM: Raised $30,437.62 in the Run for the Cure

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S RUGBY

Back Row (L–R): Lauren McEwen (Asst Coach), Dan Valley (Head Coach), Jill Lynott, Harlee Bruce, Sofie Kennedy, Susie Dunn, Rachel Hickson, Emma Longshore, Sophie de Goede, Anna Killacky, McKinley Hunt, Camille Irvine, Nadia Popov, Mikela Lehan, Blake Wilson (Assistant Coach), Sean Dunleavy (Asst Coach), Liv Mickie (Junior AT) Second Row (L–R): Beth Fishwick, Ryley Gould, Alex Kinkartz, Avery Comeau, Celia Martensson, Hannah Daniels, Lydia Salgo, Hannah Greenwood, Emma Frey, Emma Crivello, Kianna Kozak, Grace Adie-Berube, Shoshauna Gauvin, Jamie-Lea Wade, Brittany Imasuen Front Row (L–R): Darby Whittaker, Amelia Lawton, Katie Maunder, Dom Rumball, Poppy McKay, Kara Gani, Gill Reason, Thea White, Sadie Stephenson, Maddy Kuchar, Lily Stewart, Bridget Peros Absent: Taylor Black, Kyra Maybee, Gabi Giddey (Senior Student Therapist), Ashleigh Huctwith (Junior Student Therapist)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels came into the 2018 season ranked fourth in the nation and looking to return to the U SPORTS National Championship for a second consecutive year. They began their OUA season with a dominant 68-10 victory at Western which saw eight different Gaels lay down trys.

Up next they battled the defending OUA champion Guelph Gryphons at Nixon Field. After trailing 29-5 at the half, the Gaels were able to battle their way back and fall just short in a 39-34 final. From there, the Gaels picked up back-to-back wins at McMaster and at home versus York to end their regular season with a 3-1 record and the second seed heading into playoffs. After a first round bye, the Gaels hosted McMaster at Nixon Field in a close affair. After building a 29-17 lead in the late stages of the second half, the Marauders attempted to close the gap. However, the resilient Gaels stood their ground and picked up a 29-24 win led by Nadia Popov’s 14 points.

This set up a rematch with the Guelph Gryphons in the OUA Championship game at Guelph. However, despite their best efforts the Gaels fell 39-14 and claimed an OUA silver medal and a berth to nationals once again. Heading to nationals, the No.6 Gaels dropped their opening game to St. Francis Xavier meaning the Gaels would have to make a consolation bracket run. They did so taking down the Calgary Dinos 29-10 and setting up a consolation final against Victoria. The Gaels fell in a hard fought 24-15 final ending their season after an incredible run.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Harlee Bruce Q, Kara Gani Q, Hannah Greenwood Q, McKinley Hunt Q, Mikela Lehan Q, Philippa McKay Q, Dominque Rumball Q, Lydia Salgo Q, Sadie Stephenson Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

RESULTS • Second in Shiels Division (3-1) • Defeated McMaster in OUA semifinal (29-24) • Lost to Guelph in OUA Championship (39-14) • Lost to StFX in U SPORTS quarter-final (42-21) • Defeated Calgary in U SPORTS consolation semi (29-10)

• Lost to Victoria in U SPORTS fifth place game (2415)

OUA ALL-STARS • Sophie de Goede, Rachel Hickson, Nadia Popov U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • First Team: Sophie de Goede, Rachel Hickson TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Harlee Bruce • Most Improved: Brittany Imasuen • Rookie of the Year: Bridget Peros • Barb Di Nardo Award: Emma Crivello SPECIAL HONOURS • Sophie de Goede: U SPORTS Player of the Year, OUA Player of the Year, U SPORTS Championship All-Star, Canadian U20 Tri-Nations Cup • Nadia Popov: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once • Rachel Hickson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once, Canadian U20 Tri-Nations Cup • Hannah Daniels: Canadian U20 Tri-Nations Cup • Celia Martensson: Canadian U20 Tri-Nations Cup • U SPORTS Top 10: 9 of 9 weeks, high No.4

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VARSITY TEAMS

MEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L -R): Callista Tsangarakis (Trainer), Claire Weersink (Trainer), Arthur Szydlowski (Lead Trainer), Christian Hoefler (Head Coach), Daniel McBride (Assistant Coach), Julian Micolta (GK Coach) Second Row (L-R): Keven Mastri, Brevin Mackay, Kurtis Kelly, Junior Kwame Addai, Andrea Bragagna, Chris Meyer, Zach Toupin, James Michaelis, Charlie Purcell, Nick Theodorakakis, Andrew Kim, Milosh Stojanovic, Daniel Lee Front Row (L-R): Andrew Kennedy, Nick Alie Day, Noah Campagna, Kyle Owens, Antoine Noël, Alex Jones, Alex Dimock, Tyler Gowdy, Cameron Mackinnon, Michael Chang, Matthew Reale, Iñaki Sean Hew, Luca Almeida Absent: Reynard Husin, Colin McAuslan (Strength & Conditioning Head Coach), Evan Karagiozov (Strength & Conditioning Assistant Coach)

SEASON RECAP

Queen’s began their season on a tear picking up wins in four of their first five games. They outscored their opponents 16-3 over this stretch, which included road wins at UOIT and Trent as well as Richardson Stadium victories over Toronto and RMC. However, the Gaels stumbled through the following section of their schedule going 1-4-1 in their next six games. This stretch effectively took them out of the OUA East division race but with playoff seeding still in play the Gaels would end the season on a high note. They picked up wins in three of their final four games, which included a win over Nipissing to secure the fourth seed in the OUA East and a home playoff game in the opening round. The Gaels also secured their highest season point total in three seasons with 28.

RESULTS • Fourth in OUA East (9-6-1) • Lost in OUA playoff 1-0 to Nipissing OUA ALL-STARS • Second Team: Michael Chang, Zachary Toupin, Junior Kwame Addai

TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Zachary Toupin • Rookie of the Year: Charlie Purcell SPECIAL HONOURS • Michael Chang: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

In the playoffs, the Gaels met the Nipissing Lakers on a cold night at Richardson Stadium. With temperatures low, offences were held in check however, Nipissing was able to find the net in the 33rd minute. From there the Gaels weren’t able to respond as their season came to an end.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Brevin MacKay Q, Keven Mastri Q, Kyle Owens Q

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VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L–R): Alyssa Fenuta (Assistant Coach), Alex Lockwood, Jamie Foot, Charlotte Langley, Christie Gray, Lidia Bradau, Fred Poitras, Sarah Nixon, Erin Cliffe, Genelle Morash, Sierra, Mendelsohn (Student Trainer) Second Row (L–R): Marco Giacomello (Assistant Coach), Cam Pytyck (Assistant Coach), Kevin Greig (Assistant Coach), Andrea Meneses, Alex Doane, Chloe Korol Filbey, Emily Thomas, Sydney Gauthier, Chloe Cabral, Gillian Groth, Liz Iasparro, Marisa Telzer (Student Trainer), Dave McDowell (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Jenny Wolever, Hannah Dobie, Taylor Green, Marina Ribecca, Alexa MacLatchy-Gaudet, Alanna Richardson, Anna Stephenson, Sarah Whelan, Alicia Levy, Ashley Micuda, Sophie Thomas (Student Trainer)

SEASON RECAP

The Gaels kicked off their season No.5 in the national ranking looking to contend in a very tough OUA East division. They opened with two wins at home which included a hat trick from Jenny Wolever in a 4-2 win over Nipissing. From there the Gaels went 3-2-0 with tough losses over UOIT and the eventual U SPORTS Champions Ottawa Gee-Gees.

Queen’s would go 3-5-1 over the final stretch of the regular season which included a revenge win over UOIT at Richardson Stadium. They were able to secure the second seed in the OUA East and clinched a bye through the first round of the OUA playoffs. With 13 goals, Wolever was honoured as the OUA East MVP. Her goal scoring ability ranked second in the OUA as well as second in the nation.

In the playoffs, the Gaels hosted the fourth seed Nipissing Lakers at Richardson in the OUA Quarter-final. An offensive fury right out of the gates propelled the Gaels to a 5-1 win on their final game at home. Wolever recorded her second hat trick of the season, once again against Nipissing to lead the Gaels to another OUA Final Four appearance.

RESULTS • Second in OUA East (8-3-5) • Defeated Nipissing in OUA quarter-final 5-1 • Lost to Western 3-2 in OUA semifinal • Lost to McMaster 3-0 in OUA bronze game OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Lidia Bradau, Jenny Wolever • Second Team: Alicia Levy, Jamie Foot U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • First Team: Jenny Wolever • Second Team: Lidia Bradau SPECIAL HONOURS • Jenny Wolever: OUA East MVP, OUA Athlete of the Week once, Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice

• U SPORTS Top 10: 9 of 10 weeks, high No.5

For a third year in a row, the Gaels drew the Western Mustangs in the OUA semi-final. Both teams were even 1-1 after regulation time and in extra time the Gaels struck first. However, two consecutive goals before the final whistle ended the Gaels hopes of a gold medal. The Gaels dropped the bronze medal game 3-0 to McMaster ending their season.

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Lidia Bradau Q, Sarah Nixon Q, Alanna Richardson Q, Jenny Wolever Q

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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VARSITY TEAMS

 MEN’S VOLLEYBALL - OUA CHAMPIONS 

Back Row (L–R): Sabrina Borg (S&C Intern), Keaton Proud (assistant Coach) Thomas Ellison (Assistant Coach), Zac Hutcheson, Joshua Menheere, Dylan VanEeden, Jonathan Reid, Julian Krygel, Dylan Hunt, Liam Wilson, Greg Love, Malcolm Prentice, Matt Lopes (statistician) Gabriel deGroot (Head Coach) Nick Avison (Student Therapist) Front Row (L–R): Michael Pearce, Joel Rudd, Adam Boljkovac, Mathieu Utting, Lukas Kaufman, Matthew Hedden, Zane Grossinger, Mitch Neuert, Shane Gabel

SEASON RECAP

The first season as head coach of the men’s volleyball program at Queen’s for Gabriel deGroot was a memorable one. The Gaels dropped a tough match to Windsor in his home debut and after the first two weeks of the season were sitting at 2-2 with a date at the reigning OUA champion and then No.1 nationally ranked Marauders next on the schedule. The Gaels finished off a five-set thriller 15-13 to complete the upset and set the course for the remainder of their season. Queen’s nearly ran the table the rest of the way, finishing 13-1 after their 2-2 start to the season.

RESULTS • First in OUA East (15-3) • Defeated Guelph 3-2 in OUA quarter-final • Defeated Toronto 3-1 in OUA semifinal • Defeated McMaster 3-2 in OUA Championship • Lost to Laval 3-2 in U SPORTS quarter-final • Defeated McMaster 3-0 in U SPORTS consolation semi • Defated Mount Royal 3-0 in U SPORTS 5th place match

In the OUA playoffs the Gaels hosted the Final Four after defeating Guelph in a thrilling five-set quarterfinal. After taking down Toronto in the semifinal, Queen’s ended McMaster’s run of six straight titles with a five set win to claim their first OUA banner since 2012.

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS • Second Team: Zane Grossinger

The Gaels saw deGroot named OUA East coach of the year while Zac Hutcheson was the recipient of the East Division’s Dale Iwanczko Award of Merit. Queen’s also sported five OUA All-Stars with Zane Grossinger joining Hutcheson on the first team, Adam Boljkovac teaming up with Dylan Hunt on the second-team and Shane Gabel receiving All-Rookie honours.

At U SPORTS, the Gaels dropped a tough quarter-final before bouncing back with wins over McMaster and Mount Royal to finish fifth.

OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Zane Grossinger, Zac Hutcheson • Second Team: Adam Boljkovac, Dylan Hunt • Rookie Team: Shane Gabel TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Zac Hutcheson • Most Improved: Matthieu Utting SPECIAL HONOURS • Zac Hutcheson: OUA Dale Iwanczko Award, Queen’s Athlete of the Week three times

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Dylan Hunt Q, Zachary Hutcheson Q, Michael Pearce Q

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• Zane Grossinger: Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice • Gabriel deGroot: OUA Coach of the Year • U SPORTS Top 10: 8 of 16 weeks, high of No.8

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

VARSITY TEAMS

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Back Row (L–R): Jaycee Farmer (Team Manager), Jamie Gray (Athletic Therapist), Nicola Ros (Team Manager), Neil Muchmore (Assistant Coach), Olivia Van Baaren, Danielle Corrigan, Saffron van der Linde, Caroline Livingston, Natalie Crews, Griffen du Maresq-Henshaw, Makayla Keith, Isabelle Korchinski, Ryan Ratushniak (Head Coach), Katie Bohn (Athletic Therapist), Hilary Parson (Team Scout/Manager) Front Row (L–R): Erin Final, Victoria Wensley, Jayda Nault, Arielle Palermo, Danika Ahac, Alexandra Tsiofas, Sierra Hardy, Julia Wiercigroch, Jackie Boyle, Lauryn Colpitts Absent: Michaela Valente (Athletic Therapist)

SEASON RECAP

In their second season under head coach Ryan Ratushniak the Gaels clinched their fifth consecutive OUA playoff appearance with their second straight 13-6 record.

The Gaels had a rough start to their season dropping four of their first six games. However, a win at home against York sparked a four-game win streak to get the Gaels back to form. After the winter break the Gaels would start 2019 with six consecutive victories heading straight into the OUA playoffs. Those victories allowed the Gaels to safely secure the third seed in the OUA East.

In the OUA playoffs, the Gaels headed to London to take on the Western Mustangs in the quarterfinals for the third consecutive season. After taking the opening set, the Gaels would drop the next three to end their season.

The Gaels took home some impressive OUA accolades as Caroline Livingston was awarded the OUA East Award of Merit for her work on the court, classroom and in the community. She joined Sierra Hardy on the OUA First Team All-Star list, meanwhile Julia Wiercigroch was named a Second Team All-Star and Arielle Palermo was named to the All-Rookie team.

RESULTS • Third in OUA East (13-6) • Lost to Western 3-1 in OUA quarter-final OUA ALL-STARS • First Team: Sierrra Hardy, Caroline Livingston • Second Team: Julia Wiercigroch • Rookie Team: Arielle Palermo TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Caroline Livingston • Most Improved: Saffron van der Linde • Rookie of the Year: Arielle Palermo SPECIAL HONOURS • Caroline Livingston: OUA Award of Merit • Arielle Palermo: Queen’s Athlete of the Week once

GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES

Jacklynn Boyle Q, Sierra Hardy Q, Makayla Keith Q

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SUPPORT SERVICES

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Back Row (L-R): Evan Karagiozov, Mario Bassi, Tyrus Gibson, Holly Edward, Vinson Hu, Gabe Ferreira, Josh Britton, Julia Paganin, Wynne Gee, Keziah Magor, Jaslyne Golaz, Manny Dejesus, Kaden Shearer, Luc Pelletier, Zach Dera, Colin McAuslan Front Row (L-R): Sarah Cameron, Megan Wallenius, Taylor Bresee, Emma Falgeole-Bray, Emily Hu-A-Kim, Cassy Robillard, Kyra Bancroft, Jacqueline Toole, Hannah Mather, Sabrina Borg Absent: Isabelle Birchall, Abigail Brandon, Eric Dixon, Alex Gilchrest, Connelly Hogarth, Jamie Luchenski, Lana Ramic, Valerie Viau

HOME EVENTS

Back Row (L-R): Jacline Gnidec, Brittany Bottan, Natalie Bienias, Erin Villeneuve Front Row (L-R): Haley Marando, Maddie Love, Jessie Chen

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SUPPORT SERVICES

ATHLETIC THERAPY

Back row L-R: Heidi Bonnell, Ryan Bennett, Erika Kelly, Katrina Nella, Sierra Mendelsohn, Emily Hubert, Marisa Telzer, Olivia Mickie, Jenna Hickey, Arthur Szydlowski, Hannah Rehman, Josh Shore, Nicole Spadaro, Kevin Jury, Jillian Douglas, Anna Walczak, Mackenzie Koop, James Sawchuk Front Row L-R: Ashleigh Huctwith, Sarah Handley, Katelyn Hochgeschurz, Gabi Giddey, Azalea Walc, Sophie Thomas, Jamie Handfield, Olivia Guido, Katie Bohn, Morgan Saker, Callista Tsangarakis Absent: Laura Pinto, Elizabeth Stanton, Avery Kent, Maddie Hardy, Hannah Quarin, Sydney Hollands, Claire Weersink, Nick Avison, Jamie Gray, Michaela Valente

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

Back Row (L-R): Nadia Popov, Henry Jeong, Miki Kawano Front Row (L-R): Isabelle Korchiniski, Sierra Hardy, Caroline Livingston Absent: Paige Adams, Meghan Bayley, Marley Beckett, John Bews, Jake Brennan, Braeden Brown, Matteo Del Brocco, Avery Goertz, Morgan Gregg, Rachel Mochulla, Josh Mosley, Ciara Morrison, Chris Osei-Kusi, Harry Range, Nicola Ros, Megan Saftich, Henry Thompson, Natasha Wong

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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SUPPORT SERVICES

VARSITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Front (L-R) to Back: Kara Blair, Dom Rumball, Will Langford, Harry Range, Jesse Graham, Caroline Livingston, Michael Tremblay, Karly Kudrinko, Sierra Singh, (X), Samantha Hartley, Sarah Cvetkovski, Rob Kanko, Erica Weigand, Adrienne Gaudreault, Jessie Pollett, Caroline Wisehart, Melissa Wong, Jacqueline Toole, Quinton Gray, Marianne Alarie, Emma Ritcey, Clara Gatien, Ciara Morrison, Alicia Levy, Jamie Foot, Danika Ahac, Emma Crivello, Matteo Del Brocco, Ben Fanjoy, Eric Margo, Mitch Neuert, Lukas Kauffman, Chris Meyers, Cam MacKinnon, Kierra Lee-Pii, Lana Ramic, Isabelle Korchinski, Dylan Hunt, Stephen Lee, Erin Lee, Christa Anguelova, Courtney MacNiven, Alex LeBlanc, Mia Stankovic, Rachel Lackey, Louise Munroe, Alex Bersnt

SEASON RECAP

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

In September, the VLC donated 643 pounds of food to Partner’s in Mission Food Bank at the Athlete Welcome Back BBQ. A generous amount of $39,226 was raised for the Run for the Cure, with the Men’s rugby team leading the way with raising over $30,000 of the final amount.

In December the VLC coordinated the annual Martha’s Table Holiday baskets. The student-athletes teamed up to donate 35 food baskets and over 600 dollars to Martha’s Table, a nonprofit organization that provides nutritious meals for those in need. Over the year the VLC hosted two Super Saturdays which supported the Autism Mentorship program and created awareness for mental health initiatives with Bell Let’s Talk day and jack.org.

The VLC had a great time getting to meet some aspiring Gaels on Pathways to Education Day. Pathways to Education Day aims to support first generation students of sport and personal development. The day consisted of playing games, hanging out, and listening to some amazing speakers talk about their experiences with adversity, hard work, and believing in one’s self.

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.

The VLC also had the opportunity to participate in Motionball as well as Heart and Stroke Canada fundraisers. Lastly, the VLC was nominated for the Association of Fundraising Professionals, South Eastern Ontario Chapter Award for Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy for dedicating their time to volunteering efforts in the Kingston community.

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‘Q’ AWARD

2018-19 ‘Q’ AWARD RECIPIENTS BASKETBALL

Jesse Graham, Tanner Graham, Myriam Fontaine, Marianne Alarie, Maddie Morris, Veronika Lavergne, Megan Saftich

FOOTBALL

Ejaz Causer, Spencer Giffin, Louis Christophe Hebert, Ron Jones, Zackary Kealey, Trevor McGarrity, Connor McQuilkin, Chris Osei-Kusi, Jeremy Pendergast, Jacob Puskas, Marquis Richards, Kurtis Schaefer

HOCKEY

Addi Halladay, Stephanie Pascal, Kaylie Dennis, Katrina Manoukarakis, Slater Doggett, Henry Thompson

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.

ROWING

Greta Chase, Cassidy Deane, Rebecca Hisey, Louise Munro, Alexander Bernst, Michael Bryenton, Nicholas Grubic, Elliot Hall, Michael Wightman, Daniel Stret, Gavin Stone

RUGBY

Evan Curd, Lachlan Devir, Michael Douros, Christian Futschik, Jared Hines, Patrick Lynott, Ruairidh MacPhail, Will McArthur, Mihai Rusu, Dylan Young, Harlee Bruce, Kara Gani, Hannah Greenwood, McKinley Hunt, Mikela Lehan, Philippa McKay, Dominque Rumball, Lydia Salgo, Sadie Stephenson

SOCCER

Brevin MacKay, Keven Mastri, Kyle Owens, Lidia Bradau, Sarah Nixon, Alanna Richardson, Jenny Wolever

VOLLEYBALL

Dylan Hunt, Zachary Hutcheson, Michael Pearce, Jacklynn Boyle, Sierra Hardy, Makayla Keith

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.

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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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 Claire Sumner (Cross Country) 2016-17 Julie-Anne Staehli (Cross Country) 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)

Claire Sumner 2017-18 PHE’55 Award Recipient

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1986-87 Brenda Skillen (Gymnastics) 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)

Spencer Abraham/Kainoa Lloyd 2017-18 Jenkins Trophy Award Recipients

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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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.

2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09

SpencerAbraham(Hockey)/KainoaLloyd(Men’sRugby) Kevin Bailie (Hockey) 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.

2017-18 Sophie de Goede (Basketball/Rugby); Zane

Grossinger (Volleyball) 2016-17 Bridget Mulholland (Basketball); Lukas Kaufman (Volleyball) 2015-16 Katrina Manoukarakis (Hockey);

Chris Brunet (Volleyball) 2014-15 Addi Halladay (Hockey); Spencer Abraham (Hockey) 2013-14 Karley Heyman (Rugby); Kevin Bailie (Hockey) 2012-13 Nadia Popov (Rugby); Sukhpreet Singh (Basketball) 2011-12 Jesse De Boer (Soccer); Matt Christie (Rowing) 2010-11 Liz Boag (Basketball); Sam Sabourin (Football) 2009-10 Erin Roberts (Squash); Payton Liske (Hockey)

2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06

2004-05

2003-04 2002-03 2001-02

2000-01

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)

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.

2017-18

Men’s Rugby

2012-13

Women’s Soccer

2016-17

Women’s Cross Country

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

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.

2017-18

McKinley Hunt (Rugby)

2012-13

Morgan McHaffie (Hockey); Liam Underwood (Rugby)

2016-17

Claire Sumner (Cross Country)

2011-12

Joren Zeeman (Volleyball)

2015-16

Gill Pegg (Wrestling/Rugby)

2010-11

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

2014-15

Larkin Davenport Huyer (Rowing)

2009-10

Danny Brannagan (Football)

2013- 14

Julie-Anne Staehli (Cross Country/Track)

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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.

2017-18

2016-17

2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

Katherine Bernard Yip Choy (Athletic Therapy), McKinley Hunt (Athlete Services), Elyse O’Brien (Home Events), Isaac Seabrook (Strength and Conditioning) and Erin Lee (Varsity Club) Chris Brooker (Athletic Therapy), Nicole Morse (Athlete Services), Sadie Vanier (Home Events) and Steph Edmunds (Strength and Conditioning) 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. 2017 2016

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Emily Gervais (Hockey), Ejaz Causer (Football), Erin Lee (Swimming), Sam Dobbin (Triathlon) Kelsey Juraschka (Rowing), Sam Abernethy (Soccer), Taylor Sills (Track & Field), Jason Park (Fencing)

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

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2017-18 OUA ACADEMIC ALL-STARS* ROWING

Michael Bryenton, Scott Coombs, Khalil Daibes, Nicholas Grubic, Elliot Hall, Ian Morrison, Evan Notley, Daniel Stret, Mitchell Valic, Cassidy Deane

RUGBY (M)

Brendan Blaikie, Alexandre Carmel, Alexander Colborne, George Anthony Desmond, Lachlan Devir, Michael Douros, Joshua Engelbrecht, Christian Futschik, Trevor Helgason, Jared Hines, Jeffrey MacDonald, William Mcarthur, Mark Mitchell, Dylan Moss, Alexander Pipchuk, Charlie Tremblay, John Varriano *Presented in the Fall of 2018; based on the 2017-18 academic year.

2017-18 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS* BASKETBALL

Mathew Elcock, Tanner Graham, Connor Keefe, Marianne Alarie, Abigail Dixon, Emma Ritcey, Megan Saftich, Sarah Saftich

CROSS COUNTRY

Eric Wynands, Marley Beckett, Claudia Belanger, Shannen Murray, Taylor Sills, Molly Steer, Claire Sumner, Robert Kanko, Avery Goertz, Amy Stephenson

FOOTBALL

William Bannatyne, John Bews, Justin Bowman, Jacob Butler, Ejaz Causer, Emilio Frometa, Kyle Gouveia, Louis Hebert, Wesley Mann, Michael Moore, Joshua Mosley, Jonah Pataki, Zachary Sauer, Connor Weir

HOCKEY

Luke Bertolucci, Ryan Bloom, Jacob Brennan, William Brown, Duncan Campbell, Cory Genovese, Nevin Guy, Jaden Lindo, Brandon Prophet, Alexander Row, Alexander Stothart, Henry Thompson, Emily Gervais, Robin Ketcheson, Amber Sealey, Micaela Smith, Claire Warren

COLOUR AWARDS 2018–19

RUGBY (W)

Hannah Daniels, Erin Geddes, McKinley Hunt, Miki Kawano, Sofie Kennedy, Amelia Labenski, Lauren Murray, Nadejda Popov, Dominique Rumball, Lydia Salgo, Janna Slevinsky, Sadie Stephenson, Sophie de Goede

SOCCER

Kwame Addai, Noah Campagna, Julian Gailiunas, Justice Gyasi, Briam Jimenez Lopez, Brevin Mackay, Cameron Mackinnon-Turner, Keven Mastri, Kyle Owens, Jacob Schroeter, Zachary Toupin, Patrick Van Belleghem, Alexandra Doane, Kaitlyn Howitt, Alicia Levy, Sarah Nixon, Rachel Radu, Alanna Richardson, Matija Skoko, Micah Vermeer, Claudia Wheler, Jennifer Wolever

VOLLEYBALL

Zane Grossinger, Zachary Hutcheson, Jack IrvingPeckham, Julian Krygel, Mitchell Neuert, Markus Trence, Isabelle Birchall, Jacklynn Boyle, Danielle Corrigan, Isabelle Korchinski, Caroline Livingston, Alexandra Tsiofas, Olivia Van Baaren, Julia Wiercigroch *Presented in the Fall of 2018; based on the 2017-18 academic year.

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AUTOGRAPHS