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NATIONAL RESULTS (CIS/CURA/CUSSL/CUFLA)• 1 National Second Place Finish (M Ultimate)• 1 National Third Place Finish (W Cross Country)• 4 CIS First Team All-Canadians (W Cross Country [2], W Rugby

[2])• 2 CIS Second Team All-Canadians (M Cross Country, W Soccer)• 2 CIS All-Rookie Team (M Hockey [2])• 9 CUSSL All-Canadians (Synchro)• 2 CUFLA All-Canadians (M Lacrosse)• 2 CIS Major Award Winners (M Hockey, M Volleyball)• 1 CUFLA Major Award Winner (M Lacrosse)• 1 National 1st Place Individual Finish (W Rowing)• 2 National 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country,

Synchro)• 2 National 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Rowing, M Track)

PROVINCIAL RESULTS• 4 Team Titles (M Rugby, Cycling, W Fencing, W Squash)• 1 2nd Place Team Finish (W Rowing)• 6 3rd Place Team Finishes (M Rowing, Field Hockey, M Fencing,

W Cross Country, W Basketball, M Ultimate)• 10 1st Place Individual Finishes (W Squash [4], Figure Skating

[3], W Fencing, M Rowing, W Rowing)• 8 2nd Place Individual Finishes (M Fencing, Figure Skating, W

Squash [2], W Rowing [4])• 10 3rd Place Individual Finishes (W Cross Country, W Fencing [3],

Figure Skating, M Wrestling, M Rowing [3], W Rowing)• 35 OUA First Team All-Stars (M Basketball, W Basketball, W Cross

Country [2], M Cross Country, W Fencing [2], Field Hockey, Figure Skating [5], M Hockey, W Lacrosse, W Rowing [2], M Rowing, M Rugby [6], W Rugby [4], M Soccer, W Soccer [2], W Squash [2], M Volleyball, W Water Polo)

• 17 OUA Second Team All-Stars (W Basketball, M Cross Country, Football [5], M Hockey, W Hockey [2], W Lacrosse, M Soccer [4], W Soccer, W Volleyball)

• 9 OUA All-Rookie Team (M Basketball, Football [2], M Hockey [2], W Hockey [2], W Volleyball [2])

• 2 OIWFA All-Stars (Fastpitch)• 12 OUA Major Award Winners (Baseball, M Cross Country, M

Hockey [2], W Lacrosse, M Rugby, W Rugby, W Squash [3], M Volleyball [2])

• 3 OUA Athletes of the Week (M Basketball, W Rugby, Figure Skating)

• 3 OUA Football Players of the Week

QUEEN’S TOTAL 2014-15 RECORD• Varsity Team Record: 101-67-12 (0.594)• Playoff Record: 9-12 (0.429)

UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR)Voting Members 2014–15: Kevin Bailie, Abby Bolland, Michelle Charlton, Kevin Wiener, Sarah Barnes, Laurie Ross, Christopher Justinich, Sue Bates, Leslie Dal Cin

Ex Officio Members: Ann Tierney, Jean Cote, Allison Williams

Resource Members: Jeff Downie, Janean Sergeant, Jayne Culbert, Nancy Becker, Anne Lindsay, Lana Unsworth, Marcia Irving

2014–2015 BY THE NUMBERS

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

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

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

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

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DANIEL R. WOOLFPrincipal and Vice-Chancellor

As the 2014-15 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 79th 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 tri-colour.

This is an exciting time for sport, recreation and physical activity at Queen’s. In 2016, thanks to the generosity of our alumni, we will celebrate the construction of a revitalized Richardson Stadium for our student-athletes and fans to enjoy for years to come.

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 of future Gaels as these athletes pursue the legacy that you have helped to inspire.

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!

ANN TIERNEYVice-Provost & Dean of Student Affairs

Another athletic year has drawn to a close and 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 are recognizing 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, 328 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. I am looking forward to the 2015-16 season, to the performances of our athletes and teams, to hosting the 2015 CIS Women’s Rugby Championships, and to the revitalization of our stadium – it will be a great year for the Gaels! To our student-athletes: all the best with your exams and your future athletic and academic endeavours. Go Gaels Go!

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LESLIE DAL CINExecutive Director,

Athletics and Recreation

I would like to offer my congratulations and thanks for an exciting 2014-15 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 Men’s Rugby, Women’s Fencing and Cycling who all captured repeat championships and to women’s squash who stood atop the podium for the first time since 2009. Equally impressive is the number of talented student-athletes who were recognized with provincial and national honours this year. Our future shines bright. 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 new social media initiatives such as Mental Health Doesn’t Care and Get Real initiatives. 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. 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 2015-16 season.

Go Gaels Go!

CLAUDIA DIFRANCESCO & MIKE TOMLINSON

Varsity Leadership Council (VLC) Co-Presidents

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

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

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

Thank you for all of your support and participation this year. Congratulations to all of our athletes on your contributions to the Queen’s and Kingston communities.

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

Cha Gheill!!

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESGreg Faulkner Q

RESULTS• Fourth in OUA East (5-14)• Did not qualify for post-season

OUA EAST ALL-STARS• First Team: Greg Faulkner• Rookie: Tanner Graham

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Greg Faulkner• Rookie: Tanner Graham

SPECIAL HONOURS• Greg Faulkner: OUA Athlete of the Week (Dec 1),

Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Dec 1)

SEASON RECAPHosting their annual Tindall invitational, Queen’s men’s basketball picked up the top placing in the tournament with a 2-1 record while Greg Faulkner was named MVP and Dan Thompson an All-Star.

The Gaels struggled out of the gate but after an overtime loss to Brock they bounced back to pick up a pair of wins at the ARC over York and Algoma.

They carried the momentum into the second semester starting out with a 90-63 win over Nipissing. With the playoff race heating up Queen’s took an incredible road win against Western thanks to a last second buzzer beating lay-in from Sukhpreet Singh.

The Gaels playoff hopes came down to their final game of the regular season as they visited Toronto but they could not keep pace and fell 87-79.

Faulkner finished off his Gaels career earning his first OUA First-Team All-Star nod while Kingston native Tanner Graham was named to the All-Rookie team.

MEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): Isoken Ogumbor (Manager), Joelle Small (Trainer), Jenna Yaraskavitch (Trainer), Idan Itskovich (Video), Mark Paclibar, Jesse Graham, Mike Mullins, Ryall Stroud, Russell Winters, Mike Shoveller, Ross Vrana-Godwin, Greg Faulkner, Tanner Graham, Pat Street, Dan Thompson,

Kam Canjimavadivel (Manager), Sukhveen Singh (Manager), Andrew Kupfer (Manager)Front Row (L–R): Sammy Ayisi, Cy Samuels, Shaun Brade (Observing Coach), Brett Walsh (Assistant Coach), Jermaine Small (Assistant Coach), Steph Barrie (Head Coach),

Goce Andrevski (Assistant Coach), Robin Dziemiejko (Assistant Coach), Sukhpreet Singh, Andrew MavetyAbsent: Judith Elliot (Manager), Henrietta Virag (Manager), Sara Prodanos (Manager), Dennis Marks (Manager), Alice Bifield (Trainer)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESJenny Wright Q , Gemma Bullard Q

RESULTS• Second in OUA East (11-8)• Defeated Laurentian in OUA playoff (80-52)• Defeated Laurier in OUA quarter-final (85-78 2ot)• Lost to Ryerson in OUA semifinal (69-60)

OUA EAST ALL-STARS• First Team: Jenny Wright• Second Team: Liz Boag

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Liz Boag• Rookie: Marianne Alarie• Coaches Award: Jenny Wright, Gemma Bullard

SPECIAL HONOURS• Emily Hazlett: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan

12)• Abby Dixon: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan

26)• Liz Boag: 1,000 career point mark, Queen’s

Athlete of the Week (Feb 16)• Jenny Wright: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Mar

2)• TEAM: OUA All-Star Game Host• CIS Top 10: 4 of 13 weeks and highest rank No.8

SEASON RECAPThe Gaels once again hosted their annual Tindall Invitational welcoming Acadia, Laval and Thompson Rivers to Kingston. Queen’s swept the field and won the tournament with ease.

Injuries slowed down the Gaels out of the gate as they dropped three of their first five games. Queen’s rebounded and after two wins to close out the fall term, the Gaels added another four straight to open up January.

The Gaels finished 2nd in the OUA East with an 11-8 record and entered the playoffs as the 7-seed. The Gaels hosted the 10-seed Laurentian at the ARC and got by them with an 80-52 win.

Next up was a battle at Laurier with the 2-seed and No.6 team in Canada. Queen’s battled back from a 14 point deficit and outlasted Laurier in double overtime 85-78.

In the OUA Final Four the Gaels drew the 3-seed Ryerson Rams but were unable to return to the OUA final, falling 69-60.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

Back Row (L–R): James Bambury (Assistant Coach), Abby Dixon, Lauryn Friesen, Sarah Saftich, Liz Boag (Captain), Emily Hazlett, Brittany Roberto, Marianne Alarie, Amy Cotton, Dave Wilson (Head Coach), Bob Freeman (Assistant Coach)

Front Row (L–R): Kathryn Telford (Trainer), Gemma Bullard (Captain), Nicole Morse, Andrea Priamo, Gia Spiropoulos, Robyn Pearson, Maddie Morris, Jenny Wright (Captain), Christina Gonos (Trainer)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESAlex Hutton Q

RESULTS• Fifth place at OUA Championship• 10th place at CIS Championship

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP• Alex Wilkie - 5th (10km)• Eric Wynands - 27th (10km)

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIP• Alex Wilkie - 10th (10km)• Eric Wynands - 29th (10km)

OUA ALL-STARS• First Team: Alex Wilkie

CIS ALL-CANADIANS• Second Team: Alex Wilkie

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Alex Wilkie• Rookie: Eric Wynands

SPECIAL HONOURS• Eric Wynands: OUA Rookie of the Year• Jeff Archer: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 22)• OUA Championship Hosts• CIS Top 10: 4 of 7 weeks and highest rank No.7

SEASON RECAPWith Jeff Archer saving his final year of eligibility for 2015, a young Gaels squad took shape thanks in part to the emergence of last year’s team rookie of the year Alex Wilkie along with a strong first-year unit.

The Gaels saw strong performances throughout the season taking a second place finish at McGill with strong debuts from rookies Eric Wynands and Brandon Thomas coming fourth and 11th. Jeff Archer took 1st at Western and the Lehigh Paul Short run, a race that saw Wilkie take third, and at the Queen’s invitational the Gaels took fourth and were led by Wynands who finished eighth.

Next up was the OUA Championship hosted by the Gaels in Kingston at Fort Henry. Wilkie took home a fifth place finish and was named a first team All-Star while rookie Wynands was named OUA rookie of the year with the top placement for a first-year.

At the CIS Championship Wilkie capped off a successful season with a 10th place finish to be named an All-Canadian and the Gaels finished at 10th as a team.

MEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach), Joey Stel, Alec Proudfoot, Rob Kanko, Matt Duschene, Shane Favit, Eric MacPherson, Michael Styba, Gavin Hathaway, Gerry Angelatos, Matt Roach, Billy Bostad

Front Row (L–R): Hathan Dehghan, Alex Hutton, Jeff Archie, Alex Wilkie (captain), Eric Wynands, Evan Andrin, Brandon Thomas, Chris Fitzgibbon, Jacob Wanuch, Mark Schmidt

Absent: Steve Boyd (Head Coach)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESNone

RESULTS• Bronze medal at OUA Championship• Bronze medal at CIS Championship

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP• Julie-Anne Staehli - 3rd (6km)• Claire Sumner - 6th (6km)• Charlotte Dunlap - 12th (6km)

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIP• Julie-Anne Staehli - 2nd (6km)• Claire Sumner - 6th (6km)

OUA ALL-STARS• First Team: Julie-Anne Staehli, Claire Sumner• Second Team: Charlotte Dunlap

CIS ALL-CANADIANS• First Team: Julie-Anne Staehli, Claire Sumner

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Julie-Anne Staehli• Rookie: Molly Steer

SPECIAL HONOURS• Julie-Anne Staehli: Queen’s Athlete of the

Week (Nov. 10), 6th in World University XC Championships and Team Bronze

• OUA Championship Hosts• CIS Top 10: 7 of 7 weeks and highest rank No.4

SEASON RECAPThe Gaels entered the season looking to top their 4th and 3rd place finishes at the OUA and CIS championships respectively from last season.

After a fourth place finish at McGill and sixth place team effort at Western the Gaels began to hit their stride starting at the Lehigh Paul Short run where Claire Sumner took a strong 13th place finish. At home in the Queen’s Invitational Sumner once again paced the Gaels finishing second while Shannen Murray broke the top ten at ninth leading the team to a third place finish.

In the OUA Championship Julie-Anne Staehli made her return to the Gaels to pick up a bronze followed by OUA All-Star performances from Sumner and Charlotte Dunlap. Queen’s finished with a team bronze, improving on last year’s fourth place finish.

At the CIS Championship Staehli was strong once again taking a second place finish while being named an All-Canadian along with teammate Sumner who finished sixth. As a team the Gaels repeated as bronze medalists.

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

Back Row (L–R): Julie-Anne Staehli (Captain), Bianca Chelu-Penalagan, Erin O’Higgins, Charlotte Dunlap, Molly Steer, Maggie Scheunert, Shannen Murray, Claire Sumner, Brant Stachel (Assistant Coach)

Front Row (L–R): Sasha Zarnke, Lindsay Kary, Veronica Allan, Emma Plater, Alanna ShearmanAbsent: Steve Boyd (Head Coach)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESJustin Gleben Q, Yann Dika-Balotoken Q, Aaron Dowd Q

RESULTS• Eighth in OUA (3-5)• Did not qualify for post-season

OUA ALL-STARS• Second Team: Alex Carroll x2, Doug Corby, Jesse

Andrews, Derek Wiggan• All-Rookie: Jason Shamatutu, Michael Moore

TEAM AWARDS• To be announced at football year end banquet

SPECIAL HONOURS• Jason Shamatutu: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Sept 2)• Alex Carroll: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept

29)• Michael Moore: OUA Football defensive player of

the Week (Oct 14)• Derek Wiggan: OUA Football defensive player of

the Week (Oct 27)• CIS Top 10: 1 of 10 weeks at No.9

SEASON RECAPComing off their best regular season since the Vanier Cup year of 2009, the Gaels had their work cut out for them heading into 2014. The young team graduated an all-star studded group from last year’s Yates Cup Finalist team and saw four players graduate to the CFL.

The participation of an ineligible player in the first two games of the season was an early setback for Queen’s, who had to forfeit a win against Windsor in their season opener. The Gaels rebounded from a rough start to play an improved brand of football in the latter half of the season. A close 28-19 midseason loss to the OUA’s top team, McMaster, turned Queen’s season around, as they finished the year on a three-game winning streak.

The final run, where Queen’s outscored their opponents 141-52, started out with a 48-27 win at home against Toronto. The following week the Gaels entertained a sold out crowd during homecoming at Richardson Stadium with a dominant 57-10 win over the York Lions. In the final game of the season at Carleton, which will forever be dubbed the vuvuzela game, the Gaels shut down Carleton 36-15 ending the Ravens chance at a playoff spot.

Queen’s was honoured with four OUA All-Stars as Alex Carroll, Doug Corby, Jesse Andrews and Derek Wiggan received the distinction while Jason Shamatutu and Michael Moore were named to the OUA All-Rookie team.

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESKelly Jackson Q , Corey Bureau Q , Tyler Moore Q , Braeden Corbeth Q

SEASON RECAPThe Gaels looked to improve upon one of their best seasons in team history coming into 2014-15 despite having a young group.

The Gaels took wins in three of their first four games but a mid-season six game slide set them back. Thankfully for the Gaels they were able to finish the regular season strong winning their final four games which included a Carr-Harris Cup win over RMC and a win over No.8 ranked UQTR.

In the playoffs the Gaels dropped the opening game of their quarter-final series after a late goal put Laurentian ahead. With the tough task of taking two in a row from the Voyageurs Queen’s was up to the task. The Gaels won 3-1 and followed with a 2-1 overtime win to seal the series. In the East semifinal series against McGill the Gaels gave them everything that they could handle but were edged 2-1 and 3-1 dropping the series.

A pair of rookies lead the Gaels and were recognized for their efforts as Spencer Abraham was named the CIS Rookie of the Year and along with teammate Darcy Greenaway a CIS All-Rookie.

RESULTS• Fifth in OUA East (13-12-1)• Defeated Laurentian in OUA East quarter-final

(2-1 in best-of-three series)• Lost to McGill in OUA East semifinal (2-0 in best-

of-three-series)

OUA ALL-STARS• First Team: Spencer Abraham• Second Team: Darcy Greenaway• Rookie: Spencer Abraham, Darcy Greenaway

CIS ALL-CANADIANS• Rookie: Spencer Abraham, Darcy Greenaway

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Kevin Bailie• Rookie: Spencer Abraham

SPECIAL HONOURS• Spencer Abraham: CIS Rookie of the year, OUA

East Top Defenceman, OUA East Rookie of the year, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb 9)

• Darcy Greenaway: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov 24, Jan 19)

• Andrew Wiebe: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb 2)• Kelly Jackson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb 16)• TEAM: Won 29th annual Carr-Harris Cup (5-1)

MEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Darcy Greenaway, Ryan Bloom, Yannick Laflamme, Spencer Abraham, Blair Wentworth, Geordie Maguire, Braden Mercier, Kris Grant, Eric Chevrier, Joseph Luongo

Middle Row (L–R): Sarah Shaw (Trainer), Tess Gottenstraeter (Trainer), Braeden Corbeth, Warren Steele, Harrison Hendrix, Jeff Kennedy, Brett Foy, Taylor Clements, Andrew Wiebe, Brendan Kennedy, Ryan Kaszuba, Eric Ming, Jordan Coccimiglio

Front Row (L–R): Chris Clarke, Patrick McGillis, Kelly Jackson, Stephane Chabot (Assistant Coach), Brett Gibson (Head Coach), Corey Bureau, Andrew Haussler (Assistant Coach), Tony Cimellaro (Assistant Coach), Tyler Moore, Patrick Downe, Kevin Bailie

Absent: Jason Jones (Equipment Trainer)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESShawna Griff in Q , Fiona Lester, Chelsey Verbeek Q , Mar y Coughlin Q

SEASON RECAPThe Gaels locked up the third place spot in the OUA this season after finishing with a 16-5-3 record while finishing in a tie for first in the OUA in scoring.

The Gaels started off the season winning their first five games of the year. They then took an overtime win over the OUA leading Mustangs to end the Fall portion of the schedule thanks to captain Shawna Griffin with the exciting finish.

The Gaels spent the entire season in the CIS Top 10 rankings reaching as high as the No.3 slot.

Heading into the post-season the Gaels opening round against the sixth seeded Laurier was a rematch of last year’s OUA Championship. In game one the two teams needed triple overtime to decide a winner in a 1-0 Laurier win. Looking to force the game to a third and deciding contest a pair of late goals from the Golden Hawks sealed the Gaels fate and ended their season in a 3-2 loss.

Griffin and Taryn Pilon were honoured as OUA All-Stars while Addi Halladay and Amber Sealey were All-Rookies.

RESULTS• Third in OUA (16-5-3)• Lost in OUA quarter-final to Laurier (2-0 in best-

of-three series)

OUA ALL-STARS• Second Team: Shawna Griffin, Taryn Pilon • Rookie: Addi Halladay, Amber Sealey

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Shawna Griffin• Rookie: Addison Halladay• Most Improved: Danielle Bishoff

SPECIAL HONOURS• Taryn Pilon: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct 14,

Dec 1)• Caitlyn Lahonen: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct

20)• TEAM: Hosted York at Rogers K-Rock Centre in school

day game setting new program attendance record (1,562), Five Gaels (Coughlin, Bishoff, Griffin, Lester and Pilon) part of OUA All-Star team in exhibition vs Canadian U18 team

• CIS Top 10: 15 of 15 weeks and highest rank No.3

WOMEN’S HOCKEY

Back Row (L–R): Emily Gervais, Danelle Bishoff, Taryn Pilon, Fiona Lester, Sara Jane Pratt, Clare McKellarMiddle Row (L–R): Tamiko Kotack (Trainer), Shane Henderson (Goalie Coach), Kyla Crouse, Jessica Wakefield, Michele Knecht, Addison Halladay, Amber Sealey, Alisha

Sealey, Nadia Larocca, Micaela Smith, Megan Farrell, Courtenay Jacklin, Blaire Gunnarson (Trainer)Front Row (L–R): Stephanie Pascal, Matt Holmberg (Head Coach), Danielle Girard, Mary Coughlin, Caitlyn Lahonen, Shawna Griffin, Chelsey Verbeek, Brianne Wheeler

(Assistant Coach), Claire WarrenAbsent: Miriam Paas (Assistant Coach), Chris van Laren (Assistant Coach), Janelle Eeuwes (Trainer)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESJohn Ross Q , Joe Kunkel Q , Matt Christie Q , Jordan Rendall Q , Darren Major Q

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

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP• Gold: (H1x) Matt Christie• Bronze: (HW8+) Sean Whitehall, Joey Coward,

Peter Mueller, Darren Major, Sacha Ruzzante, Stuart Finley, Scott Macdonald, John Ross, cox Nadia Munk, (L4+) Will Mulcahy cox, Jordan Rendall, Stephen Holloway, Ricky Fennema, Joe Kunkel, (H4+) Sacha Ruzzante, Stuart Finley, Scott Macdonald, John Ross, cox Nadia Munk

OUA ALL-STARS• Matt Christie

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Joe Kunkel• Botterell: Sean Whitehall• John Armitage Award: Scott MacDonald, Jordan

Wille• Most Improved: Stuart Finley

SPECIAL HONOURS• Jordan Rendall: FISU Team Canada member of

lightweight men’s four (7th)

SEASON RECAPThe Gaels managed to find the podium once again in 2014 finishing the OUA championship.

The Gaels geared up for the OUA championship and saw success early on in meets. At the Head of the Rideau Regatta the Gaels took the Kandahar trophy as the top University.

At the OUA Championship hosted by the Brock Badgers it was Matt Christie who struck gold for the tricolour in the heavyweight men’s single. Three other crews also found the podium as the heavyweight eight, lightweight four and heavyweight four all finished with bronze medal performances.

At the Canadian University Rowing Championship in Victoria, the Gaels finished in 7th place as a team with their best performance coming from the lightweight men’s two who finished in fourth in a time of 6:57.22 which was just under two seconds shy of the podium.

MEN’S ROWING

Back Row (L–R): Jordan Rendall, Will Mulcahy, Ricky Fennema, Matt Christie, Scott Macdonald, Peter Mueller, Geoff Donoghue, Sacha Ruzzante, John RossFront Row (L–R): Nadia Munk, Stuart Finley, Joe Kunkel, Darren Major, Joey Coward, Stephen Halloway, Andrew Williams, Bailey MacKenzie

Absent: Sean Whitehall, Patrick Smit, Christopher Bulla, John Armitage (Head Coach)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESLiz Price Q , Robyn Finley Q , Emily Baturin Q , Katie Prufer Q

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

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT OUA CHAMPIONSHIP• Gold: (H2x) Larkin Davenport Huyer, Milica Banic • Silver: (L8+) Emily Baturin, Philippa Goodleaf, Katie

Prufer, Anise Truman, Maddie Howell, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Jac Minnaar, Danielle Abusow, cox Kiri De New (H4+) Elizabeth Price, Lexi Ross, Daniella Deschamps, Tori Pearson, cox Shelby Stinnissen (L4+) Emily Baturin, Danielle Abusow, Katie Prufer, Anise Truman, cox Kiri De New (H8+) Elizabeth Price, Larkin Davenport Huyer, Lexi Ross, Chloe Des Roche, Jenna Adams, Daniella Deschamps, Meredith Adams, Tori Pearson, cox Shelby Stinnissen

• Bronze: (L2x) Robyn Finley, Emily Featherstone

INDIVIDUAL RESULTS AT CURC• Gold: (H1x) Larkin Davenport Huyer• Bronze: (L4+) Emily Baturin, Danielle Abusow, Katie

Prufer, Anise Truman, cox Kiri De New

OUA ALL-STARS• Larkin Davenport-Huyer, Milica Banic

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Larkin Davenport-Huyer• Rookie of the Year: Milica Banic, Nadia Munk• Most Improved: Jac Minnaar, Jenna Adams• John Armitage Award: Chloe DesRoche, Kat Merwin

SPECIAL HONOURS• Milica Banic: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct 27) • Larkin Davenport-Huyer: Gold in 500m double

scull and bronze in 1500m double scull and mixed eight at Commonwealth games, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct 27, Nov 3)

SEASON RECAPAfter a successful summer with many members competing for Ontario and Canada the Gaels entered the season on a high note.

The Gaels geared up for the OUA championship and saw success early on in meets. At the Head of the Rideau Regatta the Gaels took the Kandahar trophy as the top University.

At the OUA Championship hosted by the Brock Badgers the Gaels finished second as a team. Queen’s rowers found the podium six times which included a gold in the heavyweight double from Larkin Davenport Huyer and Milica Banic.

Davenport Huyer continued to shine at the CURC as she took national gold in the heavyweight single event. The lightweight four crew finished on the podium with a bronze as well as the Gaels finish in fourth place as a team at the championship.

Back Row (L–R): Jordan Willie, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Meredith Adams, Allison Demaiter, Chloe DesRoche, Lexi Ross, Elizabeth Price, Jenna Adams, Jac Minaar, Katie Prufer, Larkin Davenport Huyer

Front Row (L–R): Madeline Howell, Anise Truman, Tori Pearson, Shelby Stinnissen, Robyn Finley, Philippa Goodleaf, Emily Featherstone, Danielle AbusowAbsent: John Armitage (Head Coach)

WOMEN’S ROWING

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESJames Dent Q , Matt Gottschling Q , Ciaran McSwiggan Q , Brendan Sloan Q , Angus McPhail Q , Andrew Carr Q , David Williams Q

RESULTS• First in OUA (7-1)• Defeated McMaster in OUA semifinal (61-0)• Defeated Guelph in OUA championship (32-23)

OUA ALL-STARS• Jacob Rumball, Tommy Kirkham, Brendan Sloan,

James Dent, David Worsley, Kainoa Lloyd

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Jacob Rumball, Lucas Rumball• Rookie: Alex Colborne

SPECIAL HONOURS• Jacob Rumball: OUA MVP• David Worsley: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Sept 15)• Lucas Rumball: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct

20)• Kainoa Lloyd: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov

3)• Tommy Kirkham: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Nov 10)• TEAM: Tied with Toronto for most OUA titles

for any school with 21, third consecutive OUA Championship, University 7’s national bronze medalists

SEASON RECAPThe Queen’s men’s rugby team successfully defended their OUA Championship to extend their title streak to three straight. The program also moved into a tie with Toronto for the most amongst any school with 21.

The Gaels started the season strong winning their first three matches before suffering their first loss since September of 2012, coming up just short 18-13 to McMaster.

The tricolour then finished out the regular season with four straight wins for a 7-1 record. Drawing the Marauders in the playoffs on home turf at Nixon Field Queen’s sent a message to the league with a dominant 61-0 win.

In the OUA Championship they persevered climbing back from a 16-0 deficit to take a 32-23 victory over the Guelph Gryphons.

Jacob Rumball was honoured as the OUA MVP and six Gaels were named to the OUA All-Star team.

Back Row (L–R): Peter Huigenbos (Performance Analyst), Gary Gilks (Head Coach), Luke Follwell (Assistant Coach), Ben Collis, Buck Payne, Teddy Taggart, David Worsley, Lucas Rumball, Jacob Rumball, Joe Yelle, James Dent, Tommy Kirkham, Kevin Rush, Jeff MacDonald, Tristan Ruse, Matt Geisler,

Ciaran McSwiggan, Brendan Blaikie, Dylan Petrin, John McSherry, Ben StinsonFront Row (L–R): Ryan Aimers, Chris O’Neil, Matt Gottschling, Adam McQueen, Marc Levin, Brendan Sloan, Marc van der Wahl, Andrew Carr, Isaac Pickle, Angus MacPhail,

Fraser Bruce, Michael Douros, Dave Williams, Alex Colborne, Kai LloydAbsent: Mark Charette, Keegan Myers, Tobin Sydneysmith, Adam Cotterill, Eric Bleim, Toby Digney, Benji Oppenheimer, Conor Neudorf, Angus Carroll, Ryan Lan,

Mike Wong Sr. (Assistant Coach), Jacob (Student Trainer), Molly (Student Trainer), Angie (Student Trainer)

MEN’S RUGBY − OUA CHAMPIONS

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESDevon Stride Q , Mel Judges Q , Melody Clarke Q , Jordyn Rowntree Q , Jenna Ledson Q , Danielle Underwood Q , Claudia DiFrancesco Q

RESULTS• Second in Russell Division (4-1)• Defeated York in OUA quarter-final (41-21)• Lost to Guelph in OUA semifinal (29-21)• Lost to Western in OUA bronze medal match (22-

19)

OUA ALL-STARS• Lauren McEwen, Miranda Seifert, Gillian Pegg,

Melody Clarke

CIS ALL-CANADIANS• Lauren McEwen, Gillian Pegg

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Gillian Pegg• Graduating Athlete: Devon Stride

SPECIAL HONOURS• Claudia DiFrancesco: OUA Community Service

Award• Lauren McEwen: Queen’s all-time leading scorer

with 179 points, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept 29), OUA Athlete of the Week (Sept 29)

• Gillian Pegg: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept 8)

• CIS Top 10: 8 of 8 weeks and highest rank No.2

SEASON RECAPComing off their first OUA title in program history the Gaels entered the season with a target on their backs. Things got off to a good start with a 61-12 win in their home opener on September 6.

The Gaels suffered their first regular season loss since 2011 as they visited McMaster who bested Queen’s by just one point 21-20. From there Queen’s finished off with three straight wins, including a 50-19 triumph over Western in their first night game at Nixon Field.

In the playoffs Queen’s dispatched York in the quarter-finals 41-21 and drew Guelph for a chance to return to the OUA Championship. The Gryphons stayed ahead and took the win 29-21 and a banged up Gaels team then travelled to London to take on Western in the OUA bronze medal game but were narrowly edged out 22-19.

Two Gaels were named CIS All-Canadians for their efforts as both Lauren McEwen and Gill Pegg received the honour. McEwen established a new scoring record for Queen’s and has scored 179 points in her career.

Back Row (L–R): Blake Wilson (Assistant Coach), Leigha Stiles, Devon Stride, Lauren McEwen, Claudia DiFrancesco, Mel Judges, Claragh Pegg, Hannah Bradshaw, Jenna Ledson, Sam Ellis, Tanya Hansenberger, Beth Godkin (Trainer), Jenna Raabe (Trainer)

Third Row (L–R): Sean Dunleavy (Assistant Coach), Beth Barz (Head Coach), Lizzie Thompson, Rebekah Smith, Loren Baldwin, Darcy Hansen, Caitie Ryan, Miranda Seifert, Danielle Underwood, Gill Pegg, Bethany Greer, Emma Shown, Samara Morton (Trainer)

Second Row (L–R): Jenna Press, Karley Heyman, Erin Geddes, Jordan Sousa-Dias, Mel Clarke, Rose Sanderson, Nambi Mbaja, Caroline Kennedy, Emily Groper, Hanna SweetFront Row (L–R): Sydnee Nolan, Hannah VanLuven, Lauren Cranfield, Jaime-Lee Deschenes, Lauren Murray, Willa Jones, Devon Luca, Hannah Angermann, Rachel Hartley

WOMEN’S RUGBY

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESRobert Lannan Q , Ben Fenech Q , Marco D’Elia Q , Henry Bloemen Q

RESULTS• Fourth in OUA East (9-2-5)• Defeated Nipissing in OUA East first round (2-1 ET)• Lost to Toronto in OUA East quarter-final (1-0)

OUA EAST ALL-STARS• First Team: Kristian Zanette• Second Team: Henry Bloemen, Maxfield Materne,

Jacob Schroeter

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Chris Michael• MIP: Conor Hannigan• Rookie: Jacob Schroeter

SPECIAL HONOURS• Jacob Schroeter: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Sept 8)• Chris Wellsman: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct

27)• CIS Top 10: 2 of 9 weeks and highest rank No.8

SEASON RECAPFinishing at 9-2-5, the Gaels men’s soccer team closed out the regular season at third in the OUA East for the second consecutive year. Queen’s keepers Maxfield Materne, Taylor Reynolds, and Daniel van Woerkens combined for nine clean-sheets this season, tied for second in the OUA.

The Gaels had some impressive results during the regular season, including a 2-1 win late in the year over Ryerson, who was ranked No.4 in the CIS. In the first round of the OUA East playoffs, the Gaels needed a stunning goal from Chris Wellsman in extra time to get past Nipissing in a 2-1 win.

Queen’s squared off against an underrated Toronto side, which finished just ahead of the Gaels in the regular season standings, in the OUA East quarterfinal. After Toronto went ahead early, Queen’s was unable to find an equalizer, being eliminated on the 1-0 loss to the eventual OUA bronze medalists.

Due to the Gaels strong play throughout the season, five members of the squad were named as OUA All-Stars.

MEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L–R): Scott Compeau (Assistant Coach), Will Jeaurond (Trainer), Sam Abernathy, Rohan Sarna, Chris Wellsman, Conor Hannigan, Ben Fenech, Chris Michael, Tonko Bacelic, Robert Lannan, Andrew Martin, William Twardek, Greg Simmons, Eric Koskins, Christian Hoefler (Head Coach)

Front Row (L–R): Briam Jimenez Lopez, Jacob Schroeter, Oliver Coren, Henry Bloemen, Maxfield Materne, Daniel Van Woerkens, Taylor Reynolds, Tommy Hong, Kristian Zanette, Rory McParland, Christian Siblall

Absent: Daniel McBride (Asst Coach), Yasuto Hoshiko (GK Coach), Adam Beaudoin (Trainer), Patrick van Belleghem, Takuma Cottle, Marco D’Elia

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESAlex Blanchard Q , Breanna Burton Q , Jessie de Boer Q , Jackie Tessier Q , Cara Ott Q

RESULTS• Fourth in OUA East (9-4-3)• Defeated Carleton in OUA East first round (1-0 PK)• Lost to Ottawa in OUA East quarter-final (1-0)

OUA EAST ALL-STARS• First Team: Jessie de Boer, Melissa Jung• Second Team: Brittany Almeida

CIS ALL-CANADIANS• Second Team: Jessie de Boer

TEAM AWARDS• MIP: Matija Skoko• Most Consistent: Melissa Jung

SPECIAL HONOURS• Jackie Tessier: Gaels all-time leading scorer with

55 goals, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Sept. 2, Sept. 22)

• Jessie de Boer: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Oct. 6)

• CIS Top 10: 1 of 9 weeks at No.10

SEASON RECAPWith a 9-4-3 record, women’s soccer locked down the fourth spot in the OUA East for the second consecutive year.

In the first round of the OUA East playoffs, Queen’s hosted the Carleton Ravens and went to penalties for the fifth consecutive game in the playoffs. After going scoreless through regulation and extra time, Laura Callender, Melissa Jung, Brittany Almeida, and finally Tara Bartram scored from the spot, while Tyrell made one save as the Gaels picked up the 4-2 PK win.

Queen’s drew a matchup against the No.1 Ottawa Gee-Gees in the OUA East quarterfinal for the second consecutive year, having beaten the country’s top team in penalties last year. In 2014, the Gee-Gees avenged last year’s result by eliminating the Gaels 1-0 on a goal in the 30th minute.

Midway through the season, Jackie Tessier became the program’s all-time leading scorer, finishing her Queen’s career with 55 goals. Other Gaels who enjoyed individual success this season include Jessie de Boer, who was named a CIS All-Canadian, Jung and Almeida, who both joined de Boer as OUA All-Stars.

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Back Row (L–R): Dave McDowell (Head Coach), Marco Giacomello (Assistant Coach), Sophie Kinley, Patris Alves, Jackie Tessier, Melissa Jung, Laura Callender, Rachel Radu, Tara Bartram, Kyra Steer, Micah Vermeer, Breanna Burton, Jessie de Boer, Laura Sproule,Emma Smith, Karina Magalhaes (Trainer), Kevin Greig (Assistant Coach)

Front Row (L–R): Alicia Levy, Matija Skoko, Claudia Glasspoole, Savannah Meyer Clements, Madison Tyrell, Britt Snell, Michaila Frawley, Aisha Rekab, Cara Ott, Alex Blanchard, Britt Almeida, Alyssa Fenuta

Absent: Tianna Lombardo, Hannah Cameron, Fiona Burns, Danielle Polak (Trainer)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESPhil Goyer Q , Aaron Nusbaum Q

SEASON RECAPAfter dropping their first three games of the season to Windsor, Western and Ryerson the Gaels went on a tear winning nine of their next 10 games with five of the nine wins coming away from the ARC.

The Gaels took big wins over Waterloo, Guelph and a pair against York during the 10 game stretch.

After another three game losing streak Queen’s finished off their regular season with a big road victory over Guelph in four sets.

In the playoffs the Gaels drew the York Lions who won on the last day of the regular season to jump one spot ahead of the Gaels meaning they would host their opening round playoff match.

Despite taking both regular season meetings against York in was the Lions who advanced winning in four sets.

Two Gaels were major award winners as Ivo Dramov was CIS and OUA Libero of the year and Mike Tomlinson was the OUA nominee for the CIS Dale Iwanoczko Award.

RESULTS• Fifth in OUA (12-8)• Lost to York in OUA quarter-final (3-1)

OUA ALL-STARS• First Team: Mike Tomlinson

TEAM AWARDS• MVP: Mike Tomlinson, Ivo Dramov• Most Improved: Markus Trence• Rookie: Ben Harper

SPECIAL HONOURS• Ivo Dramov: CIS Libero of the Year, OUA Libero of

the Year• Mike Tomlinson: OUA Dale Iwanoczko Award

Nominee, Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan 26)• Markus Trence: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Nov 17)• Phil Goyer: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan 12)• Brenda Willis: Inducted into Kingston & District

Sports Hall of Fame• TEAM: Queen’s Invitational Champions (Smola

Cup)

MEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Back Row (L–R): Synge Chen (Technical Assistant), Brenda Willis (Head Coach), Jordan Chen (Technical Assistant), Robin Creighton (Technical Assistant), Niko Rukavina (Assistant Coach), Mike Tomlinson, Scott Brunet, Will Hoey, Aidan Roos, Dylan Hunt,

Beau Burroughs (Student Trainer), Jenna Dibblee (Student Trainer), Melissa Weidman, (Student Trainer), Gabriel DeGroot (Assistant Coach)Front Row (L–R): Patrick Zumpano, Joraver Sangha, Thomas Ellison, Tyler Scheerhoorn, Aaron Nusbaum, Ivo Dramov, Phil Goyer,

Markus Trence, Matt Golas, Jamie Wright, Ben HarperAbsent: Vytas Fidleris (Technical Assistant), Brandon Ma (Strength Coach), Callum Owen (Strength Coach)

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GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETESKatie Hagar ty Q , Emilie Normand Q , Shannon Hopkins Q

SEASON RECAPWith a young team and new head coach the Gaels looked to get back into the playoffs after missing out in 2013-14.

Looking to nail down one of the top four spots in the competitive East division, the Gaels started off the season with a 3-3 record after six games. From there, the Gaels hit their stride winning their final five games of the Fall semester and adding a win in January to complete a six game streak.

With three road games to close out the season the Gaels managed to knock off No.10 McMaster in dominant fashion winning in straight sets on the road 3-0.

The Gaels 12-7 record secured the final playoff spot in the OUA East drawing the top team in the conference in Toronto for their quarter-final.

The Gaels saw their season end in Toronto to this year’s CIS Championship hosts who beat Queen’s 3-0.

RESULTS• Fourth in OUA East (12-7)• Lost to Toronto in OUA quarter-final

OUA ALL-STARS• Second Team: Brett Hagarty• All-Rookie: Danielle Blumentrath, Caroline

Livingston

TEAM AWARDS• Distinguished Career Award: Katie Hagarty

SPECIAL HONOURS• Shannon Neville: Queen’s Athlete of the Week

(Nov 17)• Niki Slikboer: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov 24)• Becky Wilson: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan 19)• Ali Shamie: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Feb 9)

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

Back Row (L–R): Alison Hock (Trainer), Neil Muchmore (Assistant Coach), Gabrielle Down, Charlotte Illingworth, Caroline Livingston, Niki Slikboer, Makayla Keith, Shannon Neville, Victoria Wensley, Michael Ling (Head Coach)

Front Row (L–R): Peri Fenwick (Trainer), Alena Cook (Trainer), Alexa Scarcello, Brett Hagarty, Isabelle Korchinski, Emilie Normand, Shannon Hopkins, Katie Hagarty, Danielle Blumentrath, Ali Shamie, Becky Wilson

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HOME EVENTS

Back Row (L–R): Heidi Bonnell (Admin), Kathryn Pearson (Athletic Therapist), Dave Ross (Athletic Therapist), Sarah Shaw, Alison Hock, Jenna Dibblee, Adam Beaudoin, Tamiko Kotack, Jenna Raabe, Jenna Yaraskavitch, Jacob Bonafiglia, John Whittall, James Sawchuk (Athletic Therapist), Vicky Wiltshire (Head Athletic Therapist)

Front Row (L–R): Melissa Weidman, Janelle Eeuwes, Karina Magalhaes, Diane Harbin, Kathryn Telford, Molly Scott, Paige Hanmer, Beth Godkin, Alena Cook, Joelle Small, Carol Purves

Absent: Alice Bifield, Beau Burroughs, Casey Cadeau, Peri Fenwick, Christina Gonos, Blaire Gunnarson, Kathleen Hogan, William Jeaurond, John Lapp, Samara Morton, Erin Roach, Angie Travlos, Jackie Bardana (Physiotherapist), Craig Belfer (Athletic Therapist)

Back Row (L–R): Charis Ho, Hanna Chidwick, Brandon Kim, Jeremiah Diaz, Shannon Greer, Alysha Hergott, Jessica Holloway, Harley Williams, Krista CamickMiddle Row (L–R): Kelly Smith, Rebecca McElroy, Darcy Curran, Ellen Mann, Darby Clarke, Laurel Sharp, Tim Peters, Bethany Wong, Julie Briffa, Megan Thurston,

Marissa Boivin, Sarah Utting, Yann Dika-Balotoken, Jenna McElravy, Michelle KasaboskiFront Row (L–R): Kayli Demirli, Elyse O’Brien, Stephanie Sellan, John Lapp, Anya Archer, Sara Fischer, Emma Lambert, Diane Harbin, Stacey Hills, Aramita Gomes,

Jessie de Boer, Melissa Jung, Josh Moulton, Brittany Jennings

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING

Back Row (L–R): Chris Wellsman, Simo Lu, Brian Duncan, Paul Best, Cameron Douglas, Alex Kwok, Chris Szymus, Kenny Fuentes, Nicholas GrayMiddle Row (L–R): Matthew Davey (Assistant Strength Coach), Erin Steen, Shannon Harvey, Stephanie Edmunds, Madeleine Armstrong, Claire Bonsall, Brigitta Hicks,

Rachel Radu, Alexandra Jones, Tori Graham, Willa Jones, Lauren Murray, Colin McAuslan (Head Strength Coach)Front Row (L–R): Ashley Flemington, Brittney Snell, Samantha Vaughn, Teija Jogi, Meghan Fisher, Tori Hollett,

Jessie DeBoer, Kelsey Valentine, Alexandra House, Cassidy TimlinAbsent: Jacqueline Chan, Braeden Hunt, Yannick Laflamme, Brandon Ma, Callum Owen, Storm Patterson, Nicholas Romanchuk

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

Back Row (L–R): Andy Goodspeed (Coordinator, Athlete Services), Shannon Hopkins, Jessie De Boer, Sacha Ruzzante, Julie-Anne Staehli, Laura SprouleFront Row (L–R): Liz Wigle, Alexa Scarcello, Emily Gervais, Danelle Bishoff, Marco D’Elia, Henry Bloemen

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HOW TO GET INVOLVEDTeam 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.

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

This year Queen’s student-athletes supported many great organizations including the Run for the Cure in which Queen’s teams raised over $50,000 led by the men’s rugby team.

This year’s annual Martha’s Table basket collection gathered 52 individual baskets, six family baskets along with an additional $450 raised.

The Gaels Shoot for Literacy program saw great success as athletes visited Kingston-area schools to promote literacy while the Mental Health Awareness day saw support to raise awareness about mental health.

It is our hope that community involvement will continue to grow and become a fundamental component of the Queen’s student-athlete experience.

VARSITY LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

VLC Executive: Claudia DiFrancesco (Co-president), Mike Tomlinson (Co-president), Liz Boag (VP Communications), Oliver Neal (VP Athlete Involvement), Carlie Foss (VP Community Outreach)

VLC Varsity Team Reps: Mike Mullins, Liz Boag, Julie-Anne Staehli, Evan Andrin, Colton Ballou, Kevin Bailie, Tyler Moore, Chelsey Verbeek, Scott Macdonald, Chloe Desroches, Caroline Krzyszkowski, Brendan Sloan, David Worsley, Darcy Hansen, Emma Chown, Chris Wellsman, Connor Hannigan, Laura Callender, Michaila Frawley, Scott Brunet, Alexa Scarcello, Shannon Hopkins

VLC Varsity Club Reps: David Venturi, Vaughn Rawes, David Liu, Emily Dyson, Sarah-Louise Ruder, Andrea Burley, Carlie Foss, Morgan Gustas, Jimmy Wintle, Nancu Chua, Taylor Herringston, Lindsay Logan, Kelsey Valentine, Michaela Botsford, Dylan Hutchison, Marcus Acaster, Lindsey Walker, Laura Hoogstraten, Sarah Lambb, Victoria Restivo, Clifton Kartner,

Matthew Haffey, Marcia Filgiano, Jacqueline Chan, Zeo Keirstead, Kathleen Lance, Jasmin Aggarwal, Steven Jeffreys, Katie Toogood, Chris Brock, Shannon Craig, Kerri Malcolm

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2014-15 ‘Q ’ AWARD RECIPIENTS

BASKETBALLGreg Faulkner, Jenny Wright, Gemma Bullard

CROSS COUNTRYAlex Hutton

FOOTBALLJustin Gleben, Yann Dika-Balotoken, Aaron Dowd

HOCKEYKelly Jackson, Corey Bureau, Tyler Moore, Braeden Corbeth, Shawna Griffin, Chelsey Verbeek, Mary Coughlin

ROWINGJohn Ross, Joe Kunkel, Matt Christie, Jordan Rendall, Darren Major, Liz Price, Robyn Finley, Emily Baturin, Katie Prufer

RUGBYJames Dent, Matt Gottschling, Ciaran McSwiggan, Brendan Sloan, Angus McPhail, Andrew Carr, David Williams, Devon Stride, Mel Judges, Melody Clarke, Jordyn Rowntree, Jenna Ledson, Danielle Underwood, Claudia DiFrancesco

SOCCERRobert Lannan, Ben Fenech, Marco D’Elia, Henry Bloemen, Alex Blanchard, Breanna Burton, Jessie de Boer, Jackie Tessier, Cara Ott

VOLLEYBALLPhil Goyer, Aaron Nusbaum, Katie Hagarty, Emilie Normand, Shannon Hopkins

THE GRADUATING ‘Q ’ AWARDSuccessful, Strong, Bold, Proud, Inspiring, Perseverant… these are the attributes of Queen’s student-athletes. The Graduating “Q” Award embodies these qualities and signifies the development a student-athlete experiences while at Queen’s.

This award is made from slate, a metamorphic rock that has undergone alteration through heat and pressure to form its current state. Slate also symbolizes a record of performance and represents a new beginning. Graduating student-athletes have been tested by the combined rigors of athletics and academics during their career at Queen’s. The personal growth you have experienced as a student-athlete has prepared you for success in future endeavours.

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

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

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2014-15 TBA2013-14 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)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 Awarded1978-79 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 Hockey1972-73 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 awarded1964-65 Catherine Cartwright (Archery, Basketball, Hockey & Volleyball)

PHE’55 ALUMNAE AWARD — VARSITY TEAM FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEARThe 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.

Claragh Pegg2013-14 PHE’55 Award Recipient

Liam Underwood2013-14 Jenkins Trophy Award Recipient

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2014-15 TBA2013-14 Liam Underwood (Rugby)2012-13 Jackson Dakin (Volleyball)2011-12 Osie Ukwuoma (Football)2010-11 Jonathon Lawrance (Hockey)2009-10 Matt Hulse (Track/Cross Country)2008-09 Jimmy Allin (Football)2007-08 Devon Miller (Volleyball) 2006-07 Steve Willis (Volleyball)2005-06 Jon Martin (Track & Field)2004-05 Morgan Jarvis (Rowing)2003-04 Steve Orchard (Rugby)2002-03 Jeremy Armstrong (Soccer)2001-02 Pat Brooks (Rugby)2000-01 Jake Magolan (Volleyball)1999-00 Mike Cowan (Soccer)1998-99 Bob McGill (X-Country and Track & Field)1997-98 James Osborn (Football and Track & Field)1996-97 Steve Pettigrew (Rugby)1995-96 Dave Kantor (Volleyball)1994-95 Marc Labrom (Soccer)1993-94 Dan Brown (Hockey)1992-93 Kevin Graham (Volleyball) Eric Dell (Football)1991-92 Mike Boone (Football)1990-91 John Geddes (Rowing)1989-90 Dave Lougheed (Rugby)1988-89 Mike Scotten (Basketball) Tom Goetz (Rugby)1987-88 Charlie Galunic (Football)1986-87 Dave Mather (X-Country/Track & Field)1985-86 Mark Bayley (Track & Field and X-Country)1984-85 Rob Nairn (Rowing & Rugby)1983-84 Larry Mohr (Football)1982-83 Doug Hamilton (Rowing)1981-82 Paul Stothart (Hockey)1980-81 Ross Frances (Football) John MacIntyre (Hockey)1979-80 Peter Becke (Track) Jim Muller (Football/Wrestling)1978-79 Adam Shoemaker (X-Country) Duncan Card (Track & Field)1977-78 Bob McCormack (Track & Field)1976-77 Darrell Penner (Football &Swimming)1975-76 John Pearson (Swimming)1974-75 Peter Kopp (Nordic Skiing, Rugby & Basketball)1973-74 Colin Loudon (Hockey)1972-73 Brian Warrender (Football)1971-72 Murray Douglas (Hockey)1970-71 Heino Lilles (Football) Ron Walsh (Basketball)

1969-70 Jim Tait (Football & Hockey)1968-69 Chip Drury (Alpine Skiing & Rugby)1967-68 Dave Ellis (Track & Field)1966-67 Larry Ferguson (Basketball & Football)1965-66 Cal Connor (Football)1964-65 John Erickson (Football)1963-64 Al Raisbeck (Basketball)1962-63 Dave Skene (Football) Terry Porter (Football)1961-62 Gary Strickler (Football)1960-61 Don Robb (Football)1959-60 Jay McMahan (Basketball & Football)1958-59 Gary Lewis (Football)1957-58 Wm Surphlis (Football)1956-57 Ronald Stewart (Football)1955-56 Lou Bruce (Football)1954-55 A. Poutanen (Skiing & Football)1953-54 J. Roberts (Football)1952-53 D. Griffin (Basketball)1951-52 Ross McKelvey.B.A (Football)1950-51 Harold McCarney (Football)1949-50 A.L. Lenard (Football)1948-49 M. Milovick (Boxing)1947-48 Not Awarded1946-47 J.D. Crothers (Football)1945-46 J.A. Milliken (Football)1944-45 John A. Harvey (Football & Wrestling)1943-44 W.J. Pardy (Football)1942-43 Lenox Lane (Football)1941-42 Norval Williamsom (Hockey)1940-41 James H. Courtright (Track & Field)1939-40 William D. Fritz (Track & Field)1938-39 Not Awarded1937-38 John Munro (Football)1936-37 John Edwards (Basketball, Football & Track )1935-36 John Wing (Football)1934-35 Mervyn C. Peever (Boxing, Wrestling & Fencing)1933-34 John Kostuik (Football)1932-33 Henry Hosking (Football, Wrestling & Fencing)1931-32 Robert Seright (Boxing)1930-31 Harry Lee Batstone (Football)

JENKINS TROPHY — VARSITY TEAM MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEARThe 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.

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2014-15 TBA2013-14 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 Brienna Shaw (Soccer); Scott Kyle (Rugby)2007-08 Elyssa Heller (Volleyball); Joren Zeeman (Volleyball)2006-07 Elizabeth Kench (Hockey, Ryan Gibb (Hockey)2005-06 Victoria Kaufman (Hockey); Danny Brannagan (Football)2004-05 Brittany Segeren (Swimming); Braden Novakowski (X-Country & Track)2003-04 Eilish McConville (Soccer); Simon Mitchell (Basketball)2002-03 Ashley Barrett (Soccer); Brad Smith (Football)2001-02 Elizabeth Chiasson (Hockey); Jamie Earle (Water Polo)2000-01 Jennifer Howitt (Figure Skating); Jason Natalinin (Basketball)1999-00 Amy Connell (XC & Track and Field); Corey Trudeau (Football &Track)1998-99 Claudia Tom (Hockey); Jon Landon (Football)1997-98 Karin Hoegberg (Rowing); Jake Magolan (Volleyball)1996-97 Carole Gibbings (Badminton); John Alexiou (Volleyball)1995-96 Tara Black (Figure Skating); Paul Correale (Football & Track and Field)1994-95 Sarah Pardy (Track and Field); Peter Stelter (Basketball)1993-94 Sarah Gibbings (Badminton); Brendan Johnson (Soccer)1992-93 Sarah Leonard (Track and Field); Mike Spence (Volleyball)1991-92 Sophie Kenward (Track , X-Country & NSkiing); Derek Morin (Hockey)1990-91 Victoria Wilson (Basketball); Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby)1989-90 Jackie Cernik (Tennis); Marc Lemieux (Wrestling)1988-89 Carolyn Reeder (Track & Field); Justin McDonough (Tennis)1987-88 Jill Lutz (Swimming and Diving); Mike Burleigh (Basketball)1986-87 Maggie Bird (Swimming and Diving); Trevor Van Nest (Track and Field)1985-86 Nancy Olmstead (Nordic Skiing); Mark Nowell (Squash)1984-85 Jennifer Boyd (Swimming and Diving); Sheridan Baptiste (Track & Field and Football)1983-84 Jackie Dusenbury (Basketball); Mark Burleigh (Football)

1982-83 Kaia Nielson (Volleyball); Paul Minaker (Hockey); Steve Boyd (X-Country)1981-82 Jane Anne Forrest (Indoor Track); Scott Bissessar (Football and Track)1980-81 Carolyn Ellis (Synch. Swimming); Larry Mohr (Football)1979-80 Melody Torcolacci (Track and Field); Bob Wright (Football)1978-79 Chris Bowlby (Nordic Skiing); Jack Raleigh (Swimming)1977-78 Lori Boyce (Hockey); David Lech (Alpine Skiing)1976-77 Sandra Blainey (Figure Skating); Jim Muller (Wrestling); Charles Hitchon (Track) 1975-76 Laurie Morrison (Synchronized Swimming); Tim Dennis (Swimming)1974-75 Virginia Honeyman (Alpine Skiing & Field Hockey); Kevin Thompson (Track & Field)1973-74 Mary Anne Drinkwater (Basketball & Track); Robert MacCormack (X-Country)1972-73 Leslie Ferrari (Hockey); Darrell Penner (Football)1971-72 Penny Smith (Gymnastics); Steve Gross (Hockey)1970-71 Karen Carson (Basketball & Field Hockey); Colin Loudon (Hockey)1969-70 Margaret Hutchinson (Volleyball); Gord Taylor (Soccer)1968-69 Maureen Bouris (Track & Field); Gord Hurd (Swimming)1967-68 Cindy Riach (Archery, Basketball & Track); Robert Lingwood (Track)1966-67 Bob Clayton (Hockey); Ron Walsh (Basketball)1965-66 Tim Baker (Wrestling)1964-65 Alison Glendenning (Bball, Hockey & Swimming); Dave Ellis (Track)1963-64 Not Awarded1962-63 James Young (Football)1961-62 Judy Jarvis (Badminton); Elwin Derbyshire (Hockey)1960-61 Joan Quinn1959-60 Bob Crown (Wrestling)1958-59 Margaret Benson (Badminton &Tennis)1957-58 Susan Hough (Badminton & Basketball)1956-57 Dorothy McLaughlin (Badminton)1955-56 Not Awarded1954-55 Jack Abraham (Boxing)1953-54 Ron Stewart (Football)1952-53 Norma Higgs (Archery, Basketball, Swimming); Ralph Pohlman (Boxing)1951-52 Al Poutenen (Skiing)1950-51 Dick Erwin (Football)1949-50 Don Griffin (Basketball)1948-49 Jack Logan (Football)1947-48 Joan Keough (Basketball)

ALFIE PIERCE TROPHY - VARSITY TEAM ROOKIE OF THE YEARThe 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.

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JIM TAIT TROPHY - VARSITY TEAM OF THE YEARThe 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.

2014-15 TBA

2013-14 Women’s Rugby

2012-13 Women’s Soccer

2011-12 Women’s Soccer

2010-11 Women's Soccer

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

2009-10 Scott Valberg (Football)

2008-09 Thaine Carter (Football)

2007-08 Mike Giffin (Football)

2006-07 Brad Smith (Football)

2005-06 Kiel Perching (Rugby)

2004-05 Jamie Earle (Water Polo)

2003-04 Tom Denison (Football)

2002-03 Kevin Elsey (Volleyball)

2001-02 Bryan English (Volleyball)

2000-01 James MacLean (Football)

1999-00 Scott Richardson (Hockey)

1998-99 Jim Aru (Football)

1997-98 Nik Thomas (Soccer)

1996-97 Ken Butler (Soccer)

1995-96 Mike Spence (Volleyball)

1994-95 Gareth Pettigrew (Rugby)

1993-94 Steve Small (Curling)

1992-93 Brad Elberg (Football)

1991-92 Mike Burleigh (Basketball & Football)

1990-91 Andrew Perrett (Rugby)

1989-90 Dave Campbell (Hockey)

1988-89 Iain Grindal (Rugby)

1987-88 Roy Myllari (Hockey)

1986-87 John Walker (Soccer)

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

2014-15 TBA

2013- 14 Julie-Anne Staehli (Cross Country/Track)

2012 - 13 Morgan McHaffie (Hockey); Liam Underwood (Rugby)

2011-12 Joren Zeeman (Volleyball)

2010-11 Jacqueline Tessier (Soccer); Mel Dodd-Moher (Hockey)

2009-10 Danny Brannagan (Football)

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

2014-15 TBA2013-14 Hannah Davis (Athletic Therapy), Meredith Raddysh (Athlete Services), Janell Klassen (Home Events) and Sam Sabourin (Strength and Conditioning)2012-13 Geoff Johnston (Athletic Therapy), Alex Pianosi (Athlete Services), Tracy Wong (Home Events) and Doug Davidson (Strength and Conditioning)

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2013-14 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS*BASKETBALLJohn Lenz, Nikola Misljencevic, Mike Mullins, Liz Boag, Amy Cotton, Nicole Morse

CROSS COUNTRYEvan Andrin, Alan Kalbfleisch, Nick McGraw, Veronica Allan, Victoria Coates, Stephaney Daley, Charlotte Dunlap, Lianne Girard, Ceilidh Stubbs, Collen Wilson, Morgan Williams

FOOTBALLColton Ballou, Justin Baronaitis, Aaron Dowd, Cory Dyer, Ryan Farrell, Aaron Gazendam, Justin Gleben, Andrew Lue, Derek Morris, Nick Nucci, Sean Plumley, Andrew Sauer, Max Townsend, Dillon Wamsley, Matt Webster, William Zed, Alex Zulys

HOCKEYKevin Bailie, Joey Derochie, Alexi Pianosi, Jordan Soquila, Shawna Griffin, Courtenay Jacklin, Nadia Larocca, Alisha Sealey, Chelsey Verbeek

RUGBY (W)Claudia DiFrancesco, Melanie Judges, Madeline Monaghan, Claragh Pegg, Natalie Poirier, Devon Stride, Taylor White

SOCCERSam Abernethy, Christopher Barran, Henry Bloemen, Marco D’Elia, Ben Fenech, Conor Hannigan, Eric Koskins, Robert Lannan, Dylan Maxwell, Christopher Michael, Taylor Reynolds, Adrian Rochford, David Tom, William Twardek, Kristian Zanette, Joseph Zupo, Alexandra Blanchard, Breanna Burton, Kayla Crnic, Jessie de Boer, Riley Filion, Melissa Jung, Alexis McKinty, Cara Ott, Laura Sproule

VOLLEYBALLMatthew Bonshor, Scott Brunet, Ivo Dramov, Jacob Glantz, Mike Tomlinson, Kelsey Bishop, Alexa Scarcello, Shannon Walsh, Becky Wilson

*Presented in the Fall of 2014; based on the 2013-14 academic year.

2013-14 OUA ACADEMIC ALL-STARS*ROWINGMark Bonar, Scott Brandon, Locke Davenport Huyer, Stephen Holloway, William Kennedy, Patrick McCrady, Alan Payno Montoya, Jordan Rendall, Sacha Ruzzante, Stephen Tuffner, Richard Walker, Anthony Wesley-James, Sean Whitehall, Gregory Wilson, Michael Zuber, Emily Baturin, Daniela Deschamps, Chloe DesRoche, Robyn Finley, Olivia Gowan, Heather Law, Elizabeth Price, Meghan Robinson, Laura Stanley

RUGBY (M)Ryan Aimers, Adam Cotterill, Matthew Gottschling, Ryan Leonhard, Kainoa Lloyd, Jeffrey MacDonald, Brendan McGovern, William Payne, Dylan Petrin, David Slattery, Liam Underwood, David Williams

*Presented in the Fall of 2014; based on the 2013-14 academic year.