U of G QUICK FACTS University of Guelph Founded: 1964 Enrollment: 18,200
President & Vice-Chancellor: Franco Vaccarino
Associate V.P. Student Affairs: Brenda Whiteside University Website: www.uoguelph.ca
Gryphon Football Quick Facts Director of Athletics: Scott McRoberts Football Stadium: Alumni Stadium Playing Surface: Field Turf Nickname: Gryphons
Colours: Red, Black & Gold Conference: OUA
Head Coach: Kevin MacNeill (1st Year)
2015 Overall Record (Reg. Season + Playoffs): 9-2 2015 OUA Finish: 1st - Yates Cup Champions
Gryphon Football Contact Info 50 Stone Road E. Guelph, ON Canada, N1G 2W1 519.824.4120 Ext. 53406 Fax: 519.766.9563 Email: football@uoguelph.ca
State-Of-The-Art Field & Track Alumni Stadium got a facelift in 2012. The expansion and renovation project included a new synthetic
turf field and an international-calibre eight-lane track. This Revolution turf product from Field Turf is the number one football field in North America and the main choice of professional teams. The alternating greens and distinctive red and black checkerboard end zones have made Alumni Stadium one of the
most recognizable venues in the landscape of collegiate football, both north and south of the border.
Aug. 28 - 1pm
2016 HOME SCHEDULE: Sept. 10 - 1pm
Sept. 24 - 1pm
Oct. 22 - 1pm
2016 AWAY SCHEDULE:
MONDAY, SEPT. 5TH | 1PM VS WINDSOR LANCERS SATURDAY, SEPT. 17TH | 1PM VS OTTAWA GEE GEES
SATURDAY, OCT. 1ST | 1PM VS MCMASTER MARAUDERS SATURDAY, OCT. 14TH | 11AM VS LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS
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INVOLVEMENT The impact these student-athletes have on our campus and in the City of Guelph can be measured in many ways including stat sheets, headlines and highlight videos. Many of these examples are obvious; however there are some that go unseen and that make the biggest impact of them all. The community of Guelph and Gryphon Football continues to grow stronger together. Gryphon Football student-athletes and staff are constantly challenging each other to give back to the beautiful City of Guelph and football communities across Canada. This football program is made up of players and coaches from across Canada, and all give back to their respective communities in a positive capacity. Locally, Gryphon football student-athletes dedicate their time to the Upper Grand District School Board and the Wellington Catholic District School Board. Leading programs such as flag football clinics, high school football courses, and Power of Positive Choices Days and participation in board-wide conferences such as the RISE (Recognizing Internal Strength for Empowerment) conference allows players to connect with and mentor younger students. As well, the Gryphons donated one of their dinners to the Guelph Drop-In Centre in support of the University of Guelph Athletic Department’s United Way Campaign. The Gryphons are also a fixture in local community activities. Support of local initiatives as the Big Brothers and Big Sisters Bowl-a-Thon and Wheels in Motion are yearly activities that Gryphons participate in. A fundraising campaign that is close to Gryphon Football hearts is the Do it For Dan Campaign.
The campaign is named after Gryphon Football friend Dan Edwards and began in 2007 and raises money for spinal cord injuries. In 2015 Marcus Volpe, Sam Lewis and Andrew Chichka went global with their outreach participating in the ‘Me to We’ mission in Ecuador. This is the third straight year members of the Gryphon Football Team have participated in this meaningful charitable initiative. The three Gryphons built a school and assisted with other development projects. They experienced remarkable biodiversity and gained first-hand experience with environmental and development issues, as well as built lifelong skills through leadership and global development workshops. Even during the off-season the Gryphons are maintaining their presence on campus and in the city and continuing to give back. Each summer, Alumni Stadium opens its doors to hundreds of youth within the community who come to participate in week-long flag football camps run by Gryphon Football players and staff. Growing more popular is the Elite High School Football Camp in August. This camp is run by Gryphon coaches and players and allows high school football players to experience University level coaching and understand what it takes to be a Gryphon. Our coaches are also active in surrounding communities through their participation in various clinics and organizations including: Hamilton Hurricanes Varsity Football Program, Hamilton Ironmen Junior Varsity Football Program, Mississauga Warriors Football Program, Gryphon Big Man Camp, Guest Speakers at Canada Football Chat Coaches Clinic, Learning Facilitators for the NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program), Provincial Coaching Staff for Team Ontario of the OFA (Ontario Football Alliance), National Coaching Staff for Football Canada, Regional All-Star Game Coaching Staff, and supporters of BC High School Football Association.
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High Performance Training Centre
The Gryphon Football High Performance Training Centre was officially opened in January 2011. Located on the second floor of Alumni Stadium, the Performance Centre is a state-of-the art athletic performance facility. The facility has been designed and updated by a team of sports performance experts to ensure that everything needed to create peak performance is addressed. • • • • • • • • • • • •
Full-time Strength & Conditioning Coach fully dedicated to Gryphon Football year-round Yearly Training Plan designed to meet the needs of football, the position and the individual Custom designed and built rubber inter-locking flooring 45m Olympic-grade mondo surface sprint-training track 6 stand alone custom built power racks 6 stand alone, in-floor Olympic weightlifting platforms with elite competition grade bars and bumper plates 3 sets of dumbells from 5-125lbs Jump mats to monitor power output and athlete readiness Electronic timing equipment to monitor and test speed training Exercise bikes Variety of plyometric jump boxes A windowed high performance assessment office/viewing area
Rob Farquharson RB GRYPHONS 3rd ALL-TIME LEADING RUSHER
Alex Charette REC CURRENT MONTREAL ALOUETTE
In addition to state of the art facilities, players are coached through every prescribed Strength & Conditioning session by S&C Coach Jordan Foley and a team of S&C interns from the Human Kinetics faculty. Attention is paid to performing workouts correctly and efficiently to ensure that athletes are safe and constantly improving their physical development. Players are also provided educational support in areas of sleep, stress and nutrition. The Gryphons feel that it is not enough to simply train their players but attention needs to be paid to how they recover and adapt to this training. Players are offered nutritional support in the form of cooking classes, nutritional handouts/presentations and nutritional tracking. Similarly, sleep and stress are tracked via recovery surveys to educate the players about how these aspects of rest and recovery impact performance.
Cam Walker DL CURRENT TORONTO ARGONAUT
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The Adopt-A-Gryphon Football Program 2015-16 Supporters Mr. Douglas W. Brown
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NEW PAVILION COMING 2017
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Past, present and future Gryphon football players are in luck; in August of 2016, the doors will open on a brand new $7 million facility attached to Alumni Stadium. The ground floor of this
4,000 square foot, stateof-the-art team locker room. That locker room will connect to a player lounge, which will be complete with a full kitchen, offering Gryphon football players a place to study, relax and play. Also located on the ground floor will be a fully two-story pavilion will feature a
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equipped therapy room as well as an equipment room.
The second floor of the pavilion will feature six spacious meeting rooms which will give the Gryphons an ideal space to congregate, either as a team or in their positional groups, to review both practice and game film. Coaches’ offices and a boardroom will also be located on the second floor which boasts picturesque views of Alumni Stadium with several large windows facing the
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Overall, this beautiful new building will help to further solidify the Gryphon
football experience as one that is unlike any other in the entire country. Construction on this new building will be completed for the 2017 season.
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In 2016, a total of 16 former Gryphons will make their living in professional football. 15 of these U of G alumni are individuals who are currently employed by the CFL while two others have landed south of the border in the NFL. A further breakdown shows that nine are current CFL players, three are current CFL coaches, and the remaining five are in the front office for various CFL and NFL franchises. Despite the fact that all of these individuals vary in not only job description, but age, with some graduating in the 80’s, some in the 90’s, others in the 2000’s, all 16 of these individuals share one thing in common: they have successfully carried their Gryphon Pride straight from U of G into the ranks of professional football.
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Mike O’Shea, HC Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Rossetti, Pro Personnel Assistant with Miami Dolphins 5. Matt Nesbitt, OL Assistant Coach with the Toronto Argonauts
7. Rob Maver, Kicker, Calgary Stampeders 8. Jake Reinhart, Long Snapper, Toronto Argonauts 9. Jake Piotrowski, OL, Montreal Alouettes 10. Cam Thorn, OL, B.C. Lions 11. Jeff Finley, DL, Montreal Alouettes 12. Cam Walker, DE, Tortonto Argonauts 13. Alex Charette, REC, Montreal Alouettes 14. Curtis Newton, LB, Toronto Argonauts 15. Curtis Rukavina, Director of Player Dev., Toronto Argonauts 16. Jarryd Baines, Football Operations Ast, Saskatchewan Roughriders
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Save the Date! Wildman Awards Dinner January 21, 2017
Friends of Gryphon Football Gala Dinner May 6, 2017
Friends of Gryphon Football Golf Tournament Gryphon Football 2016 - 2017
TBD
GRYPHON FOOTBALL CAMPS This past year over 300 kids, ages 6-to-19, took part in one of the many different camps offered
by the Gryphon football program. From the kid-friendly Flag Camp to the ultra-competitive
Overnight Tackle Camp, kids of nearly all ages and ability are offered programming to best suit their needs.
Whether your child is looking to take the next step and compete at the University level as a CIS football player, or just looking for some healthy, outdoor fun - our wide range of programming
is sure to deliver a great experience. All of our camps are open to both girls and boys and are led by current coaches and players from the Gryphon football program.
Flag Football Camp This camp will be run by the University of Guelph football team. Campers will be exposed to drills designed to enhance their abilities required for the sport
of flag football. An emphasis of fun and recreation will be the building blocks of each day. Campers will be introduced to strategies, playbook design, on field instruction and tournament
play. The Campers will be split into two groups based on age. Kevin MacNeill, Head Coach for the University of Guelph Gryphons Football Team will oversee the camp. The rest of the staff will be comprised of current Gryphon football players.
Tackle Football Camp The Gryphon Tackle Football Camp is run by the University of
Guelph football team. Campers will be exposed to drills designed to enhance their abilities
required for the sport of contact football. An emphasis of fun and competition will be the
building blocks of each day. Campers will be introduced to strategies, skill enhancing, on-field instruction, and scrimmages.
The camp is divided up into two different age groups including Junior (ages 13-15) and Varsity
(ages 16-19). The Junior programs primary focus is football fundamentals with players being
allowed to switch positions throughout the camp. The Varsity program focuses on complex techniques taught through drills and reinforced through situational scrimmages.
For more information and a full list of camps offered by the Gryphon football program please visit gryphons.ca/fitandrec or contact Kevin MacNeill (kevin.macneill@uoguelph.ca )
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For the first time in 20 years, the Gryphons embark on an OUA season as defending conference champions following their dramatic victory over Western in the 2015 Yates Cup. Offseason changes were highlighted by former Head Coach Stu Lang moving into an advisory role with the team. In his place steps former Defensive Coordinator Kevin MacNeill who has earned the title of Interim Head Coach and who will look to lead the Gryphons back to the national stage once again in 2016.
OFFENCE:
Quarterback James Roberts returns for his third season after a remarkable 2015 season in which he set a regular season school record with 18 touchdown passes. Although Gryphons All-Canadian receiver Jacob Scarfone will miss the 2016 season following an offseason knee injury, the Gryphons still boast plenty of offensive weapons around Roberts, highlighted by their explosive running back. Johnny Augustine enters his fourth year with the Gryphons and is coming off of a record-setting season himself. In 2015, Augustine recorded a single-season school record 12 rushing touchdowns. In the playoffs, Augustine produced one of the greatest postseason performances in Gryphons history when he rushed for 245 yards on 35 carries in an OUA semi-final victory over the Carleton Ravens. In the receiving core, expect return specialist Ryan Nieuwesteeg to have a more prominent role in the offence as he operates from the slot back position. Fifth year standout A’dre Fraser returns for his final year at U of G following a stint at the Montreal Alouettes 2016 training camp. Fraser’s presence in the Gryphons receiving core means that James Roberts once again will have one of the most dynamic receivers in the country at his disposal. Up front, the Gryphons lose veteran centre Matt Nesbitt but return CFL draft pick Kyle Fraser-Audit to lead a talented and youthful group on the offensive line.
DEFENCE:
Middle linebacker and reigning CIS President’s Trophy winner John Rush is gone. So too is fellow All-Star linebacker and now Toronto Argonaut Curtis Newton. Nevertheless, the Gryphons boast a defensive unit that once again has the talent and ability to be one of the top defensive units in the
country. All-Canadian defensive back Nick Parisotto returns for his third year, leading a game-changing secondary that is anchored by fifth year free safety Tristan Doughlin. In the linebacking core, third year man Royce Metchie provides the Gryphons with a rare combination of speed and power at the strong side linebacker position. At middle linebacker, the Gryphons will look to veteran Andrew Graham to lead the way, with the team’s reigning rookie of the year, Job Reinhart, providing terrific depth behind him. On the defensive line, the reliable Derek Drouillard returns for his fourth season and will provide pressure off the edge. Another player with the ability to get to the quarterback is St. Mary’s University transfer Matt Delmas. Delmas was an AUS All-Star with the Huskies in 2014 and is expected to contribute right away in 2016 in what will be his first year with the Gryphons. Another transfer who could make an immediate impact is defensive tackle and former Queen’s lineman Corey Flude. Leading the way on the interior for the Gryphons defensive line will once again be Donnie Egerter who is back for his fifth and final season. Overall, the Gryphon defence will look to build off a remarkable 2015 campaign in which they ranked in the top 10 in the country in almost every significant defensive statistical category.
SPECIAL FORCES:
When it comes to the return game, nobody does it better than Ryan Nieuwesteeg. In 2015, Nieuwesteeg racked up 846 punt return yards during the regular season. Not only did that number lead the country, it was also the second-highest single-season total in CIS history. Nieuwesteeg is back for his fifth season with the Gryphons and should once again have opposing cover units scrambling. Kicker/punter Gabe Ferraro returns for his third season to handle kicking duties following a sensational second year. In 2015, Ferraro made 15 field goals, tying him with Rob Maver’s 2007 mark for the third-most in school history.
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COACHING STAFF 2016 -17
KEVIN MacNEILL
Head Coach
On January 11, 2016, Kevin was named Interim Head Coach of the Gryphons football program. This news came shortly after Kevin had completed his sixth season as Defensive Coordinator with the Guelph Gryphons, winning the 2015 Yates Cup Championship. Coach MacNeill brings two conferences of CIS experience to the football staff, having coached in the OUA and Can West conferences before joining the Gryphon family. Before coming to Guelph, he spent two seasons coaching at UBC as the Recruitment Coordinator, Special Teams Coordinator and Linebacker Coach. Prior to that, he coached at his alma mater, Wilfrid Laurier University, from 2004-2007 as a Linebacker Coach and Special Teams Coach. Kevin was a part of the 2005 Coaching staff that won the Vanier Cup. Kevin served as the Linebacker Coach for Team Canada’s Jr National Team that competed in the 2014 World Championship. He held the position of Defensive Coordinator with Team Canada U19 from August 2015 to May 2016. He has also served as the Head Coach of the Guelph Bears from 2005-2006 winning the Coach of the Year Award in 2006. He has been a volunteer coach with the Jr Varsity Preds winning the OVFL Championship in 2001, Guelph Bears 2002-2006, Cambridge Lions in 2012, and he returned to the Guelph Bears in 2013. Coach MacNeill has also coached the GTA Rising Stars serving as both Defensive Coordinator and Defensive Quality Control Coach. As a player, Kevin had an outstanding five-year playing career from 1999-2003 at Laurier. He was named a CIS second team All-Canadian linebacker in 2003 and was an OUA all-star in 2001 and 2003. In 2001 Kevin was selected as the Golden Hawks Football Most Valuable Player. He was later signed by the Montreal Alouettes. Kevin graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Communications (Wilfrid Laurier, 2003) and is currently completing his Masters of Arts in Leadership at the University of Guelph. Kevin lives in Guelph with his wife Monica, seven-year-old daughter, Hailey, and one-year-old son, Stephen.
TODD GALLOWAY
Offensive Coordinator
This is Todd’s sixth season as Offensive Coordinator for the Guelph Gryphons. Over the last five seasons the offence has seen a lot of change. In the past four years, he has helped lead the gryphons to a 28-3 regular season record, 5-4 in the playoffs including three yates cup appearances culminating in a 2015 Yates Cup Championship title last year. Todd has over a decade of diverse coaching experience at various levels including the CIS, high school and varsity leagues. Prior to Guelph, he spent five years coaching in Nova Scotia with the St. Mary’s Huskies, Sackville High School and the Metro Mustangs of the Nova Scotia Varsity Football League (NSVFL). He got his start in coaching at his alma mater Wilfrid Laurier University. He spent three seasons after graduating (2004-2006), serving as the receivers coach and assistant offensive coach. He was a member of the coaching staff during the Golden Hawks Vanier Cup title in 2005. During that time he also served as the offensive coordinator in the Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL) for the Guelph Bears (now Junior Gryphons) in 2006. He has also coached at the provincial level coaching for Team Nova Scotia U-17 and U18’s, And Coaching for Team Ontario Texas U-19 that defeated team USA. He is a native of Kitchener, Ont., and played wide receiver at Laurier (2000-2003) while earning an Honours Bachelor’s degree in Biology. While coaching he continued is education and did work towards completing a Master’s degree in Medical Sciences with a specialization in Physiology and Pharmacology. Todd lives just outside of Guelph with his wife Trudy and their three year old son Grady.
ADAM GRANDY
Defensive Coordinator
Adam is entering his fifth year with Gryphons and first as Defensive Coordinator after having spent the previous four years as Linebacker Coach and Assistant Defensive Coordinator. A graduate of McMaster University, Adam was a Linebacker for the Marauders and a member of the 2003 Yates Cup Championship team. Adam has spent the last 12 years coaching minor football in Hamilton, Burlington and M.M. Robinson High School. Adam has also been a member of Team Ontario’s coaching staffs for the last four years, most recently winning a bronze medal at the 2016 Canada Cup. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from McMaster University (2007) and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Windsor (2011) where he was a Graduate Assistant/Linebacker Coach during the 2010 season.
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Special Forces Coordinator and Recruiting & Director of Football Development Bill returns for his 16th season as a member of the Gryphons coaching staff. This is his sixth season as the Special Forces Coordinator. The Gryphons had ten OUA all-stars come from special teams in the last 5 years.. His role as the Director of Advancement includes attracting the best athletes, coaches and alumni support to the University of Guelph along with creating and updating Gryphon Football social media. Bill is a Learning Facilitator and Evaluator for Safe Contact and football coaching certification in Ontario. With the Gryphons he also coached the defensive backs for eight years and coordinating the defence for two years. Outside of the Gryphons, he has coached Team Ontario for eight seasons in the Canada Cup and the International Bowl. Bill won OFA Major Coach of the Year in 2013. Bill has also coached the Guelph Bears in the OVFL for four years. He has been the Defensive Coordinator for Bishop MacDonell and St. James HS in Guelph. As a player for the Gryphons (1994-1998) he was named Gryphon Rookie of the Year, a 1996 OUAA All-Star and OUAA Interception Leader, he was a member of the 1996 Yates Cup Championship team and was awarded the 1998 Gryphon Defensive Player of the Year. Bill lives in Guelph with his wife Leith and his new daughter Nahla. He teaches Math and Physical Education to grade 7/8 students at John Galt Public School.
Mike MacDonald Offensive Line Coach
COACHING STAFF 2016 - 17
BILL BROWN
Coach MacDonald is entering his seventh year coaching the Offensive Line. He also has six years coaching experience as the Offensive Line Coach at Notre Dame HS in Burlington, Ontario and 14 years coaching in the Burlington Stampeder Rep Program as a Head Coach and Offensive Line coach. He has served as an Oline coach for Team Ontario and many All Star teams. He is known as a strong motivator and teacher. He received the Ontario Football Alliance Senior Coach of the Year award in 2007 and continues to challenge his players and demand nothing but their maximum effort. Coach MacDonald has won two Ontario Tier 1 Provincial High School Championships and nine Provincial Rep Football Championships. He has a BSc. in Kinesiology from the University of Waterloo where he played football and was the Team Captain. He is a retired member of the RCMP having served for 27 years in various parts of Canada.
DONNAVAN CARTER
Defensive Back Coach
Donnavan is currently Recruiting Coordinator and Defensive Backs Coach for the Guelph Gryphons. Prior to joining the Gryphons, Carter was the Associate Head Coach & Defensive Coordinator of the Windsor Lancers. Carter helped lead the Lancers to two consecutive playoff births, including their first home playoff date in 10 years in 2014. In 2013 Carter help lead the Lancers to a 5-3 overall record, and 3rd Ranked OUA Defence. Before joining the Lancers in 2013, Carter coached with the Toronto Varsity Blues for four seasons, one as the DB coach and three years as the Defensive Coordinator. Prior to joining the Varsity Blues, Carter played professional football in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Over his eight year CFL career, Carter was a starter at the safety and linebacker positions with the Toronto Argonauts, Ottawa Renegades, Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Winnipeg Blue Bombers. As team captain for the Renegades in 2003, he was selected as a Canadian Football League Players Association all-star at the free safety position. Also an experienced coach in the junior football ranks, Carter previously served as the Defensive Coordinator with the Etobicoke Eagles of the Ontario Varsity Football League where the team qualified for the regional championships.
Steve Frake
Receivers Coach
Steve has been with the Gryphon coaching staff for four seasons as Receivers Coach. He had spent the previous portion of his coaching career with his former alma mater, Wilfrid Laurier University, serving as the Receivers Coach for seven years. Prior to that he had a great five-year playing career for the Golden Hawks from 2000-2004 as both a receiver and a defensive back. In 2004 he was drafted by the Montreal Alouettes as a DB. He graduated with an Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree in Kinesiology. Steve is newlywed to his wife Ashley.
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Brian Cluff
Defensive Line Coach
Coach Cluff is entering his 32nd year with the Gryphon Football program (27 years as a coach and five years as a player). Brian has also coached the defensive line with Team Ontario at the Canada Cup. In 2013, 2015 and 2016 he also coached the defensive line for Team Ontario Selects vs. Team USA in the International Bowl in Texas. In 2011 Coach Cluff was the recipient of the OUA and the CIS “Assistant Coach of the Year Award”. In addition, Coach Cluff was also recognized for his commitment and excellence to Athletics and Coaching by the University of Guelph and was awarded the Dr. John T. Powell Award. Coach Cluff has the distinction of having been a part of all four of the Gryphon Football Yates Cup Championship teams (1984 as a player, 1992, 1996, and 2015 as a coach). As a player he was a five-year starter playing defensive end for the Gryphons from 1982-1986. He was a member of the 1984 Vanier Cup National Championship Team and was drafted in the CFL by the Toronto Argonauts in 1986. As a player, Coach Cluff still holds the Gryphon Football Player Record for “Most Career Starts” at 50 games. He graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and received his Bachelor of Education Degree from Mount Allison University. Coach Cluff is a NCCP certified coach and has presented at numerous football clinics and camps over the years. He teaches at Guelph Collegiate High School, lives in Guelph and is married to Sue Knox and has a daughter Alexandra.
Marcello Campanaro
Quarterbacks Coach
Marcello is entering his third year as Quarterbacks Coach with the Gryphons. A 1984 McMaster graduate, he went on to complete his Bachelor of Education degree at Queen’s University in 1986. He served as the QB Coach and the Strength and Conditioning Coordinator at McMaster University from 1996-2003. In 2004 he moved into the positions of Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator for the McMaster Mauraders from 2004 – 2006. He lives with his wife Cynthia and has three children; Roman, Naia and Mylana. Currently he is the Head of Physical Education at M. M. Robinson Highschool in Burlington, Ont. Campanaro has spent 24 of his last 27 years teaching as coach of the M. M. Robinson Rams. He led them to a national number one ranking in 1992 and 1993. His team appeared in several Halton championship games and captured four Halton Division I Football titles (1993, 1994 and 2001, 2012), along with three Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference crowns. His coaching career has also included the role of Offensive Coordinator Burlington Varsity Stampeders. He is a three-time nominee for the CFL/NFL High School Coach of the Year, a 2012 Recipient McMaster High School Football Coaching Achievement Award and a recipient OFSSA Pete Beach Award 2012.
Steve Viveiros
Running Backs Coach
Steve is entering his 14th season with the Gryphon football program. For his first seven years he served as the linebacker coach. He has since switched to offence and has been a running back coach for the last six seasons. Steve is a graduate of McMaster University where he played linebacker from 1990-1995. During his time at McMaster, Steve was an OUA all-star, team captain for four years, team MVP for three years and was named to the team of the decade. In his personal life, Steve is an elementary school principal at Willow Rd. P.S. He has been in the role as a school administrator for the last ten years. His role in education has been of benefit to the football program with insights into developing effective coaching and to help the athletes become better students of the game. Steve is married to his wife Ainslie and has three boys: Jack, Ben, and Cam.
Nate Galoni Linebackers Coach Nathan returns for his third year with the Gryphons as a Linebackers Coach. He graduated from the University of Ottawa in 2000, and went on to attend the University of Windsor to complete his Bachelor of Education. He started his teaching career in 2001 at St Thomas Aquinas in Oakville, later moved to Notre Dame Secondary where he taught Physical and Health Education for five years. Currently, Nathan teaches Physical Education at Corpus Christi Catholic Secondary in Burlington. As Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Notre Dame he led the Irish to four Halton Championship games in five years. At Corpus Christi, as Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator he helped lead the team to four Halton finals in five years. He has also coached for the Burlington Stampeder summer rep program at the Junior Varsity and Varsity level for over 10 years. Nathan has also had opportunities to coach outside of Halton. Coaching the GHR Linebackers in the ACG all-star Bowl game, and coaching the Team Ontario Linebackers against Team USA in the International Bowl in Arlington, Texas in 2014. He has also served as a clinician in various roles including a linebacker technique and fundamental presentation at the 2012 CFC coaching clinic in Burlington. Nathan currently lives in Burlington with his wife Sarah and two year-old daughter Kyall.
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Gary Jeffries joins the Gryphons for his first year with the program as an assistant coach in 2016. He joins the Gryphons following an illustrious coaching career in the CIS. Gary started coaching in 1973 at Laurier and was the head coach for the women’s basketball team for six seasons and then men’s basketball for eight seasons before moving on to the football team. He was with the Laurier Golden Hawks coaching staff for 35 years, including 10 seasons as head coach until he stepped down at the end of the 2012 season. He then spent one season as an assistant coach with the McMaster Marauders. Under his leadership the Golden Hawks football team won two OUA Championship titles (2005, 2004) and a CIS Vanier Cup title in 2004. He was named the OUA Football Coach of the Year on four occasions (2009, 2005, 2004, 2003) and the CIS Coach of the Year in 2003. Gary played football and hockey at the University of Guelph from 1967-1968 and was named the Athlete of the Year in 1968. He played professional baseball in the Detroit Tigers system from 1966-1969 and also played football at Laurier from 1970-1972. He was drafted by the Toronto Argonauts in 1972 and then signed with the Hamilton Tiger Cats in 1973. In 2016 he was recently inducted into the Burlington Sports Hall of Fame. Gary is married to his wife Jill and has four children and seven grandchildren.
Alex Derma Offensive Scout Team & Assistant Receiver Coach
Alex returns for his eighth season to work with the Gryphons. Alex played football for four years at John F. Ross as a WR before joining the University of Waterloo football team. He was also selected to play for Team Ontario U21 and represent them as Captain for a summer tour in Europe. Alex coaches high school football in Elmira and has been the Offensive Coordinator for the Team Ontario U17 Selects who play Team USA. He has beaten them twice. He brings 15 years of coaching experience and a ton of energy which he uses to keep the Gryphons motivated. Alex teaches Wood working and Construction at Elmira District High School.
Kevin Horn
COACHING STAFF 2016 - 17
GARY JEFFRIES Assistant coach
Defensive Scout Team Coach
Kevin enters his second year with the Gryphons in 2016. He has also worked as a talent evaluator for the Gryphons in the Waterloo Region area. Kevin is a graduate of Laurentian University with a degree in Sport Psychology. Kevin currently works as a high school teacher in the WRDSB at KCI, where he is the head football coach. Kevin spent the previous 10 seasons as a coach with the Twin Cities Predators, his last three as head coach of the varsity team. While with the Predators, Kevin was a part of two consecutive OFC championship seasons. Kevin lives in Kitchener with his fiancee Lauren.
John Casasanta
Niagara Scout & Assistant Special Forces Coach
John is entering his 12th season as the Niagara Recruiting Officer with the Gryphons. John also works with the Special Forces Team on game days focusing on player personnel assignments and substitutions. As a Gryphon John earned his Bachelor of Arts History Honours degree from the University of Guelph and was a five year Letterman defensive back with the Gryphons football team. John lives in the Niagara Region with his wife Lisa, son Carson and daughter McKenna and is currently entering his ninth season as a head coach of his school’s Jr Football team. He is going into his second year at Lakeshore Catholic High School where he teaches Math and PhysEd.
Daniel Ferraro Kicking Coach Mike Samples Assistant Defensive Line Coach Adam Bestard Assistant Offensive Line Coach Nick FitzGibbon Assistant Running Back Coach Mark Durigon Assistant Defensive Back Coach John Engel Assistant Defensive CoachJordan Foley Strength & Conditioning Coach Kyle Cole Operations Manager/ Video Coordinator Kyle Wood, Video Supervisor Frank Tersigni Equipment Manager Teresa Budwal Athletic Therapist
Patti Galvin Team Doctor Alex Ross Laundry/Water Lorianne Fraser Team Manager Steve O’Brien Head Scout Dave Martin Scout Seb Malo Scout Curtis Rukavina Scout Alex Delo Scout Steve Mansell Scout Grant McDonald Scout Matt Rossetti Scout Mark Antonelli Scout
Stu Lang Team Adviser Bruna Ferraro POP President Dale Roberts POP Treasurer Christine Korol POP Logistics Dario Derezio Gameday Flag Bearer Doug Pflug Community Outreach Randy Dimitroff President FOGF Alf Conley Maintenance
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THE PLAYERS 2016 - 17
1
A’DRE FRASER
REC 6’1 175lbs Halifax, NS Yr 5 BCOM.MKMN
7
ORION EDWARDS
DB 5’9 180lbs Newmarket, ON Yr 4 CJPP
2
MACK JONES
RB 6’0 220lbs Port Colborne, ON Yr 2 BCOMM
8
JAMAL HOOKER
RB 5’7 170lbs Regina, SK Yr 2 BSCG
12 13 JORDAN TERRIO
REC 6’1 185lbs Niagara Falls, ON Yr 1 BSCH.HK
17
THEODORE LANDERS QB 6’3 195lbs Maple Ridge, BC Yr 2 BSCH.HK
KIAN SCHAFFER-BAKER REC 6’3 180lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 1 BA
3
COLIN MANDICH
DB 5’10 174lbs London, ON Yr 5 BASC
9
MIKEY CARNEY
DB 5’10 175lbs Burnaby, BC Yr 5 B.SCH.BIOM
4
JAMES ROBERTS
QB 6’0 190lbs Cambridge, ON Yr 3 BA
6
GRAHAM BRODIE
DB 5’11 160lbs Guelph, ON Yr 1 CJPP
10 11 GABRIEL FERRARO
K/P 5’11 190lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 3 B.COMM.LOM
COLTON JONES
REC 6’1 200lbs Port Colborne, ON Yr 2 BA
14 15 16 AKEEM KNOWLES
DB 5’10 180lbs Brampton, ON Yr 2 BA
MATT CREELMAN
REC 5’10 178lbs Oakville, ON Yr 1 BA
ZACH BUCHAN
QB 6’3 205lbs Dawsonville, GA Yr 1 BCOMM
18 19 20 21 KADE BELYK
RYAN NIEUWESTEEG
BA
BA
REC 5’11 170lbs Regina, SK Yr 2
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REC 5’8 170lbs Niagara Falls, ON Yr 5
MARK HORTA
DL 6’3 235lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 4 BCOM.MKMN
ROYCE METCHIE
DB 6’1 216lbs Brampton, ON Yr 3 BA
SHAQUILLE MUNROE
TRISTAN DOUGHLIN
DANIEL PALMER-SALMON
BAH.ECON
BA
BA
DB 5’8 180lbs Etobicoke, ON Yr 4
DB 5’11 185lbs Toronto, ON Yr 5
RB 5’9 195lbs Brampton, ON Yr 3
NICK PARISOTTO
DB 5’11 195lbs Guelph, ON Yr 3 BCOMM
27 28 29 31 JOHNNY AUGUSTINE
BRANDON GORDON
JUSTIS CROASDALE
BA
BCH
BAH. PSYCH
RB 5’10 195lbs Welland, ON Yr 4
RB 5’9 188lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 4
DL 6’0 210lbs Pickering, ON Yr 4
PATRICK PIERRE
RB 5’11 187lbs Scarborough, ON Yr 1 BA
JAILON BELL
DB 5’11 185lbs Toronto, ON Yr 4 BA. SOC
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22 23 24 25 26 32
ELIJAH WALKER
DB 5’10 179lbs Brampton, ON Yr 2 BAG.ARTS
33 34 35 40 41 DEREK DROUILLARD DL 6’2 224lbs London, ON Yr 4 PSYCH
ROB CARNEGIE
RB 5’10 205lbs Kingston, ON Yr 5 BCOM.MKMN
LB
RILEY BAINES
5’10 200lbs Ottawa, ON Yr 4 BA
JOHN BIRNIE
LB 6’1 215lbs Toronto, ON Yr 5 BCOMM
AIDAN ENGLAND
LB 6’2 205lbs Burlington, ON Yr 2 BSCH.BPCH
44 45 50 51 52 DIONOVAN GROSBEC DB 6’1 176lbs London, ON Yr 1 CJPP
DEAN YAROMICH
ANDREW GRAHAM
CJPP
BSCH.HK
LB 6’2 225lbs Grimsby, ON Yr 2
LB
5’10 215lbs Union, ON Yr 5
DEVIN CATT
DL 6’4 250lbs St Thomas, ON Yr 1 BENG.MEC
AJ ALLEN
LB 6’1 210lbs Burlington, ON Yr 1 BA.CJPP
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53 54 55 56 57 LUKE KOROL
LB 6’0 225lbs Lynden, ON Yr 3 BCOM.LOM
JOB REINHART
LB 6’0 230lbs Guelph, ON Yr 2 BLA
MATT REUTER
KYLE FRASER-AUDIT
JAYLAN GUTHRIE
BENG.UND
BA
BAH.ECON
DL 6’0 217lbs Fort Erie, ON Yr 2
OL 6’5 300lbs Port Colborne, ON Yr 5
OL 6’5 283lbs Pickering, ON Yr 2
58 59 60 61 62 ARRAN MACRAE
OL 6’5 295lbs Kingston, ON Yr 3 BSCH
CHRIS LARSEN
DL 6’4 238lbs Toronto, ON Yr 2 BA
COLIN JEROME
BENJAMIN FAVOT
ANDREW PICKETT
BA
HK
BSCH.HK
OL 6’0 280lbs North Bay, ON Yr 3
OL
6’3 282lbs Lively, ON Yr 1
OL 6’4 296lbs Kitchener, ON Yr 3
63 64 66 67 68 DAN URBSHAS
OL 6’1 290lbs Guelph, ON Yr 5 CJPP
BEN PETRIE
OL 6’3 275lbs Waterloo, ON Yr 1 HBA.GEO
XAVE WARNER
COULTER WOODMANSEY
BA
BCOMM
OL 6’4 276lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 1
OL 6’5 325lbs Toronto, ON Yr 1
ERIC STARCZALA
OL 6’5 300lbs Cambridge, ON Yr 3 CJPP
69 80 81 82 83 JUSTIN THIBODEAU DL 6’2 245lbs Oakville, ON Yr 1 BCOMM
JACOB SCARFONE
REC 6’1 188lbs London, ON Yr 4
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BCOM.MEF
MARCUS JOSEPH
REC 6’1 190lbs Kitchener, ON Yr 3 BAG
KEYSEAN POWELL
REC 5’11 160lbs Brampton, ON Yr 1 BA.ECON
GEOFF BEZRUCHKO
REC 6’4 225lbs Richmond Hill, ON Yr 4 IDS
THOMAS BRESCIANI REC 6’0 200lbs Weyburn, SK Yr 5 BA
BEN FIELD
REC 5’8 170lbs Burlington, ON Yr 2 BA
COLIN BOOTH
NICHOLAS MIRIJELLO
BSCH.MFB
BA
REC 5’11 185lbs Sault Ste. Marie, ON Yr 5
REC 6’2 225lbs Toronto, ON Yr 1
LUKAS BRENNAN
DL 6’3 235lbs St. Catharines, ON Yr 2 BA.PHIL
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85 86 88 89 91
92 93 94 95 96 MATT DELMAS
CHARLIE TAGGART
ISAAC MELANSON
BA
BAH.ENGL
BA
DL 6’3 265lbs Oakville, ON Yr 2
DL 6’3 215lbs Hamilton, ON Yr 3
97 99 DEWAN SOYER
DL 6’1 290lbs Hamilton, ON Yr 1 BCOM.MKMN
TOMISIN ATOBATELE DL 6’2 262lbs Hamilton, ON Yr 1 BCOM.MKMN
GREG CORFIELD
DL 6’2 235lbs Kentville, NS Yr 1
MICHAEL ADADE
DL 6’3 310lbs Niagara, ON Yr 2
LB 5’10 203lbs Brampton, ON Yr 1
MATTHEW BILLS
BRANDON BOLZON
BCOMM
BCOMM
BCOM.HAFA
REC 6’1 175lbs Brampton, ON Yr 2
BCOMM
REC 6’3 185lbs Guelph, ON Yr 2
COREY FLUDE
DONNIE EGERTER
DL 6’3 280lbs Kingston, ON Yr 1
DL 6’3 280lbs Niagara Falls, ON Yr 5
DOTUN AKETEPE
ALI AL-RADAYDEH
BCOMM
BA.CJPP
MSC Plant Agriculture
DB 6’0 177lbs Barrie, ON Yr 1
WALKER BREEN
DB 5’11 177lbs Rockwood, ON Yr 1 BCOMM
BA
DB 5’9 180lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 2
MIKE CASCIANO
REC 6’6 208lbs Niagara , ON Yr 1 BA
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JOSH CASSISTA
DB 5’11 205lbs Port Elgin, ON Yr 2 BENG.MECH:C
AIDAN FRASER
REC 5’10 180lbs Guelph, ON Yr 2 BA
SAM LEWIS
REC 5’11 180lbs Burlington, ON Yr 2 CJPP
NIKKO MORITO-BARBER
OL 6’6 290lbs Innisfil, ON Yr 3 ND.Arts
MARIANO CHRISTIAANS LB 5’11 215lbs Brampton, ON Yr 1 BA
JACK GELBART
REC 6’3 212lbs Jordan, ON Yr 1
DAVID LUKE
DEVIN CONDLLN
REC 5‘9 165lbs Mississauga, ON Yr 1
ELIJAH HAMILTON
DB 5’10 180lbs Toronto, ON Yr 2 BA
CARSON MACRAE
QB 6’3 205lbs Halifax, NS Yr 2
LB 5’10 190lbs Waterdown, ON Yr 4
BRANDON EDDIE
OL 6’1 285lbs Stoney Creek, ON Yr 1 BCOMM
ALEX JAFS
LB 6’0 215lbs Newmarket, ON Yr 1 HK
MILES METCHIE
DANIEL FASCIONE
DL 6’2 224lbs Stoney Creek, ON Yr 2 BA
JAYDEN KELLY
DB 5’9 160lbs Barrie, ON Yr 3 BA
NATHAN MONK
Criminology
LB 5’11 240lbs Etobicoke, ON Yr 3
Travel and Tourisim Management
OL 6’0 260lbs Guelph, ON Yr 1
MALCOLM OFORI
JASON RICHARDS
HARRY ROBINSON
DARIUS SAMUELS
BA
BA
BA
BENG
DB 5’10 173lbs Caledon, ON Yr 1
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DB 5’8 165lbs Toronto, ON Yr 1
RB 5’8 186lbs Kingston, ON Yr 1
BA
DB Oshawa, ON Yr 1
BA
DONTE SMITH
LB 5’9 202lbs Toronto, ON Yr 2 BCOM.MKMN
ALEX VALIHORA
LB 6’2 215lbs Chatham, ON Yr 1 BA
MARCUS VOLPE
DB
5’9 155lbs Tustin, CA Yr 3 BAH.HIST
PIERCE WALLINGFORD DB 6’2 195lbs Sudbury, ON Yr 1 BCOMM
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SAM SHEFFAR
DB 5’10 177lbs London, ON Yr 1
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ALPHABETICAL TEAM ROSTER 2016 - 17
# FULL NAME POS. HOMETOWN. PROV. HT. WT Michael Adade LB Brampton ON 5’10 203 Dotun Aketepe DB Barrie ON 6’0 177 Ali Al-Radaydeh DB Mississauga ON 5’9 180 52 AJ Allen LB Burlington ON 6’1 210 Tomisin Atobatele DL Hamilton ON 6’2 262 27 Johnny Augustine RB Welland ON 5’10 195 35 Riley Baines LB Ottawa ON 5”10 200 26 Jailon Bell DB Toronto ON 5’11 185 18 Kade Belyk REC Regina SK 5’11 170 83 Geoff Bezruchko REC Richmond Hill ON 6’4 225 Matthew Bills REC Brampton ON 6’1 175 40 John Birnie LB Toronto ON 6’1 215 Brandon Bolzon REC Guelph ON 6’3 185 88 Colin Booth REC Sault Ste. Marie ON 5’11 185 Walker Breen DB Rockwood ON 5’11 177 91 Lukas Brennan DL St. Catharines ON 6’3 235 85 Thomas Bresciani REC Weyburn SK 6’0 200 6 Graham Brodie DB Guelph ON 5’11 160 16 Zach Buchan QB Dawsonville GA 6’3 205 34 Rob Carnegie RB Kingston ON 5’10 205 9 Mikey Carney DB Burnaby BC 5’10 175 Mike Casciano REC Niagara ON 6’6 208 Josh Cassista DB Port Elgin ON 5’11 205 51 Devin Catt DL St Thomas ON 6’4 250 Mariano Christiaans LB Brampton ON 5’11 215 Devin Condlln REC Mississauga ON 5’9 164 99 Greg Corfield DL Niagara ON 6’3 310 15 Matt Creelman REC Oakville ON 5’10 178 29 Justis Croasdale DL Pickering ON 6’0 210 92 Matt Delmas DL Oakville ON 6’3 265 23 Tristan Doughlin DB Toronto ON 5’11 185 33 Derek Drouillard DL London ON 6’2 224 Brandon Eddie OL Stoney Creek ON 6’1 285 7 Orion Edwards DB NEWMARKET ON 5’9 180 96 Donnie Egerter DL Niagara Falls ON 6’3 280 41 Aidan England LB Burlington ON 6’2 205 Daniel Fascione DL Stoney Creek ON 6’2 224 61 Benjamin Favot OL Lively ON 6’3 282 10 Gabriel Ferraro K/P Mississauga ON 5’11 190 86 Ben Field REC Burlington ON 5’8 170 95 Corey Flude DL Kingston ON 6’3 280 1 A’dre Fraser REC Halifax NS 6’1 175 Aidan Fraser REC Guelph ON 5’10 180 56 Kyle Fraser-Audit OL Port Colborne ON 6’5 300 Jack Gelbart REC Jordan ON 6’3 212 28 Brandon Gordon RB Mississauga ON 5’9 188 50 Andrew Graham LB Union ON 5’10 215 44 Dionovan Grosbeck DB London ON 6’1 176 57 Jaylan Guthrie OL Pickering ON 6’5 283 Elijah Hamilton DB Toronto ON 5’10 180 8 Jamal Hooker RB Regina SK 5’7 170 20 Mark Horta DL Mississauga ON 6’3 235 Alex Jafs LB Newmarket ON 6’0 215 60 Colin Jerome OL North Bay ON 6’0 280 2 Mack Jones RB Port Colborne ON 6’0 220 11 Colton Jones REC Port Colborne ON 6’1 200 81 Marcus Joseph REC Kitchener ON 6’1 190 Jayden Kelly DB Barrie ON 5’9 160 14 Akeem Knowles DB Brampton ON 5’10 180
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PROGRAM B. Comm B. Comm BA. CJPP B. A CJPP BA. BA BA BA Soc BA IDS B. Comm B. Comm B. Comm BSCH.MFB B. Comm BA PHIL BA CJPP B. Comm Marketing B.SCH.BIOM BA BENG.MECH:C Mechanical Eng. BA - B.Comm.HAFA BA BAH.Psyc BA BA Psychology B.Comm CJPP BA BSCH.BPCH BA HK B.Comm.LOM BA MSC Plant Agriculture B.Comm. BA BA - BCH BSCH.HK CJPP BAH.Econ BA BSCG Economics HK BA B.Comm BA BAG BA BA
YR. ELIG 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 4 2 4 3 2 2 4 2 2 1 5 2 2 1 5 3 1 1 2 1 5 4 1 1 1 1 5 3 5 3 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 4 4 2 3 5 5 4 4 1 1 4 4 5 5 2 1 2 1 1 1 3 3 2 1 1 5 5 5 2 1 5 5 1 1 4 3 5 4 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 4 3 1 1 3 3 2 2 2 1 3 3 3 1 2 2
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# FULL NAME POS. HOMETOWN. PROV. HT. WT PROGRAM YR. ELIG 53 Luke Korol LB Lynden ON 6’0 225 BCOM.LOM 3 3 17 Theodore Landers QB Maple Ridge BC 6’3 195 BSCH.HK 2 2 59 Chris Larsen DL Toronto ON 6’4 238 BA 2 2 Sam Lewis REC Burlington ON 5’11 180 CJPP 2 1 David Luke QB Halifax NS 6’3 205 BENG 2 1 58 Arran MacRae OL Kingston ON 6’5 295 BSCH 3 3 Carson MacRae LB Waterdown ON 5’10 190 Criminology 4 1 3 Colin Mandich DB London ON 5’10 174 BASC 5 5 94 Isaac Melanson DL Kentville NS 6’2 235 BA 1 1 21 Royce Metchie DB Brampton ON 6’1 216 BA 3 3 Miles Metchie LB Etobicoke ON 5’11 240 Travel & Tourisim 3 1 89 Nicholas Mirijello REC Toronto ON 6’2 225 BA 1 1 Nathan Monk OL Guelph ON 6’0 260 BA 1 1 Nikko Morito-Barber OL Innisfil ON 6’6 290 ND.Arts 3 1 22 Shaquille Munroe DB Etobicoke ON 5’8 180 BAH.Econ 4 4 19 Ryan Nieuwesteeg REC Niagara Falls ON 5’8 170 BA 5 4 Malcolm Ofori DB Caledon ON 5’10 173 BA 1 1 24 Daniel Palmer-Salmon RB Brampton ON 5’9 195 BA 3 3 25 Nick Parisotto DB Guelph ON 5’11 195 B. Comm 3 3 64 Ben Petrie OL Waterloo ON 6’3 275 HBAGEO 1 1 62 Andrew Pickett OL Kitchener ON 6’4 296 BSCH.HK 3 3 31 Patrick Pierre RB Scarborough ON 5’11 187 BA 1 1 82 Keysean Powell REC Brampton ON 5’11 160 BA.ECON 1 1 54 Job Reinhart LB Guelph ON 6’0 230 BLA 2 2 55 Matt Reuter DL Fort Erie ON 6’0 217 BENG.UND 2 1 Jason Richards DB Toronto ON 5’8 165 BA 1 1 4 James Roberts QB Cambridge ON 6’0 190 BA 3 3 Harry Robinson RB Kingston ON 5’8 186 BA 1 1 Darius Samuels DB Oshawa ON 1 1 80 Jacob Scarfone REC London ON 6’1 188 B.Comm.MEF 4 4 13 Kian Schaffer-Baker REC Mississauga ON 6’3 180 BA 1 1 Sam Sheffar DB London ON 5’10 177 BA 1 1 Donte Smith LB Toronto ON 5’9 202 B.Comm.MKMN 2 1 97 Dewan Soyer DL Hamilton ON 6’1 290 B.Comm.MKMN 1 1 68 Eric Starczala OL Cambridge ON 6’5 300 CJPP 3 3 93 Charlie Taggart DL Hamilton ON 6’3 215 BAH.ENGL 3 2 12 Jordan Terrio REC Niagara Falls ON 6’1 185 HK 1 1 69 Justin Thibodeau DL Oakville ON 6’2 245 B.Comm 1 1 63 Dan Urbshas OL Guelph ON 6’1 290 CJPP 5 3 Alex Valihora LB Chatham ON 6’2 215 BA 1 1 Marcus Volpe DB Tustin CA 5’9 155 BAH.HIST 3 1 32 Elijah Walker DB Toronto ON Pierce Wallingford DB Sudbury ON 6’2 195 B.Comm 1 1 66 Xave Warner OL Mississauga ON 6’4 276 BA 1 1 67 Coulter Woodmansey OL Toronto ON 6’5 325 B.Comm 1 1 45 Dean Yaromich LB Grimsby ON 6’2 225 CJPP 2 2
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ALL-TIME STATS 2016 - 16
OFFENSIVE STATISTICS MOST POINTS SCORED IN A CAREER
TOTAL ALL PURPOSE YARDS IN A SEASON
MOST POINTS SCORED IN A SEASON
1. Michael Palmer (2001) 1,419 (Rec:624; KR:379; PR:416) 2. Jedd Gardner (2008) 1,408 (Rec:812;PR:505;KR:91) 3. Michael Palmer (2000) 1,329 (Rec:529; KR:231; PR:538; R:31) 4. Ryan Nieuwesteeg (2015) 1,313 (PR: 846; KR: 256; REC: 168; RUSH: 43) 5. Michael Palmer (2002) 1,251 (Rec:765; KR:233; PR:238; R:15) 6. Ryan Nieuwesteeg (2014) 1,247 (PR: 739; KR: 508) 7. Chuck Sims (1990) 1,246 (R:799; Rec:122; KR:325) 8. Gerrit Stam (1998) 1,236 (R:1131; Rec:105) 9. Nick FitzGibbon (2006) 1,194 (R:444; Rec:214; KR:536) 10. Chris MacIntyre (2004) 1,187 (R:891; Rec:91; KR;205)
NAME TD FG C S TP 1. Rob Maver 0 57 105 17 290 2. Daniel Ferraro 0 52 60 8 251 3. Nick FitzGibbon 40 0 0 0 240 4. Norm Nasser 0 52 56 26 238 5. Dan Walker 0 35 53 17 175 6. Krystian Strynger 0 31 60 4 167 7. Bruce Morris 24 0 0 0 144 8. Michael Palmer 23 0 5 0 143 9. Gerrit Stam 23 0 0 0 138 10. Chuck Sims 22 0 0 0 132 NAME POINTS 1. Daniel Ferraro(2014) 105 2. Gabe Ferraro (2015) 88 T3. Johnny Augustine (2015) 84 T3. Nick FitzGibbon (2009) 84 5. Rob Maver (2008) 83 6. Nick FitzGibbon (2007) 78 7. Rob Maver (2009) 78 8. Rob Maver (2007) 75 9. Michael Palmer (2001) 68 T10. Parri Ceci (1984) 66 T10. Gerrit Stam (1996) 66 T10. Krystian Strynger (1997) 66
MOST TOUCHDOWNS IN A SEASON
NAME TD’S T1. Johnny Augustine (2015) 14 T1. Nick FitzGibbon (2009) 14 T3. Nick FitzGibbon (2007) 13 T3. Jazz Lindsey (2014) 13 T5. Parri Ceci (1984) 11 T5. Gerrit Stam (1996) 11 T5. Michael Palmer (2001) 11 8. Chuck Sims (1990) 10 T9. Bruce Morris (1975) 9 T9. Peterson Douglas (1981) 9 T9. Gerrit Stam (1998) 9
TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS IN A CAREER
NAME, YR, YARDS
MOST YARDS PASSING IN A CAREER NAME
ATT
1. Justin Dunk 1123 2. Jazz Lindsey 839 3. Mike Shoemaker 646 4. Mike Eykens 744 5. Randy Walters 615 6. Rob Kitching 652 7. Tyson Beach 645 8. Nathan Body 336 9. James Robert 306 10. Wally Gabler 385
COMP YRDS TD PCT INT
616 466 394 370 323 361 269 175 178 176
9569 6264 5220 5040 4694 4408 3660 2924 2592 2487
63 33 32 27 41 32 32 19 23 12
54.8 43 55.5 20 61.0 30 49.7 42 52.7 39 55.4 37 41.7 34 52.1 12 58.1 12 45.7 24
MOST PASSES COMPLETED IN A SEASON
NAME TOTAL 1. Justin Dunk (‘06) 158 2. James Roberts (2015) 152 3. Mike Shoemaker (‘88) 151 4. Kevin Adam (‘03) 140 5 Jazz Lindsey (‘13) 136 6. Justin Dunk (‘07) 133 7. Rob Kitching (‘93) 132 8. Mike Shoemaker (‘89) 129 9. Justin Dunk (‘09) 128 10. Jazz Lindsey (‘14) 124
MOST YARDS RECEIVING IN A CAREER
MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A CAREER NAME
CAR
YARDS AVE LONG TD
3601 2611 2365 2347 1847 1815 1795 1778 1489 1452
5.9 5.3 5.8 5.1 6.7 4.8 6.2 6.3 5.8 6.7
REC YARDS
1. Jedd Gardner 153 2. Dan Tocher 146 3. Jeff Keegan 101 4. Michael Palmer 113 5. Dave Irwin 117 6. Kevin Reid 103 7. Dave McKoy 95 8. Dillon Dimitroff 94 9. Andy Balson 104 10. A’dre Fraser 85
2520 2019 1960 1942 1820 1689 1664 1556 1554 1414
AVG
16.5 13.8 19.4 17.2 15.5 16.4 17.5 16.5 14.9 16.6
1. Nick FitzGibbon 601 2. Bruce Morris 484 3. Rob Farquharson 404 4. Gerrit Stam 463 5. Justin Dunk 273 6. Mark Brown 378 7. Chuck Sims 287 8. John Godry 252 9. Johnny Augustine 253 10. John Lowe 216
85 68 75 41 40 40 78 40 43 89
TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS IN A SEASON
MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A SEASON
NAME YARDS 1. Gerrit Stam (‘98) 1,131 2. Rob Farquaharson (‘12) 936 3. Chris MacIntyre (‘04) 891 4. Nick Fitzgibbon (‘08) 853 5. Darrel Skuse (‘86) 832 6. Bruce Morris (‘75) 828 7. Johnny Augustine (2015) 814 8. Dave Lane (‘73) 811 9. Nick FitzGibbon (‘10) 804 10. Chuck Sims (‘90) 799
22 21 21 23 18 16 18 5 16 7
LG TD 91 15 61 11 99 16 80 21 54 13 82 11 105 11 92 7 61 7 63 10
MOST YARDS RECEIVING IN A SEASON
NAME YARDS 1. Jacob Scarfone (2015) 940 2. Jeff Keegan (‘05) 936 3. Dave McKoy (‘06) 858 4 Jedd Gardner (‘08) 812 5. Michael Palmer (‘02) 765 6. Jeff Keegan (‘06) 757 7. Parri Ceci (‘84) 756 8. Dave Irwin (‘93) 712 9. Frank Marof (‘91) 699 10. Kevin Reid (‘94) 686
MOST RECEPTIONS IN A SEASON
1. Justin Dunk /11,435 (P:9,578;R1,847) 2. Jazz Lindsey /6,973 (P: 6,264; R:709) 3. Mike Shoemaker /5,598 (P:5220; R:378) 4. Mike Eykens /5,288 (P:5040; R:224) 5. Randy Walters /4,827 (P:4,674; R:133; Rec: 3) 6. Rob Kitching /4,491 (P:4408; R:83) 7. Michael Palmer /4,061 (Rec:1942; PR:1211; KR:862; R:46) 8. Tyson Beach /3,728 (P:3660; R:68) 9. Chuck Sims /3,560 (R:1795; Rec:715; PR:111; KR:939) 10. Bruce Morris /3,095 (R:2611; Rec:430; PR:22; KR:32)
1.Justin Dunk (2006) 2,826 (P:2452; R:374) 2.Justin Dunk (2008) 2,502 (P:2064;R418) 3. Justin Dunk (2009) 2,325 (P: 1902; R423) 4. James Roberts (2015) 2,264 (P: 2236; R: 28) 5 .Justin Dunk (2007) 2,234 (P:1784;R450) 6. Mike Shoemaker (1988) 2,122 (P:2006; R:116) 7. Kevin Adam (2003) 2,104 (P:1789; R:315) 8. Jazz Lindsey (2013) 1,999 (P: 1805; R:194) 9. Jazz Lindsey (2014) 1,916 (P:1,731; R:185) 10. Mike Shoemaker (1989) 1,873 (P:1746; R:131)
NAME CARRIES 1. Gerrit Stam (‘88) 188 2. Chris MacIntyre (‘04) 185 3. Gerrit Stam (‘96) 152 4. Rob Farquharson (‘12) 150 5. Nick FitzGibbon (‘10) 148 6. Dave Lane (‘73) 145 7. Darrel Skuse (‘86) 139 8. Johnny Augustine (2015) 137 9. Nick FitzGibbon (‘08) 135 10. Peterson Douglas (‘81) 132
NAME
NAME / YARDS
NAME / YR / YARDS
MOST CARRIES IN A SEASON
NAME CATCHES 1. Frank Marof (‘91) 60 2. Jacob Scarfone (2015) 57 3. Alex Charette (‘14) 49 T4. Dave McKoy (‘06) 48 T4. Jeff Keegan (‘06) 48 6. Jonathan Bohnert (‘01) 47 T7. Dave Irwin (‘93) 46 T7. Michael Palmer (‘02) 46 9. Dan Tocher (‘89) 45 10. Saxon Lindsey (‘13) 44
MOST PRIMARY TACKLES IN A CAREER
NAME TOTAL 1. Mike Hradil 198 2. John Rush 186 3. Adam Dunk 165 4. Rob DiGravio 133 5. Jeff Keene 123 6. Bryan Maltby 121 7. Steve McKee 118 8. Sean Spender 105 T9. Jake Reinhart 99 T9. Curtis Newton 99
MOST PRIMARY TACKLES IN A SEASON
NAME TOTAL 1. Mike Hradil (‘01) 67 2. Mike Hradil (‘02) 58 3. Wayne England (‘87) 50 4. Matt Rossetti (‘09) 52 5. Curtis Newton (‘14) 49 6. Jake Reinhart (‘11) 48 T7. Sean Spender (‘01) 46 T7. Jeff Keene (‘00) 46 9. Dan Wicklum (‘87) 45 10. Andrew Oosterhuis (‘02) 44
MOST QB SACKS IN A CAREER
NAME 1. Mike O’Shea 2. Bill Vastis 3. Todd Storms 4. Paul Dragojlovich 5. Shawn Hagarty 6. Jordan Thompson 7. Adam Dunk 8. Steve McKee T9. Chris Camboia T9. Chris Hladich
TOTAL 19 16 14 13 13 12 11.5 11 10 10
MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN A SEASON
NAME TOTAL 1. Trevor Small (‘03) 7 T2. Jeff Volpe (‘83) 6 T2. Sebastian Howard (‘07) 6 T2. Mark Durigon (2009) 6 T5. Scott Hobson (‘80) 5 T5. Don Williams (‘81) 5 T5. Wayne Laidlaw (‘81) 5 T5. Matt Hammer (‘96) 5 T5. Bill Brown (‘96) 5 T5. Sean Spender (‘99) 5 T5. Mike Hradil (‘00) 5 T5. Taylor Palmer (‘13) 5 T5. Mark Durigon (2010) 5 T5. Jordan Duncan (2010) 5
MOST FIELD GOALS IN A SEASON
NAME TOTAL 1. Daniel Ferraro (‘14) 26* 2. Rob Maver (‘08) 18 T3. Gabe Ferraro (2015) 15 T3. Rob Maver (‘07) 15 T5. Rob Maver (‘09) 13 T5. Carl Ljungberg (‘87) 13 T7. John Anderson (‘82) 12 T7. Peter Barbaric (‘93) 12 T7. Krystian Strynger (‘97) 12 *CIS Single Season Record
HIGHEST PUNTING AVG. IN A SEASON
NAME AVG. 1. Rob Maver (‘08) 46.12 2. Mark Hurst (‘85) 41.9 3. Rob Maver (‘09) 41.3 4. Rob Maver (‘07) 40.73 5. Mark Hurst (‘86) 40.5
LONGEST FIELD GOAL IN A SEASON MOST QB SACKS IN A SEASON
NAME TOTAL 1. Paul Dragojlovich (‘89) 9 2. Bill Vastis (‘96) 9 3. Todd Storms (‘93) 8 4. Mike O’Shea (‘91) 7 5. Ian Marouf (‘13) 6.5 T6. Mike O’Shea (‘89) 6 T6. Mike O’Shea (‘90) 6 T6. Jeremy Oxley (‘00) 6 T6. Tag Russell (‘04) 6 T6. Chris Hladich (‘07) 6 T6. Cam Walker (‘13) 6 T6. Grant MacDonald (‘08) 6 MOST INTERCEPTIONS IN A CAREER
NAME NO YARDS AVG. 1. Trevor Small 18 116 6.4 2. Mark Durigon 15 235 15.6 3. Matt Hammer 13 230 17.7 T4. John Kelley 12 232 19.3 T4. Bill Brown 12 122 10.2 T4. Sebastian Howard 12 240 20 T7. Stan Strecker 11 111 10.3 T7. Bryan Maltby 11 78 7.0 T9. Jeff Volpe 10 61 6.1 T9. Steve McKee 10 109 10.9
NAME YARDS 1. Norm Nasser (‘01) 52 2. Norm Nasser (‘01) 51 T3. Carl Ljungberg (‘86) 47 T3. Daniel Ferraro (‘13) 47 T5. Tim Quirke (‘81) 46 T5. Norm Nasser (‘01) 46 T5. Norm Nasser (‘02) 46 T8. Ryan Kooistra (‘03) 45 T8 .Rob Maver (‘07) 45
MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS IN A CAREER
NAME NO YRDS AVG. LONG 1. Chuck Sims 35 939 27.2 86 2. Ron Lively 38 888 23.3 40 3. Michael Palmer 45 862 19.2 85 4. Ryan Nieuwesteeg 29 788 27.1 59 5. A’dre Fraser 30 751 25.03 80 6. Dave Sproat 33 710 21.5 61 7. Brad Bunn 46 695 15.1 72 8. Paul Bartley 26 690 26.5 99 9. Alex Charette 23 605 25.1 61 10. Nick FitzGibbon 24 555 23.1 57 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS IN A CAREER
NAME NO YARDS AVG LONG 1. Ryan Nieuwesteeg 104 1,592 15.3 81 2. Michael Palmer 139 1,211 8.7 50 3. Jedd Gardner 17 989 58.2 129 4. Rob DiGravio 104 956 9.2 72 5. Ron Lively 69 867 12.6 97 6. A’dre Fraser 80 846 10.6 59 7. John Kelley 60 829 13.8 130 8. Heron Tait 65 823 12.7 45 9. John Lepore 77 713 9.2 55 10. Brad Bunn 54 674 12.5 72
ALL-TIME STATS 2016 - 17
DEFENSIVE & SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS
LONGEST PUNT/KICK OFF RETURN IN A SEASON
NAME 1. Jedd Gardner (2010) 2. Jedd Gardner (2008) 3. Alex Charette (2013) 4. Jedd Gardner (2008) 5. Dave McKoy (2006) 6. Jedd Gardner (2007) 7. Nigel Downer (1999) 8. Dave McKoy (2004) 9. Kyle Walters (1995) T10. Warren Hudson (1981) T10. Chuck Sims (1990)
YARDS 129 128 125 119 118 114 103 102 96 86 86
MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS IN A SEASON
1. Ryan Nieuwesteeg (2015) 2. Ryan Nieuwesteeg (2014) 3. Mike Palmer (2000) 4. Jedd Gardner (2008) 5. Heron Tait (1993) 6. A’dre Fraser (2013)
846 739 538 505 495 472
MOST PUNTING YARDS IN A CAREER
NAME YARDS 1. Norm Nasser 12,809 2. Rob Maver 11,770 3. Wayne Laidlaw 9,631 4. Mike Telepchuk 9,609 5. Daniel Ferraro 9,589 6. Wally Gabler 8,162 7. Mark Hurst 7,677 8. Pete Degouw 6,763 9. Clayton Brown 4,135 10. Gerry Organ 3,959
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1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
Jim MacMillan Ted Barron Bruce Groves Gary Scott John Vandenberg Terry Hemming Steve Stewart Dave Clarke Bill Morrison Don Westlake Ted McEachern Greg Scheifele Dan Cornwell Bruce Morris Tom Arnott Vaughn Wright Steve Hale Tim Jewson Ron Lively Harry Doering Scott Hobson Sam Benincasa Peter Simpson John Godry Mike Knighton Jim Farrell Bob McLay Tom Dimitroff Jr.
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Calvin Nigh Chuck Simms Dan Walker Rob Wesseling Mark Dragich Kip Wigmore Ryan Strom Ian McQueen Peter Partridge Joel Varty Nick Gallo Jeremy Oxley Sean Spender Jonathan Bohnert Norm Nasser Mike Dougherty Andrew Oosterhuis Adam Carapella Colin Dyer Adam Slomer Graeme Reed Jeff Cain Matt Rossetti Jedd Gardner Zach Androschuk Taylor Palmer Rob Farquharson Patrick McGrath
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H.A. Morgan P.B. Kennedy Jim Bracken Jim Bracken E.J. Zavitz E.J. Zavitz T.O. Clarke H.L. Knauss G.O. Madden C.A. Webster H.A. Braithwaite Art Wilson World War 1 Arthur H. Musgrove J. Worden Edwards J. Worden Edwards John A. McMillan John A. McMillan Ray Pugh Leo Silcox H. Colson W.R. Graham Glynn Griffiths Hugh Watt A. Eckhart Sid Henry Wilbert Gollenhon Porter Mills Butch Easton Ab Folland H. Elliott Wil Jennings Johnny Gartshore Frank MacDonald Ray Smees Joe Brown Bill Mitchell Ed Leckie Jim Follwell Jo Jo Fraser Al Smith Jim Kenney C.B. Slemon World War II Ken Smith Tommy Thomasson Burt Matthews Ken Smith Tony Calverly Wally Packman Jack Raithby Bill Anderson Murray Savage Bob Brooks Jack Cote Hort Moore Bob Brooks Jack Cote Jack Reeves Doug Treleavan Larry Burt Wayne Gerrie
1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983
Mark Raithby Dave Francis Wayne Gerrie Dave Francis Wayne Gerrie Murray Atkinson Robert Billin Bill Weber Ron Bogart Bill Sproule Bill Weber Carl Jackson Robert Keith Harold Grunau John Henry Raemond German Dave Hume Rob Bechtal Raemond German Jim McMillan Don Taylor Dave Goslin Bruce Groves Gary Brohman Dave Cressman Bruce Groves D. Brown B. Dempsey, G. Scott Dave Montgomery John Vandenberg Don Ziraldo Terry Hemming Steve Stewart Greg Topolie Gerry Organ Greg Topolie Don Westlake Dave Hutton Ted McEachern Dan Cronwell Jim Chorostecki Tom Arnott Jim Chorostecki Tom Arnott Mark Brown Dave Sproat Andy Balson Jeff Hale Andy Balson Tim Jewson Andy Balson Jeff Crampton Harry Doering Carmen Sferrazza Sam Benincasa Jeff Hale Scott Hobson Angelo Molinaro Sam Benincasa Allan Driver John Godry Jeff Yanchus
1984 1985 1986 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Randy Dimitroff Blaine Schmidt Jed Tommy Randy Walters Jeff Yanchus Randy Dimitroff Peter Langford Blaine Schmidt Darryl Skuse Randy Walters Mike Knighton Darryl Skuse Pat Tracey Jr. Gus Alevizos Tom Dimitroff Jr. Mike Shoemaker Gus Alevizos Tom Dimitroff Jr. Mike Shoemaker Tom Dimitroff Jr. Jeff Feagan Pat Nield Mike Shoemaker Bryan Maltby Frank Marof Don Murray Frank Panos Chuck Sims Alrick Daugherty Bryan Maltby Brett McCallum Don Murray Marty Parker Steve McKee Steve McKee Shawn Hagarty Todd Storms Kyle Walters Chris Camboia Gerrit Stam Nick Gallo Gerrit Stam Jeremy Oxley Tyson Beach Mike Hradil Anthony Mason Dan Noble Andrew Oosterhuis Mike Dougherty Anthony Mason Andrew Oosterhis Mike Dougherty Colin Dyer Chris McIntyre Andrew Oosterhuis Shaun Arbuckle Justin Dunk Colin Dyer Dave McKoy Adam Wigdor Justin Dunk Chris Decker
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Chris Hladich Sean Riley Graeme Reed Justin Dunk Sean Riley Graeme Reed Tag Russell Adam Dunk Chris Rossetti Nick Fitzgibbon Andrew Crosby Dillon Dimitroff Dave Honig Adam Dunk Scott Eggleton James Savoie Mike Millar Matt Rossetti Mike Millar Chris Rossetti Jarryd Baines Jake Reinhart Zach Androschuk Mike Millar Matt Richardson Jazz Lindsey Saxon Lindsey Bryan Dunjko Jazz Lindsey Cody O’Neill Rob Farquharson Taylor Palmer Jeff Finley Cameron Walker John Rush Rob Farquharson Cam Walker Alex Charette Matthew Nesbitt Fraser Speakman MacKenzie Myers James Ingram James Roberts Matthew Nesbitt John Rush Patrick McGrath James Roberts Andrew Graham Rob Carnegie
GRYPHON TEAM CAPTAINS 2016 - 17
1888 1893 1903 1904 1905 1906 1908 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915-18 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941-44 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952
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CIS AWARDS ALL - CANADIANS 69 73 74 74 80 81 82 81 82 82 82 83 84 85 86 86 88 86 88 88 88 89 91 91 92 92 92 93 92 93 94 93 93 93 94 95 96 96 97 97 98 99 99 00 01 01 01 06 08 08 08 09 09 10 12 14 14 15 15 15 15
Gerry Organ John Kelley John Kelley Dave Lane Mike Hudson Mike Hudson Mike Hudson Jeff Hale Peter Langford Junior Robinson Sam Benincasa Sam Benincasa Parri Ceci Louie Godry Louie Godry Gus Alevizos Gus Alevizos Al Anonech Jim Farrell Wasyl Saluckok Mike Shoemaker Dan Tocher Bryan Maltby Frank Marof Shawn Hagarty Mike O’Shea Dale Irwin Dave Irwin Rob Wesseling Rob Wesseling Rob Wesseling Charles Assmann Steve McKee Hugh Tharby Kevin Reid Kyle Walters Kyle Walters Bill Vastis Nathan Body Kip Zavitz Gerrit Stam Sean Spender Jeremy Oxley Jeremy Oxley Jonathan Bohnert Norm Nasser Mike Palmer David McKoy Rob Maver James Savoie Jedd Gardner James Savoie Nick FitzGibbon Nick FitzGibbon Cameron Thorn Curtis Newton Ryan Nieuwesteeg John Rush Gabriel Ferraro Nicholas Parisotto Jacob Scarfone
ACADEMIC ALL - CANADIANS *BEGINNING FROM 1999*
99 – 00 00 – 01
Tyson Beach Tyson Beach
00 – 01 01 – 02 01 – 02 01 – 02 02 – 03 02 – 03 03 – 04 03 – 04 03 – 04 03 – 04 03 – 04 04 – 05 04 – 05 04 – 05 05 – 06 05 – 06 05 – 06 07 – 08 07 – 08 07 – 08 08 – 09 08 – 09 09 – 10 09 – 10 09 – 10 09 – 10 09 – 10 09 – 10 10 – 11 10 – 11 10 – 11 10 – 11 10 – 11 10 – 11 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 11 – 12 12 – 13 12 – 13 12 – 13 12 – 13 12 – 13 13 – 14 13 – 14 13 – 14 13 – 14 14 - 15 14 - 15 14 - 15
Sean Spender Andrew Oosterhuis Todd Stevens Jason Trickovic Norman Nasser Andrew Oosterhuis Adam Carapella John Paul Cavalluzzo Mike Dougherty Andrew Oosterhuis Ben Stephenson Adam Carapella Chris McIntyre Andrew Oosterhuis Adam Carapella Michael Dougherty Matthew Legg Lance Fergin Scott Seamone Adam Slomer Jedd Gardner Jeff Cain Jeff Cain Matthew Rossetti Andrew Crosby Jedd Gardner Zach Androschuk Alex Ferris Zach Androschuk Jedd Gardner Tim Berta Avery Parle Winston Green Mark Durigon Zach Androshcuk Jedd Gardner Taylor Palmer Chris Rossetti Jake Reinhart Avery Parle Joel Mohr Mark Durigon Taylor Palmer Dylan Husty Kellen Walsh Pat McGrath Lucas Nangle Taylor Palmer Lucas Nangle Pat McGrath Justis Croasdale Patrick McGrath Dylan Husty Robert Carnegie
UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH AWARDS Cathy Rowe Manager of the Year 83 – 84 91 – 92 96 – 97
Colin Sim Ed Malabre Joe Varamo
DR. JAMES MACLACHLAN TRAINER 04 – 05
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Marya Morrison Jared Eidt
SCOTT YANCHUS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 06 – 07
Nick Fitzgibbon
DON CAMERON TROPHY 54 – 55 57 – 58 58 – 59 61 – 62 62 – 63 63 – 64 65 – 66 69 – 70 74 – 75 78 – 79 83 – 84 84 – 85 86 – 87 87 – 88 89 – 90 90 – 91 92 – 93 93 – 94 96 – 97 99 – 00 01 – 02 03 – 04 07 – 08 08 – 09 09 – 10 11 – 12 15 - 16
Bob Hart Joe Brent Harold Grunau Ray German J. MacMillan M. Sauve Gary Soctt Gerry Organ Jim Chorostecki Jeff Inglis Mimo Dimuzio Brett Marshall Dan Wicklum Mike Shoemaker Bryan Maltby Matt Rolleman Shawn Hagarty Charles Assmann Nick Gallo Sean Spender Mike Palmer Andrew Oosterhuis Justin Dunk Rob Maver James Savoie Robert Farquharson Johnny Augustine
W.F. MITCHELL SPORTSMAN AWARD 78 – 79 87 – 88 88 – 89 89 – 90 91 – 92 98 – 99 99 – 00 02 – 06
Mark Brown Dan Wicklum Wayne England Tom Dimitroff Huge Tharby Gerrit Stam Jeremy Oxley Mark Halfpenny
MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 55 – 56 57 – 58 60 – 61 61 – 62 62 – 63 65 – 66 66 – 67 70 – 71 71 – 72 74 – 75 75 – 76 77 – 78 83 – 84 84 – 85 86 – 87 87 – 88 88 – 89 90 – 91 91 – 92 92 – 93
Harry Brightwell Stu O’Neil John A. Henry Jim MacMillan Ray F. German Don Wismer Doug Brown Don Westlake Wayne Morgan Paul Gilson Bruce Morris Mark Brown Sam Benincasa Parri Ceci Lou Godry Dan Wicklum Mike Shoemaker Chuck Sims Frank Marof Mike O’Shea
93 – 94 15 - 16
Dave Irwin John Rush
PRESIDENT’S TROPHY 93 – 94 Rob Wesseling 94 – 95 Rob Wesseling 02 – 03 Mark Halfpenny 05 – 06 Mike Dougherty 07 – 08 Adam Slomer 11 – 12 Zach Androschuk
OUA AWARDS ALL - STARS 15-16 14-15 13 – 14 12 – 13
Gabriel Ferraro Nicholas Parisotto John Rush Jacob Scarfone Matthew Toppan Tristan Doughlin Donnie Egerter Matthew Nesbitt Curtis Newton Ryan Nieuwesteeg Andrew Pickett Matt Nesbitt Matt Toppan Ryan Nieuwesteeg Cam Walker Curtis Newton Tristan Doughlin Fraser Speakman Cam Wilhelm Alex Charette A’dre Fraser Rob Farquharson Dan Ferraro Colin Mandich Andrew Graham Cam Thorn A’dre Fraser Taylor Palmer Jakob Piotrowski Cameron Walker Cameron Walker A’dre Fraser Matthew Richardson Robert Farquharson Dillon Dimitroff Michael Millar John Rush Bryan Dunjko 11 – 12 Sebastian Howard Bryan Dunjko 10 – 11 Nick FitzGibbon Grant MacDonald James Savoie Mark Durigon Andrew Crosby Jedd Gardner Adam Dunk Jordan Duncan 09 – 10 Nick FitzGibbon Ryan Bomben Rob Maver James Savoie Jedd Gardner Grant MacDonald
07 – 08
06 – 07
05 – 06
04 – 05
03 – 04 02 – 03 01 – 02
00 – 01
99 – 00
98 – 99
95 – 96
94 – 95
93 – 94
93 – 94
92 – 93
Adam Dunk Nick FitzGibbon Jedd Gardner Rob Maver Sean Riley James Savoie Sean Riley Chris Decker Justin Dunk Nick FitzGibbon Chris Hladich Ian Keleher Rob Maver David McKoy Justin Dunk Jeff Keegan Rob Maver Sean Riley Jeff Keegan Mike Dougherty Andrew Oosterhuis Sean Riley Anthony Mason Mike Dougherty Chris Hladich Mike Dougherty Mike Palmer Mike Hradil Mike Palmer Jonathan Bohnert Norm Nasser Elvio Bomben Mike Hradil Jeremy Oxley Mike Palmer Jeff Kneene Norm Nasser Chris Portwood Jeremy Oxley Sean Spender Dave Gemin Shawn Smith Sean Spence Jason Stoter Gerrit Stam Jeremy Oxley Matt Hammer Kip Zavitz Kyle Walters Brad Bunn Todd Storms Shawn Hagarty Kevin Reid Todd Storms Rob Wesseling Terry Wiggan Charles Assmann Dave Irwin John Leaver Steven McKee Kevin Reid Brian Robinson Todd Storms Hugh Tharby Rob Wesseling Drew Dempster Trevor Hunter Jason Ireton Rob DiGravio
91 – 92
90 – 91
89 – 90
88 – 89
87 – 88
86 – 87
85 – 86
84 – 85
Shawn Hagarty Dave Irwin Rob MacRae Steve McKee Mike O’Shea Kevin Reid Jim Stewart Hugh Tharby Rob Wesselling Frank Marof Bryan Maltby Robert Di Gravio Dave Irwin Rob McCrae Mike O’Shea Dan Tocher Chuck Sims Brett McCallum Jim Stewart Calvin Nigh Bryan Maltby Matt Rolleman Paul Dragojlovich Bryan Maltby Frank Marof Bob McLay Tom Newbigging Pat Nield Mike Shoemaker Dan Tocher Gus Alevizos Wayne England Jim Farrell Bob McLay Bryan Maltby Paul McDermott Vasyl Saluchock Mike Shoemaker Dan Tocher Jim Parrell Rick Kohler Tom Dimitroff Mike McLarnon Dan Wicklum Al Anonech Gus Alevizos Lou Godry Mark Hurst Darryl Skuse Rob Ciarafoni Mike Knighton Mike McLaron Gus Alevizos Al Anonech Lou Godry Grant Goodrich Mark Hurst Rick Kohler Peter Langford John Lepore Blaine Schmidt Jeff Volpe Parri Ceci Mark Hurst Rob Pavan Jeff Volpe Dave Moore John Godry Lou Godry
83 – 84
81 – 82
80 – 81
79 – 80
78 – 79 77 – 78
Grant Goodrich Blaine Schmidt Sam Benincasa Mi mo Dimuzio Louie Godry Scott Lecky Jeff Volpe Jeff Yanchus Sam Benincasa Don Williams Jeff Hale Mike Hudson Andy Balson Harry Doering Peter Langford Peterson Douglas Kerry Hiebert Carmen Sferrazza Mike Hudson Andy Balson Sam Benincasa Scott Hobson Carmen Sferrazza Mick Hughes Harry Doering Kerry Hierbert John Lowe Jeff Inglis Mark Brown Mark Brown
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MVP 15 - 16 John Rush* *(CIS & OUA Player of the Year) 89 – 90 Mike Shoemaker 88 – 89 Mike Shoemaker
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Johnny Augustine Running Back Welland, ON | Yr 4
Gryphon Football 2016 - 2017
GRYPHON FOOTBALL NOW HAS ITS OWN APP Download our awesome new app now and stay up to date with all the latest information! Install the Gryphon Football App on your smartphone or tablet now!
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Follow these steps: 1. Download Team App from the Apple or Google Play app store.
2. Sign up to Team App. You will be sent an email to confirm your registration. 3. Log into the App and search for "Gryphon Football". 4. Choose your applicable access group(s). 5. If you don't have a smartphone go to gryphonfootball.teamapp.com to sign up and view this App online.
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