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2014 OUA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP GAME @ University of Windsor, St. Denis Centre
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Saturday, March 8, 2014 @ 7 PM Queen’s Gaels vs. Windsor Lancers
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2013-14 OUA MAJOR AWARD WINNERS & ALL-STARS EAST PLAYER OF THE YEAR Elizabeth Roach Carleton EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Heather Lindsay Carleton EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Maddie Stephen Ottawa EAST JOY BELLINGER AWARD Kayla Pangos York EAST TRACY MCLEOD AWARD Gemma Bullard Queen’s EAST COACH OF THE YEAR Dave Wilson Queen’s
EAST FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS Elizabeth Roach Carleton Maddie Stephen Ottawa Jill Stratton Toronto Liz Boag Queen’s Jenny Wright Queen’s EAST SECOND TEAM ALL-STARS Keneca Pingue-Giles Ryerson Stephanie MacDonald Ottawa Lindsay Shotbolt Carleton Angela Tilk Ottawa Gemma Bullard Queen’s EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM Heather Lindsay Andrea Priamo McKenzie Sigurdson Sarah Besselink Danielle Marion
Carleton Queen’s Carleton Ottawa Ottawa
Carleton guard Elizabeth Roach is the 2013-14 East division player of the year, after former teammate Alyson Bush claimed the award last season. The Ottawa native caps off her career with her first ever postseason accolade. The five-foot-eight guard finished second in the East in scoring, at 14.7 points per game. Her season total of 109 assists was tops in the East and was 39 better than the closest competitor. Demonstrating her well-rounded game, Roach also added 135 rebounds, and finished sixth in the OUA with 49 steals. In recognition of her outstanding season, she has also been named a first team all-star. The defensive player of the year in the OUA East is Ottawa Gee-Gees forward Maddie Stephen. The Toronto native was dominant on the glass this season pulling in 10.4 rebounds per contest, and being the only player in the East to average double digits in the category. She also picked up one blocked shot per game, putting her among the top in the OUA. In addition to her prowess on the defensive end of the floor, Stephen also contributed 9.3 points per game and garnered recognition as a first team all-star for the first time in her career, after second-team honours last year and all-rookie status two seasons ago. Heather Lindsay (Ottawa) of the Carleton Ravens has been named the OUA East rookie of the year, marking the first time since 2009-10 that the Ravens have boasted the division’s top first-year player. Lindsay is a powerful forward who announced her presence on the OUA scene by putting up 7.3 points and 7.7 rebounds per game for the Ravens. She averaged nearly 19 minutes per contest and helped Carleton to a 16-6 regular season record. The recipient of the Joy Bellinger Award for 2013-14 is Kayla Pangos of the York Lions. The award is given to a player who exhibits outstanding service to basketball and advancement of university athletics. The fifth-year guard from Holland Landing, Ont., was steady as a rock for the Lions this year. Her 7.0 points and 3.5 rebounds were both career highs, and her 46 assists were second on the team. Two times this season she was named York’s female athlete of the week. Away from the court, she carries a strong academic average in York’s kinesiology and health science program and has given countless hours to school and community groups. In giving back to her community and her sport, Pangos was a mentor in the Lions P.A.W.S (Providing Athletes with Winning Strategies) program, where she helps fellow sutdent-athletes achieve in the classroom. She also served as a Frosh Boss during York’s Orientation Week and as a two-year member of the York Sport Council. Away from campus, Pangos volunteered as a teaching aide at Shoreham Elementary Cchool and has used her experience in basketball to serve as a coach at numerous basketball camps. The Tracy McLeod Award is given in recognition of determination, perseverance and unwavering spirit. This year’s winner from the OUA East is Gemma Bullard of the Queen’s Gaels. Bullard has suffered serious injuries in every season of her OUA career. The Guelph, Ont., native hasn’t let concussions, knee surgery or a shoulder injury slow her down. While playing hurt most of this season, the gritty forward managed 11.4 points and 3.5 rebounds per game for the Gaels, who finished the year as the top team in the OUA East, and earned herself recognition as a second team all-star. She battled through the adversity while still maintaining excellent results in Queen’s grueling civil engineering program. Dave Wilson from Queen’s is the 2013-14 OUA East coach of the year, marking the first time a Gaels coach has claimed the award since Wilson won it following the 1997-98 season. Wilson was also named coach of the year in 1992-93. This season, Wilson lead his team to a 16-6 record and the top seed in the OUA East, a remarkable improvement on the 7-13 mark that the Gaels achieved a year ago. The Gaels were the top scoring team in the east, putting up 63.6 points per game, while allowing just 56.8 points per contest.
2013-14 OUA MAJOR AWARD WINNERS & ALL-STARS WEST PLAYER OF THE YEAR Jenny Vaughan Western WEST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR Mackenzie Puklicz Western WEST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Miah-Marie Langlois Windsor WEST JOY BELLINGER AWARD Hailey Milligan McMaster WEST TRACY MCLEOD AWARD Doreen Bonsu Laurier WEST COACH OF THE YEAR Chantal Vallée Windsor
WEST FIRST TEAM ALL-STARS Jenny Vaughan Western Miah-Marie Langlois Windsor Jessica Clémençon Windsor Hailey Milligan McMaster Jylisa Williams Lakehead WEST SECOND TEAM ALL-STARS Danielle Boiago McMaster Katherine MacTavish Guelph Korissa Williams Windsor Laura Doyle Laurier Melissa Rondinelli Western WEST ALL ROOKIE TEAM Mackenzie Puklicz Cheyanne Roger Alexandra Spadaro Kristen Osborne Kira Cornelissen
Western Windsor Laurier Waterloo Brock
After a record breaking season, the OUA West player of the year is Jenny Vaughan of the Western Mustangs. In 2013-14 the Dundas, Ont., native broke the OUA single-season scoring record. Her total of 506 points topped the previous record of 499 set by Laurentian’s Cassandra Carpenter in 2005-06. Vaughan’s average of 23.0 points per game was tops in the OUA and second in the CIS. The dynamic guard made 155 free throws on the year, 45 more than anyone else in the country, and her 88.1 percent from the charity stripe was second in the OUA. Vaughan also added 83 assists, averaging 3.8 per game; fourth in OUA in both categories. The award is the first player of the year honour for the fifth-year guard, who also garners first team all-star status this season for the third time. Windsor Lancers guard Miah-Marie Langlois caps off her OUA career by being named the OUA West defensive player of the year for the third year in a row. She has also earned the CIS defensive player of the year in each of the past two seasons. Langlois lead the CIS in steals with 83 this season, while leading her hometown Lancers to an OUA best 50.2 points allowed per game. She added 128 rebounds plus 15.3 points per game while continually being tasked with guarding opponents top backcourt players. Langlois also becomes a first team all-star for the third year in a row. For the first time since 2005-06, the OUA West rookie of the year wears the purple of the Western Mustangs as Mackenzie Puklicz receives the award this year. The guard from London, Ont. collected 156 total points, 7.1 per game, for the Mustangs, while chipping in 66 rebounds. She shot 37.8 percent from the field on 143 attempts while playing almost 19 minutes per game for Western. The Joy Bellinger Award is given out annually to a player who exhibits outstanding service to basketball and advancement of university athletics. The OUA West winner for the 2013-14 season is Hailey Milligan of the McMaster Marauders. The Brantford, Ont., native had a brilliant season on the court, in the classroom and in the community. Her 257 rebounds was tops in the CIS, 36 better than the closest player, and her 18.4 points per game was second in OUA. For her on-the-court efforts she was named to the OUA West first team this year, her second straight first team honour. In the classroom, the Honours English student boasts a sparkling grade point average while balancing her time between athletics, academics and community involvement. The fifth-year student-athlete has given back to the community by being the driving force behind the On The Move girls basketball program that developed from a single event to permanent program at several of the Boys and Girls Clubs in the Hamilton area. She is also key to the development of the MACMENTORING program, which was developed through the Kiwanis Boys and Girls Club of Hamilton to foster relationships between McMaster female athletes and young girls in the community. Doreen Bonsu of the Laurier Golden Hawks is the OUA West recipient of the Tracy McLeod Award, given in recognition of determination, perseverance and unwavering spirit. In each of the past two seasons the Oakville, Ont., native suffered serious injuries that ended her seasons and left the future of her career in doubt. The fourth-year guard worked diligently with trainers and staff to get healthy enough to return to the court early in the 2013-14 season. This year Bonsu posted five points and five rebounds per game and held the role of a veteran leader for the Golden Hawks, who finished third in the OUA West. Windsor Lancers head coach Chantal Vallée is no stranger to postseason accolades. 2013-14 marks her ninth season at the helm of the Lancers and also marks her fourth OUA West coach of the year award. Vallée guided the Lancers to a 21-1 regular season record. Her squad lead the OUA in both points scored (83.0 ppg) and points allowed (50.2).
QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY GAELS 2013-14 GAELS SCHEDULE Date Opponent Score November Nov. 1 Lakehead W 58-52 Nov. 2 Guelph W 61-55 Nov. 8 @ Western L 60-69 Nov. 9 @ Windsor L 82-56 Nov. 15 @ Laurier L 62-66 Nov. 16 @ Waterloo W 60-43 Nov. 22 McMaster W 79-72 Nov. 23 Brock W 69-65 Nov. 29 @ York W 68-47 January Jan. 4 York W 74-61 Jan. 10 Ryerson L 67-70 Jan. 11 Toronto L 56-70 Jan. 17 @ Laurentian W 63-60 Jan. 18 @ Algoma W 54-34 Jan. 24 @ Carleton L 55-57 Jan. 25 @ Ottawa W 57-46 Jan. 31 Algoma W 66-21 February Feb. 1 Laurentian W 69-50 Feb. 7 Ottawa W 51-47 Feb. 8 Carleton W 63-58 Feb. 14 @ Toronto W 63-58 Feb. 15 @ Ryerson W 88-66 Playoffs Feb. 22 Toronto W 67-56 Mar. 1 Carleton W 62-58
NO. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 21 22 23
NAME Liz Boag Emily Hazlett Sarah Saftich Abby Dixon Laura Baker Gemma Bullard Meaghan MacDougall Maria Gill Amy Cotton Nicole Morse Andrea Priamo Robyn Pearson Jenny Wright Nicole Barnard Claire Endicott
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5-3 5-6 5-6 5-10 5-10 5-10 5-9 6-1 5-11 6-0 6-0 6-0 5-10 5-11 6-1
4 2 1 1 2 3 4 2 1 2 1 2 3 1 2
Head Coach: Dave Wilson Assistant Coaches: James Bambury, Bob Freeman
PROGRAM Biology Kinesiology Kinesiology Kinesiology Commerce Civil Engineering Physical and Health Education Physical and Health Education Engineering Arts & Science Science Commerce Nursing Physical and Health Education Concurrent Education
HOMETOWN Kingston, Ont. Fredericton, N.B. Markham, Ont. North Vancouver, B.C. West Vancouver, B.C. Guelph, Ont. Martintown, Ont. Holland Landing, Ont. Kingston, Ont. Cottam, Ont. Guelph, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Kingston, Ont. Ayr, Ont. Guelph, Ont.
UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR LANCERS 2013-14 LANCERS SCHEDULE Date Opponent Score November Nov. 1 @ Carleton L 58-62 Nov. 2 @ Ottawa W 88-64 Nov. 8 York W 82-29 Nov. 9 Queen’s W 82-56 Nov. 15 @ Ryerson W 78-53 Nov. 16 @ Toronto W 70-49 Nov. 22 Algoma W 104-25 Nov. 23 Laurentian W 87-46 Nov. 29 Lakehead W 104-55 Nov. 30 Lakehead W 74-35 January Jan. 8 @ Laurier W 73-44 Jan. 11 @ McMaster W 83-44 Jan. 15 Guelph W 81-52 Jan. 18 Brock W 87-65 Jan. 22 @ Western W 89-69 Jan. 26 Waterloo W 106-35 Jan. 29 Laurier W 70-59 February Feb. 1 @ Guelph W 102-48 Feb. 8 McMaster W 80-51 Feb. 11 Western W 71-58 Feb. 12 @ Waterloo W 85-49 Feb. 15 @ Brock W 73-56 Playoffs Feb. 22 McMaster W 83-64 Mar. 1 Laurier W 86-58
NO. 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 21 23
NAME Caitlyn Longmuir Kristine Lalonde Korissa Williams Andrea Kiss Kim Moroun Miah-Marie Langlois Jessica Clemencon Jocelyn LaRocque Cheyanne Roger Tessa Kreiger Anna Mullins Emily Prevost
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G G G G G G F G F C G G
5-6 5-10 5-9 6-0 6-0 5-8 6-3 5-7 6-3 6-4 5-9 6-0
2 4 4 2 3 5 5 4 1 3 3 1
PROGRAM Human Kinetics Business Business Biochem Human Kinetics Business Arts/English Human Kinetics Human Kinetics Human Kinetics Human Kinetics Human Kinetics
Head Coach: Chantal Vallée Assistant Coaches: Tom Foster, Josh Leeman, Mike Gibbala Manager: Safia Abbadi
HOMETOWN Windsor, Ont. Sudbury, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Windsor, Ont. St. Rambert, France Windsor, Ont. Etobicoke, Ont. Belmont, Ont. Windsor, Ont. Montreal, Que.
2013-14 REGULARSEASON SEASON STATISTICS 2013-14 REGULAR STATISTICS FIELD GOAL % LEADERS*
SCORING LEADERS 1. Jenny Vaughan - WES 2. Hailey Milligan - MAC 3. Jessica Clémençon - WIN 4. Katherine MacTavish - GUE 5. Danielle Boiago - MAC 6. Miah-Marie Langlois - WIN 7. Nicole Rosenkranz - BRO 8. Keneca Pingue-Giles - RYE 9. Elizabeth Roach - CAR 10. Korissa Williams - WIN
GP 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22
PTS 506 404 400 396 345 336 334 325 323 314
PTS/G 23.0 18.4 18.2 18.0 15.7 15.3 15.2 14.8 14.7 14.3
1. Hailey Milligan - MAC 2. Jessica Clémençon - WIN 3. Katherine MacTavish - GUE 4. Annie Sokoloff - RYE 5. Jenny Vaughan - WES 6. Korissa Williams - WIN 7. Nicole Rosenkranz - BRO 8. Maddie Stephen - OTT 9. Katelyn Leddy - WES 10. Keneca Pingue-Giles - RYE
3PT FG MADE LEADERS^ 1. Kelsey Bardsley - LAKE 2. Liz Boag - QUE 2. Kelsey Wright - WES 4. Danielle Boiago - MAC 5. Laura Doyle - WLU 6. Miah-Marie Langlois - WIN 7. Katie Ulakovic - LAKE 8. Jocelyn LaRocque - WIN 9. Natasha Plaskacz - CAR 10. Caitlyn Longmuir - WIN
GP 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 21 22 22
3FG 48 45 45 44 42 39 34 33 32 31
FTM 155 63 71 47 63 87 78 53 56 99
1. Miah-Marie Langlois - WIN 2. Liz Boag - QUE 3. Laura Doyle - WLU 4. Mackenzie Puklicz - WES 5. Caitlyn Longmuir - WIN 6. Danielle Boiago - MAC 7. Kelsey Bardsley - LAKE 8. Jocelyn LaRocque - WIN 9. Jenny Wright - QUE 10. Rachael Sider - TOR
FTA 176 75 87 58 79 110 100 68 75 133
ASSIST LEADERS 1. Vanessa Bonomo - MAC 2. Elizabeth Roach - CAR 3. Miah-Marie Langlois - WIN 4. Jenny Vaughan - WES 5. Lee Anna Osei - WLU 6. Liz Boag - QUE 7. Korissa Williams - WIN 8. Jenalyn Yumol - BRO 9. Caroline Wolynski - WES 10. Jill Stratton - TOR
GP 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22
AST 117 109 108 83 81 77 75 67 63 59
AST/G 5.3 5.0 4.9 3.8 3.7 3.5 3.4 3.0 2.9 2.5
FGM 154 152 148 70 166 134 132 65 91 115
FGA 280 301 296 143 341 278 281 139 195 248
PCT. 55% 51% 50% 49% 49% 48% 47% 47% 47% 46%
3PT FG % LEADERS^
FREE THROW % LEADERS1 GP 1. Jenny Vaughan - WES 22 2. Jenny Wright - QUE 22 3. Jill Stratton - TOR 22 4. Jenalyn Yumol - BRO 22 5. Marlee Freeman - GUE 22 6. Jessica Clémençon - WIN 22 7. Emma Decloe - LAU 22 8. Danielle Boiago - MAC 22 9. Maddie Stephen - OTT 20 10. Katherine MacTavish - GUE 22
GP 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 20 21 22
PCT. 88% 84% 82% 81% 80% 79% 79% 78% 75% 74%
GP 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 21 22 22
3FG 39 45 42 28 31 44 48 33 27 26
FGA 98 119 116 78 87 125 139 96 79 77
PCT. 40% 38% 36% 36% 36% 35% 35% 34% 34% 34%
BLOCKS LEADERS 1. Cheyanne Roger - WIN 2. Nicole Rosenkranz - BRO 3. Hailey Milligan - MAC 4. Lindsay Shotbolt - CAR 5. Heather Lindsay - CAR 6. Maddie Stephen - OTT 7. Emma Decloe - LAU 8. Jessica Clémençon - WIN 8. Whitney Ellenor - WLU 8. Tessa Kreiger - WIN
GP 22 22 22 22 22 20 22 22 11 22
BLK 43 34 24 22 21 20 18 17 17 17
REBOUND LEADERS 1. Hailey Milligan - MAC 2. Lindsay Shotbolt - OTT 3. Robyn Pearson - QUE 4. Maddie Stephen - OTT 5. Katherine MacTavish - GUE 6. Katelyn Leddy - WES 7. Nicole Rosenkranz - BRO 8. Angela Tilk - OTT 9. Heather Lindsay - CAR 10. Jessica Clémençon - WIN
GP 22 22 22 20 22 21 22 22 22 22
OFF 74 76 75 64 80 45 36 68 70 66
NOTE: All stats leaders must have played in 60.1% of team games to qualify. * - leaders made min. 3 FG per game, ^ - leaders made min. 1 3PT FG per game, 1 - leaders made min. 2 FT per game
DEF 182 141 138 139 121 154 158 110 100 103
REB 256 217 213 203 201 199 194 178 170 169
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