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BROCK BADGERS

HOME ARENA: Seymour-Hannah Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Red, Navy, and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 19-5-4-0 HEAD COACH: Marty Williamson (3rd season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Badgers’ roster boasts a robust recruiting class of former OHL talent heading into the 2019-20 Ontario University Athletics (OUA) season and is coming off a schoolrecord 19 wins (19-5-4-0). “We have the talent and if we build the chemistry and work ethic, we believe we have a very good team,” said two-time defending OUA Coach of the Year Marty Williamson. “It’s early and we have a lot of work to do to get back to where we were last year.” Western ended Brock’s playoff run in the second round last season before being bounced by the Gryphons, who lost to Queen’s in the OUA Championship. The team returns U SPORTS all-rookie defenceman Connor Walters and leading scorers Ayden MacDonald and Ryan Burton, who led the team with 19 points each. Brock lost OUA Goaltender of the Year Logan Thompson to the pro ranks, but recruited Mario Culina, who has won a Memorial Cup, an Ontario Junior A Championship and led an underdog Kitchener Rangers club to within a goal of the OHL finals. He also went 5-0 in his professional debut with the Toronto Maple Leafs’ ECHL team in Newfoundland.

KEY RETURNEES:

Jordan Sambrook F Johnny Schaefer D Christian Girhiny F Mario Culina G

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Matthew Price-Barnes

Recreation and Leisure Studies

Barrie, Ont.

Johnathan Schaefer

Business Communication

Stoney Creek, Ont.

Tyler MacArthur

Business Communication

Collingwood, Ont.

Ryan Burton

Sport Management

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Brayden Stortz

Sociology

Welland, Ont.

Skylar Pacheco

Business (Human Resources)

Kitimat, B.C.

Adam Berg

Social Sciences

Calgary, Alta.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Kosta Likourezos

Social Sciences

Toronto, Ont.

Oct 4 Windsor 7:15 Oct 10 Toronto 7:15 Oct 11 York 7:15 Oct 18 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 Oct 19 @ Trois-Rivières 3:00 Oct 24 Wilfrid Laurier 7:15 Oct 26 @ Waterloo 7:00 Oct 30 Ontario Tech 7:15 Nov 1 Royal Military College 7:15 Nov 7 Waterloo 7:15 Nov 9 @ Guelph 7:30 Nov 14 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 Nov 15 Guelph 7:15 Nov 22 @ York 7:15 Nov 23 @ Ryerson 7:15 Nov 28 @ Ryerson 7:15 Nov 29 Toronto 7:15 Jan 2 Ryerson 7:15 Jan 4 @ Toronto 7:00 Jan 9 Guelph 7:15 Jan 11 @ Western 7:00 Jan 16 Guelph 7:15 Jan 23 York 7:15 Jan 25 @ Windsor 7:30 Jan 29 @ York 7:15 Jan 31 @ Lakehead 7:00 Feb 1 @ Lakehead 7:00 Feb 8 Western 7:15

Christian Dedonato

Social Sciences

Newmarket, Ont.

Tyler Rollo

Social Sciences

Burlington, Ont.

Cosimo Fontana

Humanities

Toronto, Ont.

Dexter Weber

Sport Management

New Dundee, Ont.

Matthew Campese

Business Communication

West Kelowna, B.C.

Ayden MacDonald

Social Sciences

Langley, B.C.

Kevin Hancock

Business Economics

Mississauga, Ont.

Christian Girhiny

Social Sciences

Thorold, Ont.

Cole Thiessen

Business

Aurora, Ont.

Frank Pucci

Recreation and Leisure Studies

Sault Ste Marie, Ont.

Mitchell Mendonca

Social Sciences

Thorold, Ont.

Jared Marino

Accounting

Niagara Falls, Ont.

Connor Brown

Sport Management

*Confidential

Justin Brack

Physical Education

Orangeville, Ont.

Mario Cavaliere

Social Sciences

Mississauga, Ont.

Connor Walters

Social Sciences

Welland, Ont.

Zachary Bowman

Political Science

St Catharines, Ont.

Ethan Spaxman

Business Communication

Brantford, Ont.

Jordan Sambrook

Social Sciences

Markham, Ont.

Connor Russell

Business

Guelph, Ont.

Mario Culina

Recreation and Leisure Studies

Sault Ste Marie, ON

Logan Thompson G Brody Silk F Brandon O’Quinn F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Zachary Bowman G Mario Culina G

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WE HAVE THE TALENT AND IF WE BUILD THE CHEMISTRY AND WORK ETHIC, WE BELIEVE WE HAVE A VERY GOOD TEAM. IT’S EARLY AND WE HAVE A LOT OF WORK TO DO TO GET BACK TO WHERE WE WERE LAST YEAR.”.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

MARTY WILLIAMSON, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.gobadgers.ca TWITTER: @brockbadgers #WeAreBadgers

CARLETON RAVENS

HOME ARENA: Carleton Ice House OFFICIAL COLOURS: Black and Red 2018-19 RESULTS: 18-5-2-3 HEAD COACH: Shaun Van Allen (3rd season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The 2019-20 season offers the Ravens a chance to return to the U SPORTS national championships, where they suffered a first round exit to UNB last season. A handful of new recruits committed to Carleton in the offseason and are poised to bring even more CHL experience to the Ravens lineup. The veterans and recruits had an amazing chance to gel together in the offseason, playing a series of games in France, Germany, and Switzerland shortly before the start of the academic year. The Ravens will have a new starting goaltender for the first time in five years after the graduation of all-time wins leader Francois Brassard, who was invited to a New York Rangers tryout. With the mix of youth and experience, the Ravens are aiming to get back on the national stage and compete for a championship.

KEY RETURNEES:

Alex Boivin Brogan O’Brien Josh Burnside

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2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Alexander Mann

Engineering

Lunenburg, N.S.

Joshua Supryka

Economics

Belleville, Ont.

Andrew Burns

Neuroscience

Oakville, Ont.

Wyatt Noskey

Undeclared

High Prairie, Alta.

Rykr Cole

Environmental Studies

Moosomin, Sask.

Matthew Forchuk

Business

Okotoks, Alta.

Evan De Haan

Law

Ottawa, Ont.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Dalen Hedges

Psychology

Ottawa, Ont.

Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 10 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7

Brogan O'Brien

Business

Prince George, B.C.

Jared Steege

Criminology

Cobden, Ont.

Chiwetin Blacksmith

Criminology

Waswanipi, Que.

Cole Carter

Psychology

Ottawa, Ont.

Michael Constantine

Undeclared

St. Johns, Nfld.

Dakota Odgers

Arts

Spy Hill, Sask.

Joshua Burnside

Commuinications

Brampton, Ont.

Kody McDonald

ESP

Lethbridge, Alta.

Aaron Boyd

Business

Winnipeg, Man.

Andrew Jarvis

Psychology

Morrisburg, Ont.

Alexandre Boivin

Law

Ottawa, Ont.

Darian Skeoch

Psychology

New Liskeard, Ont.

CJ Garcia

Communications Media Studies

Pickering, Ont.

Cody Caron

Law

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Matthew Sozanski

Arts

Calgary, Alta.

Mark Grametbauer

ESP

Halifax, N.S.

Parker Aucoin

Economics (Honors)

Sturgeon County, Alta.

Jaeger White

Undeclared

Medicine Hat, Alta.

Anthony Barberis

ESP

Surrey, B.C.

Justin Nichols

Economics

St. Catherines, Ont.

Brett Gustavsen Francois Brassard

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Mark Grametbauer Matt Barberis Jaeger White Cole Carter

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@ Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Concordia 7:30 @ Waterloo 7:00 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 Guelph 7:00 Western 7:00 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Royal Military College 7:00 Queen’s 7:00 Concordia 7:00 @ McGill 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:00 Ottawa 7:00 Royal Military College 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 @ Laurentian 7:30 @ McGill 7:00 Ontario Tech 7:00 Trois-Rivières 7:00 McGill 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 @ Concordia 7:30 Nipissing 7:00 Ottawa 7:00 Concordia 7:00 Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 Laurentian 7:00

WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO THE UPCOMING SEASON. WE RECOGNIZE THE OUA IS A VERY CHALLENGING LEAGUE AND THERE ARE NO EASY GAMES ON OUR SCHEDULE.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

SHAUN VAN ALLEN, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.goravens.ca TWITTER: @CURavens #FearTheConspiracy

CONCORDIA STINGERS

HOME ARENA: Ed Meagher Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Maroon, Gold, and Black 2018-19 RESULTS: 15-11-1-1 HEAD COACH: Marc-André Element (4th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW There’s no doubt Concordia Stingers head coach Marc-André Elément likes to put highenergy, hard-working teams on the ice, and the 2019-20 team will be no exception. Elément says, “We’re always going to have a lot of energy and every night we’re going to battle.” That approach has helped the Elément’s teams finish with a 53-25-5 record in the OUA over the last three seasons. The young mentor was handed the head coaching duties in May 2016 after serving as interim for one season. His teams reflect his playing style when he was a feisty right wing with the Stingers from 2006 through 2011. So it’s no surprise, that the leadership of the team is now in the hands of fourth-year forward Philippe Sanche, a gritty player who also is adept at keeping opponents off their games. He takes over as captain from forward Phil Hudon who signed with the Florida Everblades of the ECHL after a five-year university career. The Stingers return several top scorers from 2018-19, including Sanche (27 games – 12 goals, 15 assists) and the team’s leading sniper last season, defenceman Carl Neill (28 games – 4 goals, 29 assists). Concordia does lose its leading goal scorer, rookie Hugo Roy (28 games – 19 goals, 7 assists). He signed with the Milwaukee Admirals in the AHL. Elément is looking to rookie forwards Alex Katerinakis and Tyler Hylland, both from the QMJHL’s Blainville-Boisbriand Armada, to add some scoring punch. And for the first time, the Stingers went recruiting in the WHL signing a number of players including six-foot-three, 201-pound centre Jeff De Witt from the Red Deer Rebels. Look for him to add some size and toughness up front. Neill, the OUA East’s Defenceman of the Year last season, veteran Alexandre Gosselin and 2018-19 OUA all-rookie player Bradley Lalonde will take care of the back end. Goaltending will be in the hands of fourth-year man Marc-Antoine Turcotte.

KEY RETURNEES:

Philippe Sanche F Carl Neill D Alexandre Gosselin D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Alexandre Desgagnés

Mech. Engineering

Montreal, Que.

Marcus Tesink

Undecided

Saint John, N.B.

Bradley Lalonde

Politicial Science

Montreal, Que.

Jean-Philippe Beaulieu

Accounting

Napierville, Que.

William Leclerc

Accounting

Ste. Catherine, Que.

Alexandre Gosselin

Finance

St. Georges, Que.

Anthony Beauchamp

Applied Human Science

Gatineau, Que.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Coiln Grannary

Marketing

Delta, B.C.

Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 26 Oct 27 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 23 Nov 30 Jan 4 Jan 5 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 15 Jan 18 Jan 19 Jan 25 Jan 26 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7

Alexander Katerinakis

Cert. Business Foundations

Laval, Que.

Zachary Zorn

Business Administration

Yellowknife, N.W.T.

Marshall Wilton

Cert. Business Foundations

Emerald Park, Sask.

Philippe Sanche

Accounting

Mercier, Que.

Mike MacLean

Civil Engineering

Penticton, B.C.

Matthieu Desautels

Economics

Alexandria, Ont.

Jake Fletcher

Cert. Arts and Science

Surrey, B.C.

Marc-Antoine Turcotte

Leisure Sciences

Châteauguay, Que.

Anthony Dumont-Bouchard

Computer Science

Lévis, Que.

Sébastien Lefebvre

Marketing

Atlanta, Georgia

Carl Neill

Human Relations

Lachute, Que.

Kyle Jessiman

Undecided

Montreal, Que.

Ryan Vandervlis

Management

Red Deer, Alta.

Gabriel Bilodeau

Cert. Arts and Science

Laval, Que.

Nico Blachman

Independent Studies

Miami, Fla.

Pascal Corbeil

Business Administration

Longueuil, Que.

Liam Murphy

Human Relations

Killingworth, Conn.

Jeff de Witt

Business Administration

Red Deer, Alta.

Chase Harwell

Human Relations

Southbury, Conn.

Tyler Hylland

Cert. Business Foundations

Mercier, Que.

Philippe Hudon F Hugo Roy F Charles-Éric Légaré F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Alex Katerinakis F Jeff de Witt F Tyler Hylland F

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Carleton 7:30 McGill 7:30 @ Queen’s 7:30 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 Wilfred Laurier 7:30 Waterloo 7:30 McGill 7:30 Royal Military College 5:00 @ Waterloo 7:00 Trois-Rivières 7:30 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Lakehead 7:00 @ Lakehead 7:00 Laurentian 7:30 Ontario Tech 5:00 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ Ottawa 3:00 Ottawa 7:30 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ McGill 7:00 Carleton 7:30 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 Nipissing 7:30 Queen’s 7:30 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Ottawa 3:00 @ Laurentian 7:30 @ Nipissing 7:30 Ontario Tech 7:30

THIS SEASON WE ARE STILL GOING TO BE A YOUNG, HARD-WORKING TEAM WITH A LOT OF CHARACTER. WE’LL BE A BIT MORE PHYSICAL THAN LAST YEAR. WE’RE ALWAYS GOING TO HAVE A LOT OF ENERGY AND EVERY NIGHT WE’RE GOING TO BATTLE.”

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KEY DEPARTURES:

MARC-ANDRÉ ELÉMENT, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.stingers.ca TWITTER: @The_Stingers #CUstingers

GUELPH GRYPHONS

HOME ARENA: Gryphon Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Red, Yellow, and Black 2018-19 RESULTS: 13-11-0-4 HEAD COACH: Shawn Camp (13th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Gryphons men’s hockey team enters the 2019-20 season fresh off of a successful 2018-19 campaign which saw them reach the national stage for the 10th time in school history. Talented forward Mikkel Aagaard, a former member of the AHL’s Springfield Thunderbirds, returns for his second season as a Gryphon and takes over as team captain after a sensational rookie season a year ago. Aagaard was the OUA’s leading scorer in the playoffs in 2018-19, racking up 16 points in 8 games played, including a game-winning double overtime goal against Western which sent Guelph to nationals. The native of Frederikshavn, Denmark headlines a talented group of Gryphon forwards, which includes Connor Bramwell (2018-19 OUA West All-Rookie selection), Todd Winder (2017-18 OUA West Rookie of the Year) and highly-touted newcomer Giordano Finoro (from QMJHL’s Gatineau Olympique). The blueline includes proven veterans in Jesse Saban, Justin Lemcke and Stephen Templeton, with incoming rookies Ryan Da Silva (QMJHL’s Sherbrooke Phoenix) and Cole Cameron (Kitchener Rangers) adding more skill to an already deep blueline corps. Andrew Masters returns for his third season with the Gryphons after posting a 2.39 goals against average in 15 regular season starts a season ago.

Mikkel Aagaard F Todd Winder F Jesse Saban D

KEY DEPARTURES:

Scott Simmonds Cody Thompson Reilly O’Connor

F F D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Giordano Finoro F Ryan Da Silva D Cole Cameron D

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 4 Oct 10 Oct 12 Oct 16 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 23 Oct 26 Nov 2 Nov 7 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 21 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 8 Jan 9 Jan 11 Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan 23 Jan 24 Jan 30 Jan 31 Feb 7

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@ Toronto @ Ryerson York Ryerson @ Carleton @ Ottawa Waterloo @ Wilfred Laurier Nipissing Western Brock @ Brock @ York Ryerson @ Western @ Windsor Lakehead Lakehead Queen’s @ Brock Toronto @ Brock @ Waterloo Wilfred Laurier @ York @ Western Windsor Toronto

7:00 7:15 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:07 3:00 7:30 7:30 7:15 2:15 7:30 7:00 4:00 1:00 7:30 7:30 7:15 7:30 7:15 7:00 7:30 7:15 7:00 7:30 7:30

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Cole Cameron

Food and Agricultural Business

Johnstown, Ont.

Jesse Saban

General Studies

Lindsay, Ont.

Zach McFadden

Sociology

Guelph, Ont.

Mikkel Aagaard

Accounting

Frederikshavn, Denmark

Zach Roberts

Arts

Stoufville, Ont.

Cameron Searles

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Markham, Ont.

Matt Kenney

Leadership & Org. Management

Toronto, Ont.

Chris Brill-Morgan

Marketing Management

Pickering, Ont.

Marc Stevens

Soc. & Applied Human Sciences

Turkey Point, Ont.

Luke Kutkevicius

Psychology

Toronto, Ont.

Andrew Dodson

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Milton, Ont.

Connor Bramwell

Real Estate and Housing

Hamilton, Ont.

Stephen Templeton

General Studies

Waterdown, Ont.

Spencer Herbst

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Toronto, Ont.

Ryan Obonsawin

Arts

Sudbury, Ont.

Ryan Da Silva

Arts

Newmarket, Ont.

Ted Nichol

Sociology

Listowel, Ont.

Todd Winder

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Uxbridge, Ont.

Andrew Masters

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Kitchener, Ont.

Brendan Cregan

Agriculture

Hammonds Plains, N.S.

Ryan Valentini

Psychology

Mississauga, Ont.

Braydon Munn

Mgmt, Economics & Finance

Mississauga, Ont.

Matthew Timms

Arts

Waterdown, Ont.

Justin Lemcke

Economics

Orono, Ont.

Zachary Poirier

General Studies

Mountain, Ont.

Giordano Finoro

Arts

Guelph, Ont.

WE HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS FOR OUR GROUP COMING OFF A SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN 2018-19. WE’VE ADDED A LARGE RECRUITING CLASS, FILLED WITH SKILL, SPEED AND TOUGHNESS, WHICH COMPLEMENTS OUR GROUP OF RETURNING VETERANS WHO PLAYED KEY ROLES FOR US IN REACHING NATIONALS A SEASON AGO.

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KEY RETURNEES:

SHAWN CAMP, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.gryphons.ca TWITTER: @guelph_gryphons #GryphonPride

LAKEHEAD THUNDERWOLVES

HOME ARENA: Fort Williams Gardens OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and Yellow 2018-19 RESULTS: 12-15-0-1 HEAD COACH: Andrew Wilkins (2nd season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW There are plenty of new faces on the Thunderwolves this year as first and second-year players make up over half of the team with nine freshmen and six sophomores on the roster. The Thunderwolves will be led by second-year head coach Andrew Wilkins. “It’s a privilege to represent our institution and community within the OUA where the brand of varsity hockey is exceptional” noted Wilkins. “We are very excited about our line up and look forward to competing in the upcoming 2019-2020 season.” Even with all the young players in the line-up, the Wolves are not without plenty of returning talent. Eight of the top ten scorers from last season are still on the squad, including the team’s top four scoring leaders in Daniel Del Paggio, Josh Laframboise, Jordan King and Scott Gall. “We are feeling confident” says Gall. “We showed a lot of heart in our games against Guelph and we are all willing to go the lengths as a team to be successful. Our coaches have given us the structure and systems to be successful and our goal is to execute those systems properly and develop as a team on and off the ice. We have a lot of new faces on the team, and they have all contributed already and we want to compete with the top teams around the league. After splitting time with Devin Green for the past two years, fifth-year senior netminder Nic Renyard is expected to handle the bulk of the Wolves’ goaltending duties this season now that Green has graduated. Brock Aiken and Brandon Bodnar will battle for the number two position.

Nic Renyard G Daniel Del Paggio F Tomas Soustal F

KEY DEPARTURES:

Dillon Donnelly D Dylan Butler F Brenner Dubchak F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Taylor Egan QB Kyle Auger OL Greg Smith DE

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 3 Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7 Feb 8

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@ Waterloo @ Wilfred Laurier @ Wilfred Laurier @ Laurentian @ Laurentian Windsor Windsor Toronto Toronto Concordia Concordia @ Waterloo @ Ryerson @ Ryerson Wilfred Laurier Wilfred Laurier @ Guelph @ Guelph @ York @ York Western Western @ Windsor @ Western Brock Brock Waterloo Waterloo

7:00 7:07 7:07 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:15 7:15 7:00 7:00 1:00 7:30 7:15 7:15 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Brandon Bodnar

Science

Fort Frances, ON

Callum Fryer

Environmental Sc.

Oakville, ON

Patrick Murphy

General Arts

St. Catharines, ON

Greg Smith

Kinesiology

Ajax, Ont.

Daniel Del Paggio

Science

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Brett Wolframe

Sociology

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Geoff Dempster

Business

Ottawa, Ont.

Aaron Wesley-Chisel

General Arts

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Tucker Scantlebury

General Arts

Foxwarren, Man.

Josh Laframboise

Psychology

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Brendan Martin

Business

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Taylor Egan

Commerce

Carp, Ont.

Tyler Jette

General Arts

Farmington, Minn.

Tomas Soustal

Business

Sternberk, Czech Republic

Jordan King

Kinesiology

Corner Brook, Nfld.

Dexter Kuczek

General Arts

Winnipeg, Man.

Troy Williams

General Arts

Dryden, Ont.

Jordan Larson

Kinesiology

Fort Frances, Ont.

Joseph Leonidas

Commerce

Calgary, Alta.

Daniel McKitrick

Native Access

Coral Harbour, Nvt.

Scott Gall

Business

Morden, Man.

Cooper Leitch

Business

London, Ont.

Kyle Auger

Business

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Caleb Boman

Business

Sault St. Marie, Ont.

Brock Aiken

General Arts

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Nic Renyard

Kinesiology

Victoria, B.C.

Blake Weyrick

Business

Santa Barbara, Calif.

IT’S A PRIVILEGE TO REPRESENT OUR INSTITUTION AND COMMUNITY WITHIN THE OUA WHERE THE BRAND OF VARSITY HOCKEY IS EXCEPTIONAL. WE ARE VERY EXCITED ABOUT OUR LINE UP AND LOOK FORWARD TO COMPETING IN THE UPCOMING 2019-2020 SEASON.

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KEY RETURNEES:

ANDREW WILKINS, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.thunderwolves.ca TWITTER: @LakeheadTWolves #GoThunderwolves

LAURENTIAN VOYAGEURS

HOME ARENA: Countryside Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and Gold 2018-19 RESULTS: 9-18-1-0 HEAD COACH: Craig Duncanson (8th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Laurentian Voyageurs are looking to improve in the OUA east standings from their 8th place finish last season. With 15 returning forwards, 7 returning defensemen and all three net minders back on this year’s roster, competition from a handful of newcomers will keep it competitive to be in the line up. 2019-20 will see the Voyageurs return the majority of their strong defensive unit led by veterans Jayme Forslund and Tyler Cooper, with support from a pair of sophomore blue-liners, Zach Wilkie and Jarett Meyer. Laurentian will be without the team’s top-scoring line from a year ago, including 5th year forwards Nicolas Dionne and Richard Therrien, and have a major role to fill with the departure of Kaden Ruest’s leadership and work-ethic on the blueline. Head coach Craig Duncanson and his staff have been busy recruiting in the off-season, adding a trio of difference makers in Gabriel Paquin, Scott Gervais and Will Gignac. Paquin, an exciting forward last played in 2017-18 in France, while Gignac will provide offensive leadership after red-shirting last season. The Voyageurs back-end will be complimented by the addition of Gervais, a first-year defenseman who captained the Smith Fallls Bears in the Central Ontario junior league As the entire OUA continually gets stronger, the Voyageurs know they will not be able to rely on experience alone and will be looking to play a disciplined, balanced brand of hockey throughout their tough schedule.

KEY RETURNEES:

Jayme Forslund Tyler Cooper Zach Wilkie

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2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Brayden Lachance

Kinesiology

Sudbury, Ont.

Tyler Cooper

Business Administration

Sudbury, Ont.

Scott Gervais

Undecided

Carleton Place, Ont.

Jayme Forslund

Outdoor Adventure Leadership

Owen Sound, Ont.

Julian Makary

Sports Administration

Bedford, N.S.

Cole Peck

Health Promotion

Ottawa, Ont.

Derek Varrin

Law & Justice

Ottawa, Ont.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Gavin Apperson

Criminology

New Hamburg, Ont.

Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 20 Nov 23 Nov 24 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 9 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 4 Feb 7 Feb 8

Ben Morris

Sports Administration

Georgetown, Ont.

Noah Kalsner-Lowe

Communications

Thornhill, Ont.

Luke McCaw

Commerce

Toronto, Ont.

Russell Nowry

Sports Administration

Oshawa, Ont.

Alec Tilley

Undecided

Owen Sound, Ont.

Daniel Lepage

Kinesiology

Sudbury, Ont.

David Elford

Sports Administration

New Liskeard, Ont.

William Gignac

Undecided

Repentigny, Que.

Mackenzie Savard

Outdoor Adventure Leadership

Dowling, Ont.

Zach Wilkie

Sport Psychology

Villa Park, Ill.

Brett Jacklin

Undecided

Sudbury, Ont.

Jarett Meyer

Liberal Science

West Sayvile, N.Y.

Xavier Couture

Business Administration

Rouyn-Noranda, Que.

Gabriel Paquin

Undecided

Blainville, Que.

Michael Giugovaz

Psychology

Brampton, Ont.

Haydn Hopkins

Sports Administration

Victoria, B.C.

Paul-Antoine Deslauriers

Sports Psychology

Otterburn Park, Que

Marc-Antoine Gagnon

Physical Education

St-Thomas, Que.

Ryan Erickson

Business Administration

Sudbury, Ont.

Nicolas Dionne F Richard Therrien F Kaden Ruest D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Gabriel Paquin F Scott Gervais D Will Gignac F

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Queen’s 7:30 Queen’s 2:30 Lakehead 7:30 Lakehead 7:30 Nipissing 7:30 Trois-Rivières 7:30 Trois-Rivières 2:30 @ Ryerson 7:15 @ Toronto 7:00 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Trois-Rivières 3:00 @ Concordia 7:30 @ McGill 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 Carleton 7:30 Ottawa 2:00 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 Ontario Tech 7:00 Royal Military College 7:30 Royal Military College 2:30 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Ontario Tech 3:30 Concordia 7:30 McGill 7:30 @ Nipissing 11:00 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Ottawa 3:00

THE GUYS KNOW THAT IT’S NOT GOING TO COME EASY FOR US, AS WE PLAY IN A VERY STRONG DIVISION, BUT WE HAVE BEEN PUTTING IN THE WORK PREPARING FOR THIS SEASON. I KNOW IF WE WORK TOGETHER AND PLAY OFF EACH OTHER WE CAN HAVE SOMETHING SPECIAL THIS YEAR.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

JAYME FORSLUND, CAPTAIN

WEBSITE: www.luvoyageurs.com TWITTER: @LUVoyageurs #FEARTHENOISE

LAURIER GOLDEN HAWKS

HOME ARENA: Sun Life Financial Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Purple and Gold 2018-19 RESULTS: 13-14-1-0 HEAD COACH: Greg Puhalski (9th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The 2018-19 season came to an early end for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks last February when they were swept by the Western Mustangs in the OUA quarter finals. The purple and gold finished with an overall record of 15-18-3. Over the summer the Golden Hawks said goodbye to some key players including Christian Mroczkowski (Wellesley, Ont.) who is playing professionally for GKS Tychy in Poland, and graduated fourth-year Mac Clutsam (Flamborough, Ont.). Mroczkowski led the team in points last season with 19, while Clutsam was a key part of the Golden Hawks defense. Head coach Greg Puhalski enters his ninth season behind the Golden Hawks bench and has added nine first-years to the 2019-20 roster, including goalie Matt Williams (Upper Tantallon, N.S.) and defensemen Kyle Gentles (Ajax, Ont.). Gentles comes to the Golden Hawks from the Kitchener Rangers of the Ontario Hockey League and will be a welcome addition to the blue line. The defenseman is a strong skater and skilled passer, last season with the Rangers notching 13 assists with a plus five rating. Williams will be a solid addition between the pipes for the purple and gold. Coming from the Amherst Ramblers of the Maritime Junior Hockey League, Williams posted a career best .924 save percentage and averaged 2.51 goals against last season with the Ramblers and has already had an impressive showing in preseason action for the Golden Hawks. Laurier will also have a strong core of returning veterans to lead the team this season. Entering his fifth-year, team captain Will Cook (Port Stanley, Ont.) will be a key leader both on and off the ice for the Hawks. Cook led the team in goals scored last season with nine and was second in total points with 18. Also returning to the purple and gold is fourth year centre Danny Hanlon (Waterloo, Ont.), third year defenseman and 2018-19 OUA Second Team All-Star, Kyle Jenkins (Brampton, Ont.) and the only other fifth year on the roster, winger Anthony Conti (North Vancouver, B.C.).

Will Cook F Danny Hanlon F Kyle Jenkins D

KEY DEPARTURES:

Christian Mroczkowski F Mac Clutsam D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Matt Williams G Kyle Gentles D

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 24 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 14 Nov 15 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 28 Nov 29 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 11 Jan 18 Jan 23 Jan 25 Jan 29 Jan 30 Feb 7 Feb 8

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Lakehead Lakehead Ottawa Carleton @ Concordia @ McGill @ Brock Guelph @ Waterloo @ Waterloo Western Brock @ Windsor @ Lakehead @ Lakehead York @ Windsor Windsor Ryerson Western Ryerson @ Toronto @ Guelph Toronto Waterloo @ Ryerson @ Western @ York

7:07 7:07 7:07 7:07 7:30 7:00 7:15 7:07 7:00 7:00 7:07 7:07 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:07 7:30 7:07 7:07 7:07 7:07 7:00 7:30 7:07 7:07 7:15 7:00 7:15

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Jake Payette

Communications Studies

Caledon, Ont.

Lucas Batt

Business

Lewisporte, Nfld.

Jacob Hetherington

Communications Studies

Kingston, Ont.

Noah Tooke

Kinesiology/Physical Education

London, Ont.

Michael Silveri

Kinesiology/Physical Education

North Bay, Ont.

Mack Graham

Economics

Toronto, Ont.

Brett Schaefer

Business

Waterloo, Ont.

Jeremy Pullara

Kinesiology/Physical Education

Vaughan, Ont.

Matt McJannet

Arts

Courtice, Ont.

Zack Dybowski

Business

Kitchener, Ont.

Anthony Conti

Sociology

North Vancouver, B.C.

Graeme MacLean

Economics

Thornhill, Ont.

Grayden Gottschalk

Arts

Thornhill, Ont.

Neil Aird

Communications Studies

Ancaster, Ont.

Connor Graham

Arts

Aurora, Ont.

Steven MacLean

Communications Studies

Toronto, Ont.

Chayse Herrfort

Kinesiology/Physical Education

Palmerston, Ont.

Will Cook

Business

Port Stanley, Ont.

Kyle Gentles

Criminology

Ajax, Ont.

Matt Williams

Arts

Upper Tantallon, N.S.

James Thomson

Communications Studies

Newmarket, Ont.

Tyler Fassl

Business

Sauble Beach, Ont.

Ethan Wiseman

Communications Studies

Mississauga, Ont.

Danny Hanlon

Arts

Waterloo, Ont.

Kyle Jenkins

Arts

Brampton, Ont.

Anthony Sorrentino

Communications Studies

Woodbridge, Ont.

WE FEEL OUR TEAM HAS THE CHARACTER TO COMPETE FOR A CHAMPIONSHIP. EVERYONE IS READY TO BRING THEIR BEST AND WE LOOK FORWARD TO COMPETING IN THE OUA.

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KEY RETURNEES:

GREG PUHALSKI, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.laurierathletics.com TWITTER: @WLUAthletics #SoarAbove

MCGILL ATHLETICS

HOME ARENA: McConnell Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Red and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 17-7-3-1 HEAD COACH: Liam Heelis (Interim)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The McGill University men’s hockey team begin their 144th campaign coming off a 17-7-4 third-place finish in the OUA East. Despite losing five key players, the lineup features a veteran group mixed with talented recruits. The roster is composed of six freshmen, six sophomores, eight juniors and seven seniors. The squad includes 21 products of the Canadian Hockey league, with 18 from the QMJHL, three with OHL experience and one from the WHL. Leading a core of 21 returning veterans is senior goaltender and Team MVP LouisPhilip Guindon (16-11-0, 2.45 GAA, .914 save pct., 3 SHO), junior defenceman Nikolas Brouillard (26GP: 12-9-21) and senior rearguard Dominic Talbot-Tassi (28GP: 2-16-18). Leading a talented group of veteran forwards is Ryan Penny, who redshirted last year after playing in the AHL and ECHL. Other returning snipers include Samuel Tremblay (24GP: 11-11-22), Christophe Lalonde (25GP: 10-12-22), Guillaume Gauthier (23GP: 8-14-22), Keanu Yamamoto (27GP: 7-14-21) and Michael Cramarossa (28GP: 4-16-20). The team’s leadership role will be led by new co-captains Samuel Tremblay and Nathanael Halbert. A solid recruiting class is highlighted by goaltender Emanuel Valla (OHL) and defenceman Michael Campoli (QMJHL) along with forwards Jeremy Manseau (QMJHL), Anthony Boucher (QMJHL) and Blake Hayward, who has transferred from the NCAA’s Union College. “We had a good recruiting year and our group features a very solid mix of youth and veterans,” says new head coach Liam Heelis, who has taken over on an interim basis following the tragic death of Kelly Nobes, who died unexpectedly on Sept. 4 at the age of 45. “Our identity is hard-work and our strength is playing a resilient, hard-nosed, fast-paced style of game.“

KEY RETURNEES:

Louis-Philippe Guindon Nikolas Brouillard Keanu Yamamoto

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2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Taylor Ford

Undeclared

St. Lazare, Que.

Michael Campoli

Economics

Pointe Claire, Que.

Maximilian Daigle

Physiology

St. Lambert, Que.

Johnatan Legault

Health & Physical Education

St. Constant, Que.

Nathanael Halbert

Economics

Richmond Hill, Ont.

Blake Hayward

Psychology

Vancouver, B.C.

Adam Pilotte

Health & Physical Education

Chateauguay, Que.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Ryan Penny

Undeclared

Fall River, N.S.

Oct 3 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 12 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 22 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7 Feb 8

Alexandre Sills

Mechanical Engineering

Amos, Que.

Christophe Lalonde

Industrial Relations

Mirabel, Que.

Alexandre Renaud

Undeclared

Ottawa, Ont.

Jordan-Ty Fournier

Canadian Studies

Dorval, Que.

Jasmin Boutet

Economics

Quebec City, Que.

Nikolas Brouillard

Undeclared

St. Hilaire, Que.

Jeremy Manseau

Special Status

Trois-Rivieres, Que.

Samuel Tremblay

Kinesiology

St. Hubert, Que.

Michael Cramarossa

Industrial Relations

Markham, Ont.

Keanu Yamamoto

Special Status

Spokane, Wash.

Phil Gimour

Economics

Montréal, Que.

Quinn Syrydiuk

Economics

Toronto, Ont.

Anthony Boucher

Management

Levis, Que.

Guillaume Gauthier

Economics

Ste. Marthe sur le Lac, Que.

Harlan Orr

Kinesiology

Lake Country, B.C.

Dominic Talbot-Tassi

Civil Engineering

Mascouche, Que.

Antoine Dufort-Plante

Undeclared

Montréal, Que.

Hugo Talbot-Tassi

Management

Mascouche, Que.

Emanuel Vella

Undeclared

Toronto, Ont.

Louis-Phillipe Guindon

Kinesiology

St. Joseph du Lac, Que.

Redgie Bois D Maximilian Daigle D Jérôme Verrier F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Emanuel Vella G Michael Campoli D Ryan Penny F

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Ottawa 7:00 @ Concordia 7:30 @ Windsor 7:30 @ Windsor 7:30 Waterloo 7:00 Wilfred Laurier 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:30 @ Concordia 7:30 Queen’s 7:00 Carleton 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:00 Ontario Tech 7:00 Laurentian 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 Carleton 7:00 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ Carleton 7:00 Concordia 7:00 @ Ontario Tech 3:30 Ottawa 7:00 @ Trois-Rivières 3:00 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 Royal Military College 7:00 Nipissing 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 @ Laurentian 7:30 Trois-Rivières 7:00 Ontario Tech 4:00

“WE HAD A GOOD RECRUITING YEAR AND OUR GROUP FEATURES A VERY SOLID MIX OF YOUTH AND VETERANS. OUR IDENTITY IS HARD-WORK AND OUR STRENGTH IS PLAYING A RESILIENT, HARD-NOSED, FAST-PACED STYLE OF GAME.“

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KEY DEPARTURES:

LIAM HEELIS, INTERIM HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.mcgillathletics.ca TWITTER: @McGillAthletics #WeAreOne

NIPISSING LAKERS

HOME ARENA: North Bay Memorial Gardens OFFICIAL COLOURS: Green and Blue 2018-19 RESULTS: 8-19-1-0 HEAD COACH: Mike McParland (10th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW With a number of new faces, but also key returners, the Nipissing Lakers are poised to get back to the post-season. Their strength should be on the blueline, with five players back, but also a strong group of newcomers. Up front, they did lose some offence from graduating players in two of their top three scorers, however they have replaced them with skilled forwards from the Junior A ranks and have their top three rookie scorers in Kylow Wall, Colby Tower and Gale Lubwele back in the mix. When it comes to goaltending, the Lakers should be set and will rely on their third year netminder, Brent Moran, to make an impact and win some games for the team. Overall, the team is well-suited for the grind of the OUA season and theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re poised to find their way back into the post-season.

Dan Desrochers F Brent Moran G Kylor Wall D

KEY DEPARTURES:

Colin Campbell Erik Robichaud Brock Morrison

F F F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Mathieu Franche D Devyn Mayea D Jacob Hickey F

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 6 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 20 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 10 Jan 12 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 4

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@ Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Ontario Tech 3:30 Royal Military College 7:30 Royal Military College 7:30 @ Laurentian 7:30 @ Queen’s 7:30 @ Queen’s 7:30 @ York 7:15 @ Guelph 3:00 Ryerson 7:00 York 7:30 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:00 Laurentian 7:30 Carleton 7:30 Ottawa 7:30 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Trois-Rivières 3:00 Royal Military College 7:30 Royal Military College 7:30 Ontario Tech 7:30 Queen’s 6:00 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Concordia 7:30 @ McGill 7:00 McGill 7:30 Concordia 7:30 Laurentian 11:00

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Talor Joseph

Business Administration

Sherwood Park, Alta.

Mathieu Franche

Physical and Health Ed.

Orleans, Ont.

Devyn Mayea

Sociology

Hamilton, Ont.

Kylor Wall

Business

Edmonton, Alta.

Trevor Bush

Physical and Health Ed.

Guelph, Ont.

Gael Lubwele

Business

Laval, Que.

Deverick Ottereyes

Social Welfare

Chisasibi, Que.

Erik Campbell

Commerce

New Waterford, N.S.

Jacob Hickey

Business Administration

Hammonds Plains, N.S.

Tyler Brown

Business

Middleton, N.S.

Lucas Brown

Criminal Justice

Powassan, Ont.

Nic Vlahos

Business Administration

Laval, Que.

Matt Paul

Business

Hartland, N.B.

Brett Jeffries

Business

Red Lake, Ont.

Harrison Harper

Business Administration

Calgary, Alta.

Alseny Bangoura

Business Administration

Montreal, Que.

Francis Asselin

Physical and Health Ed.

St-Jerome, Que.

Oilivier Ouellet

Business Administration

St-Augustin-de-Desmaures, Que

Brent Moran

Criminal Justice

Orleans, Ont.

Cam Moore

Business

Wawa, Ont.

Jacob Collins

Business

Renfrew, Ont.

Dan Desrochers

Physical and Health Ed.

North Bay, Ont.

Ben Gargan

Criminal Justice

North Bay, Ont.

Colby Tower

Business

Troy, N.S.

Brock Welsh

Business Administration

Barrie, Ont.

Kyle Lewis

Physical and Health Ed.

Mississauga, Ont.

Drake Lindsay

Business

Grosse Isle, Man.

WE ARE EXCITED BY THE YOUTH AND ENTHUSIASM BROUGHT INTO THE TEAM THIS YEAR WITH 11 FIRST YEAR PLAYERS. THE POSITIVE ENERGY IS CONTAGIOUS AND WE ARE LOOKING TO USE THAT TO HELP GET US OFF TO A GOOD START.

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KEY RETURNEES:

MIKE MCPARLAND, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.nulakers.ca TWITTER: @nulakers #NortherNUprising

ONTARIO TECH RIDGEBACKS

HOME ARENA: Campus Ice Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and Orange 2018-19 RESULTS: 14-9-4-1 HEAD COACH: Curtis Hodgins (5th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW With few graduating players and a strong recruiting class, the Ontario Tech men’s hockey program is hoping they have the pieces they need to go to the next level. A year removed from finishing 5th in the east, the Ridgebacks will be looking to improve upon last year’s growth. Head coach Curtis Hodgins has already established numerous program firsts since joining the Ridgebacks in 2015 and hopes to continue Ontario Tech’s winning ways as they strive to advance further in the OUA playoffs. “We are looking forward to what the 2019-20 season will bring for our hockey program” said Hodgins. “With the school undergoing a major rebrand to Ontario Tech University this off season, we will have a great new look and colour scheme for the hockey team and we are hoping to carry that energy into the regular season. I know our team will be very competitive once again in a tough OUA east and we hope to surprise some people along the way.” The Ridgebacks have been on the brink of cracking the top squads in the OUA east and hope that this season they have the right pieces to make that happen. Ontario Tech will look to returners Alex Yuill, Michael Bullion, Jack Patterson and Kyle Locke for leadership roles, while welcoming key additions in Noah McMullin, Sean Ross and Tyson McConnell. “The upcoming season is going to be exciting” says Patterson. “We have a good mix of young guys and older guys that are coming together well. Everyone is looking forward to getting started and to see if we can make a splash in the OUA east.”

KEY RETURNEES:

Alex Yuill D Michael Bullion G Jack Patterson F Kyle Locke D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Kari Belec

Human Health Science

Sudbury, Ont.

Danny Elser F Tyler Mayea D

Kyle Locke

Commerce

Tiny, Ont.

Brett Harasymuk

Accounting

Yorkton, Sask.

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Fedor Rudakov

Commerce

Moscow, Russia

Pierre Luc Lurette

Criminology & Justice Studies

Val-d'Amour, N.B.

Ryan Cullen

Kinesiology

Ottawa, Ont.

Tyson McConnell

Kinesiology

Pilot Mound, Man.

JC Thivierge

Kinesiology – Exercise Science

Welland, Ont.

Nicolas Tardif

Accounting

Chelsea, Que.

Cody Grand

Legal Studies

Beaver Bank, N.S.

Tucket White

Communication & Digital Media

Holden, Mass.

Liam Hurley

Communication & Digital Media

Cambridge, Ont.

Jacob Bricknell

Communication & Digital Media

Port Perry, Ont.

Matthieu Gomercic

Kinesiology

Winnipeg, Man.

Shayne Battler

Criminology & Justice Studies

Cobourg, Ont.

Michael Bullion

Political Science

Anchorage, Alaska

Jordan Ross

Criminology & Justice Studies

Kronau, Sask.

Leif Hertz

Commerce

Kingston, Ont.

Jack Patterson

Criminology & Justice Studies

Bedford, N.S.

Josh Maguire

Criminology & Justice Studies

Cobourg, Ont.

Alex Yuill

Criminology & Justice Studies

Wellington, Ont.

Noah McMullin

Kinesiology

Beaver Bank, N.S.

Keaton Holinaty

Commerce

Hardisty, Alta.

Sean Ross

Communication & Digital Media

Bracebridge, Ont.

Brennan Roy

Criminology & Justice Studies

Iroquois Falls, Ont.

Ausin Eastman

Commerce

Lindsay, Ont.

Noah McMullin D Sean Ross F Tyson McConnell F

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Aug 25 Sep 1 Sep 14 Sep 21 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19 Sep 28 Oct 5 Oct 11 Oct 19

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@ Queen’s Guelph @ Western Waterloo Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier Toronto @ Ottawa McMaster @ Wilfrid Laurier

6:00 7:00 7:00 1:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00 1:00 12:00 1:00 11:00

WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO WHAT THE 2019-20 SEASON WILL BRING FOR OUR HOCKEY PROGRAM. I KNOW OUR TEAM WILL BE VERY COMPETITIVE ONCE AGAIN IN A TOUGH OUA EAST AND WE HOPE TO SURPRISE SOME PEOPLE ALONG THE WAY.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

CURTIS HODGINS, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.goridgebacks.com TWITTER: @OT_Ridgebacks #RidgebackPride

OTTAWA GEE-GEES

HOME ARENA: Minto Sports Complex OFFICIAL COLOURS: Garnet and Grey 2018-19 RESULTS: 22-2-1-3 HEAD COACH: Patrick Grandmaître (4th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Gee-Gees are ready to pick-up where they left off following a first-place finish in the OUA East last season. The core cast that led the team to a 22-2-4 finish has their eyes set on a deeper run in the quest of the Queen’s Cup. “To have a good season like we did last year, you need to have a lot of things fall into place, which we did” says head coach Patrick Grandmaître. “We’re trying to prepare for the big games, and know what level we need to attain in those big moments. If it translates to a top three position, then we’ll be really happy.” In recognition of the team’s success, Grandmaître was named the 2018-19 winner of the Father George Kehoe Memorial Award (U SPORTS Coach of the Year). “Our reputation now is established in the league. It’s a case of staying focused and maintaining our identity. A lot of guys are going into this last year wanting to finish it the right way.” Ottawa’s top line of Kevin Domingue, Cody Drover and Brendan Jacome return to lead the offence after a breakout season that saw the trio combine for 106 points. Gee-Gees captain Quinn O’Brien says the team has been working hard in the off-season and will be ready to answer the challenge. “We’re going to try and pick up right where we left off” said O’Brien. “Things we control are our effort and our compete level, and those are things that we bring every day, and the record will speak for itself when we’re done. [The newcomers] are looking great, I think there’s a lot of promise in every one of them. They all work hard and it’ll be exciting to watch moving forward. I think the guys all get along well, there’s no ego that’s bigger than the team and I think that really shows, especially with the new guys coming in, they’re meshing right away.” Offensive stars Eric Locke and Jean-François Plante may have graduated, but expect contributions to increase across the line-up, with all four lines capable of finding the back of the net. The blueline is also upgraded for the Garnet and Grey this season. Newcomers Nick Mattinen and Dominic Cormier add depth to a group that is already brimming with veteran experience. In goal, Domenic Graham joins the program for his final season of eligibility. Expect him to battle for playing time alongside returning goaltenders Anthony Brodeur and Graham Hunt.

KEY RETURNEES:

Kevin Domingue F Cody Drover F Brendan Jacome F Jacob Sweeney D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Nick Hodgins

Accounting

Carp, Ont.

Eric Locke F Jean-François Plante F

Jacob Sweeney

Communications

Quebec City, Que.

Matt Dunlop

Finance

Stouffville, Ont.

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Daniel Hardie

General Studies

Georgetown, Ont.

Brendan Jacome

Management

Caledon, Ont.

Connor Brown-Maloski

Finance

Kamloops, B.C.

Cody Drover

Human Kinetics

Grand Falls-Windsor, Nfld.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Jean-Robin Mantha

General Arts

Gatineau, Que.

Oct 3 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 2 Nov 9 Nov 10 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 23 Nov 24 Nov 27 Nov 30 Dec 1 Jan 4 Jan 8 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 24 Jan 26 Feb 2 Feb 8 Feb 9

Marco Azzano

Civil Engineering

Courtice, Ont.

Quinn O'Brien

Finance

Campbell's Bay, Que.

Marc Beckstead

Criminology

Morrisburg, Ont.

Jacob Hanlon

Management

Mississauga, Ont.

Kevin Domingue

General Studies

Laval, Que.

Kyle Ward

Social Sciences

Sackville, N.B.

Antoine Pouliot

Mechanical Engineering

Lévis, Que.

Cody Van Lierop

Electrical Engineering

Zephyr, Ont.

Mathieu Newcomb

Finance

Grande-Digue, N.B.

Connor Sills

Social Sciences

Thunder Bay, Ont.

Michael Poirier

Economics

Moncton, N.B.

Adam Beveridge

Accounting

Nepean, Ont.

Medric Mercier

Criminology

Ottawa, Ont.

Graham Hunt

Management

Concord, Mass.

Anthony Brodeur

Human Kinetics

Newark, N.J.

Domenic Graham

Arts

Ottawa, Ont.

John Deacon

Economics

Port Williams, N.S.

Nicolas Mattinen

Human Kinetics

Ottawa, Ont.

Dominic Cormier

General Studies

Moncton, N.B.

Yvan Mongo

Finance

Gatineau, Que.

Martin Frechette

Engineering

Rockland, Ont.

Connor Brown-Maloski Dominic Cormier Domenic Graham

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@ McGill 7:00 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 @ Waterloo 7:00 Western 7:30 Guelph 7:00 McGill 7:30 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 McGill 7:00 Carleton 7:00 @ Carleton 7:00 Nipissing 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 @ Laurentian 2:00 Queen’s 7:30 Concordia 3:00 Ontario Tech 3:00 @ Concordia 7:30 @ Royal Military College 7:00 Trois-Rivières 7:00 Trois-Rivières 3:00 @ McGill 7:00 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 Concordia 3:00 Royal Military College 7:00 Laurentian 3:00 @ Queen’s 2:30

IT IS OUR FOURTH-YEAR BACK, A LOT OF OUR GUYS ARE ACCUSTOMED TO THE LEAGUE, THE OPPONENTS. OUR REPUTATION NOW IS ESTABLISHED IN THE LEAGUE. A LOT OF GUYS ARE GOING INTO THIS LAST YEAR WANTING TO FINISH IT THE RIGHT WAY.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

PATRICK GRANDMAÎTRE, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.geegees.ca TWITTER: @uOttawaGeeGees #GGnation

QUEEN’S GAELS

HOME ARENA: Kingston Memorial Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Gold, Blue, and Red 2018-19 RESULTS: 18-10-0-0 HEAD COACH: Brett Gibson (14th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Gaels men’s hockey team will look to repeat as Queen’s Cup champions, as the Tricolour won the OUA Championship last season for the first time in 38 years. The Gaels defeated the Guelph Gryphons 4-1 in the Queen’s Cup championship game in front of a sell-out crowd of 2,800 fans at the Kingston Memorial Centre. To repeat as OUA Champions, Gaels head coach Brett Gibson will have to work around the departures of Slater Doggett, Spencer Abraham, and Justin Fazio all key to the team’s run in 2018. On offence, the Gaels will be led by forwards Mason Kohn, Jared Bethune, and Jaden Lindo. Queen’s will also look upon Jaden Lindo to have another stellar season. Despite only playing in 12 games due to injury last year, Lindo played a crucial role in the team’s championship run, scoring five playoff goals, including two in the final and was named game MVP in Queen’s Cup victory over Guelph. Last season, Kohn scored nine goals and added 13 assists for 22 points in 19 games. Bethune scored three goals and 12 assists. Bethune had a huge impact during the playoffs scoring four goals and the duo will look to pick up the pace offensively. The Gaels are without departing OUA East MVP Doggett who finished third in the conference with 21 goals, Abraham last season’s captain and an important presence on the Queen’s blueline, and goaltender Fazio who led the OUA in save percentage (.936) and was named a First Team All-Rookie and Second Team OUA All-Star and made 50 saves in the OUA Championship final. Former Kitchener Rangers goaltender Luke Richardson joins the Gaels this season. Richardson posted a 3.52 GAA in 50 games for the Rangers last season. Third-year defenceman Patrick Sanvido, this year’s captain, leads the Gaels blueline. Sanvido recorded four goals and seven assists for 11 points last season and has played in every game in his Gaels career. Head Coach Brett Gibson returns for his 14th season behind the bench for Queen’s.

KEY RETURNEES:

Jaden Lindo F Jared Bethune F Mason Kohn F Patrick Sanvido D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Trevor Withers

Arts & Science

North Vancouver, B.C.

Patrick Sanvido

Arts & Science

Guelph, Ont.

Sam Hunter

Department of Fine Art

Toronto, Ont.

Stephen Gibson

School of Business

Kitchener, Ont.

Owen Ramsay

Arts & Science

Toronto, Ont.

Caleb Warren

Faculty of Applied Science

Listowel, Ont.

Nevin Guy

Arts & Science

Mountain, Ont.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Duncan Campbell

Arts & Science

Brandon, Man.

Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 9 Oct 11 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 27 Nov 30 Jan 8 Jan 10 Jan 12 Jan 17 Jan 19 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 6 Feb 9

Ryan Cranford

Arts & Science

Embrun, Ont.

Josh Curtis

Arts & Science

Winnipeg, Man.

Matthew Hotchkiss

Arts & Science

Courtice, Ont.

Graeme Brown

Department of Fine Art

Gananoque, Ont.

Mason Kohn

Faculty of Health Sciences

Hollywood, FLA

Alexander Row

Faculty of Applied Science

Mallorytown, Ont.

Eric Margo

Arts & Science

North Vancouver, B.C.

Jaren Burke

Arts & Science

Nepean, Ont.

Jaden Lindo

Kinesiology and Health Studies

Brampton, Ont.

Luke Edwards

Arts & Science

Kingston, Ont.

Owen Stout

Arts & Science

West Vancouver, B.C.

Liam Dunda

School of Business

Grimsby, Ont.

William Brown

Arts & Science

Ottawa, Ont.

Brandon Schuldhaus

Arts & Science

Calgary, Alta.

Jared Bethune

Faculty of Arts & Science

Fort Frances, Ont.

Brian Kment

School of Graduate Studies

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Luke Richardson

Arts & Science

Barrie, Ont.

Alexander Horawski

Faculty of Health Sciences

Toronto, Ont.

Justin Fazio Spencer Abraham Slater Doggett

G D F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Luke Richardson G Trevor Withers G Alex Howarski G

“

@ Laurentian 7:30 @ Laurentian 2:30 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 Concordia 7:30 @ York 7:15 Nipissing 7:30 Nipissing 7:30 @ Carleton 7:00 @ McGill 7:00 Toronto 7:30 Ryerson 7:30 @ Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Trois-Rivières 3:00 @ Royal Military College 7:30 McGill 7:30 @ Ottawa 7:30 Laurentian 7:30 @ Guelph 7:30 Carleton 7:30 @ Nipissing 6:00 Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Concordia 7:30 Ottawa 7:30 @ Royal Military College 7:00 Ontario Tech 7:30 Carleton 7:30 Royal Military College 7:00 Ottawa 2:30

WE ARE VERY EXCITED ABOUT THE UPCOMING SEASON AND THE CHALLENGE THE GRUELLING OUA SCHEDULE PRESENTS. THE 28 GAMES DETERMINE WHO GETS THE OPPORTUNITY TO COMPETE FOR THE QUEEN’S CUP. THERE ARE NO NIGHTS OFF. WE HAVE A BRAND NEW GROUP OF PLAYERS WHO I FEEL CAN COME TOGETHER AND BE A REAL THREAT”

“

KEY DEPARTURES:

BRETT GIBSON, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.gogaelsgo.com TWITTER: @queensgaels #LeadTheWay

RMC PALADINS

HOME ARENA: Constantine Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Red and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 7-19-2-0 HEAD COACH: Richard Lim (5th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW After finishing 2018-19 on a high note with a decisive 5-1 win over Queen’s, the Paladins are ready for a new season, complete with a new logo, new jerseys, and new expectations. With the influx of talent acquired through this year’s recruiting class, RMC is in a good position to push for the playoffs. After an accomplished OHL career, forward Christopher Paquette returns to his hometown to follow in his father’s footsteps and attend RMC. Defencemen Cole Noble and Noah Rowe will fortify the Paladins blue line in 2019-20. Noble joins the team from a strong Victoria Grizzlies program in the BCHL, while Rowe, fresh off a Jr. A national tournament after claiming the CCHL and Fred Page Cup championships with the Ottawa Jr. Senators, brings a winning culture to Constantine Arena. Four of the Paladins top five scorers from last year are returning to the lineup this fall, headlined by Cameron Lamport, who caught fire in the second half of last year and is riding an active point-streak that dates back to Jan. 5. Also rejoining the team for the 2019-20 campaign is the country’s top goal-scorer from two years ago: Riley Brandt, who is sure to boost the Paladins offensive output. “As a program we are very excited by the recruiting class joining us this year. We have a great mix of returning and new players, and our culture in the dressing room continues to be at the forefront of our program” said head coach Richard Lim. “While we’re losing some key leaders from last year, we have a strong leadership group filling their shoes, and have greatly improved the skill set of our program. With another year under their belt, our returning players look to lead the way as we push for playoffs.” On the ice and in the dressing room, this year’s rendition of the RMC hockey team will miss the leadership of graduates like last year’s captain, David Savery. The Paladins will need tomorrow’s leaders in Canadian Armed Forces to step up into new roles and lead this team to the playoffs.

KEY RETURNEES:

Riley Brandt F Liam Murray D Brad van Schubert G

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Owen Sikkes

Engineering

Smithers, B.C.

Nick Gibson

Aeronautical Engineering

Halifax, N.S.

Matthew Muller

Chemical Engineering

Kingston, Ont.

Parker Krol

Business Administration

Long Sault, Ont.

Jun Yi Zhong

Arts

Surrey, B.C.

Noah Rowe

Engineering

Nepean, Ont.

Riley Brandt

Arts & Science

Trail, B.C.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Ethan Coltart

Arts

Kanata, Ont.

Oct 4 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 26 Oct 27 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 8 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 29 Feb 1 Feb 2 Feb 6

Rhett Willcox

Arts

Surrey, B.C.

Cole Noble

Arts

Cochrane, Alta.

Nicholas Bissonnette

Arts

Waterloo, Ont.

Benjamin Proneau

Arts

Gatineau, Que.

Dean Kiriacou

Business Administration

Newmarket, Ont.

Alex Macdonald

Economics

Windsor Junction, N.S.

Comeron Lamport

Arts

Newmarket, Ont.

Samuel Cameron

Mechanical Engineering

Fredericton, N.B.

Mitchell Larabie

Arts

Kingston, Ont.

Christian Tsukamoto

Arts & Science

Ajax, Ont.

Marshall Skapski

ALOY

Abbotsford, B.C.

Nash McLean

Pyschology

Embrun, Ont.

Liam Stagg

Arts

Halifax, N.S.

Joey May

Arts

Calgary, Alta.

Mathew Michie

Business Administration

Port Coquitlam, B.C.

Nicholas Boddy

Civil Engineering

Richmond Hill, Ont.

Liam Murray

Arts & Science

Ottawa, Ont.

Michael Waugh

Engineering

Brockville, Ont.

Bradley van Schubert

Military and Strategic Studies

Barrie, Ont.

Seamus Maguire

Business Administration

Victoria, B.C.

Christopher Paquette

Arts & Science

Kingston, Ont.

David Savery D Bennett Huber F Owen Gill F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Chris Paquette F Cole Noble F Noah Rowe D

“

Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 @ Nipissing 7:30 Ontario Tech 7:00 Ontario Tech 2:30 Carleton 7:00 @ Concordia 5:00 @ Brock 7:15 @ Ryerson 7:15 York 7:00 Toronto 3:00 Nipissing 7:00 @ Carleton 7:00 Queen’s 7:30 Concordia 7:00 Laurentian 7:00 McGill 7:00 @ Nipissing 7:30 @ Nipissing 7:30 Ottawa 7:00 @ Laurentian 7:30 @ Laurentian 2:30 @ McGill 7:00 Queen’s 7:00 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 Trois-Rivières 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:00 @ Queen’s 7:00

WE ARE VERY EXCITED BY THE RECRUITING CLASS JOINING US THIS YEAR. WE HAVE A GREAT MIX OF RETURNING AND NEW PLAYERS, AND OUR CULTURE IN THE DRESSING ROOM CONTINUES TO BE AT THE FOREFRONT OF OUR PROGRAM.

“

KEY DEPARTURES:

RICHARD LIM, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.rmchockey.ca TWITTER: @RMCPaladins #RedNation

RYERSON RAMS

HOME ARENA: Mattamy Athletic Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 20-5-2-1 HEAD COACH: Johnny Duco (4th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW After a stellar 2018-19 regular season, the Ryerson Rams men’s hockey team fell short of its playoff expectations a year ago and is ready to move on and put their experience forward to chase an OUA championship. Finishing first in the West division last year, Ryerson had all the momentum to take them to where no Rams hockey team has gone, but a second round playoff exit saw their season finish much earlier than anticipated. This offseason the Rams have added physicality and experience and have a wellrounded roster to make a run at the team’s first title. Many pieces of one of last year’s most high-powered offences in the league are returning this season, including Matt Mistele who led the country in points a year ago. Also returning are Mat Santos, last year’s OUA goal leader, as well as Hayden McCool, Cavin Leth, and Patrick Fellows. Ryerson also adds Holden Cook into the mix, a twotime AUS champion and a U SPORTS bronze medalist last season. The Rams blueline will look a little different this year as long-time captain Alex Basso has graduated, but a strong returning core including Greg DiTomaso, Matt Nosella, and Mark Shoemaker have the Rams poised for the season. Ryerson has high expectations this season and is looking to be playing their best hockey come the playoffs.

Matt Mistele F Mat Santos F Greg DiTomaso D

KEY DEPARTURES:

Alex Basso D John Carpino F Daniel Poliziani D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Holden Cook F Aaron Hyman D Adam Timleck F Domenico Commisso F

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 10 Oct 12 Oct 16 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 6 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 21 Nov 23 Nov 28 Nov 30 Jan 2 Jan 4 Jan 9 Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 23 Jan 25 Jan 30 Feb 5 Feb 7

“

Guelph Toronto @ Guelph @ York @ Toronto @ Western @ Windsor Laurentian Royal Military College @ Nipissing @ Queen’s Lakehead Lakehead @ Guelph Brock Brock Western @ Brock @ Wilfred Laurier @ Toronto @ Wilfred Laurier York Windsor Waterloo @ Waterloo Wilfred Laurier York @ Windsor

7:15 7:15 7:30 7:15 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:15 7:15 7:00 7:30 7:15 7:15 7:30 7:15 7:15 7:15 7:15 7:07 7:00 7:07 7:15 7:15 7:15 7:00 7:15 11:00 7:30

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Aaron Hyman

Business Management

Calgary, Alta.

Jared Walsh

Creative Industries

Toronto, Ont.

Tyler Lentz

Engineering

Calgary, Alta.

Mark Shoemaker

Business Management

Mississauga, Ont.

Adam Craievich

Accounting & Finance

Sarnia, Ont.

Cavin Leth

Geographic Analysis

Taber, Alta.

Patrick Fellows

Film Studies

Mississauga, Ont.

Matt Mistele

Criminology

Whitby, Ont.

Jacob Kamps

Arts & Contemporary Studies

Pickering, Ont.

Zachary Shankar

Business Management

Prescott, Ont.

Holden Cook

Masters, Business Administration Whitby, Ont.

David Miller

Contemporary Studies

Burlington, Ont.

Adam Timleck

Geographic Analysis

Toronto, Ont.

Devon Paliani

Arts & Contemporary Studies

LaSalle, Ont.

Gregory Di Tomaso

Business Management

Etobicoke, Ont.

Jesse Barwell

Arts & Contemporary Studies

Oakville, Ont.

Connor Schlichting

Public Admin & Governance

Newmarket, Ont.

Brandon Glover

English

London, Ont.

Matt Nosella

Arts & Contemporary Studies

Etobicoke, Ont.

Domenico Commisso

Geographical Analysis

Oakville, Ont.

Taylor Dupuis

Sports Media

New Liskeard, Ont.

Garrett Forrest

Business Techology

Ashburn, Va.

Troy Timpano

Geographic Analysis

Pickering, Ont.

Andrew Mullen

Biomedical Engineering

Woodbridge, Ont.

Marcus Hinds

Arts & Contemporary Studies

Toronto, Ont.

Hayden McCool

Arts & Contemporary Studies

Whitby, Ont.

Steven Harland

Biomedical Science

Toronto, Ont.

Mathew Santos

Geographic Analysis

Toronto, Ont.

“

KEY RETURNEES:

WE ARE EXTREMELY EXCITED FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON. WITH THE MAJORITY OF OUR ROSTER BEING RETURNING PLAYERS, WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO CONTINUING TO PUSH THE ENVELOPE FORWARD IN THE COMPETITIVE OUA WEST DIVISION.

JOHNNY DUCO, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.ryersonrams.ca TWITTER: @RyersonRams #weRams

TORONTO VARSITY BLUES

HOME ARENA: Varsity Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 11-13-3-1 HEAD COACH: Ryan Medel (3rd season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The University of Toronto Varsity Blues men’s hockey team enters the 2019-20 season ready to work and compete with the best in the OUA. Under third-year head coach Ryan Medel, Toronto will look to get off to a good start in order to be where they want to be, come February. “This year we want to make sure our first half is much better,” said Medel. “Last year we had a slow start and a tough time at home. This year there is a renewed energy. We’re healthy and we’re looking forward to getting things started. We’re a team that takes it game by game. We don’t look too far ahead in the big picture but we know how important a good start and a good first half is and we’re looking forward to doing that this season.” The Blues will look to returning forwards David Thomson and Joey Manchurek to lead the charge in 2019-20. The duo finished 1-2 in team scoring last season, combining for 47 points over the regular season and playoffs. U of T’s defensive corps will be led by team captain Willy Paul. Paul has a solid group of returning D as well as netminders Alex Bishop and Frederic Foulem back between the pipes. “Last year making the playoffs was a big jump for us,” said veteran forward Scott Kirton. “This year we’re hoping to build on that. It’s playoffs or bust. We know we can beat anyone in this league. Building off last year when we were the eighth seed, you don’t want to put yourself in that spot again where you have to play the top seed, so being in the top four seeds is where we’re hoping to be.”

KEY RETURNEES:

David Thomson F Willy Paul D Alex Bishop G

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Alex Bishop

Commerce

Richmond Hill, Ont.

Jake Brien

Kinesiology

Sydney N.S.

Josh Hanson

Economics/Statistics

Eagle River, Alaska

Nicholas Turenko

Kinesiology

Mississauga, Ont.

Brendan Bornstein

Social Science

Boston, Mass.

Riley Bruce

Humanities

Carp, Ont.

Scott Kirton

Industrial Relations/HR Mgmt

Scarborough, Ont.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Chase Olsen

Mathematics/Physics

Olds, Alta.

Oct 4 Oct 5 Oct 10 Oct 12 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 14 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 9 Jan11 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 22 Jan 25 Jan 29 Feb 1 Feb 7 Feb 8

Nathan Hudgin

Economics

Scarborough, Ont.

Kyle Clarke

Humanities

Mississauga, Ont.

David Thomson

Psychology/Criminology

Vaughan, Ont.

Jared Leslie

Architecture

Tecumseh, Ont.

Steven Elliott

Economics

Whitby, Ont.

Curtis Harvey

Industrial Relations

Keswick, Ont.

Oliver Benwell

Criminology

Toronto, Ont.

Joey Manchurek

Industrial Relations/HR

Tecumseh, Ont.

Ross Krieger

Economics

Pain Court, Ont.

Willy Paul

Biochemistry/Global Health

Burlington, Ont.

Kevin Lavoie

Nuclear Med./Molecular Imaging St. Catharines, Ont.

Evan MacEachern

Kinesiology

Dartmouth, N.S.

Justin Brand

Life Science

Scarborough, Ont.

Kyle Potts

Humanities

Oakville, Ont.

Hunter Atchison

Commerce

Victoria, B.C.

Mark Manolescu

Law and Business

Toronto, Ont.

Frederic Foulem

Commerce

Dieppe, N.B.

Hunter Fargey

Economics

Belleville, Ont.

Colin Paradis

Kinesiology

Sherwood Park, Alta.

Matt Campagna F Aidan Wallace F Max Lindsay F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Hunter Fargey F Chase Olsen F Colin Paradis D

“

Guelph 7:00 York 7:00 @ Brock 7:15 @ Ryerson 7:15 Ryerson 7:00 @ Lakehead 7:00 @ Lakehead 7:00 Laurentian 7:00 Ontario Tech 3:00 @ Queen’s 7:30 @ Royal Military College 3:00 York 11:00 Western 7:00 @ Waterloo 7:00 @ Brock 7:15 Waterloo 7:00 @ York 7:15 Brock 7:00 Ryerson 7:00 @ Guelph 7:30 Windsor 7:00 Wilfred Laurier 7:00 Western 7:00 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 @ Western 7:00 Windsor 7:00 @ Guelph 7:30 @ Windsor 7:30

THIS YEAR THERE IS A RENEWED ENERGY. WE’RE HEALTHY AND WE’RE LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING THINGS STARTED. WE’RE A TEAM THAT TAKES IT GAME BY GAME. WE DON’T LOOK TOO FAR AHEAD.

“

KEY DEPARTURES:

RYAN MEDEL, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.varsityblues.ca TWITTER: @Varsity_Blues #BLEEDBLUE

UQTR PATRIOTES

HOME ARENA: Colisée de Trois-Rivières OFFICIAL COLOURS: Green and Orange 2018-19 RESULTS: 14-11-2-1 HEAD COACH: Marc-Étienne Hubert (7th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW For the 2019-2020 season, the University of Quebec at Trois-Rivières Patriots will present a young, fast and talented team. A team composed of several young leaders surrounded by strong veterans representing the values of the program, particularly in terms of commitment and work ethic. “We are very excited by the arrival of so many good players” says Patriotes captain Guillaume Beaudoin. “ It’s the 50th season of UQTR, we have a new logo, and we have the community behind us. The excitement is already felt in the locker room.” The arrival of 15 new student-athletes adds a lot of depth to the lineup. Also, the trio of goaltenders with Sebastien Auger in the lead will allow our young team to play with confidence. Marc-Étienne Hubert is in his seventh season behind the UQTR bench, and knows 201920 is an important year for his program. “We’re very optimistic about the 2019-2020 season. The student-athletes who make up the 2019-20 edition of the Patriotes have the deep desire to improve each day and win a championship. In addition, they want to develop their full potential so that they can continue their career with professionals after graduation.”

KEY RETURNEES:

Sebastian Auger G Christophe Boivin F Loïk Léveillé D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Vincent Lampron

Administration

Trois-Rivieres, Que.

Etienne Verrette

Undeclared

Ste-Therese, Que.

Guillaume Beaudoin

Business Administration

Becancour, Que.

Mathieu Boucher

Health & Physical Education

Malartic, Que.

Samuel L'Italien

Undeclared

Rimouski, Que.

Jordan Martel

Business Administration

Chicoutimi, Que.

Vincent Milot-Ouellet

Undeclared

Trois-Rivieres, Que.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Vincent Chapleau

Administration

Longueuil, Que.

Oct 2 Oct 4 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 5 Jan 11 Jan 12 Jan 15 Jan 18 Jan 22 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7

Frederic Lemay-Begin

Business Administration

Trois-Rivières, Que.

Julien Tessier

Administration

St-Marc-des-Carrieres, Que.

William Leblanc

Health & Physical Education

Drummondville, Que.

Antoine Girard

Accounting

Baie-Comeau, Que.

Nicolas Larivière

Mechanical Engineering

Victoriaville, Que.

Julien Gagne

Health & Physical Education

St-Maurice, Que.

Alexis Sansfaçon

Administration

Shawinigan, Que.

Simon Lafrance

Undeclared

St-Eustache, Que.

Bruno-Carl Denis

Business Administration

St-Ubald, Que.

Guillaume Bergeron-Charron

Psychology

St-Colomban, Que.

Mathieu Bellemare

Administration

Shawinigan, Que.

Sebastien Auger

Health & Physical Education

St-Augustin Desmaures, Que.

Alexandre Belanger

Health & Physical Education

Sherbrooke, Que.

Samuel Hould

Health & Physical Education

Trois-Rivieres, Que.

Zachary Lavigne

Administration

Drummondville, Que.

Felix Boivin

Administration

Quebec City, Que.

Maxime Chagnon

Electrical Engineering

St-Hubert, Que.

Loik Leveille

Health & Physical Education

St-Jerome, Que.

Olivier Garneau

Business Administration

Quebec City, Que.

Christophe Boivin

Accounting

Mathieu Lemay F Allan Caron F Élie Bérubé D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS: Samuel L’Italien Olivier Garneau Étienne Verrette

“

F F D

Carleton 7:00 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ Western 7:00 @ Western 4:00 Brock 7:00 Brock 3:00 @ Laurentian 7:30 @ Laurentian 2:30 @ Concordia 7:30 Ottawa 7:00 Laurentian 7:00 Laurentian 3:00 Queen’s 7:00 Queen’s 3:00 @ Ontario Tech 7:30 @ Ontario Tech 3:30 Nipissing 7:00 Nipissing 3:00 @ Carleton 7:00 Concordia 7:00 @ Ottawa 7:00 @ Ottawa 3:00 Concordia 7:00 McGill 3:00 McGill 7:00 @ Carleton 7:00 @ Royal Military College 7:00 @ McGill 7:00

Quebec City, Que.

“

KEY DEPARTURES:

WE’RE VERY OPTIMISTIC FOR THE 2019-2020 SEASON. THIS EDITION OF THE PATRIOTES HAVE THE DEEP DESIRE TO IMPROVE EACH DAY AND WIN A CHAMPIONSHIP. THEY WANT TO DEVELOP THEIR FULL POTENTIAL SO THAT THEY CAN CONTINUE THEIR PROFESSIONAL CAREERS.

MARC-ÉTIENNE HUBERT, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.oraprdnt.uqtr.uquebec.ca TWITTER: @PatriotesUQTR #PuissancePats

WATERLOO WARRIORS

HOME ARENA: CIF Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Black and Gold 2018-19 RESULTS: 12-16-5 (10-13-5 OUA) HEAD COACH: Brian Bourque (16th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW The Warriors are looking for a bounce back season after narrowly missing the postseason last year. The black and gold finished the year with a 10-13-5 record, missing the playoffs by just one point. Waterloo had five overtime or shootout losses last year and if even one of those went the other way, they would have been knocking on the playoff door. Overall, the Warriors lost nine 1-goal games and are poised to turn their luck around this season. There is a youth movement in this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s roster with some of the younger members of the squad expected to play bigger roles. That includes second years Nick Chyzowski, Jacob Cascagnette, Jack Scanlan, Andrew Cordssen-David, and Connor Lovie and third years Keigan Goetz and Markson Bechtold. The Warriors will also rely on some veteran leadership from Cam Nicoll, Michael Morgan and Zac Coulter up front while the tandem of Julian Sime and Trevor Martin will shore up the net-minding duties. With five new recruits joining the black and gold, the Warriors will be a young and gun type of squad this season. The Warriors open up their season with three straight home games against Lakehead, Carleton, and Ottawa hoping to get their season off on the right foot.

KEY RETURNEES:

Nick Chyzowski F Keigan Goetz F Jacob Cascagnette F Andrew Cordssen-David D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Jack Scanlan

Public Health

Penetanguishene, Ont.

Mike Moffat D Mitch Elliott F

Andrew Cordssen-David

Science

Washington Crossing, Pa.

David Radke

Masters - Mathematics

Orinda, Calif.

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Alex Stothart

Masters - Mech. Engineering

Ottawa, Ont.

Cam Nicoll

Kinesiology

Loretto, Ont.

Markson Bechtold

Recreation & Leisure

Strathmore, Alta.

Owen Burnell

Recreation & Leisure

Caledonia, Ont.

Jordan Chard

Science

Cambridge, Ont.

Tyler Beauparlant

Science

Freelton, Ont.

Sam Cherry

Kinesiology

Waterloo, Ont.

Cole Murphy

Environmental Studies

Cole Harbour, N.S.

Michael Siddall

Kinesiology

St. Mary's, Ont.

Dave Comeau

Recreation & Leisure

Fredericton, Ont.

Nick Halagian

Accounting & Financial Mgmt.

St. Catharines, Ont.

Jacob Cascagnette

Recreation & Leisure

Kitchener, Ont.

Trevor Martin

Recreation & Leisure

Ardrossan, Alta.

Julian Sime

Recreation & Leisure

Mississauga, Ont.

Terry Martin

Recreation & Leisure

Ardrossan, Alta.

Zac Coulter

Recreation & Leisure

Owen Sound, Ont.

Keigan Goetz

Arts

New Hamburg, Ont.

Michael Morgan

Kinesiology

Scarborough, Ont.

Jake Heerspink

Recreation & Leisure

Regina, Sask.

Nick Chyzowski

Kinesiology

Kamloops, B.C.

Alex Pawelcyzk

Grad Student

Richmond, Va.

Connor Cole

Recreation & Leisure

Kitchener, Ont.

Connor Lovie

Kinesiology

London, Ont.

Chase Campbell

Recreation & Leisure

Waterloo, Ont.

Chase Campbell F Owen Burnell F Jake Heerspink D

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 3 Lakehead Oct 11 Carlton Oct 12 Ottawa Oct 18 @ McGill Oct 19 @ Concordia Oct 23 @ Guelph Oct 26 Brock Nov 1 Wilfred Laurier Nov 2 Western Nov 7 @ Brock Nov 8 Wilfred Laurier Nov 14 Lakehead Nov 16 @ Windsor Nov 22 Toronto Nov 23 @ York Nov 29 York Nov 30 @ Toronto Jan 3 @ Western Jan 4 Windsor Jan 11 @ Windsor Jan 17 Guelph Jan 18 York Jan 23 @ Ryerson Jan 25 Ryerson Jan 29 @ Wilfred Laurier Feb 1 @ Western Feb 7 @ Lakehead Feb 8 @ Lakehead

“

7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:15 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 4:00 7:00 7:00 7:15 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00

WE ARE EXCITED TO GET THE SEASON GOING AFTER SOME TOUGH LUCK LAST YEAR. WE HAVE SOME KEY VETERANS COMING BACK THIS YEAR WHO WILL PROVIDE KEY LEADERSHIP FOR OUR YOUNG ROSTER. EVERY GAME MATTERS IN SUCH A COMPETITITVE CONFERENCE AND WE HOPE TO BE ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THOSE CLOSE GAMES THIS SEASON.

“

KEY DEPARTURES:

HEAD COACH BRIAN BOURQUE

WEBSITE: www.athletics.uwaterloo.ca TWITTER: @WlooWarriors #goblackgogold

WESTERN MUSTANGS

HOME ARENA: Thompson Arena OFFICIAL COLOURS: Purple and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 15-12-0-1 HEAD COACH: Clarke Singer (20th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW Thompson Arena is soon to be extremely busy with the purple and white preparing to take on the OUA West Division and look to take that next step in competing for the Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cup. Last season the Mustangs finished in third place in the West behind Ryerson & Brock, as the Mustangs advanced to the third round of the playoffs. With key returnees and some exciting new additions the hope is that this year they will have the push for the next level. The Mustangs will have veteran goaltender Luke Peressini between the pipes this season. He started 24 of the Mustangs 28 regular season games with a GAA of 2.34 which was 6th best in the province. Stephen Desrocher will look to take a big role in the leadership of the Mustangs D-core as he enters his third season. The 6â&#x20AC;&#x2122;4 native of Toronto had 6 points in 27 games last season but his physicality and hockey IQ will go a long way to helping the Mustangs in 2019-20. The Mustangs new additions this year will also be called upon right away as many are coming in with high level experience. Sean Montgomery played in the Memorial Cup last season with the Prince Albert Raiders. Montgomery had 29 goals and 30 assists in 67 games with the Raiders last year. Aaron Hoyles comes to the Mustangs after spending four seasons with St. Francis Xavier. The Gander, NL native played plenty of big minutes over his time in the east coast and will factor into the defensive unit immediately this season.

KEY RETURNEES:

Lucas Perissini Stephen Desrocher Cordell James

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2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Austin Osmanski

Social Science

East Aurora, N.Y.

Mitchell Fitzmorris

International Finance

Ingersoll, Ont.

Ethan Szypula

Sociology

London, Ont.

Aaron Hoyles

Master of Financial Economics

Gander, Nfld.

Mitchell Brooks

Criminology/Psychology

Dorchester, Ont.

Alex Turko

BMOS

London, Ont.

Brendan Harrogate

Sociology

London, Ont.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Ethan Nother

Sociology

London, Ont.

Oct 11 Trois-Rivières 7:00 Oct 12 Trois-Rivières 4:00 Oct 18 @ Ottawa 7:30 Oct 19 @ Carleton 7:00 Oct 25 Ryerson 7:00 Oct 26 York 7:00 Nov 1 Windsor 7:00 Nov 2 @ Waterloo 7:00 Nov 7 @ Guelph 7:30 Nov 9 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 Nov 16 @ Toronto 7:00 Nov 22 @ Windsor 12:00 Nov 23 Windsor 4:00 Nov 29 Guelph 7:00 Nov 30 @ Ryerson 7:15 Jan 3 Waterloo 7:00 Jan 4 @ York 7:15 Jan 10 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 Jan 11 Brock 7:00 Jan 17 @ Lakehead 7:00 Jan 18 @ Lakehead 7:00 Jan 22 @ Toronto 7:00 Jan 25 Lakehead 7:00 Jan 29 Toronto 7:00 Jan 30 Guelph 7:00 Feb 1 Waterloo 7:00 Feb 7 Wilfred Laurier 7:00 Feb 8 @ Brock 7:15

Anthony Stefano

Kinesiology

Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Kyle Langdon

Environmental Science

Thorold, Ont.

Zach Core

BMOS Finance

Princeton, Ont.

Theo Lewis

BMOS Accounting

Oakville, Ont.

Kenny Huether

Social Science

Londesborough, Ont.

Franco Sproviero

BMOS

Sarnia, Ont.

Riley MacRae

Criminology

Dundas, Ont.

Alex Di Carlo

BMOS Finance

Woodbridge, Ont.

Dan Davies

BMOS Accounting

Ancaster, Ont.

Stephen Desrocher

Economics

Etobicoke, Ont.

David Ovsjannikov

BMOS Finance

Plzen, Czech Republic

Lucas Perissini

BMOS Accounting

Nobleton, Ont.

Reed Morison

BMOS

Calgary, Alta.

Matt Watson

Criminology

London, Ont.

Kyle Pettit

Psychology/Criminology

Komoka, Ont.

Rylan Bechtel

Criminology

Cowichan Bay, B.C.

Sean Montgomery

BMOS

Calgary, Alta.

David Eccles

BMOS Finance

Ancaster, Ont.

Cordell James

BMOS Accounting

Hamilton, Ont.

Kolten Olynek

Criminology

Saskatoon, Sask.

Trevor Warnaar Spenser Cobbold

F F

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Aaron Hoyles D Franco Sproviero F Sean Montgomery D

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WE KNOW THE OUA WEST IS ONE OF THE MOST COMPETITIVE CONFERENCES TOP TO BOTTOM IN USPORTS HOCKEY. OUR GOAL IS TO IMPROVE UPON OUR FINISH LAST SEASON AND TRY TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP TOWARD COMPETING FOR A CHAMPIONSHIP AGAIN.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

CLARKE SINGER, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.westernmustangs.ca TWITTER: @WesternMustangs #PurpleReign

WINDSOR LANCERS

HOME ARENA: Capri Pizzaria Recreation Centre OFFICIAL COLOURS: Blue and Gold 2018-19 RESULTS: 13-14-0-1 HEAD COACH: Kevin Hamlin (12th season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW Returning a host of talent and brining in an incredible recruiting class has the Lancers excited for the 2019-20 men’s hockey season. Following a tough first round exit to the Gryphons last year, the Lancers are looking to take the next step. Windsor returns eight players including captain Ben Assad and goaltender Johnathan Reinhart, who led all goalies in saves made last year with 822. John Wesley returns as the team’s leading goal scorer and imposing defender Jack Van Boekel will be guarding the blue line again this year. “We are extremely optimistic about the 2019-20 season” said head coach Kevin Hamlin. “Our strong returning veterans combined with a great recruiting class gives us a reason to be pleased. That said, the OUA west division is the most competitive conference in U SPORTS hockey so we understand the challenges ahead of us. It should be an exciting season!” The blue and gold are also bolstering their ranks with a haul of notable newcomers. The Lancers aimed to address scoring and did just that. Forward Bryce Yetman joins the blue and gold from the OHL’s Plymouth Whalers, while forward Mel Melconian, who is originally from Toronto, transferred from the NCAA’s Sacred Heart University. Tilbury’s Nolan Gardiner also joins the team coming from the OHL’s Ottawa 67’s. Other OHL talent also includes the Oshawa General’s and Windsor’s own Anthony Salintri who scored 48 goals for the Generals. Tyler Johnson from the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds who will back up Reinhart in net. The influx of talent mixed with an experienced core certainly is an exciting combo but a seasoned coach like Kevin Hamlin says it best, “there are no guarantees in this league.” The Lancers are not the only team that recruited well, nor are they the only team competing. So, the Lancers will attack this season trying to have their best regular season ever and try to turn that into something much, much bigger.

KEY RETURNEES:

Jonathan Reinhart G Ben Assad F Ian Parker F Jack Van Boekel D

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Erik Olson

Business Administration

Delta, B.C.

Kyle Haas D Kyle Hope F

Josh Slegers

Criminology

Simcoe, Ont.

Coy Prevost

Sociology

Kimberley, B.C.

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Brennan Feasey

Education

Strathroy, Ont.

Ben Assad

Human Kinetics

Calgary, Alta.

Anthony Salinitri

Liberal Studies

Windsor, Ont.

Brady Pataki

Business Administration

Wallaceburg, Ont.

Ian Parker

Psychology

Florence, Ky.

Sean Olson

Business Administration

Delta, B.C.

Chays Ruddy

Business Administration

Cobourg, Ont.

Kody Gagnon

Business Administration

Belle River, Ont.

Connor Logan

Sociology

Victoria, B.C.

John Wesley

Liberal Studies

White Rock, B.C.

Ethan Skinner

Environmental Studies

Kincardine, Ont.

Alex Friesen

Business Administration

Essex, Ont.

Jonathan Tecce

Business Administration

Montreal, Que

Ryan Shaw

Criminology

Barrie, Ont.

Ryan Barbosa

Human Kinetics

Mississauga, Ont.

Trent Fox

Liberal Studies

Thamesville, Ont.

Jonathan Reinhart

Business and Economics

Cambridge, Ont.

Tyler Johnson

Criminology

Amherst, N.Y.

Nolan Gardiner

Business Administration

Tilbury, Ont.

Connor Matton

Mechanical Engineering

Tecumseh, Ont.

Jack Van Boekel

Psychology

Woodstock, Ont.

Mel Melconian

Business Administration

Toronto, Ont.

Bryce Yetman

Liberal Studies

Whitby, Ont.

Anthony Salinitri F Ryan Barbosa D Tyler Johnson G

2019-20 SCHEDULE: Oct 4 Oct 11 Oct 12 Oct 18 Oct 19 Oct 25 Oct 26 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 8 Nov 9 Nov 15 Nov 16 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 29 Nov 30 Jan 3 Jan 4 Jan 11 Jan 17 Jan 18 Jan 24 Jan 25 Jan 31 Feb 1 Feb 7 Feb 8

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@ Brock McGill McGill @ Lakehead @ Lakehead York Ryerson @ Western @ York @ Ontario Tech @ Ontario Tech Wilfred Laurier Waterloo Western @ Western Wilfred Laurier Guelph @ Wilfred Laurier @ Waterloo Waterloo @ Toronto @ Ryerson Lakehead Brock @ Guelph @ Toronto Ryerson Toronto

7:15 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:00 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 12:00 4:00 7:30 4:00 7:07 7:00 4:00 7:00 7:15 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:00 7:30 7:30

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KEY DEPARTURES:

“WE ARE EXTREMELY OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE 2019-20 SEASON. OUR STRONG RETURNING VETERANS COMBINED WITH A GREAT RECRUITING CLASS GIVES US A REASON TO BE PLEASED. THAT SAID, WE UNDERSTAND THE CHALLENGES AHEAD OF US. IT SHOULD BE AN EXCITING SEASON!” KEVIN HAMLIN, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.golancers.ca TWITTER: @WindsorLancers #LancerFamily

YORK LIONS

HOME ARENA: Canlan Ice Sports OFFICIAL COLOURS: Red and White 2018-19 RESULTS: 12-14-2-0 HEAD COACH: Russ Herrington (3rd season)

2019-20 SEASON PREVIEW It’s not very often that a men’s hockey team turns over half its roster in one off-season, however that is exactly what York Lions head coach Russ Herrington did this past summer. An intense few months of recruiting followed the end of last season and when the dust settled, York became home to 17 new players from five different provinces. “There was a combination of factors,” Herrington explained about why he felt there needed to be such big change. “We graduated some players ahead of schedule and needed to replace them. We are also trying to insulate ourselves from the injury trouble that plagued us last year as well as try to increase the competitiveness on a daily basis within our dressing room. We brought in more players than we thought we needed but addressed all of those issues.” The new netminder on the block is Cole Ceci, who came highly recommended as coachable and hardworking and will team up with incumbent starting goaltender Mack Shields to form a formidable duo between the pipes. Xavier Pouliot and Tyler Higgins headline the newcomers on the blueline and are players who were targeted early thanks to the size and nastiness they bring to the ice, two things Herrington felt were missing last season. Both are Quebec natives who spent parts of multiple seasons in the QMJHL. Up front, the offence will get a boost from the addition of, among others, Brandon Yeamans, Braydon Buziak and Brendan Browne, who have all proven they can fill the net. Despite all the new faces, if the Lions are going to get back to the glory of recent years it will be on the backs of team captain Scott Feser and Shields. The Lions finished among the top two in the OUA West in three straight years and appeared headed for another strong finish last season before they faded down the stretch and finished seventh, followed by a first-round playoff exit. It was a disappointing result for Herrington and his squad but provided the motivation he and his staff needed to make big changes in the off-season, and they are seeing the benefits already.

KEY RETURNEES:

Scott Feser F Sal Filice D Mack Shields G

2019-20 ROSTER NO. NAME

POS.

ELIG. PROGRAM

HOMETOWN

Michael Douglas

Business & Society

Riverside, Ont.

Jason Smith

Lib. Arts & Professional Studies

Brampton, Ont.

Jack Goranson

Political Science

Red Deer, Alta.

Ben Verrall

Kinesiology & Health Science

Saskatoon, Sask.

Jeremy Lucchini

Lib. Arts & Professional Studies

Trail, B.C.

Brendan Browne

Film

Markham, Ont.

Mark Wilson

Commerce

Winnipeg, Man.

2019-20 SCHEDULE:

Nik Coric

Business & Society

Newmarket, Ont.

Oct 5 @ Toronto 7:00 Oct 11 @ Brock 7:15 Oct 12 @ Guelph 7:30 Oct 18 Ryerson 7:15 Oct 19 Queen’s 7:15 Oct 25 @ Windsor 7:30 Oct 26 @ Western 7:00 Nov 1 Nipissing 7:15 Nov 2 Windsor 7:15 Nov 8 @ Royal Military College 7:00 Nov 9 @ Nipissing 7:30 Nov 14 @ Toronto 11:00 Nov 16 Guelph 2:15 Nov 22 Brock 7:15 Nov 23 Waterloo 7:15 Nov 28 @ Wilfred Laurier 7:07 Nov 29 @ Waterloo 7:00 Jan 3 Toronto 7:15 Jan 4 Western 7:15 Jan 10 Lakehead 7:15 Jan 11 Lakehead 7:15 Jan 17 @ Ryerson 7:15 Jan 18 @ Waterloo 7:00 Jan 23 @ Brock 7:15 Jan 24 Guelph 7:15 Jan 29 Brock 7:15 Feb 5 @ Ryerson 11:00 Feb 8 Wilfred Laurier 7:15

Brandon Yeamans

Lib. Arts & Professional Studies

Maple, Ont.

Luke Israel

Psychology

Wallenstein, Ont.

Alex Mowbray

Schulich School of Business

Calgary, Alta.

Peter De Coppi

Sociology

Toronto, Ont.

Alex Uryga

Commerce, Finance

North Vancouver, B.C.

Morgan Messenger

Business & Society

Cape Sable Island, N.S.

Kaleb Dahlgren

Commerce, Finance

Saskatoon, Sask.

Braydon Buziak

Business & Society

North Battleford, Sask.

Matthew Neault

Health Studies

Lively, Ont.

Scott Feser

Commerce, Finance

Red Deer, Alta

Tyler Higgins

Business & Society

Beaconsfield, Que.

David D'Agostino

Commerce, Business Research

Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont.

Sal Filice

Business & Society

Mississauga, Ont.

Benjamin Evanish

Business Economics

White Rock, B.C.

Brandon Bastasin

Health Studies

Caledon East, Ont.

Justin Bean

Business & Society

Pickering, Ont.

Nik Malenica

Lib. Arts & Professional Studies

Nanaimo, B.C.

David Sherman

Business Economics

Mississauga, Ont.

Xavier Pouliot

Business & Society

St-Isidore, Que.

Mack Shields

Commerce, Accounting

Saskatoon, Sask.

Dalton Ewing

Human Resource Management

Mississauga, Ont.

Dylan Riley

Business & Society

Falmouth, N.S.

Reid Jackman Josh LaFrance Bradley Forrest

F F D

KEY RECRUITS/TRANSFERS:

Brendan Browne F Xavier Pouliot D Cole Ceci G

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EVERY GAME IS GOING TO BE A 33 Damian Figueira D 1 Health & Society BATTLE. THERE WILL BE A LOT OF 34 Kolby Johnson F 1 Criminology G 1 Business & Society ONE-GOAL GAMES AND WE WANT 35 Cole Ceci Daniel Nikandrov F 4 Economics TO MAKE SURE WE ARE FOCUSED ON THE PROCESS AND PUT OURSELVES IN THE BEST POSITION TO WIN EVERY NIGHT.

Toronto, Ont.

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KEY DEPARTURES:

Kerrobert, Sask. Ottawa, Ont.

Richmond Hill, Ont.

RUSS HERRINGTON, HEAD COACH

WEBSITE: www.yorkulions.ca TWITTER: @yorkulions #LionPride

year in review

2018-19 REGULAR SEASON & PLAYOFFS west division

east division

W L OTL SOL PTS RYERSON 20 5 2 1 43 BROCK 19 5 4 0 42 WESTERN 15 12 0 1 31 GUELPH 13 11 0 4 30 WINDSOR 13 14 0 1 27 LAURIER 13 14 1 0 27 YORK 12 14 2 0 26 TORONTO 11 13 3 1 26 LAKEHEAD 12 15 0 1 25 WATERLOO 10 13 4 1 25

W L OTL SOL PTS OTTAWA 22 2 1 3 48 CARLETON 18 5 2 3 41 MCGILL 17 7 3 1 38 QUEEN’S 18 10 0 0 36 UOIT 14 9 4 1 33 CONCORDIA 15 11 1 1 32 UQTR 14 11 2 1 31 LAURENTIAN 9 18 1 0 19 NIPISSING 8 19 1 0 17 RMC 7 19 2 0 16

round 1 8. toronto vs. 1. ryerson Game 1 Game 2

Toronto 2 Ryerson 4

8. LAURENTIAN vs. 1. OTTAWA Ryerson 3 Toronto 3

7. york vs. 2. brock Game 1 Game 2

York 1 Brock 3 Laurier 2 Western 3

Brock 2 York 4

Windsor 4 Guelph 4

Game 1 Game 2

Carleton 4 UQTR 3

UQTR 3 Carleton 6

6. concordia vs. 3. queen’s Western 3 Laurier 2

5. windsor vs. 4. guelph Game 1 Game 2

Ottawa 8 Laurentian 1 Laurentian 1 Ottawa 5

7. uqtr vs. 2. carleton

6. laurier vs. 3. western Game 1 Game 2

Game 1 Game 2

Concordia 2 Queen’s 5

Queen’s 3 Concordia 4

5. uoit vs. 4. mcgill Guelph 5 Windsor 0

Game 1 Game 2

McGill 6 UOIT 2

UOIT 2 McGill 6

round 2 4. guelph vs. 1. ryerson Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

Guelph 4 Ryerson 6 Guelph 4

4. queen’s vs. 1. ottawa Ryerson 1 Guelph 1 Ryerson 3

Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

Queen’s 3 Ottawa 5 Queen’s 6

Ottawa 2 Queen’s 2 Ottawa 5

Brock 2 Western 2 Brock 1

3. Mcgill vs. 2. carleton Game 1 McGill 3 Game 2 Carleton 5 Game 3 McGill 3

Carleton 1 McGill 3 Carleton 4

3. western vs. 2. brock Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

Western 3 Brock 3 Western 7

round 3 4. guelph vs. 3. western Game 1 Game 2 Game 3

Guelph 4 Ryerson 6 Guelph 4

4. queen’s vs. 2. carleton Ryerson 1 Guelph 1 Ryerson 3

108th queen’s cup championship Guelph 1

Queen’s 4

Game 1 Game 2

Queen’s 3 Carleton 1

Carleton 2 Queen’s 4

TEAM STATS G A

GPG PPG PPO PP% PPGA TSH PK% SHG GA GAA SV SV%

BROCK 88 149 3.14 13 92 14.1% 11 85 87.1 3 CARLETON 98 163 3.50 28 144 19.4 18 141 87.2 6 CONCORDIA 92 143 3.29 32 139 23.0 29 131 77.9 2 GUELPH 84 140 3.00 14 108 13.0 10 110 90.9 0 LAKEHEAD 82 131 2.93 18 106 17.0 18 124 85.5 1 LAURENTIAN 70 113 2.50 13 102 12.7 28 135 79.3 3 LAURIER 79 134 2.82 18 100 18.0 14 112 87.5 3 MCGILL 99 177 3.54 24 138 17.4 18 122 85.2 6 NIPISSING 81 138 2.89 27 126 21.4 35 144 75.7 3 ONTARIO TECH 81 145 2.89 13 86 15.1 17 109 84.4 5 OTTAWA 117 202 4.18 32 133 24.1 16 112 85.7 3 QUEENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S 95 152 3.39 26 105 24.8 15 95 84.2 0 RMC 61 105 2.18 18 172 10.5 34 124 72.6 3 RYERSON 133 235 4.75 29 116 25.0 18 98 81.6 5 TORONTO 69 122 2.46 17 93 18.3 18 94 80.9 2 UQTR 97 165 3.46 21 123 17.1 27 130 79.2 7 WATERLOO 81 151 2.89 12 107 11.2 32 122 73.8 0 WESTERN 83 121 2.96 12 99 12.1 16 120 86.7 5 WINDSOR 83 145 2.96 21 122 17.2 16 104 84.6 2 YORK 86 157 3.07 22 103 21.4 20 102 80.4 3

62 2.19 877 .934 72 2.53 737 .911 100 3.54 768 .885 69 2.44 794 .920 102 3.65 864 .894 103 3.69 996 .906 82 2.92 800 .907 76 2.72 715 .904 118 4.23 995 .894 80 2.84 750 .904 64 2.25 758 .922 76 2.70 986 .928 114 4.04 1038 .901 93 3.29 787 .894 80 2.84 737 .902 87 3.09 856 .908 109 3.86 848 .886 83 2.96 821 .908 91 3.25 890 .907 98 3.51 945 .906

LEAGUE LEADERS points

save percentage

Name

School GP G A PTS

Name

School GP GA SV SV%

M Mistele M Santos M Lemay C Boivin C Drover A Basso K Domingue J Smith A Boivin S Doggett

Ryerson Ryerson UQTR UQTR Ottawa Ryerson Ottawa Carleton Carleton Queen’s

J Fazio L Thompson M Bullion J Flinn E Cormier L Peresinni G Hunt A Masters A Brodeur F Brassard

Queen’s Brock UOIT Queen’s Guelph Western Ottawa Guelph Ottawa Carleton

28 26 27 28 28 28 28 27 27 25

20 23 14 22 15 7 18 17 15 21

30 20 28 19 25 30 19 18 19 13

50 43 42 41 40 37 37 35 34 34

goals

19 24 15 13 13 24 12 16 15 22

42 54 30 30 28 55 26 38 37 52

613 770 381 373 348 675 318 446 421 581

.936 .934 .927 .926 .926 .925 .924 .921 .919 .918

goals-against average

Name

School GP

PPG SHG GWG G

Name

School GP GAA

M Santos C Boivin S Doggett M Mistele H Roy K Domingue N Dionne J Smith A Boivin C Drover R Jackman

Ryerson UQTR Queen’s Ryerson Concordia Ottawa Laurentian Carleton Carleton Ottawa York

9 8 3 7 10 6 6 3 6 10 6

G Hunt M Bullion L Thompson E Cormier F Brassard L Peresinni A Bishop A Masters A Brodeur L Guindon

Ottawa UOIT Brock Guelph Carleton Western Toronto Guelph Ottawa McGill

12 15 24 13 22 24 22 16 15 28

2.13 2.15 2.22 2.27 2.33 2.34 2.35 2.39 2.43 2.45

26 28 25 28 28 28 28 27 27 28 26

assists

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0

3 4 4 3 3 3 4 5 3 2 2

23 22 21 20 19 18 17 17 15 15 15

win percentage

Name

School GP A

Name

School

W-L

WIN%

A Basso M Mistele C Neill M Lemay C Drover E Locke M Santos A Boivin C Boivin K Domingue S Feser E Robichaud

Ryerson Ryerson Concordia UQTR Ottawa Ottawa Ryerson Carleton UQTR Ottawa York Nipissing

G Hunt T Dupuis J Fazio L Thompson A Brodeur M Bullion F Brassard L Peresinni L Guindon J Flinn

Ottawa Ryerson Queen’s Brock Ottawa UOIT Carleton Western McGill Queen’s

12 20 19 24 15 15 22 24 28 13

10-2 14-3 13-4 18-6 11-4 10-4 14-6 13-7 15-11 6-5

.833 .824 .765 .750 .733 .714 .700 .650 .577 .545

28 28 28 27 28 25 26 27 28 28 28 28

30 30 29 28 25 25 20 19 19 19 19 19

awards

2018-19 AWARDS & ALL-STARS west division

east division

MAJOR AWARDS

Most Valuable Player Rookie of the Year Defenceman of the Year Goaltender of the Year Randy Gregg Award Most Sportsmanlike Coach of the Year

Matt Mistele, Ryerson Logan Thompson, Brock Alex Basso, Ryerson Logan Thompson, Brock Shayne Rover, York Michael Morgan, Waterloo Marty Williamson, Brock

FIRST TEAM F Matt Mistele F Mathew Santos F Scott Simmonds D Alex Basso D Mike Moffat G Logan Thompson

Ryerson Ryerson Guelph Ryerson Waterloo Brock

York York Windsor Western Laurier Western

Queen’s UQTR Ottawa Concordia Queen’s Carleton

F Cody Drover F Alexandre Boivin F Hugo Roy D Nokolas Brouillard D Joshua Burnside G Justin Fazio

Ottawa Carleton Concordia McGill Carleton Queen’s

ALL-ROOKIE Ryerson Western Guelph Brock York Brock

all-canadians D Alex Basso, Ryerson F Matt Mistele, Ryerson F Slater Doggett, Queen’s D Connor Walters, Brock F Hugo Roy, Concordia

F Slater Doggett F Christophe Boivin F Kevin Domingue D Carl Neill D Spencer Abraham G Francois Brassard SECOND TEAM

ALL-ROOKIE F Hayden McCool F Ethan Szypula F Connor Bramwell D Connor Walters D Bradley Forrest G Logan Thompson

Slater Doggett, Queen’s Jacob Smith, Carleton Carl Neill, Concordia Francois Brassard, Carleton Nathan Chiarlitti, McGill Slater Doggett, Queen’s Patrick Grandmaitre, Ottawa

FIRST TEAM

SECOND-TEAM F Scott Feser F Reid Jackman F Kyle Hope D Johnathan Laser D Kyle Jenkins G Luke Peresinni

Most Valuable Player Rookie of the Year Defenceman of the Year Goaltender of the Year Randy Gregg Award Most Sportsmanlike Coach of the Year

First Team First Team Second Team All-Rookie All-Rookie

F Hugo Roy F Jacob Smith F Yvan Mongo D Bradley Lalonde D Darian Skeoch G Justin Fazio

Concordia Carleton Ottawa Concordia Carleton Queen’s

QUEEN’S CUP the history

In 1902-03, McGill, Queen’s, and Toronto established the Canadian Intercollegiate Hockey Union (CIHU). The Queen’s hockey team donated a silver cup for the championship of the CIHU’s senior division. The Queen’s Cup aspired to be emblematic of Canadian university hockey championship at the time, though no teams from outside of Ontario and Quebec ever competed for the trophy. A truly national university hockey championship did not arrive until the advent of the University Cup in 1962-63.

In its first four decades of existence, the CIHU’s “senior group”, as it was usually known, consisted almost exclusively of the three founding members, with short-lived appearances by Laval and Montreal. Numerous other smaller universities placed teams in the CIHU’s intermediate and junior divisions, but the significant disparity in school size made many such schools either unwilling or unable to compete with their larger colleagues. Even with the relative balance in size between McGill, Queen’s, and Toronto, the Queen’s Cup championship was essentially a two-horse race between McGill and Toronto, with Queen’s winning just five of the first 35 championships. Until the 1960s, the Queen’s Cup championship was awarded based upon the regular season standings. A championship playoff was not held unless there was a tie for first place. The increased league membership in the 1960s led to the introduction of a formal playoff structure, and the “Queen’s Cup Final” became an annual feature in the mid-1960s. Two-game, total-goals finals were held between east and west winners in 1961-62 and 1962-63, and a Final Four tournament first appeared in 1964-65, hosted at Toronto’s Varsity Arena, becoming a recurring fixture two years later. Since that time, a mixture of Final Four formats (popular in the 1970s and 1990s), best-of-three finals (used through much of the 1980s), and stand-alone, single-game championships (since 2004-05) have decided the annual Queen’s Cup champion.

Intercollegiate sport in Ontario underwent a major restructuring in 1971, resulting in the consolidation of all leagues along provincial lines. The Queen’s Cup became the championship trophy of the newly formed Ontario Universities Athletic Association hockey league, which boasted 14 teams in its inaugural 1971-72 season. The OUAA became the OUA in 1997. Concordia, McGill, and UQTR were readmitted to the Ontario league for the 1987-88 season, while institutions competing for the Queen’s Cup was increased to 19 for the 2010-11 season. After nearly a century of affectionate abuse, the original Queen’s Cup trophy had reached a desperate state of disrepair, with the decorative silver bowl suffering numerous dents and cracks. After being presented to the UQTR Patriotes for the 1999-2000 championship, the original bowl was retired, replaced by a new cup atop the original wooden base. The original Queen’s Cup is now in the care of the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto. Of the 107 Queen’s Cup championships awarded to date, the Toronto Varsity Blues hold a dominating 41 championship banners, with the McGill Redmen ranking second with 18 conference titles (including the 100th awarding of the Queen’s Cup). Toronto won a record 11 consecutive titles between 1914-15 and 1928-29 (interrupted by four seasons suspended during wartime), and another eight consecutive championships from 1965-66 to 1972-73.

the champions 2018-19 2017-18 2016-17 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 2006-07 2005-06 2004-05 2003-04 2002-03 2001-02 2000-01 1999-00 1998-99 1997-98 1996-97 1995-96 1994-95 1993-94 1992-93 1991-92 1990-91 1989-90

Queen’s McGill York UQTR Guelph Windsor UQTR McGill* McGill McGill Western McGill UQTR Lakehead Western York UQTR* UQTR UQTR* UQTR UQTR Windsor Guelph* Waterloo Western Guelph Toronto UQTR UQTR* Laurier

1988-89 1987-88 1986-87 1985-86 1984-85 1983-84 1982-83 1981-82 1980-81 1979-80 1978-79 1977-78 1976-77 1975-76 1974-75 1973-74 1972-73 1971-72 1970-71 1969-70 1968-69 1967-68 1966-67 1965-66 1964-65 1963-64 1962-63 1961-62 1960-61 1959-60

Laurier York* York York York* Toronto* Laurier Toronto Queen’s Guelph Guelph Toronto Toronto* Guelph Toronto Waterloo* Toronto Toronto* Toronto* Toronto* Toronto* Toronto Toronto* Toronto* Montreal Toronto McMaster* Toronto Laval Laval

1958-59 1957-58 1956-57 1955-56 1954-55 1953-54 1952-53 1951-52 1950-51 1949-50 1948-49 1947-48 1946-47 1945-46 1940-45 1939-40 1938-39 1937-38 1936-37 1935-36 1934-35 1933-34 1932-33 1931-32 1930-31 1929-30 1928-29 1927-28 1926-27 1925-26

Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Laval Montreal Montreal Toronto Montreal Montreal Toronto Toronto McGill War, No Competition Toronto McGill McGill McGill McGill McGill McGill McGill Toronto McGill McGill Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto

1924-25 1923-24 1922-23 1921-22 1920-21 1919-20 1915-19 1914-15 1913-14 1912-13 1911-12 1910-11 1909-10 1908-09 1907-08 1906-07 1905-06 1904-05 1903-04 1902-03

Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto Toronto War, No Competition Toronto Queen’s Toronto McGill Toronto Queen’s Queen’s Toronto Toronto Queen’s McGill Queen’s McGill

most valuable player 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

W - Matt Mistele E - Slater Doggett W - Alex Basso E - Anthony Beauregard W - Derek Sheppard E - Matin Lefebrve W - Colin Behenna E - Guillaume Asselin W - Spencer Pommells E - Cedric McNicoll W - Zach Harnden E - Kevin Bailie W - Ryan Daniels E - Felix Petit W - Keaton Turkiewicz E - Marc-Andre Dorion W - Ryan Daniels E - Alexandre Picard-Hooper W - Chris Ray E - Francis Verrault-Paul W - Mark Voakes E - Jonathan Boutin

Waterloo Queen’s Ryerson Concordia York UQTR Waterloo UQTR Windsor McGill Western Queen’s Laurier UQTR Western McGill Laurier McGill Waterloo McGill Laurier UQTR

2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

W - Chris Whitley E - Ryan Gibb W - Jordie Preston E - Ryan Grinnell W - Curtis Darling E - Mathieu Poitras W - Joel Scherban E - Mathieu Poitras W - Jeff Richards E - Dany Dallaire W - Derek Dolson E - Alex Tremblay W - Joey Talbot E - Jon Sikkema W - Mike Williams E - Alex Tremblay W - Ryan Gelinas E - Mathieu Darche W - Mike Williams E - Luc Belanger W - Dan Cernan E - J.P. Davis

Lakehead Queen’s Windsor Toronto Waterloo McGill Lakehead McGill Lakehead UQTR York UQTR Western Ryerson York UQTR Windsor McGill York UQTR Windsor Guelph

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989

W - John Wynne E - Matt Mullin W - Sean Basilio E - Jean-Francois Rivard W - Steve Rucchin E - Todd Wetzel W - Mark McCreary E - Alain Tardif W - Rob Arabski E - Phil Comtois W - Mike Maurice E - Denis Desbiens W - Mike Bishop E - Robert Desjardins W - Ken Minello E - Jamie Reeve W - Ken Minello E - Mark Mahon

Waterloo Guelph Western Ottawa Western Guelph Laurier Ottawa Guelph Ottawa Laurier UQTR Waterloo Concordia Windsor McGill Windsor Concordia

Brock Carleton Guelph RMC York Concordia Windsor Carleton Windsor Queen’s Ryerson Queen’s Guelph Carleton Western Queen’s Brock Ottawa Guelph Nipissing UOIT McGill

2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

W - Craig Voakes E - Simon Courcelles W - Mark Soares E - Ryan Gibb W - Matt Willoughby E - Mathieu Gravel W - Curtis Darling E - Mathieu Poitras W - Mike Stathopoulos E - Pierre-Luc Emond W - Derek Dolson E - Mathieu Blanchard W - Matt Dziedusycki E - Gregoire LeBlanc W - Jake McCraken E - Alex Tremblay W - Darren Mortier E - George Trifon W - Marcin Snita E - Daniel Payette W - Robert Maric E - Ryan Vince

Laurier McGill Lakehead Queen’s Guelph UQTR Waterloo McGill Western UQTR York Ottawa Western McGill Waterloo UQTR Western Toronto Ryerson UQTR Waterloo RMC

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

W - Paul McInnes E - Luc Bilodeau W - Peter Bradley E - Matt Mullin W - Ryan Savoia E - Sylvain Rodrigue W - Dave Matsos E - Todd Wetzel W - John Spoltore E - Alain Tardif W - Jeff Wilson E - Patrick Jeanson W - Dan Haylow E - Jeff Daniels W - Steve Perkovic E - Steve Sonoski W - N/A E - N/A W - Dan Mahon E - Jean Bois

Brock UQTR Waterloo Guelph Brock UQTR Western Guelph Laurier Ottawa Guelph McGill Guelph Toronto Guelph Concordia

Ryerson Concordia Ryerson Queen’s York UQTR York McGill

2015 2014 2013 2012

W - Kenny Bradford E - Spencer Abraham W - Ken Peroff E - Ryan McKiernan W - Steve Ferry E - Pierre-Luc Lessard W - Scott Aarssen E - Marc-Andre Dorion

Windsor Queen’s Guelph McGill Windsor UQTR Western McGill

2011 2010

W - Kyle Sonnenburg E - Marc-Andre Dorion W - Kyle Sonnenburg E - Marc-Andre Dorion

Waterloo McGill Waterloo McGill

Brock Carleton

2018

W - Clint Windsor E - Louis-Philip Guindon

Brock McGill

rookie of the year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

W - Logan Thompson E - Jacob Smith W - Todd Winder E - Riley Brandt W - Mack Shields E - Anthony De Luca W - Justice Dundas E - Brett Welychka W - Dylan Denomme E - Spencer Abraham W - Domenic Alberga E - Kevin Bailie W - Andrew Bathgate E - Mitch Porowski W - Zach Harnden E - Corey Bureau W - Matt Abercrombie E - Luc Olivier Blain W - Thomas Kirakou E - Andrew Marcoux W - Josh Vatri E - Alexandre Picard-Hooper

Windsor UQTR

defenceman of the year 2019 2018 2017 2016

W - Alex Basso E - Carl Neill W - Alex Basso E - Spencer Abraham W - Derek Sheppard E - Martin Lefebvre W - Derek Sheppard E - Samuel Labrecque

GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR 2019

W - Logan Thompson E - Francois Brassard

RANDY GREGG AWARD 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011

W - Michael Morgan E - Slater Doggett W - Shayne Rover E - Nathan Chiarlitti W - Aaron Armstrong E - Philippe Hudon W - Mike Moffat E - Oliver Hinse W - Adam McKee E - Oliver Hinse W - Matt Abercrombie E - Oliver Hinse W - Brett Vandenhogen E - Riley Whitlock W - Kirt Hill E - Jon Lawrence W - Nathan Spring E - Jon Lawrence

Waterloo Queen’s York McGill Ryerson Concordia Waterloo Concordia Western Concordia Brock Concordia Windsor Queen’s Waterloo Queen’s UOIT Queen’s

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002

W - Luc Martin E - Jeffrey Oke W - Andrew Brown E - Eric L’Italien W - Sean Moir E - David Urquhart W - Dallas Beaton E - David Urquhart W - Joel Scherban E - Frederic Faucher W - Chris Hopiarvuori E - Mike Hutchison W - Sean Murphy E - Rob Rideout W - Peter McCague E - Mike Hutcison W - Peter McCague E - David Burgess

Western RMC Lakehead McGIll Waterloo McGill Brock McGill Lakehead Concordia Waterloo Toronto York Ottawa York Toronto York McGill

2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992

W - Mike Williams E - David Burgess W - C.J. Denomme E - Mathieu Darche W - Scott Hillman E - Ken Stark W - Corby Wright E - Jonathan Bishop W - Mike Chambers E - Ryan Latinovich W - Mike Chambers E - Jean-Francois Rivard W - Chad Robertson W - Craig Donaldson E - Alain Tardif E - Chris Glover E - Doug Cherepacha

York McGill Western McGill Western Guelph York Queen’s Waterloo RMC Waterloo Ottawa Western Western Ottawa Queen’s Toronto

York Ottawa York Queen’s Laurier Carleton Lakehead Carleton Lakehead UQTR Western Carleton Western UQTR Waterloo Ottawa Waterloo McGill Lakehead UQTR

2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000

W - Salvatore Peralta E - Dan McDonald W - Matt Grennier E - Brady Olsen W - Mark Voakes E - Ben McLeod W - Joel Scherban E - Ben McLeod W - Shawn Germain E - Mike Nason W - Joel Scherban E - Rob Rideout W - Joel Scherban E - Brandon Barbowski W - Jason Jackman E - Eric Rheaume W - Mike Williams E - George Trifon W - Rob Magic E - David Burgess

Western Ottawa Laurier Queen’s Laurier Ottawa Lakehead Ottawa Waterloo Toronto Lakehead Ottawa Lakehead Toronto Guelph RMC York Toronto Waterloo McGill

1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990

W - Chris Gignac E - Daniel Laflamme W - Chris Gignac E - Luc Bolideau W - Dan Ceman E - J.P. Davis W - Todd Zavitz E - Todd Marcellus W - Aaron Nagy E - Patrick Genest W - Dwayne Brunet E - Eric Ross W - Mike Dahle E - Tom Diceman W - Dave Lorentz E - Doug Cherepacha W - Clark Day E - Brian MacDonald W - Greg Puhalski E - Serge Breton

Windsor UQTR Windsor UQTR Windsor Fuelph Brock McGill Western UQTR Windsor Guelph Laurier Toronto Waterloo Toronto Waterloo York Laurier UQTR

Brock Ottawa Brock McGill York Concordia York UQTR Windsor Carleton Ryerson Queen’s Laurier UQTR Western Toronto Western McGill Western Ryerson Windsor McGill

2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998

W - Murray Nystrom E - Brett Gibson W - Brian Bourque E - Jacques Laporte W - Clarke Singer E - Martin Raymond W - Karl Taylor E - Martin Raymond W - Murray Nystrom E - Jacques Laporte W - Clarke Singer E - Darren Lowe W - Clarke Singer E - Michael Goulet W - Clarke Singer E - Darren Lowe W - Clarke Singer E - Martin Raymond W - Tony Martindale E - Michael Goulet W - Rick Cranker E - Eric Lavigne

Brock Queen’s Waterloo UQTR Western McGill Waterloo McGill Brock UQTR Western Toronto Western Ottawa Western Toronto Western McGill Laurier Ottawa Windsor UQTR

1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

W - Rick Cranker E - Marlin Muylaert W - Mike Pelino W - Graham Wise E - Jacques Tremblay W - Wayne Gowing E - Dany Dube W - Wayne Gowing E - Jean Pronovost W - Rick Cranker E - Michel Goulet W - Don McKee E - Paul Titanic W - Don McKee E - Yves Beaucage W - Mike Pelino E - Michel Goulet W - Mike Pelino E - Clement Jordan W - Barry Martinelli E - Paul Arsenault

Windsor Guelph Brock York RMC Laurier UQTR Laurier McGill Windsor Ottawa Waterloo Toronto Waterloo Concordia Brock Ottawa Brock UQTR Western Concordia

most sportsmanlike 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

W - Scott Feser E - Brendan Jacome W - Shayne Rover E - Spencer Abraham W - Andrew Fritsch E - Michael McNamee W - Billy Jenkins E - Michael McNamee W - Mike Hammond E - Marc-Olivier Mimar W - Steven Reese E - Joey West W - Steven Reese E - Pierre-Luc Lessard W - Chris Ray E - Matthieu Methot W - Chris Waterloo E - Evan Vossen W - Mark Soares E - Francis Guerette-Charland

coach of the year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

W - Marty Williamson E - Patrick Grandmaitre W - Marty Williamson E - Kelly Nobes W - Chris Dennis E - Marc-Andre Element W - Chris Dennis E - Marc-Etienne Hubert W - Kevin Hamlin E - Marty Johnson W - Graham Wise E - Brett Gibson W - Greg Puhalski E - Gilles Bouchard W - Clarke Singer E - Darren Lowe W - Clarke Singer E - Kelly Nobes W - Brian Bourque E - Graham Wise W - Kevin Hamlin E - Martin Raymond

records (since 2008)

team records MOST GOALS IN A SEASON - TEAM School Goals Year UQTR 140 2015-16 Lakehead 138 2009-10 Ryerson 135 2016-17 Ryerson 133 2018-19 Carleton 127 2013-14

MOST PP GOALS IN A SEASON - TEAM School PPG Year McGill 48 2015-16 Lakehead 45 2009-10 Laurier 38 2009-10 Toronto 36 2012-13 5 Teams Tied 35

HIGHEST PK% IN A SEASON - TEAM School PK% Year Guelph 90.9 2018-19 Western 90.6 2012-13 Carleton 90.4 2016-17 UQTR 89.3 2014-15 Queen’s 89.2 2016-17

MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON - TEAM School Assists Year UQTR 247 2015-16 Carleton 239 2013-14 Ryerson 235 2016-17 Ryerson 235 2018-19 Lakehead 230 2009-10

MOST SHG IN A SEASON - TEAM School SHG Year Carleton 11 2011-12 Nipissing 10 2009-10 Lakehead 9 2013-14 Lakehead 8 2011-12 McGill 8 2017-18 York 8 2017-18

LEAST GOALS ALLOWED IN A SEASON - TEAM School GA Year McGill 51 2014-15

MOST SHOTS IN A SEASON - TEAM School Shots Year McGill 1127 2015-16 McGill 1121 2017-18 Carleton 1101 2013-14 Carleton 1093 2014-15 Carleton 1093 2015-16

HIGHEST PP% IN A SEASON - TEAM School PP% Year McGill 30.2 2015-16 UQTR 29.9 2015-16 Western 27.0 2014-15 Lakehead 26.6 2009-10 Waterloo 26.5 2013-14 York 26.5 2015-16

MOST SAVES IN A SEASON - TEAM School Saves Year RMC 1190 2013-14 GREATEST SAVE % IN A SEASON - TEAM School Save % Year Queen’s .938 2015-16 McGill .935 2014-15 Queen’s .934 2013-14 Brock .934 2018-19 Brock .931 2017-18

individual records (single season) MOST POINTS IN A SEASON Athlete School Anthony Beauregard Concordia Luc Olivier Blain Ottawa Daniel Erlich Western Spencer Pommells Windsor Matt Mistele Ryerson

Points 60 54 50 50 50

Year 2017-18 2010-11 2013-14 2014-15 2018-19

MOST GOALS IN A SEASON Athlete School Guillaume Asselin UQTR Anthony De Luca Concordia Andrew Marcoux Nipissing Mathew Santos Ryerson 3 Players Tied

Goals 27 24 23 23 22

Year 2015-16 2016-17 2009-10 2018-19

MOST ASSISTS IN A SEASON Athlete School Anthony Beauregard Concordia Daniel Erlich Western Luc Olivier Blain Ottawa Spencer Pommells Windsor Felix Petit UQTR Brett Welychka Carleton

Assists 41 40 36 34 32 32

Year 2017-18 2013-14 2010-11 2014-15 2012-13 2015-16

MOST GAME WINNING GOALS IN A SEASON Athlete School GWG Matt Clarke Western 6 Dylan Denomme Windsor 6 Samuel Labrecque McGill 6 Guillaume Asselin UQTR 6 15 Players Tied 5

Year 2013-14 2014-15 2014-15 2015-16

MOST POWERPLAY GOALS IN A SEASON Athlete School PPG Anthony De Luca Concordia 13 Samuel Labrecque McGill 12 Andrew Marcoux Nipissing 11 Colin Behenna Waterloo 11 4 Players Tied 10

Year 2016-17 2015-16 2009-10 2015-16

MOST SHORTHANDED GOALS IN A SEASON Athlete School SHG Aaron Armstrong Ryerson 5 6 Players Tied 4

Year 2016-17

MOST PENALTY MINUTES IN A SEASON Athlete School Jeremie Fraser Carleton Gabriel Houde-Brisson Ottawa Isaac Smeltzer Brock Mike Gauthier Laurier Kristafer Belan Guelph

PIMs 179 149 138 124 117

Year 2015-16 2009-10 2011-12 2010-11 2011-12

LOWEST GAA IN A SEASON Athlete School J Gervais-Chouinard McGill Francis Dupuis Carleton Mack Shields York Karel St-Laurent McGill Brandon Maxwell Guelph

GAA 1.74 1.78 1.78 1.91 1.92

Year 2014-15 2013-14 2016-17 2014-15 2012-13

GREATEST SAVE % IN A SEASON Athlete School Clint Windsor Brock J Gervais-Chouinard McGill Kevin Bailie Queen’s Justin Fazio Queen’s Brandon Maxwell Guelph

SV% .945 .944 .942 .936 .935

Year 2016-17 2014-15 2015-16 2018-19 2012-13

MOST SAVES IN A SEASON Athlete School Ryan Daniels Laurier Ryan Daniels Laurier Troy Passingham Ryerson Paul Dorsey RMC Riley Whitlock Ottawa

SV 926 894 889 877 867

Year 2010-11 2012-13 2014-15 2012-13 2009-10

MOST WINS IN A SEASON Athlete School Sebastien Auger UQTR Josh Unice Western 5 Players Tied

Wins 23 19 18

Year 2015-16 2012-13

individual recrods (cAREER) MOST POINTS Athlete Steve Reese Justin Larson Conor O’Donnell Chris Ray Colin Behenna Brandon MacLean Byron Elliott Marc-Olivier Mimar Spencer Pommells Olivier Hinse

School Points Year Western 162 2010-15 Waterloo/York 160 2011-16 Nipissing 157 2010-14 Waterloo 154 2007-12 Waterloo 148 2012-16 Carleton 143 2008-12 Toronto 142 2008-12 UQTR 141 2012-17 Windsor 140 2011-15 Concordia 139 2012-17

MOST GOALS Athlete Olivier Hinse Byron Elliott Justin Larson Chris Ray Guillaume Asselin Matt Abercrombie Steve Reese Jeff Hayes Slater Doggett Mathieu Methot

School Goals Year Concordia 72 2012-17 Toronto 65 2008-12 Waterloo/York 62 2011-16 Waterloo 60 2007-12 UQTR 60 2013-17 Brock 60 2010-14 Western 59 2010-15 Carleton 59 2010-15 Queen’s 59 2015-19 Ottawa 59 2008-12

MOST ASSISTS Athlete Conor O’Donnell Steve Reese Justin Larson Spencer Pommells Brandon MacLean Alex Basso Chris Ray Colin Behenna Matt Caria Spencer Abraham

School Assists Year Nipissing 122 2010-14 Western 103 2010-15 Waterloo/York 98 2011-16 Windsor 97 2011-15 Carleton 96 2008-12 Ryerson 95 2014-19 Waterloo 94 2007-12 Waterloo 94 2012-16 Lakehead 90 2009-13 Queen’s 90 2014-19

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