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QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY GAELS

U SPORTS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP March 9 - 12 • University of Victoria • Victoria, B.C.

GAELS QUICK FACTS University Information Location: Kingston, Ontario Enrollment: 24,582 Founded: 1841 Chancellor: Jim Leech Principal and Vice Chancellor: Dr. Daniel Woolf University Website: www.queensu.ca Athletics Department Executive Director, Athletics and Recreation: Leslie Dal Cin Director, High Performance Sport: Sean Scott Colours: Gold, Blue, Red Athletics & Recreation Website: www.gogaelsgo.com Twitter: twitter.com/queensgaels Facebook: facebook.com/queensgaels Instagram: instagram.com/queensgaels Snapchat: @queensgaels

Gaels Women’s Basketball Conference: Inaugural Season: Fight Song:

Ontario University Athletics (OUA) East Division 1910 Oil Thigh

Arena: Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) Capacity: 1,904 Record All-Time (OUA/OUAA): 385-336 (0.534) Record 2016-17: 18-1 League Champions: 2000-01, 1969-70, 1960-61, 1951-52, 1947-48, 1934-35 National Champions: None Head Coach: Dave Wilson Website: gogaelsgo.com/basketball-w

2016-17 SEASON SCHEDULE EXHIBITION (8-5) 8/9/2016 Abilene Christian 9/28/2016 St. Lawrence College 10/28/2016 vs UQAM Citadins 10/29/2016 vs Ottawa Gee-Gees

L 55-85 W 93-35 W 78-74 L 51-58

Queen’s Tindall Invitational (Kingston, Ont.) 10/14/2016 Acadia Axewomen 10/15/2016 Alberta Golden Bears 10/16/2016 Laval Rouge et Or

W 76-69 W 66-63 L 51-65

Metro Glebe Tournament 10/21/2016 vs Thompson Rivers Wolfpack W 85-57 10/22/2016 vs Concordia Stingers W 73-65 10/23/2016 @ Carleton Ravens L 60-67 Thunder Selects Holiday Classic 12/28/2016 @ Saint Mary’s Huskies 12/29/2016 vs Acadia Axewomen 12/30/2016 vs Dalhousie Tigers

W 55-47 L 52-73 W 77-48

REGULAR SEASON (18-1) 11/11/2016 @ York Lions W 85-54 11/12/2016 @ Guelph Gryphons W 63-47 11/18/2016 Laurier Golden Hawks W 84-78 11/19/2016 Waterloo Warriors W 93-63 11/25/2016 @ Lakehead Thunderwolves W 68-61 12/3/2016 Algoma Thunderbirds W 73-33 1/6/2017 @ Western Mustangs W 69-49 1/7/2017 @ Windsor Lancers W 73-56 1/13/2017 Ryerson Rams W 79-75 OT 1/14/2017 Toronto Varsity Blues W 86-63 1/20/2017 @ Brock Badgers W 79-72 1/21/2017 @ McMaster Marauders W 70-68 1/27/2017 Nipissing Lakers W 96-46 1/28/2017 Laurentian Voyageurs W 68-43 2/3/2017 @ Ryerson Rams W 60-59 2/4/2017 @ Toronto Varsity Blues W 71-44 2/10/2017 Carleton Ravens L 52-60 2/11/2017 Ottawa Gee-Gees W 55-44 2/17/2017 York Lions W 76-52 OUA PLAYOFFS (2-1) OUA Quarter-final 2/25/2017 Lakehead Thunderwolves W 81-53 OUA Final Four - Hosted by Queen’s University 3/3/ 2017 Windsor Lancers OUA CRITELLI CUP 3/4/2017 Carleton Ravens

W 65-56 L 42-49

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS (Victoria, B.C.) March 9-12, 2014 • University of Victoria

Media Inquiries Shawn MacDonald Sports Information Officer (p) 613-533-6000 x 36990 (e) comm.sio@queensu.ca (c) 613.484.6763 Final Top 10 ranking: No. 5 Regular Season Record: 18-1 (Home: 9-1 Away: 9-0) U SPORTS championship best result: 4th (2001) Best Top 10 ranking: No. 3 Regular Season Finish: 1st - OUA East (36 pts) U SPORTS championship last appearance: 2013-14 Number of weeks in Top 10: 14/14 Playoff Record: 2-1 (Home: 2-1, Away -) Head Coach: Dave Wilson (35th Season, 36th with Program) U SPORTS championship appearances: 4 Overall Record: 20-2 (Home: 11-2, Away: 9-0) U SPORTS championship all-time record: 1-6 (.200) Playoff finish: OUA Finalists (L 42-49) Team All-Time Record in OUA/OUAA: 385-336 (.534) U SPORTS championship all-time medals: None Including Playoffs: 410-383 (0.517)

By The Numbers

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QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY — KINGSTON, ONTARIO

QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY Queen’s is one of Canada’s leading universities, with an international reputation for scholarship, research, social purpose, spirit and diversity. Consistently highly-ranked, Queen’s is known for its incomparable 24-hour learning environment. Great teaching, great students, community and tradition - these are the hallmarks of the Queen’s experience. History The University was established by Royal Charter of Queen Victoria in 1841 - twenty-six years before Canadian confederation. Classes were first held in 1842. The earliest degreegranting institution in the united Province of Canada, and the first to establish a student government, Queen’s has reflected and helped shape Canadian values and policies, educating many of the country’s most notable political and cultural figures. Students & Faculty Queen’s student body represents 98 different

KINGSTON, ONTARIO Nestled where the Rideau Canal and St. Lawrence River meet Lake Ontario, Kingston is a city built on a grand heritage and defined by an exquisite ability to blend the beauty of

countries, along with every Canadian province and territory. Our faculty is drawn from some of the most prestigious institutions in the world, and Queen’s faculty members regularly receive international recognition and

Alumni Graduates of Queen’s become part of a living, legendary tradition that spans the globe and 172 years. Queen’s graduates can be found in boardrooms, courtrooms, hospitals, art galleries, laboratories, libraries, and governments around the world. Community & Kingston Queen’s University is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, a quintessential university community big enough to provide all the conveniences of modern life, but small enough for students, staff and faculty to feel instantly comfortable and at home. For more than a century-and-a-half, the stories of Queen’s and Kingston have been inextricably entwined. Kingston is Canada’s 3rd best “place to live” in Canada according to a 2009 Canadian Business publication survey.

numerous teaching awards for their research and innovative contributions.

For more information visit www.queensu.ca

yesterday with the passion and sophistication of today. Confederation Tour TrolleyStroll through Kingston’s endlessly diverting intricacies: from its urban heart, a bustling gathering place sparkling with a casual boutique and bistro vitality, to its meandering waterfront with a mix of historic neighbourhoods and breathtaking parkland.

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NHL greats like Kirk Muller, Doug Gilmour and others. Also a reenactment of the first hockey game between Royal Military College and Queen’s University. Fort Henry K-Rock Centre - concerts & events Grand Theatre OHL Kingston Frontenacs

All of this in a city that dazzles with soaring 19th century limstone architecture and the amenities of a major centre, but retains the fascinating allure of a small town. Explore our history; immerse yourself in our vibrant culture. With so much to see and do in Kingston, there is a wealth of attractions to choose from, and each one unravels the secrets of our beautiful city. Kingston is conveniently located between major centres of Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and just 20 minutes from the USA border. Key Attractions • FebFest - Four on four shinny with former

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HEAD COACH DAVE WILSON Wilson is in his 35th season as head coach (36th with the program). Named OUA East coach of the year, Wilson guided the Gaels to a program best record of 18-1 to claim and OUA silver medal and also register career win 350. In the last 17 years, Wilson’s teams have competed for five OUA East Championships, won four OUA East Division Championships, one OUA Championship, and will be making their fourth U SPORTS Championship appearance. He prides his program on being one that provides student-athletes with the best of both worlds; first rate academics and first rate basketball. Noted for his commitment to his athletes both on and off the court, Wilson feels that it is essential for athletes to know that the entire coaching staff is willing and able to help with matters relating to basketball, school, and life in general. Wilson’s post-secondary education began at West Virginia University before transferring to Queen’s to complete a B.A., B.P.H.E., B.Ed. and an M.Ed. As an educator, he believes strongly in the value of a Queen’s education and the ability to combine schoolwork with the rigours of the varsity basketball program. He is extremely proud of the academic success of the players in the program, boasting a 100% graduation rate over his 36 years. Himself a former Gael, Wilson makes his home in Kingston with his wife, Laurie, and has a son, Tai. Career Record: Regular Season

SEASON REVIEW The Gaels finished 2016-17 with their best mark in franchise history losing just one conference game all year to close out the season at 18-1. The only blemish came at home after winning their first 16 games the Gaels lost 60-52 to the Carleton Ravens. Queen’s headed into the playoffs as the firstoverall seed earning a bye to the quarterfinal round. The tricolour drew the Lakehead Thunderwolves in their match who were fresh off an upset of Brock on the road. After struggling to start the game the Gaels took control in the second half taking a decisive 81-53 win at home and earning the right to host the OUA Critelli Cup final four for the first time in program history. With the four-seed Windsor Lancers making their 10th straight appearance at the Final Four the Gaels drew an experienced team in their semifinal. A back-and-forth game for much of the first three quarters, Queen’s was finally able to pull away in the end behind the hot hand of guard Emily Hazlett who led the Gaels in scoring. Queen’s met Carleton for a sold-out Critelli Cup final at the Queen’s Athletics and Recreation Centre in Kingston with 1,904 in attendance. The Gaels struggled to finish and hit their shots against a stingy defensive team in Carleton, resulting in a low scoring affair. The Gaels used the crowd to get themselves back into the game, but in the end the Ravens were too much, taking a Critelli Cup win 49-41. Heading into the U SPORTS national championship, the Gaels are seeded as the #3 team in Canada and will meet the AUS champion Cape Breton Capers. Queen’s will look to earn their first ever medal at the U SPORTS championship, with their best finish coming in 2001 when they finished in fourth place.

Assistant Coaches

JAMES BAMBURY

BOB FREEMAN

A full-time assistant, Bambury is in his fifth season on the women’s basketball coaching staff. Bambury spent the two seasons prior to joining Queen’s as the Head Coach of the women’s basketball team at Royal Military College. Joining the Gaels as a coach marks a return to Queen’s for Bambury, who spent three seasons as a guard on the Gaels men’s basketball team, from 2000-03. Prior to joining RMC, Bambury coached in England. He was the Head Women’s Basketball Coach of Leeds Metropolitan University from 2008-10, where his squad won the British Universities and Colleges Premier North Division championship, and was runner-up in the national final.

Freeman is in his 7th season on the bench bringing a wealth of basketball experience. Now a retired teacher, he has coached over 35 years with great success, at Bayridge SS in both the boys and girls programs. Also heavily involved in the Kingston Impact Club program (both as coach & executive), Freeman brings a passion and commitment to the game that has definitely benefitted the Queen’s program. He makes his home in Kingston with his wife Beth.

Team Co-Captains

330-275 0.545 Including Playoffs 352-314 0.528

Emily Hazlett

Sarah Saftich

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QUEEN’S GAELS - ROSTER #

Name

Pos.

Hgt

Elig Yr.

Course

Hometown / High School

Megan Saftich

5-10

1st

Engineering

Markham, Ont. / Bill Crothers SS

Emily Hazlett

5-6

5th

Kinesiology

Fredericton, N.B. / Fredericton HS

Sarah Saftich

5-6

4th

Kinesiology

Markham, Ont. / Bill Crothers

Abby Dixon

5-10

4th

Kinesiology

North Vancouver, B.C. / Handsworth SS

Emma Ritcey

5-8

1st

Arts & Science

Orillia, Ont. / Orillia District Park SS

Katharina Holt

6-0

2nd

Engineering

Tiny, Ont. / Penetanguishene SS

Marianne Alarie

5-9

3rd

Life Sciences

Sudbury, Ont. / Lo Ellen Park SS

Adriana Conti

5-8

1st

Commerce

Cornwall, Ont. / Ecole Secondaire Catholique La Citadelle

Myriam Fontaine

6-2

2nd

Life Sciences

Cornwall, Ont. / La Citadelle

Veronika Lavergne

6-4

2nd

Arts & Science

Kingston, Ont. / St. Peter’s CHS

Andrea Priamo

6-0

4th

Nursing

Guelph, Ont. / Bishop MacDonell

Robyn Pearson

6-0

5th

Commerce

Toronto, Ont. / Toronto French School

Bridget Mulholland

5-10

1st

Kinesiology

Kingston, Ont. / Regiopolis-Notre Dame

Gemma Bullard

5-10

5th

Masters - Civil Engineering

Guelph, Ont. / John F. Ross C.V.I.

Maddie Morris

6-1

3rd

Psychology

Seeley's Bay, Ont. / Rideau DHS

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Dave Wilson (35th Season, 36th with Program) Assistant Coaches: James Bambury, Bob Freeman

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Position

Name Pronunciation

10 Marianne Alarie

22 Gemma Bullard

11 Adriana Conti

7 Abby Dixon

Marianne Alarie ah-larry Gemma Bullard bull-uhrd Adriana Conti Abby Dixon Myriam Fontaine Emily Hazlett Katharina Holt Veronika Lavergne lah-vern Maddie Morris Bridget Mulholland mull-hall-and Robyn Pearson Andrea Priamo pree-am-oh

Emma Ritcey Megan Saftich saf-titch Sarah Saftich saf-titch

# Name

12 Myriam Fontaine

5 Emily Hazlett

9 Katharina Holt

13 Veronika Lavergne 23 Maddie Morris 21 Bridget Mulholland 15 Robyn Pearson

P P W P

14 Andrea Priamo

8 Emma Ritcey

4 Megan Saftich

6 Sarah Saftich

ROSTER BY PROVINCE

Coaches Dave Wilson James Bambury Bob Freeman

ROSTER BY PROGRAM

Kinesiology 4 Engineering 3 Arts & Science 2 Commerce 2 Life Sciences 2 Psychology 1 Nursing 1

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MEET THE QUEEN’S GAELS

MEGAN SAFTICH

MAJOR HT. 5-10 Engineering HOMETOWN Markham, Ont. ELIG 1st

2016: Appeared in 10 games for the Gaels as a rookie... Averaged 1.4 points... Had a season high five points in 93-63 win over Waterloo. OTHER: Younger sister of teammate Sarah Saftich... Played with North Toronto Juel team and Bill Crothers high school... Member of the 2014 JUEL Molten All-Academic Team.

EMILY HAZLETT MAJOR HT. 5-6 Kinesiology HOMETOWN Fredericton, N.B. ELIG 5th

All-Star 2016-17

5 G

2016: Fifth in the OUA in assists (78), 13th in steals (36)... Averaged 8.9 points per game and 4.1 assists per game... Scored season-high 16 points in loss to Carleton Feb. 10... Finished with season-high 10 assists in Jan 7 win at Windsor... Scored 22 points to lead Gaels to OUA semifinal win over Windsor adding six rebounds and five assists... Led the Gaels with 14 points in Critelli Cup loss to Carleton. OTHER: New Brunswick All-Star and AAA provincial championship... Two-time Fredericton high school varsity basketball MVP... Member of the New Brunswick under 17 and under 15 provincial basketball teams... Father Mark is a Kingston native whose brother and nephew both played football for the Gaels... Parents Mark and Leanne both played for UNB basketball teams.

SARAH SAFTICH

MAJOR HT. 5-6 Kinesiology HOMETOWN Markham, Ont. ELIG 4th

2016: Appeared in 19 games for the Gaels averaging 2.9 points and 1.3 rebounds per game... A three-point specialist had 16 triples on the season... Scored a season high nine points in 73-33 win against Algoma... Appeared in all three playoff games. OTHER: Grade 9 YRAA tier 1 champion...SR bball grade 10 YRAA tier 1 champs... Excellence bball grade 11-12 (Team captain in grade 12)... North Toronto Huskies JUEL grades 11 and 12 (JUEL champions 2012 – teammate was Robyn Pearson)... Player’s choice award 2011-2012 North Toronto Huskies...Grade 9 Bill Crothers award for academic and athletic success...Three cousins attended Queen’s and sparked interest for the school... Older sister of teammate Megan Saftich.

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ABBY DIXON

MAJOR HT. 5-10 Kinesiology HOMETOWN North Vancouver, B.C. ELIG 4th

2016: Had 45 steals which placed her 7th in the OUA... Scored a season high 21 points in 79-75 win over Ryerson... Had six games with 10 or more points... Had a season high five steals in 73-56 win at Windsor... Appeared in all three playoff games... Had four steals in OUA semifinal win over Windsor. OTHER: AAA Basketball team finished first in the Telus Championship in 2012... Member of the BC provincial team in 2012 as the starting point guard finishing third overall at Nationals in Fredericton... She was selected as a 2nd Team All Star at Nationals

EMMA RITCEY HT. 5-8 ELIG 1st

MAJOR Arts & Science HOMETOWN Orillia, Ont. Park SS

2016: Appeared in 19 games for the Gaels averaging 2.6 points, 2.4 rebounds and two assists per game... Had season high seven points in Nov 19 win over Waterloo 93-63... Had seven rebounds and six assists in Dec 3 win over Algoma 73-33... Appeared in all three playoff games... Had three points and three assists in playoff win over Lakehead. OTHER: High school basketball at Orillia District Park SS... Played with Barrie Royals in JUEL and Bluestar Ontario for four summers... Orillia Lakers MVP... Barrie JUEL Prep MVP... High School team MVP grades 9-11... Queen’s tournament MVP in Grade 12... Orilia District “Blackball Tournament” MVP in Grade 12.. JUEL Prep all academic team... Honour Roll high school student.

KATHARINA HOLT

MAJOR HT. 6-0 Engineering HOMETOWN Tiny, Ont. ELIG 2nd

2016: Appeared in 16 games for the Gaels... Averaged 2.8 points and two rebounds per game... Had season high 14 points in season opening 85-54 win at York... Appeared in the Gaels quarter-final win over Lakehead scoring two points while adding one assist and one rebound. OTHER: PSS Athlete of the year in grades 9, 10, and 11 ... PSS Highest Academic Average in grades 9 and 10 ... U15 and U17 Team Ontario ... PSS Student Council President in 2014-15 ... Barrie Royals JUEL Miss Hustle Award ... Multi-sport athlete competing at OFSAA in basketball as well as nordic skiing and shot put.

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MARIANNE ALARIE HT. 5-9 ELIG 3rd

MAJOR Life Sciences HOMETOWN Sudbury, Ont.

2016: Appeared and started in 18 of the Gaels 19 games this season... 10.7 points per game was 29th in the OUA... 38 steals was 12th in OUA... Had two 22 point games, Nov.18 win over Laurier and Nov. 25 win at Lakehead... Had 10 or more points in 10 games... Started all three playoff games... Led the Gaels with 19 points in quarterfinal win over Lakehead... Finished with 12 points in Critelli Cup final. OTHER: Played two seasons with Barrie Royals... Finished second on team in points, points per game, field goals made, 3-point field goals and rebounds... Season high 22 points on 9-13 shooting vs Windsor Valiant April 9-10... Named to Molten Juel All-Academic Team... Led Lo Ellen to one City Championship and three NOSSA finals... Team Captain in all four seasons with Lo Ellen... Lo Ellen Up and Comer Award (2011), Junior Athlete of the Year (2012)... Led team in scoring last season averaging 14.6 points per game... Tournament All-Star at Queen’s and Laurentian high school tournaments... Starting PG and captain of team North Ontario at 2012 Ontario Summer Games... OFSAA Track and Field and Hurdler in 2011 and 2012

ADRIANA CONTI

MAJOR HT. 5-8 Commerce HOMETOWN Cornwall, Ont. ELIG 1st 2016: Dressed for one game... Appeared in exhibition games against Laval in Kingston and Acadia in Halifax.

OTHER: Participated in the 2015 Queen’s high school invitational along with current Gael Myriam Fontaine... La Citadelle Patriots point guard... Lead La Citadelle to SD&G senior girls A championship after coming back from a broken ankle.

MYRIAM FONTAINE HT. 6-2 ELIG 2nd

All-Rookie 2015-16 MAJOR Life Sciences HOMETOWN Cornwall, Ont.

12 P

2016: Appeared in 17 games for the Gaels... Averaged 2.6 rebounds and 2.5 points per game... Scored season high 14 points in Jan 27 win over Nipissing 96-46... Had six rebounds twice this season... Appeared in all three playoff games... Had seven points and three rebounds in quarterfinal win over Lakehead. OTHER: U15 Team Ontario ... La Citadelle Junior Athlete of the Year in grades 9 and 10 ... La Citadelle Senior Athlete of the year in grade 11 ... Senior girls basketball rookie of the year in grade 9 and MVP in grades 10 and 11 at La Citadelle ... MVP at Queen’s annual high school tournament ... Three city championships ... EOSSAA finalist in 2012 ... EOSSAA bronze medalist in 2013 ... Invited to Basketball Canada recruitment for Cadet Team

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VERONIKA LAVERGNE HT. 6-4 ELIG 2nd

MAJOR Arts & Science HOMETOWN Kingston, Ont.

2016: Her 51 offensive rebounds were 7th best in the OUA... 16 blocks recorded good for 11th in OUA... Had 10 or more points eight times including season high 14 in Dec. 3 win over Algoma 73-33... Recorded season high nine rebounds in Nov 19 win vs Waterloo... Had three blocks in a game twice, Feb 4 at Toronto and Feb 17 vs York... Appeared in all three playoff games... Had eight points and six rebounds in playoff win over Lakehead. OTHER: Came to Queen’s from the University at Albany Great Danes, an NCAA Division 1 program... Under the U SPORTS repatriation rule, she was eligible to compete with the Gaels this Fall...Laverge attended St. Peter’s CHS in Ottawa before joining the Great Danes and was a member of the Ottawa Nationals in the JUEL of Ontario league... At St. Peter’s CHS she was named Senior Girls Basketball MVP... In 2014, Lavergne was a member of Team Ontario U17 squad and was chosen as an alternate for the 2013 team.

ANDREA PRIAMO

All-Star All-Rookie 2016-17 2013-14

14 P

MAJOR HT. 6-0 Nursing HOMETOWN Guelph, Ont. ELIG 4th

2016: Priamo ranked 7th in the OUA in both FG pct (47.0) and FT pct (77.4)... 49 offensive rebounds were 8th in OUA... Scored season high 24 points in 79-72 win at Brock Jan. 20 while also adding season high 10 rebounds... Had eight games with 10 or more points... Started all three playoff games... Had 12 points and six rebounds in quarter-final win over Lakehead... Scored 13 points in semifinal win over Windsor. OTHER: Worked with the Athletics & Recreation Advancement team as student the past two summers... D10 Senior Girls League MVP (2012)...OFSAA Bronze (2012)... JUEL Bronze (2012)... D10 All-Star (2011 & 2012)...OFSAA Qualifier (2011)...Bishop Macdonell Senior Girls Basketball Leadership Award (2011)... OFSAA Champion (2009), 4th place (2010)...JUEL All-Academic Award (2012)... Bishop Macdonell Academic and Athletic Excellence Award (2012)... Cardinal Collins Academic Award (2012)...Bishop Macdonell Senior Girls Basketball MVP and Leadership Award.

ROBYN PEARSON MAJOR HT. 6-0 Commerce HOMETOWN Toronto, Ont. ELIG 5th

Two time All-Star 16-17, 15-16

15 P

2016: Finished season as fourth highest rebounder in OUA history with 866 career boards which is also a Queen’s record... Averaged a double-double at 10.1 points and 10.2 rebounds per game... Third in the OUA with 183 rebounds... Finished 5th in the OUA with 10.2 rebounds per game... Finished with 11 games where she had 10 or more points... Had 10 or more rebounds 10 times this season for Queen’s... Recorded 15 rebounds twice... Started all three playoff games for Queen’s... Finished with 10 points and seven rebounds in quarter-final win... Had 11 points and seven rebounds in semifinal win over Windsor... Recorded 18 rebounds in Critelli Cup final against Carleton. OTHER: Started her own media and graphics company Smooth Studios... Played rep basketball for four years before Queen’s...Won six CISAA championships... Member of the North Toronto Huskies Juel Team... Captain of the 2010-11 Etobicoke Storm Juel Team...Senior female athlete of the year in 2009-10... Member of Toronto Triple Threat from 2008-2010.

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All-Rookie 2016-17

BRIDGET MULHOLLAND MAJOR HT. 5-10 Kinesiology HOMETOWN Kingston, Ont. ELIG 1st

21 W

2016: Appeared in all 19 games for the Gaels... Had 28 steals ranking her 24th in the OUA... Had season high in points with 17 and rebounds with nine in OUA season finale win over York 76-52... Appeared in all three playoff games... Had 12 points off the bench in quarter-final win over Lakehead... In semifinal win over Windsor she added six points and three rebounds. OTHER: High school basketball at Regiopolous Notre Dame... KASSA champion three straight years... OBA Hazle Miner Award winner for upholding the finest qualities of sport in pursuit of athletic excellence... Club team Kington Impact in JUEL Elite League... U17 Ontario team captain, gold medalist and 1st team all-star... Invited as under-aged player to U19 National Team tryouts... FIBA World 3on3 Championship player for Canada... Canada Basketball Targeted Athlete Strategy Program... Only grade 11 to be named 1st team all-star in JUEL Elite League...Daughter of Shannon and Gord, sister to Stuart and Mathew

GEMMA BULLARD HT. 5-10 ELIG 5th

2013-14 East Tracy MacLeod Award

All-Star All-Rookie 2013-14 2010-11 MAJOR Masters - Civil Engineering HOMETOWN Guelph, Ont.

22 W

2013-14 East Tracy MacLeod Award

2016: Appeared in 11 games, starting in one... Averaged 4.8 points and 3.6 rebounds per game... Had season high 11 points in Nov. 18 win over Laurier... Appeared in all three playoff games... Missed time during the season due to injury... Scored five points while adding three rebounds in the quarterfinal win over Lakehead. OTHER: Competed for England national team at U18 and U20 European Championships... Missed entire 2011-12 season due to injury... Did not play in 2015-16 after battling injuries.

MADDIE MORRIS MAJOR HT. 6-1 Psychology HOMETOWN Seeley’s Bay, Ont. ELIG 3rd

23 P

2016: Has missed the entire 2016-17 season due to injury. OTHER: Started playing at the age of nine... As a grade 9 in high school played for her Senior Team... Appeared at OFSAA on four occations medaling in three of the appearances... Three time Leeds and Grenville SS All-Star (2013, 2012, 2011) and league MVP in 2013... Competed for Ontario at U17 Summer Games

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TEAM PHOTO

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP - FINAL 8

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2016-17 PLAYOFF GAME BY GAME Lakehead

No.5 Gaels defeat Lakehead 81-53, will host OUA Critelli Cup Final Four starting next Friday

Queen’s

FINAL

Lakehead

Queen’s

opened up a 9-2 lead to start the opening frame.

KINGSTON, Ont. (February 25, 2017) - The No.5 Queen’s Gaels took down the Lakehead Thunderwolves 81-53 in their OUA quarter-final from the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) in OUA women’s basketball playoff action. With the win, Queen’s will now host the OUA Critelli Cup Final Four next weekend. GAME FLOW The Gaels got off to the quick start they were hoping for in the opening quarter led by an Emily Hazlett (Fredericton) lay-in untouched to kick things off in Kingston. From there, Queen’s

The Thunderwolves pushed back as the Gaels shooters went cold. To close out the quarter, Lily Gruber-Schulz was the benefactor of a Jerika Baldin pass to the baseline that Shculz snuck-in before the buzzer to tie the game up at 17-17 heading into the second. August Ricketts hit a jumper to start off the second and the Thunderwolves moved ahead for the first time in the game. Queen’s jumped in front again but were only able to stay ahead of Lakehead by just a few points. Heading into the final minutes before halftime, Marianne Alarie (Sudbury, Ont.) and Veronika Lavergne (Ottawa) went to work to put Queen’s in good standing at the break. First, Alarie picked up a pass from Hazlett and drove to the hoop for an easy two. After Hazlett then connected with Lavergne in the post for another bucket, Alarie elected not to run out the clock with 18 seconds left as she spotted a wide-open Lavergne who finished an easy lay-in. When it was all said and done the Gaels went to halftime up 36-26. In the third quarter the Gaels pushed the pace and were able to maintain a double-digit lead for much of the quarter. When Lakehead was able to get the game to within eight points, rookie Bridget Mulholland (Kingston, Ont.) went to work for Queen’s hitting a big three-pointer to put the Gaels back ahead 11. Queen’s outscored Lakehead 21-12 in the third to take a 19-point lead heading into the final quarter. From there it was all Gaels in the final frame. Queen’s added another nine points to their lead before it was all said and done. Alarie scored nine of her 19 points in the final frame and the Gaels took an 81-53 win over Lakehead. FINAL SAY “This is a huge opportunity and it was one of our goals at the very beginning of the season to host the Final Four. We plan to work even harder this week now to make sure we are ready. Coming into the second half tonight we just said we were going to take care of business. We were dominating on the boards offensively and defensively and we were getting steals. I think that just helped to lead our offence in the second half.” - Marianne Alarie.

Windsor

Queen’s

Hazlett’s hot hand leads Gaels past Lancers to Critelli Cup final

FINAL

Windsor

Queen’s

mitted just 18 in the game.

KINGSTON, Ont. (March 3, 2017) - The first-seeded Queen’s Gaels took down the fourth-seeded Windsor Lancers 64-56 from the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) at Queen’s University in Kingston, Ontario. The Gaels saw a strong performance by fifth-year guard Emily Hazlett who led all scorers with 22 points on 10-16 shooting while adding six rebound and five assists. Windsor saw Emily Prevost go 7-14 for 17 points to lead all Lancers. Queen’s was able to take advantage of 28 Lancer turnovers for 24 points while the Gaels com-

“This is something we’ve been working toward all year,” said Emily Hazlett after the win. “Now that we have the chance to win the Critelli Cup tomorrow at home and then move on to try and win the bronze baby; everyone is just excited.” The game started off with a quick first bucket to the visiting Windsor Lancers who held and early lead thanks to some cold shooting from the home side Queen’s Gaels. Fifth-year Queen’s guard Emily Hazlett put the Gaels on her back from there, making quick moves for buckets with an around-the-back past the Lancer defence and a fake-pass she took straight to the hoop. The Gaels took a 17-13 lead after the opening frame. Emily Prevost and Carly Steer showed why the Lancers have been such a dominant team in the OUA in recent years putting the Lancers on their back to get back into the game. Prevost put up nine of her 11 first-half points in the second frame as the Lancers briefly pulled ahead. Hazlett continued to shoot well for Queen’s, however, finishing 6-7 in the opening half and it was all tied up at 32-32 at the break. Two of the better teams in the country went toe-to-toe through the third which saw the lead swinging back and forth. A seven-point effort from Andrea Priamo gave the Gaels a two-point lead heading into the final frame. Queen’s continued to push the pace into the fourth quarter as the Lancers bench started to get more minutes with starters finding themselves in foul trouble. The momentum shifted the Gaels way as the crowd erupted for a Marianne Alarie steal that turned into points for Queen’s. From there the Gaels defence stayed strong, and Queen’s was able to fend off the Lancers for a 64-56 victory. “I wasn’t concerned when we were tied at halftime because I knew that if we kept the pace up, they would be tired come the fourth quarter,” said Gaels coach Dave Wilson. “It was a hell of a performance from a fifth-year player (Hazlett) who knows how to control a game and allows me almost to just sit back.”

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2016-17 PLAYOFF GAME BY GAME CONT’D Carleton

Queen’s

Gaels come up short in Critelli Cup Final, falling to Carleton 49-41

FINAL

Carleton

Queen’s

KINGSTON, Ont.- The Queen’s Gaels women’s basketball team battled hard, but came up short in the Critelli Cup OUA championship final on Saturday evening at the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC), falling to the Carleton Ravens by a score of 49-41 in front of a sell-out crowd of 1,904. After losing their first game of the season back in November, the Ravens ran the table throughout the rest of their conference and playoff schedule, winning 21 straight contests, the last of which came in a formidable defensive effort against a Gaels squad that also lost only once in the regular season. That defeat also came against the Ravens on February 10 at the ARC.

“It’s been a long time coming for this program,” said Carleton bench-boss Taffe Charles. “We work hard and I thought this team deserved it, we did a lot of great things this year and overcame a lot of adversity. We’re just pleased to win in an absolute hostile environment, defense can win championships and it doesn’t fail you especially when things are tight.” Carleton held the Gaels to a 19.7% (15-76) shooting percentage and just two three-point field-goals on the night, while managing just enough offense of their own against a stingy Queen’s squad that held them to a 27.1% (16-59) efficiency. OUA first-team all-star Heather Lindsay tallied a game-high 15 points and 16 rebounds in the victory, and was named the Porter Airlines player of the game in helping the Ravens raise the Critelli Cup Trophy for the first time in its history. “It was a big statement win for our program,” said Lindsay. “We go out there, we see a target and we just try and beat it. That was our goal on the year and we did it for our coach.” “I’ve known Heather since she was 14-years old and just to see her growth as a basketball player is amazing,” said Charles. “When the players want it more than the coach that’s what you want to have and she really led this team.” Fellow first-team all-star Catherine Traer added nine points and seven rebounds for the Ravens. The Gaels were led by first-team conference all-star Emily Hazlett, who picked up 14 points, four rebounds, and three assists. Marianne Alarie tallied 12 points and six rebounds, while Robyn Pearson – also a first-team all-star – added seven points and a game-high 18 rebounds. The Gaels’ sole title remains its OUA championship victory in 2000-01. “I felt we got good looks at the hoop a number of times, and even when we had those good looks we couldn’t make it,” said Queen’s coach Dave Wilson. “This one we’ll just have to forget and move on to the next one (at U SPORTS) and see who we draw. The atmosphere that we had (at the ARC), the signs, the noise, everything like that, it was just a fun place to play.”

2016-17 VS U SPORTS FINAL 8 TEAMS

Carleton (0-3)

Exhibition | Metro Gelebe tournament L 67-60 After a back-and-forth first half, the host Carleton Ravens got the better of the Gaels in a hard fought game, which ended 67-60. Queen’s was up 29-27 after the first half, winning the first quarter 17-15 before both teams scored 12 points in the second. Carleton jumped ahead in the third, outshooting Queen’s 46.7% to 33.3% in the quarter. Despite their best efforts, the Gaels saw a three-point deficit heading into the final frame grow, ending the game down 67-60 to the Ravens, who won their home tournament as a result. The Gaels were led by Andrea Priamo (Guelph, Ont.) with 11 points and six rebounds. Emily Hazlett (Fredericton) and Abby Dixon (North Vancouver) scored 10 points each for the tricolour. Dixon contributed a team-high seven rebounds, while Hazlett grabbed five of her own. Regular Season L 60-52 No. 3 Gaels unbeaten streak snapped in 60-52 loss to No. 5 Ravens KINGSTON, Ont. (February 10, 2017) - The Queen’s Gaels women’s basketball team suffered their first loss of the season on Friday night at the Athletics and Recreation Centre (ARC) in front of a boisterous crowd, dropping a 60-52 decision to the stingy Carleton Ravens. Emily Hazlett scored a game-high 16 points in a losing cause for the Gaels (16-1), who were held to 52 points – a season low – by the top defence in the conference from Carleton (15-1). Queen’s now joins the Ravens as the only two teams to have just a single loss to their name with two weekends left in conference play. Hazlett shot 5-of-9 from the field, while Marianne Alarie (Sudbury, Ont.) added 11 points and four rebounds. Andrea Priamo (Guelph, Ont.) tallied eight points and a team-high eight boards for Queen’s, who shot 31.7% (19-60) on the night. Catherine Traer dropped 14 points in helping the Ravens hand Queen’s its first conference loss. OUA Final L 49-41 See above playoff recap.

Laval (0-1)

Exhibition | Queen’s Tindall Invitational Tournament L 65-51 In the final game of the Queen’s Invitational women’s basketball tournament on Sunday afternoon at the ARC, the Laval Rouge-et-Or won the battle of the undefeated squads by notching a 65-51 victory over the host Queen’s Gaels. The Rouge-et-Or finish the weekend with a perfect 3-0 record after victories over Acadia and Alberta, and were led by Raphaelle Cote who tallied 19 points and 11 rebounds, both of which were game-highs. Jane Gagne picked up nine points, three baords and three steals, and Gabrielle Girard added eight points, five boards, and three steals for Laval, who were able to claim 21 points off of 25 turnovers from the Gaels. Queen’s was led by a 10-points performance from Andrea Priamo (Guelph, Ont.), who shot 8-of-10 from the free-throw line and tallied six rebounds and a steal. Veronika Lavergne added eight rebounds and six boards, and Marianne Alarie chipped in five points and eight rebounds for the Gaels, who finish the weekend with a 2-1 record. The Rouge-et-Or shot 36.6% from the field on Sunday afternoon, compared to 28.0% from Queen’s.

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STANDINGS AND STATISTICS U SPORTS - 2016-17 FINAL STANDINGS

AUS GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Cape Breton 20 13 7 0.65 1373 1256 32 Saint Mary’s 20 15 5 0.75 1331 1167 26 UNB 20 15 5 0.75 1255 1061 24 Memorial 20 11 9 0.55 1333 1300 20 Acadia 20 11 9 0.55 1497 1387 14 UPEI 20 11 9 0.55 1251 1222 10 Dalhousie 20 3 17 0.15 1141 1425 6 StFX 20 1 19 0.05 951 1314 2 CANADA WEST GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Winnipeg 20 18 2 0.9 1481 1213 36 Regina 20 17 3 0.85 1502 1055 34 Alberta 20 17 3 0.85 1339 1135 34 UBC 20 16 4 0.8 1455 1224 32 Saskatchewan 20 15 5 0.75 1405 1186 30 Victoria 20 12 8 0.6 1396 1343 24 Trinity Western 20 12 8 0.6 1366 1342 24 UFV 20 12 8 0.6 1254 1239 24 Calgary 20 11 9 0.55 1269 1252 22 Brandon 20 8 12 0.4 1310 1425 16 MacEwan 20 7 13 0.35 1200 1260 14 UNBC 20 6 14 0.3 1337 1423 12 Lethbridge 20 5 15 0.25 1171 1380 10 UBC Okanagan 20 4 16 0.2 1202 1417 8 Manitoba 20 4 16 0.2 1254 1494 8 Mount Royal 20 4 16 0.2 1210 1476 8 Thompson Rivers 20 2 18 0.1 1149 1436 4 OUA NORTH DIVISION GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Carleton 19 18 1 0.947 1296 970 36 Ottawa 19 13 6 0.684 1144 1030 26 Laurentian 19 4 15 0.211 1076 1304 8 Nipissing 19 1 18 0.053 915 1438 2 EAST DIVISION GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Queen’s 19 18 1 0.947 1400 1067 36 Ryerson 19 13 6 0.684 1294 1098 26 Toronto 19 7 12 0.368 1146 1234 14 York 19 5 14 0.263 1016 1285 10 CENTRAL DIVISION GP W L Win % PF PA PTS McMaster 19 17 2 0.895 1493 1096 34 Lakehead 19 8 11 0.421 1267 1216 16 Brock 19 8 11 0.421 1254 1324 16 Guelph 19 5 14 0.263 1150 1355 10 WEST DIVISION GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Windsor 20 16 4 0.8 1469 1114 32 Laurier 20 13 7 0.65 1376 1266 26 Western 20 8 12 0.4 1187 1285 16 Waterloo 20 6 14 0.3 1110 1277 12 Algoma 20 4 16 0.2 1093 1327 8 RSEQ GP W L Win % PF PA PTS Laval 16 14 2 0.875 1146 943 28 McGill 16 9 7 0.563 951 950 18 UQAM 16 8 8 0.5 975 996 16 Concordia 16 7 9 0.438 1017 1077 14 Bishop’s 16 2 14 0.125 897 1020 4

2016-17 Women’s Basketball U SPORTS Top 10 Week 1: Oct 26 - Nov 1, 2016

Week 2: Nov 2 - 8, 2016

1. Regina (0-0) (-) 2. Carleton (0-0)(-) 3. McMaster (0-0)(-) 4. Laval (0-0) (-) 5. McGill (0-0) (-) 6. Windsor (0-0)(-) 7. Ryerson (0-0)(-) 8. Queens (0-0) (-) 9. Saskatchewan (0-0) (-) 10. Victoria (0-0) (-)

1. Regina (2-0) 2. Carleton (0-0) 3. McMaster (0-0) 4. Laval (0-0) 5. McGill (0-0) 6. Windsor (0-0) 7. Queens (0-0) 8. Saint Marys (2-0) 9. Ryerson (0-1) 10. Victoria (0-2)

Week 3: Nov 9 - Nov 15, 2016

Week 4: Nov 16 - 22, 2016

Week 5: Nov 23 - 29, 2016

Week 6: Nov 30 - Dec 6, 2016

1. Carleton (0-0) 2. McMaster (2-0) 3. Regina (3-1) 4. Laval (2-0) 5. Windsor (2-0) 6. McGill (0-1) 7. Queens (2-0) 8. Saint Marys (4-0) 9. Ryerson (1-1) 10. Victoria (2-2)

1. McMaster (3-0) 2. Regina (3-1) 3. Laval (3-0) 4. Carleton (0-1) 5. Windsor (4-0) 6. Queens (4-0) 7. Saint Marys (6-0) 8. McGill (0-2) 9. Ryerson (3-1) 10. Victoria (4-2)

1. McMaster (5-0) 2. Regina (5-1) 3. Laval (4-0) 4. Carleton (2-1) 5. Windsor (6-0) 6. Queens (5-0) 7. Saint Mary’s (7-0) 8. Ryerson (4-1) 9. Winnipeg (8-0) 10. UBC (6-0)

1. Laval (4-0) 2. Carleton (4-1) 3. McMaster (6-1) 4. Regina (6-2) 5. Queen’s (6-0) 6. Ryerson (6-1) 7. Windsor (7-1) 8. Saint Mary’s (7-0) 9. Winnipeg (10-0) 10. UBC (8-0)

Week 7: Jan. 3 - 10, 2017

Week 8: Jan. 11 - 17, 2016

Week 9: Jan. 18 - 24, 2017

Week 10: Jan. 25 - 31, 2017

1. McMaster (8-1) 2. Laval (5-1) 3. Regina (8-2) 4. Carleton (6-1) 5. Queen’s (8-0) 6. Ryerson (8-1) 7. Windsor (8-2) 8. Winnipeg (11-1) 9. Saint Mary’s (7-2) 10. Saskatchewan (6-4)

1. McMaster (10-1) 2. Laval (7-1) 3. Regina (10-2) 4. Carleton (8-1) 5. Queen’s (10-0) 6. Windsor (10-2) 7. Ryerson (9-2) ) 8. Winnipeg (13-1) 9. Saint Mary’s (9-2) 10. Saskatchewan (8-4)

1. Laval (7-1) 2. Regina (12-2) 3. McMaster (11-2) 4. Queen’s (12-0) 5. Carleton (11-1) 6. Windsor (12-2) 7. Ryerson (10-2) 8. Winnipeg (13-1) 9. Saskatchewan (10-4) 10. Saint Mary’s (10-3)

1. Laval (9-1) 2. Regina (14-2) 3. McMaster (13-2) 4. Queen’s (14-0) 5. Carleton (13-1) 6. Windsor (13-3) 7. Winnipeg (15-1) 8. Ryerson (11-3) 9. Saskatchewan (12-4) 10. Cape Breton (12-2)

Week 11: Feb.1 - 7, 2017

Week 12: Feb. 8 – 14, 2017

Week 13: Feb. 15 – 21, 2017

Week 14: Feb. 22 – 28, 2017

1. Laval (11-1) 2. McMaster (14-2) 3. Queen’s (16-0) 4. Regina (15-3) 5. Carleton (14-1) 6. Windsor (13-3) 7. Winnipeg (16-2) 8. Ryerson (12-4) 9. Saskatchewan (13-5) 10. Saint Mary’s (12-4)

1. Laval (12-1) 2. McMaster (15-2) 3. Regina (17-3) 4. Carleton (16-1) 5. Queen’s (17-1) 6. Windsor (15-3) 7. Winnipeg (18-2) 8. Ryerson (13-4) 9. Saskatchewan (15-5) 10. Saint Mary’s (13-4)

1. Laval (13-1) 2. McMaster (17-2) 3. Regina (17-3) 4. Carleton (18-1) 5. Queen’s (18-1) 6. Winnipeg (18-2) 7. Windsor (16-4) 8. Saskatchewan (15-5) 9. Saint Mary’s (14-4) 10. Ryerson (13-6)

1. McMaster (17-2) 2. Regina (17-3) 3. Laval (14-2) 4. Carleton (18-1) 5. Queen’s (18-1) 6. Winnipeg (18-2) 7. Windsor (16-4) 8. Saskatchewan (15-5) 9. Alberta (17-3) 10. Saint Mary’s (15-5)

OUA SCORING LEADERS - 2016-17 Rank

Player

Team

MIN/G

FG%

3FG%

FT%

PPG

BROCK

32.8

43.3

33.3

70.8

MCMASTER

29.8

44.1

39.2

76.8

19.1

RYERSON

29.8

45.6

28.6

18.5

K Schenck

LAURIER

30.5

35.8

72.8

15.4

M Puklicz

WESTERN

33.4

33.5

22.9

68.9

15.3

K Cornelissen

D Boiago

S Paska

4 5 6

N Morrison

C Traer

8 9 10

B Atkinson

J Curran

H Lindsay

M Tatti

14 15 16 17 18

C Steer

WINDSOR

23.5

K Osborne

WATERLOO

26.6

...29

M Alarie

QUEEN'S

23.2

LAURIER

28.4

33.9

23.1

67.9

14.9

CARLETON

28.6

34.2

59.6

14.6

K Ring

RYERSON

33.2

42.9

26.3

61.8

14.6

E Prevost

WINDSOR

46.8

71.8

14.5

BROCK

30.5

43.9

78.5

14.4

WESTERN

31.4

52.5

33.3

53.2

14.2

CARLETON

24.1

55.8

77.5

14.1

BROCK

36.7

38.8

32.7

76.5

13.8

S Besselink

OTTAWA

42.6

35.6

89.3

13.8

R Atkinson

TORONTO

26.4

33.5

20.3

86.6

L Harper

MCMASTER

25.7

46.7

32.8

62.5

12.6

C Abbott

NIPISSING

30.8

33.2

30.3

76.7

12.5

38.3

39.3

33.5

24.2

75.4

11.9

26.9

10.7

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STANDINGS AND STATISTICS CONT’D REGULAR SEASON SCORING STATISTICS - QUEEN’S GAELS (2016-17) Queen’s Team Stats

PPG

FG %

3PT %

FT %

REB/G

AST/G

73.7

39.8

26.8

66.8

47.0

12.1

MIN/G

FG/G

PCT

3PT/G

PCT

FT/G

PCT

PPG

41.7

0.2-0.7

28.6

0.2-0.6

33.3

1.4

SHOOTING GAME STATISTICS NO.

NAME

Megan Saftich

7.5

0.5-1.2

Emily Hazlett

24.2

3.4-8.2

0.3-1.2

26.1

1.9-2.8

66.7

8.9

Sarah Saftich

13.1

1.1-3.7

28.6

0.8-2.9

28.6

0.0-0.1

2.9

Abby Dixon

23.6

3.0-9.2

32.6

0.7-2.6

1.6-2.4

67.4

8.3

Emma Ritcey

15.3

0.9-2.8

32.1

0.2-0.8

0.6-0.8

2.6

Katharina Holt

8.2

0.8-2.2

33.3

0.1-0.6

22.2

1.1-1.4

78.3

2.8

Marianne Alarie

23.2

4.3-10.4

0.8-2.9

26.9

1.3-2.2

10.7

Adriana Conti

0.0-0.0

Myriam Fontaine

8.1

0.8-2.9

26.5

0.0-0.1

1.0-1.5

2.5

Veronika Lavergne

15.2

3.5-6.4

54.1

0.0-0.0

1.1-1.9

55.6

Andrea Priamo

23.2

3.9-8.3

0.0-0.0

2.3-2.9

77.4

10.1

Robyn Pearson

22.7

4.5-9.9

45.3

0.1-0.1

1.1-1.8

57.6

10.1

Bridget Mulholland

18.3

1.9-5.0

38.9

0.6-1.8

32.4

1.1-1.6

66.7

5.5

Gemma Bullard

11.9

1.2-4.9

24.1

0.5-2.3

2.0-2.5

78.6

4.8

Maddie Morris

0.0-0.0

Totals

200.1

28.0-70.4

39.8

3.9-14.5

26.8

13.8-20.6

66.8

73.7

Opponent

200.1

20.6-61.2

33.6

3.6-15.2

23.5

11.4-17.1

56.2

MPG

OFF/G

DEF/G

REB/G

PF/G

DQ/G

AST/G

TO/G

A/TO

STL/G

BALL CONTROL GAME STATISTICS NO.

NAME

BLK/G

Megan Saftich

7.5

0.2

0.4

0.5

0.2

0.4

0.5

0.7

Emily Hazlett

24.2

0.9

1.9

2.8

1.9

4.1

2.6

1.6

1.9

0.7

Sarah Saftich

13.1

0.4

0.9

1.3

0.8

0.6

0.7

0.8

0.7

Abby Dixon

23.6

1.4

1.8

3.3

2.1

1.2

1.4

0.8

2.4

0.1

Emma Ritcey

15.3

0.3

2.2

2.4

1.6

1.4

0.8

0.2

Katharina Holt

8.2

1.3

0.8

0.3

0.1

0.2

Marianne Alarie

23.2

1.1

2.6

3.7

1.8

1.4

2.4

0.6

2.1

0.2

Adriana Conti

Myriam Fontaine

8.1

1.4

1.2

2.6

0.4

0.5

0.9

0.2

Veronika Lavergne

15.2

2.7

4.7

1.8

0.1

0.3

1.5

0.2

0.6

0.8

Andrea Priamo

23.2

2.7

3.9

6.6

1.9

0.1

0.6

2.2

0.3

0.6

0.7

Robyn Pearson

22.7

3.4

6.8

10.2

0.1

0.6

1.6

0.4

0.9

0.8

Bridget Mulholland

18.3

1.1

2.5

3.6

1.1

0.5

1.4

0.4

1.5

0.2

Gemma Bullard

11.9

1.7

1.9

3.6

1.5

0.2

0.5

0.4

0.7

0.1

Maddie Morris

Totals

200.1

18.5

28.5

17.1

12.1

17.6

0.7

12.4

3.9

Opponent

200.1

12.1

24.1

36.1

18.1

8.9

23.1

0.4

9.5

3.3

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STANDINGS AND STATISTICS CONT’D REGULAR SEASON SCORING STATISTICS - QUEEN’S GAELS (2016-17) SHOOTING SEASON STATISTICS NO.

NAME

MIN

PCT

3PT

PCT

PTS

2-7

28.6

2-6

33.3

Megan Saftich

5-12

41.7

Emily Hazlett

459

64-156

41.0

6-23

26.1

36-54

66.7

170

Sarah Saftich

248

20-70

28.6

16-56

28.6

0-2

0.0

Abby Dixon

449

57-175

32.6

13-50

26.0

31-46

67.4

158

Emma Ritcey

290

17-53

32.1

4-16

25.0

12-16

75.0

Katharina Holt

131

12-36

33.3

2-9

22.2

18-23

78.3

Marianne Alarie

417

77-188

41.0

14-52

26.9

24-40

60.0

192

Adriana Conti

0-0

Myriam Fontaine

138

13-49

26.5

0-2

0.0

17-25

68.0

Veronika Lavergne

288

66-122

54.1

0-0

20-36

55.6

152

Andrea Priamo

418

70-149

47.0

0-0

41-53

77.4

181

Robyn Pearson

409

81-179

45.3

1-2

50.0

19-33

57.6

182

Bridget Mulholland

348

37-95

38.9

11-34

32.4

20-30

66.7

105

Gemma Bullard

131

13-54

24.1

5-25

20.0

22-28

78.6

Maddie Morris

0-0

Totals

3801

532-1338

39.8

74-276

26.8

262-392

66.8

1400

Opponent

3801

391-1163

33.6

68-289

23.5

217-324

67.0

1067

MIN

OFF

DEF

REB

AST

A/TO

STL

BLK

BALL CONTROL SEASON STATISTICS NO.

NAME

Megan Saftich

0.5

Emily Hazlett

459

1.6

Sarah Saftich

248

0.8

Abby Dixon

449

0.8

Emma Ritcey

290

1.4

Katharina Holt

131

0.3

Marianne Alarie

417

0.6

Adriana Conti

Myriam Fontaine

138

0.9

Veronika Lavergne

288

0.2

Andrea Priamo

418

119

0.3

Robyn Pearson

409

122

183

0.4

Bridget Mulholland

348

0.4

Gemma Bullard

131

0.4

Maddie Morris

Totals

3801

352

541

893

324

229

334

0.7

235

Opponent

3801

229

457

686

343

170

438

0.4

181

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ALL-TIME RECORD (OUA/OUAA) CONFERENCE RECORD

CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS

CIS/CIAU CHAMPIONSHIP

OVERALL

SEASON

PCT.

COACH

CONFERENCE

1971-72

538

462

149

130

687

592

0.538

Brenda Mackie

OWIAA East

1972-73

367

365

0.600

Brenda Mackie

OWIAA East

1973-74

585

430

631

495

0.727

Maureen Bouris

OWIAA East

1974-75

0.636

Maureen Bouris

OWIAA East

1975-76

127

152

Maureen Lisle

OWIAA East

1976-77#

0.571

Debbie Holts

OWIAA East

1977-78

608

585

662

649

0.563

Debbie Holts

OWIAA East

1978-79

678

844

732

909

0.231

Doug Fraser

OWIAA Tier 1

1979-80

704

830

704

830

0.250

Doug Fraser

OWIAA Tier 1

1980-81#

759

650

759

650

0.455

Doug Fraser

OWIAA Tier 2

1981-82

610

784

657

863

0.385

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1982-83

691

767

691

767

0.333

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1983-84

704

711

118

114

822

825

0.643

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1984-85

649

800

120

155

769

955

0.357

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1985-86

542

783

542

783

0.083

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1986-87

418

735

418

735

0.083

Tim Orpin

OWIAA East

1987-88

634

784

634

784

0.250

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1988-89

688

729

688

729

0.417

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1989-90

127

0.500

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1990-91

733

693

772

753

0.462

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1991-92

827

718

879

789

0.462

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1992-93

763

673

203

193

966

866

0.667

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1993-94

788

769

112

131

900

0.429

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1994-95

701

727

170

194

871

921

0.467

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1995-96

844

754

107

116

951

870

0.500

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1996-97

1201

1236

1201

1236

0.300

Dave Wilson

OWIAA East

1997-98

1165

1058

204

191

1369

1249

0.739

Dave Wilson

OUA East

1998-99

1300

1087

1371

1173

0.667

Dave Wilson

OUA East

1999-00

1246

1177

1300

1251

0.524

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2000-01*

1375

1235

223

192

173

199

1771

1626

0.731

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2001-02

1192

1139

1261

1214

0.571

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2002-03

1168

1067

178

162

113

131

1459

1360

0.560

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2003-04

1311

1177

1369

1237

0.696

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2004-05

1331

1157

1367

1197

0.565

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2005-06

1144

1177

108

104

1252

1281

0.500

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2006-07

1341

1271

105

123

1446

1394

0.625

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2007-08

1408

1395

1464

1462

0.391

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2008-09

1323

1409

1365

1462

0.304

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2009-10

1399

1316

1453

1378

0.565

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2010-11

1327

1438

1378

1500

0.304

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2011-12

1411

1428

1477

1499

0.522

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2012-13

1249

1339

130

136

1379

1475

0.364

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2013-14

1399

1249

177

187

107

128

1576

1436

0.720

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2014-15

1354

1185

225

199

1579

1384

0.591

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2015-16

1259

1098

125

109

1384

1207

0.714

Dave Wilson

OUA East

2016-17

1400

1067

186

158

1586

1225

0.909

Dave Wilson

OUA East

TOTALS

721

385

336

41134

40298

3768

3981

793

410

383

43190

42966

0.517

393

458

# Game cancelled due to weather * Denotes Conference Champions ? Denotes Records Unavailable/Missing For results before 1971 please contact sports information department.

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OVER 100 YEARS OF WOMEN’S BASKETBALL AT QUEEN’S Queen’s Women’s Basketball celebrated 100 years in the fall of 2010 and are currently playing in their 103rd season. The December 1, 1910 issue of the Queen’s Journal reported on the first ever game for women’s basketball at Queen’s:

“Tuesday, the 22nd, was a notable day in the history of basketball in the University, for on that day, for the first time, the Ladies’ Basketball team played before the public view. A very large crowd turned out to see the game, including several hundred ladies. It quite beautified our old gym, when the rows of bright faces and bright colours were arranged around the side. The YMCA were our girls’ first victims. Mr. Bews has been boasting for some time about his team, but we thought he was simply indulging in pleasantry. However, our eyes were opened. The girls played beautiful ball. Short, fast passing, quick running, hard checking, and some really splendid shooting, marked the game.” Queen’s won its first game 11-5. The players were Miss Edna Henderson, Miss Merry, Miss Nash, Miss O’Hearn, and Miss Warren.

INTERCOLLEGIATE BASKETBALL LEAGUE - 1922 The women’s intercollegiate basketball league was started in 1922. Three teams were in the league, Queen’s, Varsity and McGill. Each year the teams competed for the “Bronze Baby”, the original trophy was lost in a shipwreck on its way from England.

BRONZE BABY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS Queen’s Bronze Baby Champions (Prior to National Championship donation in 1972) 1934-35, 1947-48, 1951-52, 1961-62, 1969-70 In 1934-35 Queen’s won the intercollegiate championship (The Bronze Baby) for the first time since its donation in 1922. (Queen’s Journal Vol.75: January 30, 1948, No.29)

OUA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS In 2000-01 the team had their most successful season since the inception of the OWIAA (now OUA) in 1971. Despite a third place finish in the OUA East division, the Gaels knocked off Toronto in the quarter-finals, 89-72, Laurentian in the semifinals, 61-57, enroute to the provincial championship over McMaster 73-63. Co-captain Jacqueline Beaudoin led the way with 80 points for the Gels in the three games combined proving why she was selected as an OUA All-Star. 2000-01

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AWARDS AND RECORDS U SPORTS AWARDS

OUA ALL-STARS

SYLVIA SWEENEY AWARD (OUTSTANDING STUDENT-ATHLETE)

2016-17 (4) Emily Hazlett (1st), Robyn Pearson (1st), Andrea Priamo (2nd), Bridget Mulholland (Rookie)

TRACY MACLEOD AWARD

1994-95 (1) 2015-16 (3) Jenny Wright (1st), Robyn Pearson (1st), Myriam Fontaine Cathy Amara (Rookie) 1993-94 (1) Vicki Wilson 2014-15 (2)

1995-96 ..................................................... Jaylene Morrison 2013-14 .........................................................Gemma Bullard

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS 1993-94 (1) Vicki Wilson (Rookie)

Jenny Wright (1st), Liz Boag (2nd)

1996-97 (1) Wendy Moon 1995-96 (2) Jaylene Morrison, Angela Von Richter

1992-93 (1) Vicki Wilson

1993-94 (1) Vicki Wilson (2nd)

2013-14 (4) Liz Boag (1st), Jenny Wright (1st), Gemma Bullard (2nd), Andrea Priamo (Rookie)

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STARS

2012-13 (1) Liz Boag (2nd)

1990-91 (1) Julie Farquhar

2011-12 (2) Brittany Moore (1st), Jenny Wright (Rookie)

1989-90 (2) Nancy Coke, Julie Farquhar

2010-11 (3) Brittany Moore (1st), Liz Boag (Rookie), Gemma Bullard (Rookie)

1988-89 (1) Nancy Coke (2nd)

2000-01 (1) Jacqueline Beaudoin

2009-10 (2) Brittany Moore (1st), Katie Guthrie (2nd) 2008-09 (1) Brittany Moore (1st) 2007-08 (3) Sarah Barnes (2nd), Brittany Moore (Rookie), Alaina Porter (Rookie)

Jacqueline Beaudoin was an OUA Champion and U SPORTS Championship All-Star in 2001

OUA AWARDS

2006-07 (2) Claire Meadows (1st), Jess Selinger (2nd) 2005-06 (2) Claire Meadows (2nd), Terri Firmi (Rookie)

EAST ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

2004-05 (3) Amy Goodday (1st), Sarah Cameron (2nd), Jaime Dale (Rookie)

EAST DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

2003-04 (2) Erin McDiarmid (1st), Amy Goodday (2nd)

EAST TRACY MACLEOD AWARD

2002-03 (2) Erin McDiarmid (1st), Amy Goodday (2nd)

2007-08 ..........................................................Brittany Moore 2007-08 ....................................................................Terri Firmi

(DETERMINATION, PERSEVERANCE AND UNWAVERING SPIRIT)

2013-14 .........................................................Gemma Bullard

2001-02 (2) Heather Box, Jennifer Jackson

EAST JOY BELLINGER AWARD

2000-01 (3) Jacqueline Beaudoin, Heather Box, Jennifer Jackson

2009-10 ..............................................................Maddie Soye 2002-03..........................................................Andrea Hanson 1995-96...................................................... Jaylene Morrison

EAST COACH OF THE YEAR

2016-17................................................................ Dave Wilson 2013-14................................................................ Dave Wilson 1997-98................................................................ Dave Wilson 1992-93................................................................ Dave Wilson

1991-92 (1) Vicki Wilson

1987-88 (1) Wendy Davison 1985-86 (1) Shelley Gahagan (2nd) 1984-85 (1) Karen McComber (1st) 1983-84 (1) Karen McComber (1st) 1980-81 (2) Janice Deakin (2nd), Liz Ellenton (2nd) 1979-80 (1) Ann Cox

1999-00 (2) Jacqueline Beaudoin, Deanah Shelly 1998-99 (2) Stephanie Glancy, Wendy Moon 1997-98(2) Cheryl Hunt, Wendy Moon

Erin McDiarmid was a twotime OUA 1st Team All-Star

ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS

Dave Wilson was once again OUA East Coach of the Year and registered win 350

2015-16.........................................................Marianne Alarie 2015-16..............................................................Abigail Dixon 2015-16.............................................................. Emily Hazlett 2015-16............................................................Katharina Holt 2015-16.............................................................. Nicole Morse 2015-16...........................................................Robyn Pearson 2015-16...............................................................Sarah Saftich 2015-16..........................................................Jennifer Wright 2014-15.........................................................Marianne Alarie

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AWARDS AND RECORDS CONT’D ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS (CONT’D)

QUEEN’S RECORDS

2014-15...........................................................Elizabeth Boag 2014-15..........................................................Gemma Bullard 2014-15..............................................................Abigail Dixon 2014-15.............................................................. Emily Hazlett 2014-15.............................................................. Nicole Morse 2014-15...........................................................Robyn Pearson 2014-15...........................................................Andrea Priamo 2014-15...............................................................Sarah Saftich 2014-15..........................................................Jennifer Wright 2013-14.............................................................. Nicole Morse 2013-14.................................................................Amy Cotton 2013-14........................................................................Liz Boag 2012-13........................................................................Liz Boag 2012-13......................................................................Maria Gill 2012-13......................................................Sydney Kernahan 2012-13.............................................................. Nicole Morse 2011-12......................................................Sydney Kernahan 2011-12...........................................................Brittany Moore 2011-12.............................................................. Jenny Wright 2010-11......................................................................Jill Wheat 2009-10.............................................................. Katie Guthrie 2009-10...............................................................Maddie Soye 2008-09...............................................................Alaina Porter 2008-09......................................................................Jill Wheat 2008-09......................................................................Ruby Egit 2008-09............................................................... Lauren Scott 2007-08...................................................................Jaime Dale 2007-08............................................................. Anne Murphy 2007-08...................................................Amanda Northcott 2007-08...............................................................Alaina Porter 2006-07.........................................................Claire Meadows 2006-07............................................................. Anne Murphy 2006-07......................................................... Jessica Selinger 2004-05............................................................Amy Goodday 2004-05.......................................................Nathalie MacNeil 2003-04.......................................................Nathalie MacNeil 2003-04......................................................... Jessica Selinger 2003-04...............................................................Chloe Wilson 2003-04..............................................................Kyla Burwash 2002-03............................................................Amy Goodday 2002-03..........................................................Andrea Hanson 2002-03.............................................................Sharilyn Roud 2001-02..........................................................Jennifer Bittner 2001-02............................................................ Erin Cressman 2001-02............................................................Amy Goodday 2001-02..........................................................Andrea Hanson 2000-01............................................................ Erin Cressman 2000-01..........................................................Andrea Hanson 1999-00...............................................Jacqueline Beaudoin 1999-00............................................................ Erin Cressman 1999-00..........................................................Andrea Hanson 1999-00..........................................................Monica Marton 1999-00..............................................................Shalea Piteau 1999-00............................................................Deanah Shelly 1999-00........................................................Emily Stevenson 1999-00...................................................... Andrea Thomson 1998-99............................................................ Erin Cressman 1998-99..........................................................Monica Marton 1998-99..............................................................Shalea Piteau 1998-99...................................................... Andrea Thomson 1997-98............................................................ Erin Cressman 1997-98..........................................................Monica Marton 1996-97.......................................................Joanne McHenry 1994-95...................................................Angela Von Richter 1990-91.............................................................Leslie Aldcorn 1988-89.................................................................Nancy Coke

MOST POINTS IN A SINGLE GAME Athlete Claire Meadows

Total 37

Year 2005

PPG GP 17.8 22

Athlete Points Year 392 2008-09 Brittany Moore Brittany Moore Andrea Thompson Liz Boag Brittany Moore Brittany Moore Stephanie Glancey Liz Boag Liz Boag Jen Bittner Brittany Moore Liz Boag Andrea Thompson Gemma Bullard

Brittany Moore is the Gaels all-time leading scorer

MOST POINTS IN A SEASON

Athlete Brittany Moore Brittany Moore Brittany Moore Jacqueline Beaudoin Brittany Moore Jen Jackson Erin McDiarmid Amy Goodday Erin McDiarmid Claire Meadows Jenny Wright

124 124 110 109 106

MOST 3-POINT FG MADE IN A SEASON

HIGHEST POINT AVERAGE IN A SINGLE SEASON Athlete Brittany Moore

Brittany Moore Jen Jackson Amy Goodday Claire Meadows Amy Goodday

Total 392 378 362 360 356 344 337 315 308 294 286

Year 2009 2012 2011 2001 2010 2001 2003 2003 2004 2006 2014

MOST REBOUNDS IN A SEASON Athlete Robyn Pearson Robyn Pearson Amy Goodday Amy Goodday Amy Goodday Robyn Pearson Sarah Cameron Jill Wheat Erin McDiarmid Erin McDiarmid

MOST POINTS IN A CAREER Athlete Brittany Moore

2012 2001 2003 2006 2005

Total 61 53 47 45 44 43 43 38 35 34 33 32 32 30

Year 2009 2010 2000 2014 2011 2012 1999 2013 2011 2005 2008 2012 1999 2014

Total 213 206 198 188 188 183 179 164 164 162

Year 2014 2016 2004 2003 2005 2017 2005 2011 2004 2003

Total 1,652

Years 2007-12

MOST REBOUNDS IN A CAREER

Athlete Total Years Robyn Pearson 866 12-13/16-17 Sarah Cameron (McMaster/Queen’s) 774 98-02/04-05

Liz Boag hit 45 three-pointers to take 4th on the Gaels all-time list

MOST 2-POINT FG MADE IN A SEASON Athlete Brittany Moore Jacqueline Beaudoin Brittany Moore Erin McDiarmid Erin McDiarmid

Total 141 127 126 126 126

Year 2009 2001 2010 2004 2003

Robyn Pearson has the most career rebounds as a Gael

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TEAM AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 2015-16....................................Jenny Wright 2014-15..............................................Liz Boag 2013-14..............................................Liz Boag 2012-13..............................................Liz Boag 2011-12................................ Brittany Moore 2010-11................................ Brittany Moore 2009-10................................ Brittany Moore 2008-09................................ Brittany Moore 2007-08.................................... Sarah Barnes 2006-07...............................Claire Meadows 2005-06...............................Claire Meadows 2004-05..................................Amy Goodday 2003-04............................... Erin McDiarmid 2002-03............................... Erin McDiarmid 2001-02............ Jen Jackson/Heather Box 2000-01.....................Jacqueline Beaudoin 1999-00..................................Deanah Shelly 1998-99................................... Wendy Moon 1997-98................................... Wendy Moon 1996-97................................... Wendy Moon 1995-96............................ Jaylene Morrison 1994-95............................ Jaylene Morrison 1993-94...... Vicki Wilson/Tanya McIntyre 1992-93.......................................Vicki Wilson 1991-92.......................................Vicki Wilson 1990-91.................................. Julie Farquhar 1989-90.................................. Leslie Aldcorn 1988-89.......................................Nancy Coke 1987-88............................... Wendy Davison 1986-87.Tracey Hollingdrake/Trish Brown 1985-86.. Shelly Gahagan/Jennifer Quail 1984-85...................................Jennifer Quail 1983-84........................... Karen McComber 1982-83...................................Jennifer Quail 1981-82................................Lynn Southcott *NOTE: No record of awards prior to 1981-82

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2015-16............................ Myriam Fontaine 2014-15...............................Marianne Alarie 2013-14................................ Andrea Priamo 2012-13.................................... Emily Hazlett 2011-12....................................Jenny Wright 2010-11..............................................Liz Boag 2009-10............................... Paige Robinson 2008-09.............................................................. 2007-08................................ Brittany Moore 2006-07.....................................Erin Skippon 2005-06........................................ Teddi Firmi 2004-05.........................................Jaime Dale 2003-04.....................................Jess Selinger 2002-03...............................Claire Meadows 2001-02.............................................................. 2000-01........................................ Casey Pratt 1999-00............................... Erin McDiarmid 1998-99.............................................................. 1997-98.......................................Jen Jackson 1996-97.....................Jacqueline Beaudoin 1995-96...................................Cara Waterfall 1994-95...................................... Cheryl Hunt 1993-94.............................................................. 1992-93.............................................................. 1991-92............................ Jaylene Morrison 1990-91.......................................Vicki Wilson 1989-90.............................Linda Ecclestone 1988-89................................. Heather Spero 1987-88.................................. Julie Farquhar 1986-87..............................................................

1985-86.................................. Leslie Aldcorn 1984-85..................................Leslie Strickler 1983-84.............................................................. 1982-83.............................................................. 1981-82...................................Jennifer Quail

COACHING RECORDS Coach

Seasons

605

330

275

0.545

Tim Orpin

0.083

Doug Fraser

0.314

Debbie Holts

0.586

Maureen Lisle

---

of the most improved and defensive player awards)

Maureen Bouris

0.750

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER

Brenda Mackie

0.550

Dave Wilson

COACHES AWARD

2015-16............................... Gemma Bullard 2014-15... Jenny Wright/Gemma Bullard 2013-14....................................Jenny Wright 2012-13........................... Sydney Kernahan 2011-12........................... Sydney Kernahan 2010-11........................................... Jill Wheat 2009-10....................................Katie Guthrie

(Introduced in 2008 the coaches award took the place

(1981-82-1985-86 & 1987-88 to current)

(1986-87)

(1978-79 - 1980-81) (1976-77 - 1977-78) (1975-76)

(1973-74 - 1974-75) (1971-72 - 1972-73)

P L A Y O F F S

2008-09.................................... Alaina Porter 2007-08.............................................................. 2006-07...................................Anne Murphy 2005-06.....................................Jess Selinger 2004-05.............................................................. 2003-04...............................Claire Meadows 2002-03.........................................Jen Bittner 2001-02.............................................................. 2000-01............................... Erin McDiarmid 1999-00................................... Shalea Piteau 1998-99.....................Jacqueline Beaudoin 1997-98............................Andrea Thomson 1996-97................................Tammy Cooper 1995-96................................... Wendy Moon 1994-95................................... Wendy Moon 1993-94...................... Stephanie Jamieson 1992-93............................ Jaylene Morrison 1991-92...................... Stephanie Jamieson 1990-91................... Katherine Rasmussen 1989-90.............................. Sharon Maxwell 1988-89.............................................................. 1987-88.................................. Leslie Aldcorn 1986-87...........................................Kim Acres 1985-86.............................................................. 1984-85.............................................................. 1983-84.............................................................. 1982-83............................................ Liz Slater 1981-82........................................ Julie Walsh

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2004-05...............................Claire Meadows 2003-04.............................................................. 2002-03.............................................................. 2001-02............................... Erin McDiarmid 2000-01.............................................................. 1999-00.............................................................. 1998-99..................................Deanah Shelly 1997-98.............................................................. 1996-97.............................................................. 1995-96.............................................................. 1994-95.............................................................. 1993-94.............................................................. 1992-93................................Tanya McIntyre

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