Queen's Gaels Men's Volleyball Media Guide 2011-12 by Queen's Gaels

MEDIA GUIDE 2011-12

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY GAELS MEN’S VOLLEYBALL

GAELS QUICK FACTS

2011-12 Season Schedule REGULAR SEASON

University Information Location: Kingston, Ontario Enrollment: 22,477 Founded: 1841 Chancellor: Dr. David Dodge Principal and Vice Chancellor: Dr. Daniel Woolf University Website: www.queensu.ca Athletics Department Director, Athletics and Recreation: Leslie Dal Cin Manager, Interuniversity Sport: Janean Sergeant Colours: Gold, Blue, Red Athletics & Recreation Website: www.gogaelsgo.com Twitter: twitter.com/queensgaels Facebook: facebook.com/queensgaels

2011-12 OUA Player of the Year - Joren Zeeman

Date Opponent Fri. Oct. 28 vs. RMC Fri. Nov. 4 @ Windsor Sat. Nov. 5 @ Western Fri. Nov. 11 @ Guelph Sat. Nov. 12 @ Waterloo Fri. Nov. 18 vs. Toronto Sat. Nov. 19 vs. McMaster Fri. Dec. 2 vs. Ryerson Sat. Dec. 3 vs. York Sat. Jan. 7 vs. Guelph Sun. Jan. 8 vs. Waterloo Sat. Jan. 14 @ McMaster Sun. Jan. 15 @ York Fri. Jan. 20 @ RMC Sat. Jan. 28 @ Ryerson Sun. Jan. 29 @ Toronto Sat. Feb. 4 vs. Western Sun. Feb. 5 vs. Windsor

Result W 3-0 L 3-1 L 3-0 L 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-1 L 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-0 L 3-2 W 3-2 L 3-2 W 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0

OUA PLAYOFF RESULTS OUA Quarter-Final Sat. Feb. 18 vs. Guelph

W 3-2

OUA Final Four Feb. 24/2012 vs. McMaster

W 3-1

OUA Championship Feb. 25/2012 vs. Western

W 3-2

Gaels Men’s Volleyball Conference: Inaugural Season: Fight Song:

Ontario University Athletics (OUA) 1984 Oil Thigh

Stadium: Main Gym - Athletics and Recreation Centre Capacity: 1,904 Record All-Time: Record 2011-12: League Champions:

381-200 (.654) 15-6 71-72, 99-00, 01-02, 05-06, 06-07, 09-10, 11-12

National Champions: None Head Coach: Brenda Willis Website: gogaelsgo.com/volleyball-m

CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS CIS Quarter-Final Mar. 2/2012 vs. Alberta

6:00 pm

CIS Semifinal Mar. 3/2012 QF1 vs. QF2 Mar. 3/2012 QF3 vs. QF4 CIS Final Mar. 4/2012 Bronze Medal Mar. 4/2012 Championship

Media Inquiries Shawn MacDonald Chris Lund Sports Information Sports Information Intern (p) 613-533-6000 x 36990 (e) sports.information@gogaelsgo.ca (e) qsports@queensu.ca (c) 613.985.3195

2011 By The Numbers

Regular Season Record: 12-6 (Home: 7-2 Away: 5-4) Regular Season Finish: 3rd - OUA (24 pts) Playoff Record: 3-0 (Home: 1-0, Away 1-0, Neutral 1-0) Overall Record: 15-6 (Home: 8-2, Away: 7-4) Playoff finish: OUA Champions

Final Top 10 ranking: No. 10 Best Top 10 ranking: No. 10 Number of weeks in Top 10: 1 CIS championship appearances: 5 CIS championship all-time record: 4-8 CIS championship all-time medals: 0

CIS championship best result: Fifth (2010, 2006) CIS championship last appearance: 2010 (5th place) Head Coach Brenda Willis (25th Season) All-Time Record: 381-200 (0.654)

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 1 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

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Alumni Graduates of Queen’s become part of a living, legendary tradition that spans the globe and 166 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.

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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 limestone 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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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

Head Coach Brenda Willis The five-time OUA Coach of the Year and OUA 3M Coaching Award winner enters her 25th campaign with the Gaels in 2011-12 and her 38th year of coaching. Her career coaching record at Queen’s includes 381 wins against 200 loses, including 340 and 158 in OUA league competition. In the summer of 2009, Willis served as Head Coach of the National Maccabia Men’s Volleyball Team, earning bronze medal for Canada, the first men’s volleyball medal Canada has ever won in these games. In 1993, she led Team Ontario to a gold medal finish at the Canada Games. Willis just completed a 10 year stint as President of the Ontario Volleyball Association, and remains an active Learning Facilitator for Levels One through Three. In 2007, she was the honoured recipient of the Rolf Lund Jule Nisse Award, presented by the Ontario Sport Alliance and the Ministry of Health Promotion to an individual who has demonstrated a life-time commitment to Playground to Podium Sport. In addition to her coaching duties, Willis also teaches in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies and is the mother of two grown children. Career Record Reg. Season Playoffs Overall Year School W-L W-L W-L

2011-12 Queen’s 12-6 3-0 15-6 2010-11 Queen’s 16-4 1-1 17-5 2009-10* Queen’s 16-4 5-1 21-5 2008-09 Queen’s 16-4 1-2 17-6 2007-08 Queen’s 14-6 1-2 15-8 2006-07* Queen’s 18-2 3-3 21-5 2005-06* Queen’s 16-4 5-1 21-5 2004-05 Queen’s 11-9 0-1 11-10 2003-04 Queen’s 5-13 0-0 5-13 2002-03 Queen’s 12-6 0-1 12-7 2001-02* Queen’s 13-2 4-4 17-6 2000-01 Queen’s 10-2 2-2 12-4 1999-00* Queen’s 12-0 4-2 16-2 1998-99 Queen’s 8-4 1-1 9-5 1997-98 Queen’s 8-4 0-1 8-5 1996-97 Queen’s 7-5 1-1 8-6 1995-96 Queen’s 8-4 0-1 8-5 1994-95 Queen’s 7-5 1-1 8-6 1993-94 Queen’s 9-3 1-1 10-4 1992-93 Queen’s 9-3 1-1 10-4 1991-92 Queen’s 6-2 1-1 7-3 1990-91 Queen’s 5-5 0-1 5-6 1989-90 Queen’s 10-0 2-1 12-1 1988-89 Queen’s 6-4 0-1 6-5 1987-88 Queen’s 5-5 0-1 5-6 Career Total 340-158 41-42 381-200 * Conference Champions

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

Season Recap The Gaels entered the 2011-12 season as one of the favourites to be at the top of the table in the OUA with a team loaded with high end, veteran talent. A slow start hampered their season, as several injuries to key players set the team back early on. Despite starting the season 1-3, the Gaels came together down the stretch in dominant fashion and finished the season 12-6. After kicking off the season with a win over the RMC Paladins, the Gaels struggled on a tough road trip west of Toronto as they dropped three games to Western, Windsor and Guelph respectively. The Gaels rebounded strong, winning their next four of five, including two straight sets wins over Ryerson and York respectively at home. Coming out of the winter holiday, the Gaels had trouble shaking off the rust, dropping two of their first three games in five set thrillers. They were strong from there on out, as a five set win over York - on the road this time - started a six game win streak and five straight games of straight sets victories which included wins over Western and Windsor to close out their season and seal third place in the province. The Gaels began their playoff campaign with a hard fought five set game against the Guelph Gryphons at home. After falling behind two sets to none to the Gryphons, the Gaels rallied and battled back with dominant performances in the final three sets - defeating the Gryphons by margins of six, 12 and seven points to advance to the Final Four. In the OUA Semi-final, the Gaels took on the McMaster Marauders and were strong for most of the game, defeating the Marauders in four sets with a team hitting percentage of .282. The Gaels took on their rivals, the Western Mustangs in the OUA Final and got strong performances all around as three Gaels registered double digit kills en route to a come from behind five set win. The Gaels are led on the attack by fifth year hitter Joren Zeeman of Cambridge, Ont., a three time All-Canadian, two time Gaels MVP and 2011-12 OUA MVP. Zeeman has averaged at least 3.8 points per set in his career since his rookie season in 2007-08. Joining Zeeman is Gaels middle Michael Amoroso of Toronto, a two time OUA First Team All-Star. Amoroso is one of the most effective middles in the province as he ranks among the leaders in both blocks and kills, recording a 55% kill efficiency over the past four seasons. Also leading the Gaels is Niko Rukavina of Mississauga, Ont., who has established himself as one of the most versatile and effective players in the country. Rukavina played the majority of the regular season as the Gaels libero and captured the OUA Libero of the Year honours. He has since switched back to his normal position as an outside hitter. Coordinating the Gaels attack is setter Jackson Dakin of Courtenay, B.C. He averages 9.69 assists per set for the Gaels which ranks among the top ten in the nation.

Assistant Coaches

Greg Stevenson

Gabriel DeGroot

FOCUS ON... Joren Zeeman Outside Hitter Hometown: Cambridge, Ont. Program: Physical and Health Education Year: 5th Height: 6-6

Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

226

0.248

4.5

2010-11

231

0.285

4.9

2009-10

270

0.281

4.9

2008-09

209

0.250

3.8

2007-08

175

0.337

3.9

TOTAL

296

1,111

0.280

311

107

4.4

2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 57 sets... recorded 226 kills... recorded 15 service aces... recorded eight solo blocks... finished the season with 256.5 points... averaged 3.96 kills per set... finished the season with a .248 kill percentage... recorded double digit kills 14 times... recorded over 15 kills seven times... had a season high 24 kills against Waterloo on January 8... had a season high 13 digs against York on January 15... ranked sixth in Canada for kills per set with 3.96... ranked seventh in Canada in points per set with 4.5... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice on November 21 and February 22... named a first team OUA All-Star... named OUA’s Player of the Year.

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 3 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

QUEEN’S GAELS - ROSTER #

Last Name

First Name

Pos.

Hgt

Elig Yr.

Course

Hometown

Province

Amoroso

Michael

6-6

Bonshor

Matthew

6-1

Gender Studies

Toronto

Ont.

English Literature

Surrey

B.C.

Brunet

Scott

Dakin

Jackson

6-7

Kinesiology

Calgary

Alta.

6-5

Engineering Chemistry

Courtenay

B.C.

Fautley

Bryan

Glantz

Jacob

6-4

Physical and Health Education

Oakville

Ont.

5-11

Kinesiology

St. Catharines

Ont.

Goyer

Holmes

Philippe

6-5

Health Studies

Ottawa

Ont.

Stephen

LS/RS

6-6

Physics

Ancaster

Ont.

10 6

Nusbaum

Aaron

OH/L

6-2

Economics

Aurora

Ont.

Oneid

Alex

5-11

History

Ottawa

Ont.

Pitfield

Anthony

6-7

Mechanical Engineering

Ottawa

Ont.

Rosenbaum

Daniel

6-4

Biology

Hamilton

Ont.

Rukavina

Niko

LS/L

6-4

Health Studies

Mississauga

Ont.

Scheerhoorn

Tyler

6-7

Physical and Health Education

Belleville

Ont.

Sidgwick

William

6-4

Computing Science

Toronto

Ont.

Taylor

Matthew

6-3

Finance

Toronto

Ont.

Tomlinson

Mike

6-7

1st year Engineering

St. Pauls

Ont.

Zeeman

Joren

6-6

Physical and Health Education

Cambridge

Ont.

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Brenda Willis (25th Year) Assistant Coaches: Greg Stevenson, Gabriel DeGroot

Technical Assistant: Wesley Chen Strength Coach: Nick Boon

FOCUS ON... Michael Amoroso Middle Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Program: Gender Studies Year: 5th Height: 6-6

Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

115

0.412

2.8

2010-11

141

0.359

3.0

2009-10

136

0.462

2.7

2008-09

103

0.451

2.3

2007-08

0.430

2.0

TOTAL

299

552

0.423

138

226

2.6

2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 60 sets... had 115 kills... recorded seven assists... had nine service aces... recorded 23 digs... had 24 solo blocks... finished the season with 166 points... had a .412 kill percentage... recorded a season high 11 kills twice against McMaster on November 19 and Ryerson on December 2... recorded a season high four solo blocks against McMaster on November 19... had a season high 17.5 points against McMaster on November 19... finished eighth in the OUA for solo blocks... named an OUA second team all-star... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week for the week of February 6.

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE

NUMERICAL ROSTER # Name

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

William Sidgwick Philippe Goyer Joren Zeeman Daniel Rosenbaum Jacob Glantz Alex Oneid Tyler Scheerhoorn Matthew Taylor Bryan Fautley Aaron Nusbaum Matthew Bonshor Anthony Pitfield Michael Amoroso Jackson Dakin Niko Rukavina Scott Brunet Mike Tomlinson Stephen Holmes

Position

LS LS RS S L LS M LS LS OH/L S M M S LS/L M RS LS/RS

Name Pronunciation

Michael Amoroso Matthew Bonshor Scott Brunet Jackson Dakin Bryan Fautley Jacob Glantz Philippe Goyer Stephen Holmes Aaron Nusbaum Alex Oneid Anthony Pitfield

AM-OH-ROSE-OH BONN-SHORE BREW-NAY DAY-KIN FAUGHT-LEE GLANCE GOY-AY HOLMES NEWS-BOMB OH-NEED PIT-FIELD

Daniel Rosenbaum Niko Rukavina Tyler Scheerhoorn William Sidgwick Matthew Taylor Mike Tomlinson Joren Zeeman

ROSE-EN-BOMB ROO-KA-VEE-NA SHEER-HORN SIDGE-WICK TAY-LOR TOM-LIN-SON ZEE-MAN

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

MEET THE QUEEN’S GAELS

#1 LS

WILL SIDGWICK Eligibility: Third Height: 6-3 Major: Computer Science

Hometown: Toronto, Ont. High School: Upper Canada College

2011-12: Played in 14 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 52 sets... set a new career high in kills with 99... had six assists...recorded 69 digs...recorded four service aces...had nine solo blocks... finished the season with a .149 hitting percentage...set a new career high for points with 116.... had a season high 17 kills against Guelph on January 7... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week on January 9. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 10 kills and nine digs in the OUA Quarter-final... recorded seven kills and four digs in the OUA semifinal... recorded six kills and eight digs in the OUA final against Western. 2010-11: Played in 15 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 46 sets… recorded a career high 90 kills… had four assists… recorded 62 digs… recorded a career high seven service aces…had five solo blocks… had a hitting percentage of .241… finished the season with a career high 103 points…had a season high 17 kills against Western on November 27. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two kills in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 41 sets… had 58 kills… recorded a career high five assists… had five service aces…recorded three solo blocks… finished with a .209 kill percentage… recorded 66 points…

had a season high nine kills on February 14 against Toronto…made his Gaels debut against Wilfrid Laurier on October 25…named the Gaels Rookie of the Year… named to the OUA All-Rookie team. PLAYOFFS: Recorded four digs in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… appeared in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded a kill in the OUA final against Guelph.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.149

2.2

2010-11

0.241

2.2

2009-10

0.209

1.6

TOTAL

139

247

0.227

188

2.0

#2 LS

PHILIPPE GOYER Eligibility: Second Height: 6-4 Major: Arts and Science

Hometown: Ottawa, Ont. High School: Gisele-Lalonde

2011-12: Played in eight matches for the Gaels... appeared in 17 sets... had 21 kills... recorded one service ace... recorded 17 digs... had one solo block... finished the season with a .262 hitting percentage... had a season high nine kills against RMC on October 28. PLAYOFFS: Did not play. 2010-11: Played in eight matches for the Gaels…appeared in 19 sets… had 11 kills… recorded three service aces… recorded five digs… had six solo blocks… had a .240 hitting percentage… had a season high five kils against RMC on January 9… recorded a season high two solo blocks against RMC on January 9… made his Gaels debut on October 22 against Toronto. PLAYOFFS: Recorded three digs, two solo blocks and a service ace in the OUA semifinal against McMaster.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.262

1.4

2010-11

0.240

1.1

TOTAL

0.251

1.3

#3 RS

JOREN ZEEMAN Eligibility: Fifth Height: 6-6 Hometown: Cambridge, Ont. Major: Physical and Health Education High School: Woodland Christian 2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 57 sets... recorded 226 kills... recorded 15 service aces... recorded eight solo blocks... finished the season with 256.5 points... averaged 3.96 kills per set... finished the season with a .248 kill percentage... recorded double digit kills 14 times... recorded over 15 kills seven times... had a season high 24 kills against Waterloo on January 8... had a season high 13 digs against York on January 15... ranked sixth in Canada for kills per set with 3.96... ranked seventh in Canada in points per set with 4.5... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice on November 21 and February 22... named a first team OUA All-Star... named OUA’s Player of the Year. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 22 kills, five service aces and seven digs in the OUA Quarter-finals... Recorded 21 kills, two aces and 10 digs in the OUA Semifinal... Recorded 20 kills, 13 digs and five solo blocks in the OUA Finals.

2010-11: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 56 sets… recorded 231 kills…had a team high 22 service aces… recorded 13 solo blocks… finished the season with 272 points… averaged a team high 4.12 kills per set… finished the season with a .285 kill percentage… recorded double digit kills 12 times… recorded over 15 kills eight times… had a season high 26 kills against Ryerson on February 5…had a season high four service aces against Laurier on November 6…had a season high nine digs against McMaster on February 12… tied for second in the CIS in points per set at 4.9… tied for fourth in the CIS for kills per set… named Queen’s Athlete of the Week three times on November 29, January 24 and February 7… named a first team OUA All-Star… named a second team CIS All-Canadian…named the Gaels Most Valuable Player. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 12 kills in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo… recorded 20 kills in the OUA semifinal against McMaster.

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

ZEEMAN CONT’D

2007-08: Appeared in 53 sets for the Gaels… recorded 175 kills… had 17 service aces… recorded 20 blocks… had 45 digs… finished the season with 205 points… averaged 3.04 kills per set… had 2009-10: Appeared in 66 sets for the Gaels… recorded a team high 270 kills… had a team high 26 a season high 18 kills against Laurier on October 19… made his Gaels debut against Laurier on service aces… third on the team in blocks with 22… recorded 64 digs… finished the season with October 19… named the Gaels Rookie of the Year… Named to the OUA All-Rookie team… named 323.5 points… averaged 4.09 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .281… the OUA Rookie of the Year… named to the CIS All-Rookie Team. had a season high 22 kills twice against Ryerson on November 21 and Guelph on February 19… PLAYOFFS: Recorded 11 kills against Ryerson in the OUA semifinal on February 16 in a 3-1 Gaels named Queen’s Athlete of the Week on February 22 and March 8… named a first team OUA allvictory…recorded 15 kills against the McMaster Mauraders in game one of the OUA final … star… named a second team CIS All-Canadian… named the Gaels Most Valuable Player. recorded two kills against McMaster in game two. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 10 kills and two solo blocks in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… Regular Season recorded 17 kills in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded 19 kills and five blocks in the Year SP KILLS PCT A SA DIGS BLKS PTS/S OUA final against Guelph. 2008-09: Appeared in 64 sets for the Gaels… recorded a team high 209 kills… recorded 17 service aces… recorded 21 blocks… recorded 73 digs… finished the season with 245 points… averaged 3.27 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .250… had a season high 23 kills against Western on October 28… named Queen’s Athlete of the Week twice on January 12 and February 16… named an OUA East Division First Team All-Star… named a second team CIS AllCanadian. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 16 kills against Waterloo in the OUA semifinal…Recorded 19 kills and a solo block against McMaster in game one of the OUA final… recorded 11 kills and four blocks in game two of the OUA final against McMaster.

2011-12

226

0.248

4.5

2010-11

231

0.285

4.9

2009-10

270

0.281

4.9

2008-09

209

0.250

3.8

2007-08

175

0.337

3.9

TOTAL

296

1,111

0.280

311

107

4.4

#4 S

DANIEL ROSENBAUM Eligibility: Fifth Height: 6-4 Major: Biology

Hometown: Hamilton, Ont. High School: Westdale SS

2011-12: Did not play due to injury. PLAYOFFS: Did not play due to injury.

of the OUA final against McMaster… recorded 40 assists in game two of the OUA final against McMaster.

2010-11: Played in 10 matches for the Gaels…appeared in 33 sets… had nine kills…second on the team in assists with 318…led the team in assists per set with 9.64…recorded four service aces… had 30 digs…recorded 11 solo blocks…finished the season with 25.5 points… finished the season with a .182 hitting percentage…recorded a season high three kills against Western on January 22… recorded a season high 60 assists against Ryerson on February 5…recorded over 30 assists six times…finished seventh in the CIS for assists per set. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 32 assists in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo…appeared in the OUA semifinal against McMaster.

2007-08: Appeared in 16 sets for the Gaels… recorded two kills… had four service aces… recorded five solo blocks… had 96 assists… recorded 12 digs… finished the season with a 1.00 kill percentage… had a season high 45 assists against RMC on January 16… made his Gaels debut on October 26 against RMC. PLAYOFFS: Had two assists in game one of the OUA final against McMaster.

2009-10: Appeared in 52 sets for the Gaels… had 21 kills… recorded six service aces… contributed 18 solo blocks… led the team with 530 assists... had 64 digs…finished the season with 43 points… had a .333 kill percentage… had a season high 52 assists against Guelph on February 19… had a season high 10 digs against Guelph on February 19…led the OUA in assists per game. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 35 assists in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… recorded 51 assists in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded 45 assists in the OUA final against Guelph. 2008-09: Appeared in 70 sets for the Gaels… had 23 kills… recorded 18 service aces… third on the team in solo blocks with 29… had a team high 740 assists… second on the team in digs with 103… finished the season with 71.5 points… averaged 10.57 assists per set… finished the season with a .425 kill percentage… had a season high 58 assists against Western on October 25… named Queen’s Athlete of the Week on January 24… named the Gaels Most Improved Player. PLAYOFFS: Had 45 assists in the OUA semifinal against Waterloo… recorded 42 assists in game one

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

2010-11

0.182

318

2009-10

0.333

530

2008-09

0.425

740

2011-12

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

0.8

103

1.0

DNP - Injury 4

2007-08

0.000

0.7

TOTAL

171

0.327

1684

209

0.9

#5 L

JACOB GLANTZ Eligibility: Second Height: 6-4 Major: Kinesiology

Hometown: St. Catharines, Ont. High School: Sir Winston Churchill SS

2011-12: Played in 10 matches for the Gaels...appeared in 23 sets...had two assists...recorded 33 digs... had a season high 10 digs against Windsor on February 5. PLAYOFFS: Recorded eight digs in the OUA Quarter-final... recorded 11 digs in the OUA Semifinal... recorded 10 digs in the OUA final. 2010-11: Played in 13 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 31 sets… had six assists… recorded 43 digs…had a season high 10 digs against Western on November 27, 2010… named the Gaels Rookie of the Year… made his Gaels debut on October 30 against RMC. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

2010-11

0.000

0.0

-0.500

0.0

TOTAL

-0.500

0.0

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 6 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

#6 LS

ALEX ONEID Eligibility: Fourth Major: History

Height: 5-11 Hometown: Ottawa, Ont. High School: Glebe HS

2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 55 sets…switched to hitter from Libero... recorded 69 kills... had nine assists…recorded seven service aces…recorded 103 digs...had a season high 10 kills against McMaster on January 14...had a season high 14 digs twice against Waterloo on January 14 and Western on February 4. PLAYOFFS: Did not play due to injury.

2008-09: Appeared in 27 sets for the Gaels… had a single kill on six attacks…recorded one service ace… had 27 digs... recorded a season high of four digs three times against RMC on November 26, Toronto on February 6 and Ryerson on February 7… made his Gaels debut against Toronto on October 31… named Queen’s Rookie of the Year. PLAYOFFS: Appeared in the Gaels OUA semifinal against Waterloo.

2010-11: Played in 19 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 62 sets…had 11 assists…recorded five Regular Season service aces…had a team high 120 digs...had a season high 16 digs on February 12 against McMaster. Year SP PLAYOFFS: Recorded five digs in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo… recorded 17 digs in the 2011-12 55 OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 60 sets for the Gaels…recorded one service ace…had 11 assists…second on the team in digs with 92…had a season high 13 digs against Toronto on February 14. PLAYOFFS: Recorded eight digs in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto…recorded 13 digs in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded 11 digs in the OUA final against Guelph.

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

.197

103

1.5

2010-11

0.000

120

0.1

2009-10

-0.167

0.0

2008-09

0.167

0.1

TOTAL

204

0.049

342

0.4

#7 M

TYLER SCHEERHOORN Eligibility: First Height: 6-7 Hometown: Belleville, Ont. Major: Physical and Health Education High School: Quinte Christian HS 2011-12: Played in six matches for the Gaels during his rookie season... appeared in 13 sets... had 15 kills... recorded six digs... recorded eight blocks... finished the season with 22.5 points... finished the season with a hitting percentage of .310... had a season high six kills against RMC on January 20. PLAYOFFS: Recorded one solo block in the OUA Final.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.310

1.7

TOTAL

0.310

1.7

#8 LS

MATTHEW TAYLOR Eligibility: Fourth Height: 6-3 Major: Accounting

Hometown: Toronto, Ont. High School: St. Michaels

2011-12: Played in 11 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 19 sets... had 24 kills... recorded 14 digs... finished the season with 27 points... finished the season with a .116 kill percentage... had a season high eight kills against RMC on January 20. PLAYOFFS: Did not play. 2010-11: Played in 12 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 39 sets…had 64 kills…recorded 61 digs… finished the season with 70 points…finished the season with a .190 kill percentage…had a season high 12 kills against Western on November 27… named the Gaels Most Improved Player. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two kills and six digs in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo…recorded four kills in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 32 sets for the Gaels…recorded 43 kills…had three service aces…recorded three blocks…had 36 digs…finished the season with 51 points…finished the season with a .106 kill percentage…had a season high 10 kills against Guelph on October 24. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two digs in the OUA semifinal against Western.

2008-09: Appeared in 14 sets for the Gaels… recorded 28 kills… had two service aces… had two solo blocks… recorded 20 digs… finished the season with 32 points… had a .200 kill percentage… recorded a season high eight kills twice against York on November 14 and RMC on January 21… made his Gaels debut against Windsor on October 24. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.116

1.4

2010-11

0.190

1.8

2009-10

0.106

1.6

2008-09

0.200

2.3

TOTAL

104

159

0.153

131

1.8

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 7 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

#9 LS

BRYAN FAUTLEY Eligibility: Fifth Height: 6-4 Hometown: Oakville, Ont. Major: Physical and Health Education High School: Iroquois Ridge SS 2011-12: Limited to four games due to injury...appeared in five sets... recorded five kills. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

PLAYOFFS: Recorded one kills in the OUA semifinal against Waterloo… recorded four kills in game one of the OUA final against McMaster… appeared in game two of the OUA final against McMaster.

2010-11: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 60 sets… finished second on the team in kills with 193…had five assists…third on the team in service aces with 16…second on the team 2007-08: Appeared in seven sets for the Gaels… recorded 14 kills… recorded two service aces… in digs with 79…recorded seven solo blocks…finished the season with 226 points, the second recorded one block… had 11 digs… finished the season with 16 points… averaged 2.00 kills per highest total on the team… finished the season with a .317 kill percentage… had a season high set… recorded a season high 14 kills against RMC on January 16… made his Gaels debut against 21 kills against Western on January 22…recorded double digits in kills in 13 matches… had a Western on January 11. season high three service aces against Waterloo on November 5… recorded a season high in digs PLAYOFFS: Did not play. with 10 against Laurier on November 6…named Queen’s Athlete of the Week on November 22… named a second team OUA All-star. Regular Season PLAYOFFS: Recorded 10 kills in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo… recorded 10 kills in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. Year

2009-10: Appeared in 57 sets for the Gaels… finished second on the team in kills with 154… third on the team in service aces with 16… had 12 solo blocks…recorded 68 solo blocks… finished the season with 186 points… had a .221 kill percentage… had a season high 18 kills against Ryerson on November 21…named the Gaels Most Improved Player. PLAYOFFS: Recorded nine kills in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… recorded 11 kills and 10 digs in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded 11 kills in the OUA final against Guelph… named a 2009-10 CIS Tournament All-Star. 2008-09: Appeared in 39 sets for the Gaels… had the fourth highest total of kills on the team with 104… second on the team in service aces with 19… recorded seven blocks… had 11 assists… recorded 31 digs… finished the season with 128 points… averaged 2.67 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .303… had a season high 17 kills against Windsor on October 24.

KILLS

PCT

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.071

1.0

2010-11

193

0.317

3.8

2009-10

154

0.221

3.3

2008-09

104

0.303

3.3

2007-08

0.229

2.4

TOTAL

168

470

0.228

191

2.8

#10

AARON NUSBAUM Eligibility: First Height: 6-2 Major: Economics

DIGS

OH/L

Hometown: Aurora, Ont. High School: Dr. GW Williams

2011-12: Played in 13 matches during his rookie season... appeared in 30 sets...recorded 19 kills... recorded six service aces...had 27 digs...finished the season with a hitting percentage of .176... recorded a game high four kills twice against Windsor on November 4 and RMC on January 20. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two digs in the OUA Quarter-final... Appeared in the OUA Semifinal... Recorded two digs in the OUA Final.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.176

0.9

TOTAL

0.176

0.9

#11 S

MATTHEW BONSHOR Eligibility: First Height: 6-1 Hometown: Surrey, B.C. Major: English Language and Literature High School: Semiahmoo SS 2011-12: Appeared in four games for the Gaels during his rookie season... played in nine sets... recorded a kill... had 59 assists... had six service aces... recorded 11 digs... recorded one block... finished the season with a 1.000 hitting percentage... finished the season with 7.5 points... had a season high 30 assists against RMC on October 28... recorded six service aces against RMC on October 28... made his Gaels debut on October 28 against RMC. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

1.000

0.8

TOTAL

1.000

0.8

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 8 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

#12 M

ANTHONY PITFIELD Eligibility: Fourth Height: 6-7 Major: Mechanical Engineering

Hometown: Ottawa, Ont. High School: De La Salle

2011-12: Played in 14 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 50 sets... recorded 69 kills... had three assists... had seven service aces... recorded 12 digs... had 19 solo blocks... finished the season with 104.5 points... finished the season with a .340 kill percentage... had a season high ten kills against McMaster on January 14. PLAYOFFS: Recorded eight kills and three digs in the OUA Quarter-final... Recorded six kills and two blocks in the OUA Semifinal... Recorded three kills and three blocks in the OUA Final. 2010-11: Played in 19 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 65 sets… recorded 60 kills…had four assists… second on the team in service aces with 18… recorded 23 digs…had 18 solo blocks… finished the season with 113.5 points…finished the season with a .333 kill percentage…had a season high eight kills against Western on November 27. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two kills in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo… recorded a kill in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 14 sets for the Gaels… recorded 18 kills… had a service ace…recorded six blocks…finished the season with 25 points…finished the season with a .571 kill percentage… had a season high seven kills against RMC on October 30. PLAYOFFS: Appeared in the OUA semifinal against Western.

2008-09: Appeared in 17 sets for the Gaels… recorded 17 kills… recorded four service aces… had three solo blocks… recorded two assists… had four digs… finished the season with 24.5 points… had a .536 kill percentage… recorded a season high five kills against RMC on November 26… made his Gaels debut against Windsor on October 24. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.340

2.1

2010-11

0.333

1.7

2009-10

0.571

1.8

2008-09

0.536

1.4

TOTAL

146

164

0.445

1.8

#13 M

MICHAEL AMOROSO Eligibility: Fifth Height: 6-6 Major: Women’s Studies

Hometown: Toronto, Ont. High School: Dante Alighieri

Gaels debut on October 19 against Laurier. PLAYOFFS: Recorded five kills in the OUA semifinal against Ryerson… had one kill and one block in game one of the OUA final against McMaster…recorded three kills in game two of the OUA final against McMaster.

2010-11: Played in 20 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 72 sets…had 141 kills…recorded nine assists…had 14 service aces…recorded 62 digs…had 40 solo blocks…finished the season with 213.5 points… had a .451 kill percentage…recorded a season high 10 kills twice against McMaster on November 21 and RMC on January 9…recorded a season high seven solo blocks against Western on November 27… had a season high 14.5 points against Western on November 27… finished fourth in the OUA for solo blocks…named an OUA First Team All-Star. PLAYOFFS: Recorded nine kills and two solo blocks in the OUA quarter-final against Waterloo… recorded nine kills in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 65 sets for the Gaels… third on the team with 136 kills… had 12 serving aces… second on the team with 23 blocks… third on the team in assists with 15… had 35 digs… finished the season with 177.5 points… finished the season with a .462 kill percentage…recorded a season high 14 kills against Laurier on February 20…had a season high four blocks against Guelph on February 19… named the Queen’s Athlete of the Week on February 8… named a first team OUA All-star. PLAYOFFS: Recorded eight kills and two solo blocks in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… recorded 14 kills and seven blocks in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded three kills and six blocks in the OUA final against Guelph. 2008-09: Appeared in 62 sets for the Gaels…recorded 103 kills… had a team high 41 blocks… recorded 28 digs… finished the season with 139.5 points… averaged 1.66 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .451… had a season high 13 kills against the Ryerson Rams on February 7… had a season high five solo blocks against McMaster on January 10. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 11 kills and a solo block in the OUA semifinal against Waterloo… recorded four kills and a solo block in game one of the OUA final against McMaster… recorded four kills and a solo block in game two of the OUA final against McMaster. 2007-08: Appeared in 40 sets for the Gaels… recorded 57 kills… recorded 28 blocks… recorded nine digs… finished the season with 81 points… averaged 1.43 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .484… had a season high 12 kills on 16 attacks against RMC on January 16… made his

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

115

0.412

2.8

2010-11

141

0.359

3.0

2009-10

136

0.462

2.7

2008-09

103

0.451

2.3

2007-08

0.430

2.0

TOTAL

299

552

0.423

138

226

2.6

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 9 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

#14 S

JACKSON DAKIN Eligibility: Fourth Height: 6-4 Major: Engineering Chemistry

Hometown: Courtenay, B.C. High School: Highland SS

2011-12: Played in 17 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 61 sets... recorded 39 kills... had a team high 591 assists... recorded 11 service aces... had 17 solo blocks... finished the season with 79 points... had a season high 55 points against Waterloo on January 8... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week for the week of December 5. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 48 assists and 14 digs in the OUA Quarter-final... Recorded 43 assists and six digs in the OUA Semifinal... Recorded 49 assists and 12 digs in the OUA Final.

PLAYOFFS: Recorded four assists in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded two assists in the OUA final against Guelph.

2010-11: Played in 18 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 57 sets… recorded 20 kills… had a team high 457 assists… recorded 14 service aces…had 14 solo blocks… finished the season with 58 points…had a season high 50 assists against Western on November 27… named Queen’s Athlete of the Week for the week of November 8. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 41 assists in the OUA semifinal against McMaster.

Regular Season

2009-10: Appeared in 31 sets for the Gaels…recorded eight kills…second on the team in assists with 266… recorded four service aces… recorded 24 digs…finished the season with 25.5 points… recorded a season high 38 assists twice against Guelph on October 24 and October 30…named Queen’s Athlete of the Week for the week of November 2.

2008-09: Appeared in 10 sets for the Gaels… recorded five kills on nine attacks… finished second on the team with 72 assists… had 10 digs… finished the season with seven points… made his Gaels debut on October 15 against Western. PLAYOFFS: Did not play. Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.569

591

1.3

2010-11

0.462

457

1.0

2009-10

0.200

266

0.8

2008-09

0.444

0.7

TOTAL

159

0.419

1386

194

1.0

#15

NIKO RUKAVINA Eligibility: Fifth Height: 6-4 Major: Health Studies

Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. High School: St. Paul SS

2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels... appeared in 59 sets... had 17 kills...had one service aces... led the team in digs with 181...recorded three solo blocks...finished the season with 22.5 points... finished the season with a kill percentage of .113...had a season high eight kills against Western on Febraury 4...had a season high 22 digs against McMaster on November 19...ranked seventh in the CIS in both digs and digs per set...won OUA Libero of the Year...named an OUA Second Team All-Star. PLAYOFFS: Recorded six kills and 10 digs in the OUA Quarter-final... Recorded five kills and 10 digs in the OUA Semifinal... Recorded 12 kills and 14 digs in the OUA Final. 2010-11: Played in 10 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 36 sets… had 94 kills…had nine service aces… third on the team with 67 digs… recorded five solo blocks… finished the season with 112.5 points…averaged 2.61 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .300…had a season high 18 kills against Toronto on January 28…recorded a season high 12 digs against McMaster on February 12…recorded double digit kills five times. PLAYOFFS: Recorded two digs in the OUA semifinal against McMaster. 2009-10: Appeared in 59 sets for the Gaels… had 100 kills… recorded four service aces… had 16 blocks… led the team in digs with 98… finished the season with 120 points… averaged 1.69 kills per set… finished the season with a kill percentage of .189… had a season high 18 kills against Laurier on February 20. PLAYOFFS: Recorded eight kills and two solo blocks in the OUA quarter-final against Toronto… recorded 12 kills and 11 digs in the OUA semifinal against Western… recorded 10 kills and six digs in the OUA final against Guelph. 2008-09: Appeared in 65 sets for the Gaels… recorded 176 kills… had 13 service aces… had 27 blocks… recorded 101 digs… finished the season second on the team with 213.5 points… averaged

2.71 kills per set… finished the season with a .343 kill percentage...had a season high 18 kills against Waterloo on January 16. PLAYOFFS: Recorded 10 kills and 10 digs in the OUA semifinal against Waterloo…recorded seven kills and eight digs in game one of the OUA final against McMaster… recorded nine kills and eight digs in game two of the OUA final against McMaster. 2007-08: Appeared in 44 sets for the Gaels… recorded 84 kills… had four service aces… recorded four solo blocks… had 61 digs… finished the season with 92 points… averaged 1.91 kills per set… had a season high 14 kills against Ryerson on January 19… named the Gaels Most Improved Player… made his Gaels debut on October 19 against Laurier. PLAYOFFS: Recorded five kills in the OUA semifinal against Ryerson… recorded eight kills in game one of the OUA final against McMaster…recorded six kills against McMaster in game two of the OUA final.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.113

2010-11

0.300

181

0.4

3.1

2009-10

100

0.189

2008-09

176

0.343

2.0

101

3.3

2007-08

0.267

2.1

TOTAL

263

471

0.242

508

2.2

#16 M

SCOTT BRUNET Eligibility: First Height: 6-7 Major: Kinesiology

Hometown: Calgary, Alta. High School: Western Canada HS

2011-12: Played in eight matches for the Gaels during his rookie season... appeared in 18 sets... Regular Season recorded 16 kills...had six digs...recorded 14 solo blocks... finished the season with 35.5 points... Year SP finished the season with a .250 hitting percentage... named Queen’s Athlete of the Week on January 23. 2011-12 18 PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

TOTAL

LS/L

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

0.250

2.0

0.250

2.0

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 10 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

#17 RS

MIKE TOMLINSON Eligibility: First Height: 6-7 Major: Engineering

Hometown: St. Pauls, Ont. High School: Stratford CSS

2011-12: Played in seven matches for the Gaels during his rookie season... appeared in 14 sets... Regular Season recorded 30 kills... had 13 digs... had five service aces... finished the season with 38 points... finished Year SP the season with a hitting percentage of .177... had a season high nine kills against RMC on January 20. 2011-12 14 PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

TOTAL

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

0.177

2.7

0.177

2.7

#18

STEPHEN HOLMES Eligibility: Second Height: 6-6 Major: Physics

LS/RS

Hometown: Ancaster, Ont. High School: Ancaster HS

2011-12: Plyaed in four matches for the Gaels during his rookie season... appeared in six sets... recorded five kills... had five digs... finished the season with five points. PLAYOFFS: Did not play.

Regular Season Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

2011-12

-0.059

0.8

TOTAL

-0.059

0.8

2011-12 BANNER PHOTO

PTS/S

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 11 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

2011-12 OPPONENTS

2011-12 Season Schedule REGULAR SEASON Date Opponent Fri. Oct. 28 vs. RMC Fri. Nov. 4 @ Windsor Sat. Nov. 5 @ Western Fri. Nov. 11 @ Guelph Sat. Nov. 12 @ Waterloo Fri. Nov. 18 vs. Toronto Sat. Nov. 19 vs. McMaster Fri. Dec. 2 vs. Ryerson Sat. Dec. 3 vs. York Sat. Jan. 7 vs. Guelph Sun. Jan. 8 vs. Waterloo Sat. Jan. 14 @ McMaster Sun. Jan. 15 @ York Fri. Jan. 20 @ RMC Sat. Jan. 28 @ Ryerson Sun. Jan. 29 @ Toronto Sat. Feb. 4 vs. Western Sun. Feb. 5 vs. Windsor

Time W 3-0 L 3-1 L 3-0 L 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-1 L 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-0 L 3-2 W 3-2 L 3-2 W 3-2 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0 W 3-0

OUA PLAYOFF RESULTS OUA Quarter-Final Sat. Feb. 18 vs. Guelph OUA Final Four Feb. 24/2012 vs. McMaster

W 3-2

OUA Championship Feb. 25/2012 vs. Western CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS CIS Quarter-Final Mar. 2/2012 vs. Alberta

W 3-1 W 3-2

6:00 pm

CIS Semifinal Mar. 3/2012 QF1 vs. QF2 Mar. 3/2012 QF3 vs. QF4 CIS Final Mar. 4/2012 Bronze Medal Mar. 4/2012 Championship

BRIEF RECAP

Royal Military College of Canada Paladins (vs. RMC Oct. 28, @ RMC Jan. 20) The Gaels dominated the Paladins in their two meetings as they swept both matchups in straight sets. The Gaels took both games in straight sets against RMC on the strength of performances from depth players. In game one, Phillipe Goyer of Ottawa led the team with nine kills on 16 attacks. Mike Tomlinson of St. Pauls, Ont., led the way in game two with nine kills of his own.

Windsor Lancers (@ Windsor Nov. 4, vs. Windsor Feb. 5) The Gaels split the season series with the Lancers as they dropped a four set game during the second week of the season, and won a straight set game in the season finale. Joren Zeeman of Cambridge, Ont., put up 22 points for the Gaels in the first leg, but it wasn’t enough to lead an injury riddled Gaels squad over Windsor. Zeeman had 12 kills in the second game as the Gaels swept the Lancers to clinch third place in the OUA.

Western Mustangs (@ Western Nov. 5, vs. Western Feb. 4) The Gaels split the season series with the Mustangs as they traded straight set victories at home with one another. Zeeman led the Gaels in kills with 12 in game one, but the Gaels couldn’t solve their rivals and fell by a 3-0 margin. In the second leg, the Gaels upset the No. 5 Mustangs in a dominant straight set victory with Zeeman leading the way as he recorded 17 kills and 20.5 points.

Guelph Gryphons (@ Guelph Nov. 11, vs. Guelph Jan. 7) The Gryphons swept a hard fought season series with the Gaels, taking the first match in straight sets and the second in five sets. The Gryphons held Zeeman in check in the first matchup, limiting him to eight kills en route to a three set victory. In the second game, the Gaels had a 2-1 set lead slip away from them as they dropped a five set game to Guelph despite a 17 kill performance from Will Sidgwick of Toronto.

Waterloo Warriors (@ Waterloo Nov. 12, vs. Waterloo Jan. 8) The Gaels swept the season series with the Warriors as they took the first matchup in straight sets before beating them in five sets at home. In game one, Zeeman led the way for the Gaels with a 20 point performance as the Gaels only needed three sets to beat the Warriors. In game two, Zeeman found a way to top his performance from the first leg with 24 kills as the Gaels earned a five set win to sweep the series.

Toronto Varsity Blues (vs. Toronto Nov. 18, @ Toronto Jan. 29) The Gaels swept the season series with the Varsity Blues as they took the first leg at home in four sets before they beat them in straight sets in Toronto. Zeeman led the way with a game high 15 points in the victory. He matched his performance in the second leg as he posted another game high, this time 14 points, to lead the Gaels to a straight sets victory.

McMaster Marauders (vs. McMaster Nov. 19, @ McMaster Jan. 14) The Gaels dropped both of their games against the Marauders in two closely contested five set affairs. In the first leg in Kingston, Zeeman had 21 kills for the Gaels but they couldn’t hold on to a two set lead and lost in five sets. In Hamilton, the Gaels had three players record double digit kills with Zeeman’s 15 leading the way but they couldn’t seal the deal as McMaster battled back from a 2-1 deficit to earn the victory.

Ryerson Rams (vs. Ryerson Dec. 2, @ Ryerson Jan. 28) The Gaels handled the Rams in their two meetings, beating Ryerson in straight sets twice to sweep the season series. Michael Amoroso of Toronto led the Gaels attack in the first meeting with 11 kills on 16 attacks to lead all players. Zeeman led the way for the Gaels in the second game of the series with 12 kills on just 24 attacks as the Gaels took game two on the road.

York Lions (vs. York Dec. 3, @ York Jan. 15)

FOCUS ON...

Niko Rukavina Left Side/Libero Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Program: Health Studies Year: 5th Height: 6-4

The Gaels swept the Lions in their two games this season as they beat York in straight sets at home in the ARC before topping York in five sets on the road in the second meeting. In the first game of the season series, Zeeman paced the Gaels past York with a 16 kill performance on just 27 attacks. In the second game, the Gaels were forced to come back from a 2-1 deficit but ultimately pulled it off as Zeeman’s 14 kills pushed the Gaels past the Lions in five sets.

Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

0.113

2010-11

0.300

181

0.4

3.1

2009-10

100

0.189

2008-09

176

0.343

2.0

101

3.3

2007-08

0.267

2.1

TOTAL

263

471

0.242

508

2.2

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 12 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

STANDINGS AND STATISTICS CIS MEN’S VOLLEYBALL FINAL STANDINGS

OUA GP W L SW SL PTS Win % Western 18 16 2 50 10 32 0.889 McMaster 16 13 3 42 15 26 0.812 Queen’s 18 12 6 43 23 24 0.667 Waterloo 18 11 7 36 29 22 0.611 Windsor 18 11 7 39 28 22 0.611 Guelph 18 9 9 33 33 18 0.500 York 16 7 9 29 32 14 0.438 Toronto 16 4 12 19 38 8 0.250 Ryerson 16 3 13 12 41 6 0.188 RMC 18 0 18 0 54 0 0.000

Rank

Players

Joren Zeeman

K/G

PTS

PTS/G

226

4.19

.248

256.5

4.70

Michael Amoroso 57

115

2.02

.412

166

2.84

Mike Tomlinson

2.14

.177

38.0

2.71

William Sidgwick

1.90

.149

116.0

2.23

Anthony Pitfield

1.38

.340

104.5

2.09

Scott Brunet

0.89

.250

35.5

1.97

Tyler Scheerhoorn

1.15

.310

22.5

1.73

Alex Oneid

1.25

.197

103

82.0

1.49

Philippe Goyer

1.24

.262

24.5

1.44

GP W L SW SL PTS Win % UNB 15 11 4 34 18 22 0.733 Dalhousie 15 10 5 34 21 20 0.667 Memorial 17 1 16 9 49 2 0.059

Matthew Taylor

1.26

.116

27.0

1.42

Jackson Dakin

0.64

.569

591

79.0

1.30

Bryan Fautley

1.00

.071

5.0

1.00

Aaron Nusbaum

0.63

.176

27.0

0.90

CANADA WEST GP W L PF PA PTS Win % Trinity Western 18 17 1 51 14 34 0.944

Matthew Bonshor

0.11

1.000

7.5

0.83

Stephen Holmes

0.83

-.059

5.0

0.83

Niko Rukavina

0.29

.113

181

22.5

0.38

Jacob Glantz

0.00

.000

0.0

0.00

AUS

Manitoba Alberta Brandon UBC Calgary Winnipeg

18 16 2 50 17 32 0.889 18 14 4 44 23 28 0.778 18 10 8 37 33 20 0.556 18 10 8 34 29 20 0.556 18 9 9 33 34 18 0.500 20 7 13 30 45 14 0.350 UBC Okanagan 18 6 12 21 44 12 0.333 Regina 18 4 14 21 46 8 0.222 Saskatchewan 18 4 14 33 45 8 0.222 RSEQ

GP W L PF PA PTS Win % Laval 17 17 0 51 5 34 1.000 Sherbrooke 17 7 10 30 36 14 0.412 Montreal 17 3 14 16 45 6 0.176

FINAL CIS TOP 10 1. Trinity Western (1) 2. Manitoba (2) 3. Laval (3) 4. Alberta (4) 5. Western (5) 6. Calgary (7) 7. Brandon (8) 8. UBC (6) 9. McMaster (9) 10. Queen’s (NR)

GAELS LEADERS - 2011-12

OUA LEADERS - 2011-12 Rank

Players

K/G

PTS

PTS/G

Joren Zeeman

226

4.19

0.248

256.5

4.7

Luka Milosevic

132

3.14

0.131

165

3.9

Harrison Oake

219

3.42

0.201

248.5

3.84

Winston Rosser

202

3.11

0.185

250

3.78

Jeremy Groenveld

125

3.47

0.291

138

3.78

Mathieu Poulin

155

2.98

0.242

192

3.62

Phil James

146

2.52

0.473

209

3.55

Mitchell Woodside

147

3.00

0.103

177

3.55

Kyle Williamson

200

3.08

0.228

108

230.5

3.49

Garrett May

179

3.14

0.285

199.5

3.49

Cameron Wheelan

176

3.09

0.252

103

203.5

3.47

Andrew Whitaker

197

3.03

0.161

224

3.4

Fiodar Kazhamiaka

186

3.10

0.276

112

204

3.37

Matt Waite

125

2.31

0.452

177

3.22

Ryan Le

140

2.86

0.348

159

3.2

Jori Mantha

126

2.52

0.243

161.5

3.16

Ray Szeto

151

2.60

0.114

100

182

3.1

Jake Dysselhof

136

2.47

0.129

164.5

2.95

Michael Amoroso

115

2.02

0.412

166

2.84

Tyson Alexander

1.87

0.432

134.5

2.83

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

PLAYOFF GAME BY GAME No. 10 Gaels complete comeback kills of his own. Will Sidgwick of Toronto Gaels did not relinquish their lead and chipped in with 10 kills and nine digs of finished off McMaster 25-19. with 3-2 win over Gryphons KINGSTON, Ont. (February 18, 2012) – In what started out as an all Gryphons affair, quickly turned into one of the best matches the Gaels have played all season. After falling down two sets to none to the visiting Guelph Gryphons Queen’s was able to mount a comeback taking the next two sets along with the fifth and deciding set for the 3-2 win. Set scores finished 21-25, 24-26, 25-19, 25-13, 15-8. The Gaels were led once again by Cambridge, Ont. native Joren Zeeman who had a game high 22 kills to go along with seven digs, five serving aces

FOCUS ON...

Alex Oneid Left Side Hometown: Ottawa, Ont. Program: History Year: 4th Height: 5-11

his own.

Queen’s will now move on to the OUA final four next weekend which will be hosted by the No. 5 Western Mustangs.

No. 10 Gaels defeat No. 9 Marauders in four sets, will take on No. 5 Western in OUA Championship LONDON, Ont. (February 24, 2012) – The No. 10 Queen’s Gaels took down the No. 9 McMaster Marauders in their OUA semifinal match tonight in London. The Gaels and Marauders were tied at one set a piece before Queen’s took control

After the Marauders narrowly closed out the Gaels in set two 25-23, McMaster took an early 13-10 lead over Queen’s in set number three. The Gaels rallied led by an eight point swing that included seven straight points from Will Sidgwick of Toronto to go out in front 18-13. From there on the Gaels had no trouble with a 25-18 set win followed by a 25-17 win in set four for the match. Queen’s will now move on to the OUA Championship where they will take Western tomorrow at 7pm.

Year

KILLS

PCT

DIGS

BLKS

PTS/S

2011-12

.197

103

1.5

2010-11

0.000

120

0.1

2009-10

-0.167

0.0

2008-09

0.167

0.1

TOTAL

204

0.049

342

0.4

2011-12: Played in 16 matches for the Gaels… appeared in 55 sets…switched to hitter from Libero...recorded 69 kills... had nine assists…recorded seven service aces…recorded 103 digs...had a season high 10 kills against McMaster on January 14...had a season high 14 digs twice against Waterloo on January 14 and Western on February 4.

and one solo plus three assisted blocks. “We started out just playing alright, but then really kept taking it to them.” said Zeeman after the win. “Our float servers started putting them in trouble and we started to get their offense figured out.” The Gryphons got off to a strong start edging the Gaels in the first two sets and narrowly escaping the second 26-24. The team had three players in double digit kills and double digit blocks as they played a strong team game. Winston Rosser of Whitby, Ont. led the way with 13 kills and eight digs. The Gaels slowly started to gain control taking a close third set 25-19 then breaking away in set four 25-13. The team got out to a quick start in set five and never looked back finishing off Guelph 15-8 for the win. Jackson Dakin of Courtenay, B.C. had a game high 48 assists and 14 digs while adding three

taking the next two sets for the 3-1 victory. Set finals were 25-19, 23-25, 2518 and 25-17. Queen’s now advances to the OUA championship where they will take on the Western Mustangs. The Gaels were led by OUA player of the year and all-star Joren Zeeman of Cambridge, Ont. who led all players in kills with 21 on the night while recording 10 digs and two service aces. Jackson Dakin of Courtenay, B.C. had a game high 43 assists for Queen’s while Anthony Pitfield of Ottawa finished with six kills on nine attacks with two block assists. The Marauders were led by Jeremy Groenveld of Welland, Ont. had 15 kills and seven digs in a losing effort. In the first set the Gaels took control early as they had a streak of four points to take a 9-4 advantage which included three straight points from Zeeman. The

No. 10 Gaels win OUA Championship LONDON, Ont. (February 25, 2012) The No 10 Queen’s Gaels took a five set victory over the No. 5 Western Mustangs in the 2012 OUA championship. After being down two sets to one, Queen’s rallied back and took the match in five earning their way to the 2012 CIS championships that they are set to host starting Friday night in Kingston. Joren Zeeman of Cambridge, Ont. was named the final-four tournament MVP and led all players with 20 kills to go along with 13 digs and five solo blocks on the night. Middle Michael Amoroso of Toronto was a force at the net connecting on 17 of his 26 total attacks with four digs and three solo blocks of his own. Niko Rukavina of Mississauga, Ont. chipped in with 12 kills and 14 digs while

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

PLAYOFF GAME BY GAME CONT’D... Jackson Dakin aided the attack with his 49 assists in the win. The Mustangs were led by Matt Waite of St. Thomas, Ont. who had a team high 14 kills and five solo blocks in a losing effort. The entire game was kept close from start to finish, but the Mustangs controlled the game early on. In set one they were able to fend off the Gaels by a 25-22 score. Queen’s stayed out front for the second set, building up a 20-15 lead on their way to a 25-22 decision of their own. Western had a four point run late to get

to the 22 mark but the Gaels got backto-back kills from Zeeman and Amoroso for the set win. After falling to Western in the third set 27-25 the Gaels turned up the pressure on the hometown Mustangs in set four. Queen’s built up a strong lead early on and carried the momentum the rest of the way, cruising to the set win 25-16 and forcing a fifth and final set for the OUA title.

stayed poised and controlled as they secured the OUA title with a 15-12 finish. Will Sidgwick of Toronto capped the game off with back-to-back kills. The Gaels will now move on to the 2012 CIS men’s volleyball championships which they will host on March 2-4 in Kingston, Ontario. The Gaels will welcome Western, Dalhousie, Laval, Manitoba, Alberta, Calgary and Trinity Western.

In the final set, Queen’s led the entire way with leads of 5-1, 9-4 and 13-10. From there on the veteran Gaels squad

TEAM PHOTO

Back Row (L-R): Geoff Johnston (Student Trainer), Phillipe Goyer, Tyler Scheerhoorn, Scott Brunet, Mike Tomlinson, Jackson Dakin, Greg Stevenson (Assistant Coach) Middle Row (L-R): Nick Boon (Strength Coach), Wesley Chen (Technical Assistant), Stephen Holmes, Aaron Nusbaum, Jacob Glantz, Alex Oneid, Matt Bonshor, Will Sidgwick, Brenda Willis (Head Coach), Gabriel DeGroot (Assistant Coach) Front Row (L-R): Matthew Taylor, Bryan Fautley, Anthony Pitfield, Daniel Rosenbaum, Michael Amoroso, Joren Zeeman, Niko Rukavina

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 15 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

ALL-TIME RECORD - VOLLEYBALL (M) CONFERENCE RECORD

CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS

CIS/CIAU CHAMPIONSHIP

OVERALL

SEASON

PCT.

COACH

CONFERENCE

2011-12

0.714

Brenda Willis

OUA

2010-11

0.773

Brenda Willis

OUA

2009-10*

0.808

Brenda Willis

OUA

2008-09

0.739

Brenda Willis

OUA

2007-08

0.652

Brenda Willis

OUA

2006-07*

0.808

Brenda Willis

OUA

2005-06*

0.808

Brenda Willis

OUA

2004-05

0.524

Brenda Willis

OUA

2003-04

0.278

Brenda Willis

OUA

2002-03

0.632

Brenda Willis

OUA

2001-02*

0.739

Brenda Willis

OUA East

2000-01

0.750

Brenda Willis

OUA East

1999-00*

0.889

Brenda Willis

OUA East

1998-99

0.643

Brenda Willis

OUA East

1997-98

0.615

Brenda Willis

OUA East

1996-97

0.571

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1995-96

0.615

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1994-95

0.571

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1993-94

0.714

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1992-93

0.714

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1991-92

0.700

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1990-91

0.455

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1989-90

0.923

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1988-89

0.545

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1987-88

0.455

Brenda Willis

OUAA East

1986-87

0.364

Brian Rombough

OUAA East

1985-86

0.313

Brian Rombough

OUAA East

1984-85

0.500

Kyle Taughler

OUAA East

1983-84

0.563

Charles Johnston

OUAA East

1982-83

0.563

Ginny Crozier

OUAA East

1981-82

0.375

Ginny Crozier

OUAA East

1980-81

0.714

Ginny Crozier

OUAA East

1979-80

18^

22^

14^

0.714

Vaclav Smola

OUAA East

1978-79

11^

0.929

Vaclav Smola

OUAA East

1977-78

12^

0.786

Dale Huddleston

OUAA East

1976-77

16^

0.714

Dale Huddleston

1975-76

15^

0.714

Dale Huddleston

1974-75

25^

10^

0.800

Vaclav Smola

1973-74

20^

22^

0.714

Vaclav Smola/ John Capek

1972-73

0.875

Vaclav Smola/ George Janota George Rada

1971-72*

0.929

TOTALS

498

340

1043

645

135

146

569

373

196

1156

791

0.655

^Not all scores reported

QUEEN’S GAELS - MEN’S VOLLEYBALL 16 MEDIA NOTES - 2011-12

OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

AWARDS CIS AWARDS DALE IWANOCZKO SPORTSMAN AWARD 1995-96.............................................................. David Kantor 2000-01............................................................. Jake Magolan

OUA AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

2006-07...............................................................Devon Miller 2011-12............................................................ Joren Zeeman

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

1997-98 (East)................................................. Jake Magolan 1998-99 (East)..........................................................Brian Bell 2007-08 (East)................................................ Joren Zeeman 2011-12 OUA Libero of the Year - Niko Rukavina

LIBERO OF THE YEAR

2005-06.................................................................. Steve Willis 2011-12............................................................Niko Rukavina

DALE IWANOCZKO SPORTSMAN AWARD

OUA ALL-STARS

1995-96 (East).................................................. David Kantor 1997-98 (East)................................................. Jake Magolan 1998-99 (East)................................................. Jake Magolan 1999-00 (East)................................................. Jake Magolan 2000-01 (East)................................................. Jake Magolan

1977-78(2) Dave McDowell, Bruce Rodin

COACH OF THE YEAR

1979-80 (1) Bruce Rodin

1998-99 (East)...................................................Brenda Willis. 2001-02 (East)...................................................Brenda Willis. 2006-07...............................................................Brenda Willis

1978-79 (2) Bruce Rodin, Mike Cooper

!980-81 (3) Henk Meijer, Dave Morton, Andy Lapins

1998-99 (4) Greg Stevenson, Michel Cameron, Frederick Cotnoir, Jake Magolan 1999-00 (4) Andrew Ewert, Bryan English, Jake Magolan, Michel Cameron 2000-01 (5) Alex Simic, Bryan English, Mike Hartel, Michel Cameron, Jake Magolan

CIS ALL-CANADIANS

1983-84 (1) Scott Dunn

2001-02 (5) Kevin Elsey, Kelsey Orth, Mike Hartel, Michel Cameron, Jake Magolan

1994-95 David Kantor (2nd)

1984-85 (2) Matt Philips, Brad Durst

2002-03 (2) Mike Hartel, Kevin Elsey

1995-96 David Kantor (2nd)

1985-86 (1) Brad Durst

1999-00 Michael Cameron (2nd)

1986-87 (1) Steve Minor

2000-01 Jake Magolan (1st)

1987-88 (1) Ian Mann

2001-02 Michael Cameron (2nd), Jake Magolan (1st) 2005-06 Devon Miller (2nd) 2006-07 Devon Miller (1st) 2007-08 Devon Miller (2nd) 2008-09 Joren Zeeman (2nd) 2009-10 Joren Zeeman (2nd) 2010-11 Joren Zeeman (2nd)

1989-90 (2) Keith Harris-Lowe, Kevin Graham

2003-04 (1) Kevin Elsey 2004-05 (2) Luke Lichty, Justin Kitney 2005-06 (4) Stu Hamilton, Adam Simac, Dan McCrae, Devon Miller

1990-91 (1) Kevin Graham

2006-07 (4) Dan McCrae, Luke Lichty, Jeff DeMeza, Devon Miller

1991-92 (2) Ron O’Hare, Eric Scofield

2007-08 (3) Joren Zeeman, Jeff DeMeza, Devon Miller

1992-93 (2) Kevin Graham, Mike Spence 1993-94 (2) Mike Spence, David Kantor 1994-95 (2) Mike Spence, David Kantor 1995-96 (3) Mike Cvihun, Mike Spence, David Kantor 1996-97 (3) John Alexiou, Mike Cvihun, Mike Spence

2008-09 (2) Jeff DeMeza, Joren Zeeman 2009-10 (3) Will Sidgwick, Michael Amoroso, Joren Zeeman 2010-11 (3) Bryan Fautley, Michael Amoroso, Joren Zeeman 2011-12 (3) Joren Zeeman, Michael Amoroso, Niko Rukavina

1997-98 (2) Jake Magolan, Brad Skerrett

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

TEAM AWARDS MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

1985-86........................................Brad Durst 1986-87.................................. Steven Miner 1987-88.......................................... Ian Mann 1988-89 ......................................... Ian Mann 1989-90 ....................................Scott Parent 1990-91 ........................... Scott McDermid 1991-92................................. Bruce Gilbank 1992-93 .................................. Mike Spence 1993-94 ............................... Kevin Chiswell 1994-95 ..................................David Kantor 1995-96 .................................. Mike Spence 1996-97 .................................. Mike Spence 1997-98 .......................................Andy Lynn 1998-99.............................Frederic Cotnoir 1998-99............................. Greg Stevenson 1999-00............................ Michel Cameron 2000-01............................ Michel Cameron 2000-01................................. Jake Magolan 2001-02............................ Michel Cameron 2001-02......................................Mike Hartel 2002-03.......................................Kevin Elsey 2003-04.......................................Kevin Elsey 2004-05............................................................. 2005-06................................... Devon Miller 2006-07................................... Devon Miller 2007-08................................... Devon Miller 2008-09............................................................. 2009-10................................ Joren Zeeman 2010-11................................ Joren Zeeman

1985-86.................................. Steven Miner 1986-87.....................................Russell Starr 1987-88.....................................Scott Parent 1988-89 ................................ Bruce Gilbank 1989-90 ................................Kevin Graham 1990-91 ..................................... Ron O’Hare 1991-92................................ Kevin Chiswell 1992-93 ..................................David Kantor 1992-93 .................................. Mike Spence 1993-94 .................................... Brett Potvin 1994-95 ................................... Mike Hanley 1995-96 ...................................Craig Donen 1996-97 ..................................John Alexiou 1997-98 ................................ Jake Magolan 1998-99.......................................... Brian Bell 1999-00...................................Craig Holden 2000-01............................................................. 2001-02...............................Rowan Sentesy 2002-03................................ Jesse Mighton 2003-04................................Daniel McCrae 2004-05............................................................. 2005-06...................................Stu Hamilton 2006-07...................................J.P. Bouchard 2007-08................................ Joren Zeeman 2008-09.......................................Alex Oneid 2009-10...................................Will Sidgwick 2010-11................................... Jacob Glantz

Canadian National and Gaels alumnus Adam Simac

MOST IMPROVED PLAYER 1985-86............................................................. 1986-87............................................................. 1987-88....................................... Dave Eisler 1988-89............................ Scott McDermid 1988-89.............................Thomas Whelan 1989-90 ..................................Mike Tippett 1990-91 .......................... Michael Johnson 1991-92 ............................... Kevin Chiswell 1991-92 .........................................Tom Hein 1992-93....................................Mike Cvihun 1993-94 ..................................Mike Cvihun 1993-94 .......................................... Dave Hill 1994-95 .............................. Andrew Calder 1995-96 ................................. Tom Lukatela 1996-97 .......................................Andy Lynn 1996-97 ...............................Andrew Rajtek 1997-98 ......................................Greg Bahry 1997-98 .................................Bryan English 1998-99...................... Johnathan Fletcher 1999-00......................................Mike Hartel 2000-01................................... Justin Kitney 2001-02...................... Johnathan Fletcher 2001-02...............................Tim Williamson 2002-03.............................Marek Plawinski 2003-04............................Ryan McCracken 2004-05............................................................. 2005-06.................................... Sam Pedlow 2006-07.................................... Sam Pedlow 2007-08................................ Niko Rukavina 2008-09............................Dan Rosenbaum 2009-10..................................Bryan Fautley 2010-11.............................. Matthew Taylor

COACHING RECORDS Coach

Seasons

Brenda Willis

365

259

106

888

501

0.712

Brian Rombough

0.360

Kyle Taughler

0.533

Charles Johnston

.600

66^

(1987 - current)

Seasons

124

129

.571

24^

.833

114^

30^

.875

24^

19^

.786

(1985 - 1987)

(1984-85)

(1983-84)

Ginny Crozier (1980-1983)

Dale Huddleston (1975-1978)

Vaclav Smola (1972-1974; 1978-1980)

George Rada (1970-1972)

P L A Y O F F S

^ Not all scores reported

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OUA CHAMPIONS 1971-72

 1999-00  2001-02  2005-06

 2006-07  2009-10  2011-12

QUEEN’S ATHLETICS AND RECREATION CENTRE

Main Gym - Athletics and Recreation Centre The Main Gym is home of the Queen’s Gaels basketball and volleyball programs, seating over 1,900 spectators. The gym offers several configurations & setups from everything from sporting events to receptions and large conventions.

Features

• • • • • • • • • • •

1,904 seats including 160 chair back seats and accessible seats (2,964 including floor seating) Broadcast ready with broadcast quality lighting 100 foot candles Scoreboard, shot clock and sound system Gaels Scorer’s Table Full service Concession stand Ticket selling capabilities Access to Alumni Lounge (Licensed VIP area) Main Level Washrooms 2 media areas overlooking the gym with power and internet ready capability Atrium overlooking gym Access to Team Locker Rooms

Specifications

• • • •

Length: 128 feet Width: 121 feet Area: 15,488 square feet Ceiling Height: 45 feet

Sporting Events held in Main Gym

• •

CIS Men’s Volleyball Championship – March 2012 Ontario AAA Boy’s Basketball Championship – March 2010

Special Events held in Main Gym

• • •

Queen’s Commerce Convocation – May 2010 School of Business Convocation Reception – May 2010 Coaching the Coaches Conference – April 2010

Configurations

• • • • • •

1 FIBA regulation sized Basketball Court 1 FIVA regulation sized Volleyball Court Two basketball courts Two volleyball courts 4 badminton courts 15,488 square feet of available surface for events

Directions • • • •

From the 401, exit at Sir John A Macdonald Blvd. (exit 615). Drive south to Johnson St. (approximately 7-8 minutes) and turn left. Follow two kilometres, turn right on University Ave. and then turn left on Earl Street. The ARC is located at 284 Earl Street.

Media Credentials

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Interviews

Interviews with Queen’s University athletes, coaches and or staff can be arranged anytime by contacting Communications & Sports Information Officer at qsports@queensu.ca or by phone at 613.533.6000 x 36990; cell: 613.484.6763. Queen’s will not provide contact numbers for athletes without the consent of the respective athlete. Please do not contact athletes or coaches at their home unless previously arranged through the Sports Information Office.

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