2017-18 U SPORTS Queen's Women's Hockey Media Guide by Queen's Gaels

JESSICA WAKEFIELD

DEFENDER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

@QUEENSGAELS

QUEEN’S WOMEN’S HOCKE Y 2017-18

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QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY GAELS

U SPORTS WOMEN’S HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP March 15-18 • University of Western Ontario • London, Ont.

GAELS QUICK FACTS

2017-18 SEASON SCHEDULE

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 Social Media: @queensgaels

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

Ontario University Athletics (OUA) 1923-24 Oil Thigh

Arena: Memorial Centre Capacity: 3,300 Record All-Time: Record 2017-18: League Champions:

462-368-92 18-3-5-4 2012-13, 2010-11, 1978-79, 1976-77, 1974-75, 1972-73, 1962-63, 1930-31, 1925-26

National Champions: None Head Coach: Matt Holmberg Website: gogaelsgo.com/hockey-w Media Inquiries Shawn MacDonald Sports Information Officer (p) 613-533-6000 x 36990 (e) comm.sio@queensu.ca (c) 613.484.6763

By The Numbers

EXHIBITION 9/17/2017 at Concordia Queen’s Invitational (Napanee, Ont.) 9/22/2017 Ottawa 9/23/2017 McGill NCAA Exhibition 10/1/2017 at Colgate Holiday Break 1/2/2018 at UOIT REGULAR SEASON 10/14/2017 at UOIT Ridegbacks 10/21/2017 at Brock Badgers 10/22/2017 at Waterloo 10/28/2017 Guelph Gryphons 10/29/2017 York Lions 11/3/2017 Nipissing Lakers 11/4/2017 Laurentian 11/11/2017 at Windsor Lancers 11/12/2017 at Western 11/18/2017 UOIT Ridegbacks 11/25/2017 Toronto 11/26/2017 Ryerson Rams 1/5/2018 at Nipissing Lakers 1/6/2018 at Laurentian 1/12/2018 Brock Badgers 1/13/2018 at Ryerson Rams 1/20/2018 Windsor Lancers 1/21/2018 Western Mustangs 1/27/2018 at Guelph 1/28/2018 at York Lions 2/2/2018 Laurier 2/3/2018 Waterloo Warriors 2/9/2018 at Toronto 2/10/2018 at Laurier

L 4-1 W 4-3 L 5-3 OTL 2-1 W 2-0 W 2-1 W 2-0 OTL 3-2 W 3-1 W 4-1 W 3-2 W 4-3 OTW 3-2 W 4-0 W 2-0 W 4-1 OTW 3-2 OTL 1-0 L 5-2 W 3-0 OTL 4-3 W 8-1 L 3-0 W 1-0 W 4-0 W 3-0 L 4-1 W 3-1 OTL 3-2

OUA PLAYOFFS OUA Quarter-final 2/21/2018 at Waterloo 2/23/2018 Waterloo 2/24/2018 Waterloo OUA Semifinal 2/28/2018 3/2/2018

at Nipissing Nipissing

OUA Championship 3/10/2018 Western

W 2-0 L 2-0 W 4-0 OTW 3-2 W 2-1 L 3-0

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS (London, Ont.) March 15-18, 2018 • University of Western Ontario • London, Ont.

Final Top 10 ranking: No.57 (Mar. 6) Regular Season Record: 14-3-3-4 (Home: 8-2-2-0 Away: 6-1-1-4) U SPORTS championship best result: Bronze (2010-11) Best Top 10 ranking (1 weeks): No. 5 Regular Season Finish: 1st - OUA Conference (52 pts) U SPORTS championship last appearance: 2017 (6thplace) Number of weeks in Top 10: 14/17 weeks Playoff Record: 4-2 (Home: 2-2, Away 2-0) Head Coach Matt Holmberg (9th Season) U SPORTS championship appearances: 4 (Including 2018) Overall Record: 18-3-5-4 (Home: 10-2-4-0, Away: 8-1-1-4) All-Time Record: 462-368-92 (.551) U SPORTS championship all-time record: 3-6 (.333) Playoff finish: OUA Silver Medalists U SPORTS championship all-time medals: 1 (bronze)

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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 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.

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 breath-taking 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 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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HEAD COACH

SEASON REVIEW

MATT HOLMBERG

It was a spectacular run for the Queen’s women’s hockey team in 2017-18 as they locked up the top spot in the OUA standings for the first time since the 1989-90 season.

Holmberg is in his 12th year with the team, and ninth as head coach. Last season, Holmberg and the Gaels were the hosts of the U SPORTS women’s hockey championship in Napanee. The Gaels skated away from the tournament with a win over StFX and a 6th place finish. In 2013-14 he guided the Gaels to an OUA silver medal and in 2012-13 to their best season in team history as the team captured the OUA Championship, their second under Holmberg. The 2012-13 Gaels finished with a program best 20 wins during the regular season, topping the previous best of 19 set by Holmberg’s 2009-10 team. During their 2010-11 OUA Championship season they were also the bronze medalists at the national championship. In their run to Queen’s first OUA title in 32 years, the Gaels knocked off three nationally-ranked opponents, winning all five of their games in overtime. Included in that run, Holmberg coached the Gaels to victory in the longest game in collegiate hockey history, a six overtime win over the Guelph Gryphons in Game 1 of the OUA Championship. Holmberg was the CIS Women’s Hockey Coaches Association president from 20132016. He is High Performance 2 trained and has spent considerable time assisting Hockey Canada and the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association at various events and camps, both on and off the ice.

The Gaels started the OUA campaign on fire picking up at least a point in their first 13 games while going on a nine-game win streak to close out the first semester. Queen’s finished out the season with an impressive 17-3-4 record for 52 points to finish as the top seed in the conference. Queen’s was led by OUA MVP and scoring leader Katrina Manoukarakis (15G, 30A) up front, OUA goaltender of the year Stephanie Pascal (14 wins, 1.33 GAA, 0.944 SV%) between the pipes and coach of the year Matt Holmberg behind the bench. The Gaels carved their way through the OUA playoffs taking out Waterloo in three games before sweeping Nipissing to advance to the OUA championship where they fell to Western 3-0 in the McCaw Cup final.

Assistant Coaches

Holmberg was named the OUA women’s hockey coach of the year twice (2009-10, 2017-18) and the Fox 40 OUA male coach of the year in 2010-11. He holds the Gaels women’s hockey record for most wins by a coach including playoffs. The Pembroke, Ontario native graduated from Queen’s Law in 1997.

MORGAN MCHAFFIE

MIRIAM PAAS

Assistant Coach

MIKE MURPHY

JAMIE MCKINVEN

Goalie Coach

Skills Coach

RUSS HOLMBERG Assistant Coach

Career Totals OUA Playoff Overall W-L-T W-L W-L-T 148-53-27 25-22 173-75-27

JAMIE NICHOLL-CARNE Equipment Manager

Team Captains

Jessica Wakefield

Addi Halladay

Michelle Knecht

Clare McKellar

Micaela Smith

Emily Gervais

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QUEEN’S GAELS - ROSTER No.

Name

Pos.

Hgt

Elig Yr.

Course

Hometown

Previous Team

Stephanie Pascal

5-10

3rd

Chemical Engineering

Sudbury, Ont.

Sudbury Lady Wolves (LLFHL)

Hailey Wilson

5-8

2nd

Physical and Health Education

Pickering, Ont.

Whitby Wolves (PWHL)

Michele Knecht

5-8

5th

Kinesiology

North York, Ont.

Durham West Lightning (PWHL)

Taylor Hicks

5-10

1st

Arts & Science

Whitby, Ont.

Durham West Lightning (PWHL)

Amber Sealey

5-9

4th

Chemical Engineering

Elora, Ont.

Kitchener-Waterloo Rangers (PWHL)

Robin Ketcheson

5-6

2nd

Commerce

Toronto, Ont.

Burlington Barracudas (PWHL)

Kaylie Dennis

5-3

3rd

Economics

London, Ont.

London Devilettes (PWHL)

Addi Halladay

5-9

4th

Sociology

North Augusta, Ont.

Nepean Wildcats (PWHL)

Brooklyn Bastarache

5-6

1st

Arts & Science

Courtice, Ont.

Whitby Wolves (PWHL)

Abby Lafreniere

5-3

1st

Science

Kirkland Lake, Ont.

Merrimack College (NCAA)

Bryce Desa

5-6

2nd

Biochemical Engineering

London, Ont.

London Devilettes (PWHL)

Caroline DeBruin

5-3

4th

Law

Burlington, Ont.

Cornell University (NCAA)

Emily Gervais

5-5

5th

Chemical Engineering

Kamloops, B.C.

Okanogan Hockey Academy/BC U18

Bridgid Goris

5-6

1st

Nursing

Thorndale, Ont.

Bluewater Hawks (PWHL)

Clare McKellar

5-3

5th

Economics

London, Ont.

London Devilettes (PWHL)

Alex Maw

5-8

1st

Science

Whitby, Ont.

Durham West Lightning (PWHL)

Jessica Wakefield

5-6

5th

Environmental Science

Lucan, Ont.

Bluewater Hawks (PWHL)

Devon Greenough

5-5

2nd

Kinesiology

Arnprior, Ont.

Nepean Wildcats (PWHL)

Katrina Manoukarakis

5-6

3rd

Physical and Health Education

Scarborough, Ont.

Durham West Lightning (PWHL)

Micaela Smith

5-8

5th

Physical and Health Education

Cobourg, Ont.

Whitby Wolves (PWHL)

Kathryn Jalink

5-8

1st

Engineering

Kingston, Ont.

Kingston Ice Wolves (PWHL)

Claire Warren

5-8

4th

Biomechanical Engineering

Halifax, N.S.

Pro Cresting Penguins (Midget AAA)

Makenzy Arsenault

6-0

1st

Engineering

Whitby, Ont.

Whitby Wolves (PWHL)

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Matt Holmberg (9th Season) Assistant Coaches: Morgan McHaffie, Miriam Paas, Jamie McKinven, Mike Murphy, Russ Holmberg

PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Name Pronunciation

Name Pronunciation

Stephanie Pascal Michele Knecht Kaylie Dennis Brooklyn Bastarache Abby Lafreniere Bryce Desa

Emily Gervais Bridgid Goris Devon Greenough Katrina Manoukarakis Kathryn Jalink Makenzy Arsenault

PASS-CAL CONNECT DEH-NIHS BASS-TAH-RASH LA-FREN-YARE DESS-AH

ROSTER BY PROVINCE

ZHUR-VAY GORE-IS GREEN-OW MAN-AH-KAH-RAH-KIS JAH-LINK AR-SEN-OH

ROSTER BY PROGRAM

Engineering 7 Physical and Health Education 3 Arts & Science 2 Kinesiology 2 Science 2 Economics 2

Commerce 1 Nursing 1 Environmental Science 1 Law 1 Sociology 1

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MEET THE QUEEN’S GAELS

STEPHANIE PASCAL

HT. 5-10 ELIG 3rd

2017-18 All-Star

MAJOR Chemical Engineering HOMETOWN Sudbury, Ont.

2017-18: OUA Goalie of the Year and a first-team All-Star... Led the OUA in wins with 14 and in shutouts with six... 0.944 save percentage was second best in the conference... Had a 1.33 GAA good for third best in Ontario... From Oct 28 to Nov 26 had a consecutive win streak of seven. OTHER: Played previously for Sudbury Lady Wolves... Four time OWHA provincial medal winner (two gold, two silver) including gold in 2013... Played five of seven games at Esso Cup National Midget Championship where team won bronze... Won OFSAA hockey gold in grade 10 with four shutouts... Advanced to final round of U18 tryouts in 2013.

2017-18 Goalie of the Year

6 HAILEY WILSON HT. 5-8 ELIG 2nd

MAJOR Physical and Health Education HOMETOWN Pickering, Ont.

2017-18: Had nine goals and seven assists for 16 points... Scored three game winning goals to rank fourth in the OUA... Nov 11-26 had a five game goal streak. OTHER: Played two seasons with Whitby Jr. Wolves (PWHL)... 2016 PWHL Final Four bronze medalist... USA/Canada Cup Series (Kitchener) gold medalist (2015)... PWHL Final Four silver medalist (2015)... Ontario Provincial Championship bronze medalist (2015)... Team Ontario U18 final camp invitee and participant (2015)... USA/Canada Cup Series (Kitchener) bronze medalist, USA/Canada Cup Series (Detroit) bronze medalist, Stoney Creek Showcase silver medalist (2014)... LLFHL Midget bronze medalist (2013)... High School honour Roll Grade 9-12, Jr. soccer award, Hockey MVP award (2015)

7 MICHELE KNECHT MAJOR HT. 5-8 Kinesiology HOMETOWN North York, Ont. ELIG 5th

2017-18: Scored three goals and added four assists in 24 games this season... Scored a game winner, shorthanded tally and empty net goal this year in 3-0 shutout of Laurier. OTHER: 2g and 3a with 3 points in playoffs for Durham West...Won provincial championship with Durham West in Ottawa...Made the final Ontario U18 camp in 2012...Premier Elite Athletic Collegiate student...Named “Most Dedicated Athlete” in grade 11 and 12, and in grade 12 was the recipient of the school’s Legacy Award.

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8 TAYLOR HICKS HT. 5-10 ELIG 1st

MAJOR Arts & Science HOMETOWN Whitby, Ont.

2017-18: Played in all 24 games for the Gaels scoring two goals and picking up seven assists... Scored one power play goal... Had a five-game point streak in the Fall. OTHER: Played for Durham West of PWHL, 109 regular season games – 18 goals, 32 assists, 50 points... Invited to Team Ontario U18 camp in 2016.

9 AMBER SEALEY HT. 5-9 ELIG 4th

2014-15 All-Rookie MAJOR Chemical Engineering HOMETOWN Elora, Ont.

2017-18: Had one goal and five assists for six points playing in all 24 games... Lone goal came on the power play... Had eight penalty minutes. OTHER: Recipient of Chernoff Family Award scholarship...Younger sister of Alisha Sealey who also played defence for the Gaels...Captain of Kitchener/Waterloo PWHL team...Advanced to the final Ontario U18 camp in 2013...Multi-sport athlete competed in OFSAA track in 4x400 (6th) and 4x100 (16th) in 2014

10 ROBIN KETCHESON MAJOR HT. 5-6 Commerce HOMETOWN Toronto, Ont. ELIG 2nd

2017-18: Appeared in 22 games for the Gaels ... Recorded one assist OTHER: 2015-16 Played with Burlington Jr. Barracudas (PWHL) ... Played 2014-15 with Durham West Midget AA serving as an assistant captain... In high school at Blyth Academy received academic excellence award in English, was an honour roll student from grade 9 - 12 and received Track and Field coaches award for dedication and leadership.

11 KAYLIE DENNIS MAJOR HT. 5-3 Economics HOMETOWN London, Ont. ELIG 3rd

2017-18: Had three goals and six assists for nine points... Tied for the team lead in penalty minutes with 20... Had a three game point streak and registered a point in five of six games during the season in the Fall. OTHER: Attended A.B Lucas Secondary School in London Ontario...Played in the PWHL for three years, being a co-captain in her final year...18 goals and 24 assists for 42 points in 118 games in the PWHL...A silver medalist at the final four in 2013...A second camp invite to Team Ontatio in 2014....Ontario Winter Games Athlete in 2012...Was Female Athlete of the Year at A.B. Lucas in her grade 12 year...An honour roll student all 4 years of high school

12 ADDI HALLADAY MAJOR HT. 5-9 Sociology HOMETOWN North Augusta, Ont. ELIG 4th

2014-15 All-Rookie

2017-18: Had nine goals and seven assists for 16 points... Third on team in scoring... Scored two power play goals... Had two multi-point games... Had a six game point streak from Nov 4 to Nov 26... Led team in playoff scoring with five points (2g, 3a) OTHER: Played in the PWHL for three seasons and last two with Nepean ...Nepean finished as top team in regular season and won provincial bronze... Tied for fifth in league scoring with 23g, 29a for 52 points in 37 games... In 2012 advanced to final Ontario U18 camp... Multi-sport athlete and won provincial bronze medal at OFSAA in shot-put.. Won the Outstanding Contribution to Athletics award at her High School

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13 BROOKLYN BASTARACHE MAJOR Arts & Science HOMETOWN Courtice, Ont.

HT. 5-6 ELIG 1st

2017-18: Played in all 24 games registering two assists... Finished with 18 penalty minutes OTHER: Played for Whitby of PWHL. 76 regular season games – 2 goals, 20 assists, 22 points... Invited to Team Ontario U18 camp in 2016

14 ABBY LAFRENIERE MAJOR HT. 5-3 Science HOMETOWN Kirkland Lake, Ont. ELIG 1st

2017-18: Had two goals and three assists for five points... Registered six penalty minutes... Scored first career goal at Laurentian. OTHER: Played for Merrimack College (NCAA D1) and played for Cambridge of PWHL the year prior (37 regular season games, six goals, 11 assists, 17 points)... Ontario Winter Games bronze medalist in 2012.

15 BRYCE DESA HT. 5-6 ELIG 2nd

MAJOR Biochemical Engineering HOMETOWN London, Ont.

2017-18: Had two goals and eight assists for 10 points... Second among Queen’s defenders in points... Had one power play and one game winning goal... Had a two goal game against York. OTHER: Played two years for London Jr. Devilettes (PWHL), 14th (tie) in scoring among defence in 2015-16...Played boys hockey for London Jr. Knights & London Bandits until the age of fifteen... Played basketball, volleyball, and soccer on both Junior and Senior high school teams... Honour Roll from grades 9-12

16 CAROLINE DEBRUIN MAJOR HT. 5-3 Law HOMETOWN Burlington, Ont. ELIG 4th

2017-18: Scored one goal and added three assists for four points in just seven games... Missed the majority of the regular season and all of playoffs due to injury OTHER: 3x ECAC All-Academic Team... ECAC Hockey’s Rookie of the Week 03/11/14, ECAC Hockey Tournament Champions 2014, Set up game-winning goal against Clarkson to win the ECAC Hockey Tournament Championship 1-0.... NCAA Tournament Appearance - National Quarter-finalists 2014... Elite Community Award of Distinction 2013 (Awarded to a student athlete who represents his/herself and his/her school and sport to the community in a positive light)... In three seasons with Aurora of the PWHL amassed 36 goals and 69 assists for 105 points.

17 EMILY GERVAIS HT. 5-5 ELIG 5th

MAJOR Chemical Engineering HOMETOWN Kamloops, B.C.

2017-18: Had four goals and three assists for seven points... Scored one short-handed and one game winning goal... Had a pair of multi-point games... Queen’s Athletics Nixon Academic Leadership Award winner. OTHER: Attended Okanagan Hockey Academy... Graduated from Penticton Secondary... Member of Thompson-Okanagan Rockets who won the provincial midget AAA girls hockey championship in 2011... Played for Team BC U18.

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18 BRIDGID GORIS MAJOR HT. 5-6 Nursing HOMETOWN Thorndale, Ont. ELIG 1st

2017-18: Appeared in 19 games for the Gaels scoring one goal... Scored first career goal in a win over Windsor. OTHER: Played for Bluewater of PWHL, 76 regular season games – 18 goals, 24 assists, 42 points... Invited to Team Ontario U18 camp in 2016... 2017 OFSAA hockey bronze, 2016 and 2015 OFSAA hockey gold, 2014 OFSAA hockey silver... Honour roll student throughout high school.

19 CLARE MCKELLAR

2013-14 All-Rookie

MAJOR HT. 5-3 Economics HOMETOWN London, Ont. ELIG 5th

2017-18: Had three goals and 17 assists for 20 points... 17 assists led the OUA... Tied for team lead in penalty minutes with 20... Had one game winning goal... Had point streaks of six games and four games long... Registered at least a point in 15 of her 24 games. OTHER: In three seasons had 32g, 41a for 73 points...Ast. Captain and team was in PWHL final where she led team with 10g and 5a in 11 games...Finals for U18 camp in 2012...Graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas HS

21 ALEX MAW MAJOR HT. 5-8 Science HOMETOWN Whitby, Ont. ELIG 1st

2017-18: Had two goals and four assists for six points... Appeared in all 24 games... Scored first career goal in win over Toronto. OTHER: Played with the Durham West Lightning in the PWHL 111 regular season games – 24 goals, 36 assists, 60 points... High School Female Athlete of the Year 2012, 2014, & 2016, OFSAA Gold 2013, Provincial Gold Medal 2009.

22 JESSICA WAKEFIELD HT. 5-6 ELIG 5th

MAJOR Environmental Science HOMETOWN Lucan, Ont.

2017-18 All-Star

2017-18: The Gaels captain was named a first team OUA All-Star... Scored seven goals and had nine assists for 16 points... Finished second in the OUA in points for defenders... Led all Gaels defenders in points... Had three game-winners, fourth best in the OUA... Scored two power play goals... Had a four game point-streak. OTHER: PWHL Championship in 2012...Ast. Captain and 24g, 29a for 53 points in past two seasons...Three goals in five playoff games this season...Finals for U18 camp in 2011...Honoured with SPECTRA award in Feb. 2013 awarded to “A London secondary athlete in recognition of outstanding Sportsmanship, Participation, Excellence, Character, Teamwork, Respect and Achievement” and named top female athlete at Medway SS

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25 DEVON GREENOUGH D

MAJOR HT. 5-5 Kinesiology HOMETOWN Arnprior, Ont. ELIG 2nd

2017-18: Played in 21 games missing three due to injury... Scored one goal and added three assists for four points... First career goal came in a win over Windsor. OTHER: PWHL Championship in 2012...Ast. Captain and 24g, 29a for 53 points in past two seasons...Three goals in five playoff games this season...Finals for U18 camp in 2011...Honoured with SPECTRA award in Feb. 2013 awarded to “A London secondary athlete in recognition of outstanding Sportsmanship, Participation, Excellence, Character, Teamwork, Respect and Achievement” and named top female athlete at Medway SS

27 KATRINA MANOUKARAKIS HT. 5-6 ELIG 3rd

2015-16 All-Rookie

Two Time All-Star (17-18, 15-16)

MAJOR Physical and Health Education HOMETOWN Scarborough, Ont.

2017-18: Named the OUA MVP and Forward of the Year... Named a first team OUA AllStar... Had 15 goals and 15 assists for 30 points... Led the conference in points with 30 and in goals with 15 (tie)... Had five power play goals to lead the OUA... Her five game winning goals was second best in Ontario.. Had nine multi-point games... Had season-high four points in win over Windsor... Had a three game streak of three or more points... Recorded at least a point in all but eight games. OTHER: Attended Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute...played three years in the PWHL - last two with the Durham West Lightning...Amassed 39 goals and 49 assists for 88 points in 109 games in the PWHL... Was the PWHL Rookie with the most points in 2012-13...A second camp invite to Team Ontatio in 2014... An Honour Roll student at Birchmount Park.

2017-18 MVP & Forward of the Year 2015-16 Rookie of the Year

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28 MICAELA SMITH HT. 5-8 ELIG 5th

MAJOR Physical and Health Education HOMETOWN Cobourg, Ont.

2017-18: Had one goal and seven assists in 22 games for the Gaels... Had one power play and one game winning goal... Had two multi-point games... Led the OUA in playoff assists with four (tie). OTHER: 20a over two seasons in PWHL...Whitby regular season and playoff champions...Made final for Ontario U18 camp in 2011 and 2012...Graduating from Cobourg District CI

29 KATHRYN JALINK MAJOR HT. 5-8 Engineering HOMETOWN Kingston, Ont. ELIG 1st

2017-18: Did not play in 2017-18. OTHER: Played with the Kingston Ice Wolves (PWHL) and had the highest number of shots faced and saves recorded in the league for the 2015-16 season... 2014 OFSAA Silver medal in hockey... B’nai Brith Award for sportsmanship and good will in the community and excellence in the classroom, honour roll student grades 9-12... Played High School Field Hockey, Tennis and Badminton along with hockey throughout high school... Mother is Queen’s Alumni.

30 CLAIRE WARREN HT. 5-8 ELIG 4th

MAJOR Biomechanical Engineering HOMETOWN Halifax, N.S.

2017-18: Appeared in two games starting one... Registered 10 saves. OTHER: Played in the NSFMHL for three seasons with the Pro Cresting Penguins...The Penguins finished second in the regular season and won gold at Provincials. Posted a 5-5-2 record with a 1.83 GAA and one shutout in the regular season... Three time member of Team Nova Scotia at U-15 and U-15 level.

33 MAKENZY ARSENAULT MAJOR HT. 6-0 Engineering HOMETOWN Whitby, Ont. ELIG 1st

2017-18: Started four games for the Gaels going 3-1... Had a 1.69 GAA and 0.944 SV% picking up one shutout. OTHER: PWHL Goalie of the Year Award in 2017, 21 games with a 15-3 record and nine shut-outs (3rd in league), a 0.84 goals against average (1st in league) and a 0.950 save percentage (3rd in league)... Sr. Female Athlete of the Year Award in 2015/16, LOSSA AA Girls Basketball Gold in 2014 and 2016, AA Girls Soccer Gold in 2014, 2015 and 2016... OWHA Provincial Gold in 2007/08, 2010/11, 2012/13, and Bronze in 2015/16, OWHA Ontario Winter Games Gold in 2014... West Coast Selects World Invitational Gold Medalists in Sweden 2013... Invited to Team Ontario U 18 camp in 2016

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2017-18 CHAMPIONSHIP

2018 U SPORTS Women’s Hockey Championship Preview: Gaels enter at No.8 TORONTO (U SPORTS) - The Queen’s Gaels return to the National Championship as the No.8 team as the sedding was announced Sunday in the lead-up to an action-packed weekend of #CHAMPSZN. The 2018 U SPORTS Women’s Hockey Championship kicks off on Thursday at Thompson Arena in London, Ont. and concludes next Sunday with the gold-medal final at 4 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. PT. All games livestreamed at USPORTS.LIVE. SEEDING No. 1 Manitoba Bisons Playoff finish: CW champions No. 2 Saint Mary’s Huskies Playoff finish: AUS champions No. 3 Western Mustangs Playoff finish: Host/OUA champions No. 4 Concordia Stingers Playoff finish: RSEQ champions No. 5 StFX X-Women Playoff finish: AUS finalists No. 6 Montreal Carabins Playoff finish: RSEQ finalists No. 7 Saskatchewan Huskies Playoff finish: Canada West finalists No. 8 Queen’s Gaels Playoff finish: OUA finalists CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE Wednesday, Mar. 14 All-Canadian Awards Gala, 6:30 p.m. ET / 3:30 p.m. PT Thursday, Mar. 15 (Quarter-finals) Saint Mary’s vs. Saskatchewan, 4 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. PT Western vs. Montreal, 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT Friday, Mar. 16 (Quarter-finals) Manitoba vs. Queen’s, 4 p.m. ET / 1 p.m. PT Concordia vs. StFX 7 p.m. ET / 4 p.m. PT

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STANDINGS AND STATISTICS U SPORTS WOMEN’S HOCKEY - STANDINGS OUA GP W OTW L OTL Queen’s 24 14 3 3 4 Western 24 14 3 5 2 Guelph 24 14 4 6 0 Nipissing 24 13 3 6 2 Ryerson 24 10 5 7 2 Toronto 24 13 0 9 2 Brock 24 9 3 9 3 Waterloo 24 9 3 11 1 Laurentian 24 9 1 11 3 York 24 8 0 12 4 UOIT 24 6 2 13 3 Windsor 24 4 1 17 2 Laurier 24 2 3 16 3

GF GA PTS 66 38 52 61 41 50 73 36 50 75 45 47 63 53 42 56 47 41 50 51 36 52 53 34 39 58 32 40 65 28 38 54 25 42 81 16 27 60 15

AUS GP W L OTL StFX 24 20 2 2 Saint Mary’s 24 20 3 1 St. Thomas 24 12 8 4 Dalhousie 24 12 12 0 Moncton 24 10 10 4 UPEI 24 7 10 7 Mount A 24 3 18 3

GF GA 79 42 75 27 69 61 61 71 48 59 51 66 28 85

CANADA WEST GP W OTW L OTL Manitoba 28 19 3 5 1 Sask 28 18 1 7 2 UBC 28 14 5 5 4 Alberta 28 13 6 5 4 Regina 28 8 2 14 4 Mount Royal 28 7 3 17 1 Calgary 28 7 1 18 2 Lethbridge 28 3 2 18 5 RSEQ Montreal Concordia Ottawa McGill Carleton

GP W L OTL 20 14 2 4 20 14 4 2 20 10 7 3 20 9 9 2 20 3 15 2

PTS Win % 42 0.833 41 0.833 28 0.500 24 0.500 24 0.417 21 0.292 9 0.125

GF GA PTS 66 39 64 49 31 58 60 41 56 67 43 55 44 64 32 35 50 28 22 51 25 32 56 18

GF GA 60 34 65 44 44 47 48 57 25 60

PTS Win % 32 0.700 30 0.700 23 0.500 20 0.450 8 0.150

U SPORTS WOMEN’S HOCKEY - FINAL TOP 10 FINAL March 6 - previous ranking () 1. Manitoba (1) 2. SMU (2) 3. STFX (3) 4. Concordia (7) 5. Queen’s (6) 6. Montreal (4) 7. Western (9) 8. Saskatchewan (8) 9. Guelph (5) 10. Nipissing (10)

REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS - QUEEN’S GAELS ##

Player

POS

PTS

PIM

PPG

SHG

Katrina Manoukarakis

Clare McKellar

Addi Halladay

Jessica Wakefield

Hailey Wilson

Bryce Desa

Kaylie Dennis

Taylor Hicks

Micaela Smith

Emily Gervais

Michele Knecht

Alex Maw

Amber Sealey

Abby Lafreniere

Caroline DeBruin

Devon Greenough

Brooklyn Bastarache

Bridgid Goris

MIN

1175:59

Goaltenders

GAA

W-L

SVS

SAV%

1.33

14-6

464

438

.944

Stephanie Pascal

Claire Warren

31:18

0.00

0-0

1.000

Makenzy Arsenault

248:06

1.69

3-1

125

118

.944

OUA LEADERS - 2017-18 Rank

Team

PTS

PIM

K Manoukarakis

Player

QUEEN'S

M Dominico

NIPISSING

K Lowy

GUELPH

A Forfar

RYERSON

K Green

RYERSON

K Gribbons

GUELPH

A Clark

WESTERN

C Merrick

GUELPH

C McKellar

QUEEN'S

K Roache

TORONTO

Z Davis

NIPISSING

B Gemmill

RYERSON

C Ieradi

BROCK

E Levesque

WESTERN

K Nauboris

UOIT

S Strassburger

NIPISSING

K Tienhaara

NIPISSING

A Halladay

QUEEN'S

J Wakefield

QUEEN'S

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PLAYOFF RECAPS

Pascal shuts out Warriors as Gaels take playoff series opener 2-0 WATERLOO, Ont. (February 21, 2018) - The No.8 Queen’s Gaels were able to go into Waterloo and take a 2-0 victory in the opening game of their OUA playoff best-of-three series. The Gaels will now look to close things out at home on Friday night in Kingston. Should the game need a third game, it will also be in Kingston on Saturday night. BY THE NUMBERS 22 - Saves for Pascal 1st - Win this season over Waterloo for Queen’s 2 - Chances for Queen’s to win the series at home 0 - Penalties called against the Gaels and just two against Waterloo

Halladay nets game-winner, Pascal earns shutout as Gaels send Warriors packing KINGSTON, Ont. (February 24, 2018) – The No. 8 Queen’s Gaels avenged their Friday night loss to the Waterloo Warriors with a dominating 4-0 triumph on Saturday night at the Memorial Centre to close out their OUA quarter-final playoff series. The Gaels dominated from start to finish, outshooting the Warriors 38-19 on the way to their series-clinching victory. Stephanie Pascal (Sudbury, Ont.) turned aside all 19 shots she faced for her second shutout of the series. Queen’s now advances to the OUA semifinals, which begin later this week. BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Shutouts in this series by Pascal 3 - All three games in this series ended in shutouts, two for Queen’s and one for Waterloo 1st - Career U SPORTS goal for Bastarache is a playoff tally FINAL SAY “It’s been four years since we won a playoff series and we just knew this was the year. Going into this playoff round, even though Waterloo beat us twice in the regular season, there was no way they were going to beat us two more times, and we proved that tonight. Playing Gaels hockey got us the win.” -Queen’s Captain Jessica Wakefield

Gaels shutout 2-0 by Waterloo, series-deciding game three goes Saturday night in Kingston KINGSTON, Ont. (February 23, 2018) - The No.8 Queen’s Gaels were undone by the special teams of the Waterloo Warriors on Friday night falling 2-0 in game two of their best of three series. Waterloo was able to score both shorthanded and on the power play to take the victory, forcing a third and deciding game Saturday night at 7:30 pm at the Memorial Centre in Kingston. BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Shutouts in the series so far, one for each team 7 - Penalties combined between the two teams 1 - Game to decide which team will advance

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REGULAR SEASON/PLAYOFF RECAPS CONT`D Hicks OT winner puts Gaels one win away from McCaw Cup

Gaels take OUA silver after tough loss to Western

NORTH BAY, Ont. (February 28, 2018) - The No.6 Queen’s Gaels stole a 3-2 overtime victory on the road over the No.10 Nipissing Lakers to take a 1-0 lead in their best-of-three series.

KINGSTON, Ont. (March 10, 2018) - The No.5 Queen’s Gaels fell 3-0 to the No.7 Western Mustangs who claimed their second McCaw Cup title in program history.

Taylor Hicks (Whitby, Ont.) scored the winner in overtime to send the series back to Kingston with the Gaels ahead and looking to advance to the McCaw Cup final.

Both teams now advance to the U SPORTS national championship which the Mustangs host starting on Thursday.

BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Assists for Smith 1 - Power play goal for each team in the game 7:22 - Time of the OT winner for Hicks 2:37 - Two hours and 37 minutes it took to decide a winner

FINAL SAY “I think we had a better third than the second, but it just wasn’t enough. Bigger picture, I’m certainly happy with where we are. We’ve earned our spot at nationals, and we still feel confident in our room that we can make some noise next week.” - Queen’s head coach Matt Holmberg BY THE NUMBERS 5 - Years ago these two teams met for the McCaw Cup, and it was the Gaels who swept the series in two games clinching at home 2nd - McCaw Cup title for Western 5 - Power play chances for Queen’s 7 - Points for Chiarello in the playoffs to lead the OUA

No.6 Gaels will host McCaw Cup next Saturday after 2-1 victory and series sweep of No. 10 Lakers KINGSTON, Ont. (March 2, 2018) – The No. 6 Queen’s Gaels are off to the McCaw Cup after a thrilling 2-1 win over the No. 10 Nipissing Lakers on Friday night. The Gaels were able to hold off a frantic surge by the Lakers in the final period to preserve the victory and advance to the OUA Championship . As has been the story all season, Stephanie Pascal (Sudbury, Ont.) was great in between the pipes for Queen’s, making 32 saves in the victory. BY THE NUMBERS 2 - Points in tonight’s game for Halladay 2 - Shutouts for Pascal in this year’s playoffs 42 - Minutes in penalties FINAL SAY “I think the biggest thing is that we played fully as a team. Every single person in that room contributed, and we stayed disciplined when things started to get a little rough. We didn’t let anything bother us. Our team is so close and in the playoffs that shines through even more because we’re spending more time together. Everyone on this team has so much heart and passion, and it showed tonight.” – Queen’s goaltender Stephanie Pascal.

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ALL-TIME RECORD CONFERENCE RECORD

CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP

SEASON

OTL

2017-18

2016-17

2015-16

2014-15

2013-14

2012-13

2011-12

2010-11

2009-10

2008-09

2007-08

2006-07

2005-06

2004-05

2003-04

105

2002-03

2001-02

2000-01

1999-00

1998-99

OVERALL GP

PCT.

COACH

CONFERENCE

0.767

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.567

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.615

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.673

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.719

Matt Holmberg

OUA

121

0.750

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.569

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.686

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.707

Matt Holmberg

OUA

0.483

Harold Parsons

OUA

0.533

Rob Lalonde

OUA

0.648

Harold Parsons

OUA

0.577

Harold Parsons

OUA

100

0.580

Harold Parsons

OUA East

105

0.780

Harold Parsons

OUA East

0.680

Harold Parsons

OUA East

0.565

Harold Parsons

OUA East

0.341

DianaDrury/JacquesTremblay

OUA East

0.100

DianaDrury/JacquesTremblay

OUA

0.275

DianaDrury/JacquesTremblay

OUA

1997-98

0.300

DianaDrury/JacquesTremblay

OUA

1996-97

0.167

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1995-96

0.333

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1994-95

0.594

Diana Drury

OWIAA

1993-94

0.231

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1992-93

0.385

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1991-92

0.269

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1990-91

0.650

Diana Drury/Anne Symes

OWIAA

1989-90

0.778

Diana Drury

OWIAA

1988-89

0.725

Diana Drury

OWIAA

1987-88

0.156

Martha Roberts

OWIAA

1986-87

0.156

Kim Ferguson

OWIAA

1985-86

0.156

Kim Ferguson

OWIAA

1984-85

0.647

Janean Sergeant

OWIAA

1983-84

113

0.250

Janean Sergeant

OWIAA

1982-83

0.219

Janean Sergeant

OWIAA

1981-82

0.219

Janean Sergeant

OWIAA

1980-81

0.458

John Sergeant

OWIAA

1979-80

0.821

Janean Sergeant

OWIAA

1978-79

1.000

Dave Best

OWIAA

1977-78

0.464

Terry Miller

OWIAA

1976-77

0.833

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

1975-76

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

1974-75

0.917

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

1973-74

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

1972-73

0.893

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

1971-72

0.500

Katherine Cartwright

OWIAA

TOTALS

824

411

321

2368

2239

203

190

922

462

368

2585

2448

0.551

*Holmberg Recorded two wins

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HISTORY AND AWARDS FIRST GAME The first women’s hockey game was played at the Kingston Skating Rink on Arch Street on March 5, 1896, between the Queen’s team, known as the Morning Glories, and the Black and Blues, representing the Kingston Ladies College, a girls private high school located on Emily Street. That game -- the first of two between the teams in a five-day span -- was described in the Daily British Whig as “a revelation” and “a lively, interesting, exciting and most unique game of hockey.”

WOMEN’S INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC UNION The Women’s Intercollegiate Athletic Union (a forerunner to Ontario University Athletics) was formed in 1921 and Queen’s won the league title twice (1925-26, 1930-31) before the league disbanded in 1933. Due to the withdrawals of Queen’s and McGill, there was little or no intercollegiate competition for the next quarter-century. Queen’s revived its women’s hockey program in 1960-61, playing exhibition games that season, before rejoining the intercollegiate ranks in 1961-62. The following season, Queen’s and Toronto shared the Ontario title after the two teams finished in a tie for top spot at the national championship tournament in Toronto. Queen’s was led by Katherine (Cookie) Cartwright, who scored nine goals and 12 points in the tournament.

The 1974-75 Queen’s Women’s Hockey Team

In 1973, Queen’s won the first of its four championships in seven seasons. Following a 10-1-1 regular season, the women hosted a two-day championship tournament at Jock Harty Arena, Feb. 16 and 17. Queen’s also won the league championship in 1974-75, 1976-77 and 1978-79. Queen’s won two more Ontario titles in recent years (2011 and 2013) and earned a berth in the league final in 2014.

ELIZABETH GRAHAM

Queen’s University netminder Elizabeth Graham is credited with being the first goaltender to ever wear a mask for protection. The historic event took place in 1927, three years before NHLer Clint Benedict strapped on his leather mask. As reported in the Montreal Daily Star at the time, Graham “gave the fans a surprise when she stepped into the nets and then donned a fencing mask.” Myth has it that Elizabeth’s father pressured her into wearing the mask after she underwent extensive dental work. Cookie presents the Golden Path

KATHERINE “COOKIE” CARTWRIGHT AND THE GOLDEN PATH TROPHY

The Golden Path Trophy was donated in 1998 by Katherine “Cookie” Cartwright, former player and the first head coach of the Queen’s Gaels women’s hockey team, from 1971 to 1977. Cartwright led the reinstatement of Canadian women’s university hockey in 1960, and chaired the steering committee that formed the Ontario Women’s Hockey Association. This organization became the cornerstone for the explosive growth of women’s hockey since 1980.

LONGEST COLLEGIATE HOCKEY GAME

On March 3, 2011 a playoff game between the Queen’s Gaels and the Guelph Gryphons became the longest collegiate hockey game, male or female, Canadian or American — on record. The game began on Wednesday and it ended in the early morning on Thursday. The duration of the match was 167 minutes and 14 seconds before Queen’s forward Morgan McHaffie placed a rebound past Gryphons goalie Danielle Skoufranis in the sixth overtime period. McHaffie now serves as an assistant coach for the Gaels. Puck drop of the opening ceremonies in Napanee

2017 U SPORTS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP HOSTS

Queen’s University hosted the women’s hockey national championship for the first time in their history in 2017. The championship tournament was hosted in Napanee, Ontario at the Strathcona Paper Centre. The Gaels were the eighth seed and finished the tournament in sixth place. The gold medal game saw the Alberta Pandas defeat the McGill Martletts to win the Golden Path Trophy.

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HISTORY AND AWARDS OUA AWARDS

U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL-STARS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

2010-11 (1) Mel Dodd-Moher

2017-18 ............................................ Katrina Manoukarakis 2011-12 .....................................................Morgan McHaffie 2003-04 ..................................................Elizabeth Chiasson 2002-03...................................................Elizabeth Chiasson

TOP SCORER

2017-18 ............................................ Katrina Manoukarakis 2011-12......................................................Morgan McHaffie 2009-10.........................................................Elizabeth Kench 2004-05...................................................Elizabeth Chiasson 2003-04 ..................................................Elizabeth Chiasson 2002-03...................................................Elizabeth Chiasson

GOALTENDER OF THE YEAR

2017-18.......................................................Stephanie Pascal

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR

2015-16............................................. Katrina Manoukarakis 2006-07 ........................................................Elizabeth Kench 2005-06....................................................Victoria Kaufmann 2002-03 (East)..................................................Nicole Trotter 1998-99................................................................Claudia Tom

MARION HILLARD AWARD

2015-16 ....................................................Courtenay Jacklin 2003-04..............................................................Caroline Hare

COACH OF THE YEAR

2017-18..........................................................Matt Holmberg 2009-10..........................................................Matt Holmberg 2003-04 (East)...............................................Harold Parsons 2002-03 (East)...............................................Harold Parsons

OUA ALL-STARS 2017-18 (3) Katrina Manoukarakis (1st), Stephanie Pascal (1st), Jessica Wakefield (1st) 2015-16 (4) Mary Coughlin (2nd), Caitlyn Lahonen (2nd), Katrina Manoukarakis (2nd & Rookie Team) 2014-15 (4) Shawna Griffin (2nd), Taryn Pilon (2nd), Amber Sealey (Rookie Team), Addi Halladay (Rookie Team) 2013-14 (2) Morgan McHaffie (1st), Clare McKellar (Rookie Team) 2012-13 (3) Morgan McHaffie, Katie Duncan, Alisha Sealey (Rookie Team) 2011-12 (3) Morgan McHaffie, Katie Duncan, Taryn Pilon (Rookie Team) 2010-11 (2) Kelsey Thomson, Morgan McHaffie 2009-10 (5) Alison Bagg, Becky Conroy, Elizabeth Kench, Mel DoddMoher (Rookie Team), Morgan McHaffie (Rookie Team)

Dodd-Moher was a Championship CIS All-Star in 2010-11

1995-96 (1) Julie Walker 1994-95 (3) Stacey Harvey, Tammy Edger, Julie Walker 1993-94 (1) Stacey Harvey 1992-93 (1) Stacey Harvey 1991-92 (3) Stacey Harvey, Julie Stevens, Heather White 1990-91(3) Sue Patterson, Stacey Harvey, Julie Stevens 1989-90 (3) Julie Stevens, Sue Patterson, Rebecca Higgins 1988-89 (1) Julie Stevens 1986-87 (1) Ann Fisher 1985-86 (1) Ann Fisher 1984-85 (1) Carolyn Aylesworth 1983-84 (1) Carolyn Aylesworth 1982-83 (1) Carolyn Aylesworth

Holmberg was OUA Coach of the year in 2017-18

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS 2015-16 (1) Katrina Manoukarakis (Rookie Team) 2012-13 (1) Morgan McHaffie (2nd) 2009-10 (2) Becky Conroy (2nd), Mel Dodd-Moher (Rookie Team) 2004-05 (1) Elizabeth Chiasson (1st) 2003-04 (1) Elizabeth Chiasson (1st) 2002 -03(1) Elizabeth Chiasson (2nd)

Four time OUA All-Star Morgan McHaffie

2007-08 (2) Elizabeth Kench, Michelle Hunt (Rookie Team)

Manoukarakis was named the OUA MVP in 2017-18

2006-07 (1) Michelle Clark-Crumpton 2005-06 (1) Amanda Stenson 2004-05 (3) Keri Baker, Elizabeth Chiasson, Michelle Clark-Crumpton 2003-04 (2) Elizabeth Chiasson, Keri Baker 2002-03 (3) Elizabeth Chiasson, Caroline Hare, Tanya Vlahovich 1998-99 (1) Lori Loftus

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TEAM AWARDS

COACHING RECORDS

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER

MOST IMPROVED

2016-17............................ Jessica Wakefield 2015-16..............................Caitlyn Lahonen 2014-15.................................Shawna Griffin 2013-14............................Morgan McHaffie 2012-13.....Mel Dodd-Moher/Karissa Savage 2011-12............................Morgan McHaffie 2010-11..............................Kelsey Thomson 2009-10..Becky Conroy/Elizabeth Kench 2008-09.................................. Michelle Hunt 2007-08.....................................Melissa John 2006-07...... Cassandra Sparks/Michelle ..............................................Clark-Crumpton 2005-06................................ Miranda Costie 2004-05.........................Elizabeth Chiasson 2003-04................................... Caroline Hare 2002-03.........................Elizabeth Chiasson 2001-02................................... Caroline Hare 2000-01.............................................................. 1999-00......................................... Lori Loftus 1998-99......................................... Lori Loftus 1997-98......................................... Sarah Reid 1996-97..........................Sarah Easterbrook 1995-96...................... Stephanie Backman 1994-95..............Sarah Hurst/Julie Walker 1993-94.................................. Stacey Harvey 1992-93.................................. Stacey Harvey 1991-92.................................. Stacey Harvey 1990-91.... Charlyn Gibson/Julie Stevens 1989-90.....................................Julie Stevens

2016-17...................................Danelle Bishoff 2015-16..........................................Kyla Crouse 2014-15...................................Danelle Bishoff 2013-14....................................Shawna Griffin 2012-13................................... Danielle Girard 2011-12....................................Shawna Griffin 2010-11.............................. Shelby Aitcheson 2009-10...................................Megan McNutt 2008-09..............................................Jess Cone 2007-08..................................Andrea LeBlanc 2006-07................................ Kelsey Thomson 2005-06...........................................Claire Hunt 2004-05............................................. Keri Baker 2003-04..................................... Alison Barclay 2002-03............................ Amy Saundercook 2001-02.......................................Rachel Calley 2000-01.......................................Rachel Calley 1999-00....... Stephanie McMillan/Heather .................................................................McNally 1998-99.................................... Kathryn White 1997-98................................. Mandy Ferleyko 1996-97..........................Colleen MacDonald 1995-96...........Erin Dixon/Janna Lehrbrass 1994-95.................................Catharine Clapp 1993-94..........................................Wendy Eley 1992-93........................................ Tammy Egar 1991-92...................................... Jacquie Robb 1990-91..............................Monica Eickmeier 1989-90...................................Suzzane Shortt 1988-89.................................. Cathy Redshaw 1987-88................................................................. 1986-87.Sherry Gibson/Anna MacDonald

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2015-16...................Katrina Manoukarakis 2014-15.................................. Addi Halladay 2013-14..................................Clare McKellar 2012-13.Alisha Sealey/Courtenay Jacklin 2011-12........................................ Taryn Pilon 2010-11.Shawna Griffin/Kelly Eustace/ ................................................Alex Cieslowski 2009-10............................Morgan McHaffie 2008-09.....................................Kristin Smith 2007-08.................................. Michelle Hunt 2006-07.............................. Elizabeth Kench 2005-06......................... Victoria Kaufmann 2004-05............................Amanda Stenson 2003-04...........Miranda Costie/Michelle ..............................................Clark-Crumpton 2002-03................................... Nicole Trotter 2001-02.........................Elizabeth Chiasson 2000-01....................... Melinda Casselman 1999-00.............................................................. 1998-99......................................Claudia Tom 1997-98..................................Kim Bjorklund 1996-97......................................... Sarah Reid 1995-96..........................Sarah Easterbrook 1994-95....................................Colleen Salak 1993-94............................Shannon Heward 1992-93........................ Catherine Drimmel 1991-92............................ Michele Lemieux 1990-91........ Stacey Harvey/Tanya Casey 1989-90......................................Tanya Casey 1988-89............................... Marla MacNaull 1987-88.............................................................. 1986-87..Charlyn Gibson/Jennifer Sasaki 1985-86.. Catherine Parker/Julie Stevens 1984-85...Lesly Donaldson/Susan Spratt 1983-84.....................................Robin Brown 1982-83....................... Carolyn Aylesworth

TOP +/-

2014-15......Addi Halladay/Danielle Girard 2013-14.......................................Alisha Sealey 2012-13.............................. Morgan McHaffie 2011-12.............................. Morgan McHaffie 2010-11................................................................. 2009-10.............................. Brittany McHaffie

ANIMAL AWARD 2016-17...................................... Kaylie Dennis

Coach

Seasons

0.366

0.766

0.156

0.458

0.428

David Best

1.00

Terry Miller

0.458

Katherine “Cookie” Cartwright

0.773

Matt Holmberg

228

148

0.708

Rob Lalonde

0.556

Harold Parsons

161

0.621

Diana Drury/ Jacques Tremblay

0.253

Diana Drury/ Anne Symes

Martha Roberts

Kim Ferguson

John Sergeant

(2009-10 - current) (2007-08)

(2001-02 - 2008-09)

(1997-98 - 2000-01)

(1990-91 - 1993-94, 1995-96 - 1996-97)

Diana Drury

(1988-89 - 1989-90, 1994-95)

(1987-88)

(1985-86 - 1986-87)

(1980-81)

Janean Sergeant (1979-80, 1981-82 1984-85) (1978-79)

(1977-78)

P L A Y O F F S

(2001-02 - 2008-09)

QUEEN’S RECORDS MOST POINTS IN A CAREER Athlete Elizabeth Chiasson Morgan McHaffie Julie Stevens Elizabeth Kench Becky Conroy Taryn Pilon Kelsey Thomson Shawna Griffin Michelle Clark-Crumpton Miranda Costie Brittany McHaffie Kristin Smith Clare McKellar Carolyn Aylesworth Mindy Casselman Katrina Manoukarakis

Total 155* 153 136 124 117 114 107 99 88 82 81 80 79 79 79 70

Years 01-02 to 04-05 09-10 to 13-14 85-86 to 91-92 06-07 to 10-11 06-07 to 10-11 11-12 to 15-16 06-07 to 10-11 10-11 to 14-15 09-10 to 12-13 08-09 to 12-13 13-14 to 17-18 15-16 to Present

*OUA Record

MOST GOALS IN A CAREER

Athlete Total Julie Stevens 72 Morgan McHaffie 70 Elizabeth Chiasson 62 Kelsey Thomson 62 Carolyn Aylesworth 55 Becky Conroy 51 Elizabeth Kench 47 Shawna Griffin 46 Taryn Pilon 44 Michelle Clark-Crumpton 40 Janean Gerow 40 Mindy Casselman 39 Addi Halladay 37 Katrina Manoukarakis 34

Years 85-86 to 91-92 09-10 to 13-14 01-02 to 04-05 06-07 to 10-11 06-07 to 10-11 06-07 to 10-11 10-11 to 14-15 11-12 to 15-16

14-15 to Present 15-16 to Present

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