2010 Football Media Guide by University of Toronto Varsity Blues

Table of Contents

Team Directory......................................................................................... Page 3 Schedule..................................................................................................... Page 4 Coaching Staff...........................................................................................Page 5 Roster..........................................................................................................Page 10 Season Preview..........................................................................................Page 12 Player Profiles............................................................................................Page 13 Opponents.................................................................................................Page 34 Media Information...................................................................................Page 36 2009 Year in Review................................................................................. Page 37 Record Manual..........................................................................................Page 49

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Team Directory

Quick Facts

Founded: 1827 Enrollment: 63,109 (37,915 full-time) President: David Naylor Director, Intercollegiate & High Performance Sport: Beth Ali Number of Intercollegiate Teams: 44 (26 sports) Conference Affiliation: Ontario University Athletics (OUA) National Affiliation: Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Venue: Varsity Centre (5,000) Colours: Navy Blue & White Mascot: True Blue

Team Directory Beth Ali

Director, Intercollegiate & High Performance Sport

beth.ali@utoronto.ca

Melissa Krist

Manager, Intercollegiate Sport

melissa.krist@utoronto.ca

Mary Beth Challoner

Manager, Events & Marketing

mb.challoner@utoronto.ca

Greg DeLaval

Football Head Coach

greg.delaval@utoronto.ca

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2010 OUA Football Schedule Week One Tuesday, August 31 Ottawa at Windsor Queen’s at McMaster Wednesday, Sept. 1 Toronto at Guelph Laurier at Western Week Two Monday, Sept. 6 Guelph at Western at Laurier at Windsor at Week Three Saturday, Sept. 11 Ottawa at McMaster at Toronto at Sunday, Sept. 12 Windsor at Week Four Saturday, Sept. 18 York at McMaster at Queen’s at Western at

3 p.m. 7 p.m.

York Ottawa McMaster Toronto

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.

York Western Laurier

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.

Queen’s

1 p.m.

Toronto Ottawa Guelph Windsor

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 7 p.m.

Week Five Saturday, Sept. 25 York at Windsor at Ottawa at Western at

Laurier McMaster Queen’s Guelph

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

Week Six Saturday, Oct. 2 Ottawa at Queen’s at McMaster at Guelph at

Toronto Western York Laurier

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

McMaster

7 p.m.

Ottawa Queen’s Windsor

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

Week Seven Thursday, Oct. 7 Guelph at Saturday, Oct. 9 Laurier at Toronto at York at

7 p.m. 7 p.m.

Week Eight Saturday, Oct. 16 Windsor at Queen’s at McMaster at Western at

Guelph Laurier Toronto York

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

Week Nine Saturday, Oct. 23 Laurier at York at Toronto at Guelph at

Windsor Queen’s Western Ottawa

1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m.

PLAYOFFS Saturday, October 30 OUA Quarter-finals 1st place and 2nd place 6th place at 3rd place 5th place at 4th place

bye 1:00 1:00

Saturday, November 6 OUA Semifinals Highest-remaining seed @ 2nd place 1:00 Lowest-remaining seed @ 1st place 1:00 Saturday, November 13 OUA Final -- Yates Cup At Higher Placed Finalist Saturday, November 20 CIS Semi-final bowl games Uteck Bowl OUA at QUFL Mitchell Bowl AUS at

CWUAA

Saturday, November 27 VANIER CUP at Université Laval

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Coaching Staff

Greg DeLaval Head Coach

Special Teams Coordinator Receivers Coach

Gregâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s CIS coaching career began with the St. Francis Xavier (St. FX) X-Men in 2001. He helped guide the team to a seven-game winning streak in 2002 and was responsible for the entire football recruiting program at St. FX. Greg also coordinated numerous fundraising activities for the X-Men, successfully raising more than $60,000 over two years for the football program. As full-time assistant on the University of Toronto Varsity Blues staff for the next three seasons (200305), Greg was in charge of building the team's national recruiting program while guiding the special teams and receiving corps. Greg then served as the Calgary Dinos special teams coordinator and offensive assistant from 2006-07. In 2007, the Dinos led the CIS in rushing and the special teams unit finished atop the Canada West conference

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average in every category but one. Greg coordinated recruiting in Central and Eastern Canada for the Dinos. As a player, Greg was successful at an early age. He played quarterback and receiver at St. Mary's High School in Calgary, helping the team to the 1986 city championship and was later inducted into the school's sports hall of fame. He played for the St. Francis Xavier X-Men in 1990 and again from 1994 to 1997. He was the starting wide receiver in the 1996 Vanier Cup, catching one pass for 11 yards while the X-Men fell 31-12 to the Saskatchewan Huskies. A three-time team captain (1995-1997), DeLaval was named an academic allCanadian and was awarded the Marcel Lussier Award by St. FX for community service in 1997.

Coaching Staff

John Engel

Assistant Coach Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach Director of Recruiting An Etobicoke, Ont. native, John Engel joined the Blues as the full-time assistant coach in 2009, having spent three years prior to that as offensive coordinator. John began his coaching career close to home with the Ontario Varsity Football Leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Etobicoke Eagles. He took on several roles during his stint with the Eagles, including offensive coordinator, recruiting coordinator, head coach and director of football. In 2005, Engel was the offensive coordinator for Team Central Ontario, helping guide them to a second-place finish at the Canada Cup tournament. As a player, Engel was team captain of the 2002 York University Yeomen who won their first playoff game in school history. He returned to his alma mater after graduation as an assistant receivers coach.

Ozzie Blackett - Running Backs Coach Ozzie Blackett joined the Varsity Blues with over 15 years of experience under his belt. Blackett was the running backs coach, offensive coordinator and head coach during his nine years with the Brampton Bulldogs of the Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL). He then took his post at Notre Dame Secondary School in Brampton, Ont., where he has been coaching since 2002. During that time, Notre Dame has won four Region of Peel Secondary School Athletic Association (ROPSSAA) championships. Ozzie is currently the vice-president of football operations for Hardcore Football Academy, a non-profit organization dedicated to training student-athletes to become better football players.

Brent Weir - Offensive Line Coach Brent Weir joins the Varsity Blues coaching staff in 2010 with a wealth of high school and university experience under his belt. As a player, Brent was a three-time AUS all-star and a 1998 CIS all-Canadian at Acadia University. He became the Axemenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offensive line coach when the team were AUS finalists in 2001. Since then, Brent has been an offensive line coach at various high schools, including Huron Heights Secondary School in Newmarket. Since 2004, Huron Heights has won three York region championships and have been Metro Bowl finalists twice (2005, 2007). When he is not coaching, Brent is a full-time fire fighter with Toronto Fire Services.

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Coaching Staff Ken Mazurek - Receivers Coach

Ken Mazurek returns for his third season on the Varsity Blues coaching staff. He was a receiver for five years with the Blues and was the recipient of the team’s award of merit in 2004 and 2005. Before his career as a Varsity Blue, Mazurek played three years with the Catholic Central Cougars as their quarterback, earning all-star recognition and the team’s most valuable player award. He returned to coach the Cougars football team for four years, specifically working with their quarterbacks and receivers. In 2008, Mazurek coached Varsity Blues starting quarterback David Hamilton, who was named a CIS offensive player of the week, ranked sixth in the nation with 2139 passing yards and was U of T’s first recipient of the CIS Russ Jackson Award. This past summer Mazurek joined the Montabaur Fighting Farmers of the German Football League as a player-coach (quarterbacks and offensive coordinator).

Tom Gretes - Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs Coach No stranger to Varsity Blues football and the University of Toronto, Tom Gretes makes his returns in 2010. He graduated in 1980 with a degree in physical education after being a four-year starting defensive back for the Blues. His brother, Steve, also played football at U of T from 1981-84 and his son, George, is currently a fourth-year quarterback-turned-receiver on the Blues roster. After graduating, Tom began teaching and became the defensive coordinator and assistant head coach of the Northern Secondary School football program, guiding the squad to 11 city championships. At the same time, Tom coached the Varsity Blues defensive backs in intermittent years (1982, 1986, 1994) and was the offensive line coach of the 1993 Vanier Cup championship team. He became York University’s full-time defensive coordinator in 1995 before assuming the role of head coach from 2001-06.

Johnny Scott - Defensive Line Coach

John Scott, a native of Austin, Texas, joins the Blues coaching staff in 2010 as the defensive line coach. A long-time veteran of the Canadian Football League, John signed as a free agent with the Shreveport Pirates in 1994 and played two years before moving to the B.C., where he played with the Lions for the next four years. He moved on to the Toronto Argonauts in 2000 and then spent two seasons with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats before ending his CFL career with the Ottawa Renegades in 2005. John has been a head coach in the Brampton Minor Football Association (BMFA) as well as a defensive coordinator in the OVFL.

Richard Klimushko - Linebacker Coach

Returning to the Blues coaching staff in 2010, Rich Klimushko has experience with CIS programs from coast-to-coast. Rich started at U of T as a defensive line coach from 1996-98 and 2000 before moving to the special teams coordinator and linebacker coach at Acadia University in 2006, where he helped guide the team to the AUS championship. While completing a Master’s of Arts in coaching from the University of Alberta, Rich acted as the Golden Bears linebackers coach in 2007. Since then he has been the Harry Ainlay High School head coach in Edmonton, leading the squad to a second-place finish in the city conference. Rich played for the Varsity Blues from 1991-95 and was a member of the 1993 Vanier Cup championship team. When he is not on the field, Rich is a supply teacher in Toronto’s inner-city schools.

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Coaching Staff Dudley Lytle - Defensive Assistant

A retired teacher and long-time football coach, Dudley Lytle joins the Varsity Blues coaching staff in 2010 as the defensive assistant. Dudley taught high school accounting for 33 years, during which he coached his teams to one state championship and two state silver medals. Though he has spent the majority of his career in Ohio, Dudley also taught and coached in Florida and for three years at Torontoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Central Technical Academy.

Derek Livingston - Kicking & Longsnapping Coach

Derek Livingstone enters his second year as the Varsity Blues kicking, punting and longsnapping coach. A four-year starter with the McMaster Marauders, Derek has successfully hit field goals from 47, 50 and 52 yards, as well as recording an 83-yard punt. He is a three-time OUA all-star, two-time CIS all-Canadian and, in his second season, was selected to play in the CIS East West all-star game. Derek won the Dr. Jack Kennedy award as the Marauders top male student-athlete and received an honours Bachelor of Kinesiology degree from McMaster University. He went on to earn a Bachelor of Education from Brock University and his certification as a strength and condition coach from the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Derek is the former kickers and punters coach for the Steel City Ironmen of the Ontario Varsity Football League.

Dan Younis - In Season Recruiting Coordinator, Assistant Offensive Line Coach, Film Coordinator

Dan Younis began working with the Etobicoke Eagles in the Ontario Varsity Football League in 2008 as an offensive line coach and became the offensive coordinator and assistant head coach beginning in the 2009 season. He also travelled to Hawaii in the summer of 2009, where he acted as an assistant head coach and defensive coordinator of the Elite Sports King Kamehameha tournament. Dan was an offensive lineman for the Colonel By Cougars from 2001-05 and was named an all-city tackle and an East all-star in 2005. He played for the Varsity Blues offensive line in 2006 before he suffered a career-ending injury in 2007.

Richard KariKari - Strength & Condititioning Coordinator

In addition to being the Varsity Blues football strength and conditioning coach, Richard Karikari is currently the owner and founding director of Complete Sports Performance (CSP). CSP is a full service, sports specific training company dedicated to providing the finest athletic training programs through top caliber coaching and state-of-art-equipment. Affiliated with various professional athletes, Richard continues to bridge the success of the professionals with amateur athletes. Having touched the lives of over 5,000 athletes across North America, Richard is passionate about Canadian sports and is committed to the development of Canadian athletes. Richard was selected by the Montreal Alouettes in the second round (14th overall) of the 2003 CFL Canadian draft. During his six-year career, he also played with the Toronto Argonauts, Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Calgary Stampeders.

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Coaching Staff Jeff LaForge - Defensive Assistant

Jeff LaForge joined the Varsity Blues staff as an assistant defensive coach in 2009. A receiver for five years with the Varsity Blues, Jeff brings a broad understanding of the game, both offensively and defensively. Before his time with U of T, Jeff was a four-time city all-star and a junior OVFL champion in 2003. A native of Ottawa, Jeff is a three-time recipient of the Varsity Blues football award of merit and represented U of T at the 2008 CIS East West Bowl. Jeff recently graduated from teacher’s college at U of T’s Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. He also holds an honours bachelor’s degree in history and English (0T9).

Tyler Richard - Quality Control

Serving as the team’s quality control coordinator, Tyler Richard is a jack-of-all-trades for the Varsity Blues in 2010. Tyler played at Humberside C.I. from 1996-2001 and went back as an assistant from 2004-06 and then acting as the senior team’s head coach in 2007-08. The former Etobicoke Eagle also played safety for the York Lions in 2008 and 2009. When he is not on the football field, Tyler works for Nike Toronto and is the chief organizer of the Luke Santi flag football tournament.

Support Staff

Pat Gray Head Equipment Manager

Steve Dias Head Therapist

David Shibatani Team Author

Staff Therapist: Helen Holubec Student Therapists: Sean Bawden, Nancy Harvey, Michael Luczak, Jessica Acquaye, Albert Sese

Tom Matheson Video Operations

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Roster # 3 4 6 7 9 10 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 31 32 33 35 36 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 62 64 67 68 77 80 81 90

Name Name Pos. Jordan Scheltgen QB Rolli Adenmosun R Sebastian Magalas R Andrew Gillis QB George Gretes R Aaron Milton RB Russell Culver CB Christopher Johnson LB Marco Rodrigues DB Andrew Lomasney K Willie Sharpe DB Todd Inkila DL Alex Pierzchalski WR Ben Sharpe R David Green WR Hugo Lopez DB Derek Batchelor DB Everton Williams DL Kyle Kennedy DB Cody Rossi LB Kevin Asare DB Ajani Oldacre DB Xhejsi Hasko LB Kevin Kinahan DB Jonathan Wright R Max Smilie DB Walter Cariazo RB Elbron Barzegar DB Mike Hassard LS Stephan Boroniec FB Matt Munoz DB Andrii Feshanets LB Harrison Beeforth LB Wilkerson DeSouza LB Taylor Shergold LB Kyle Serkies LB Jordan Marra LB Nicholas Witczak LB Harold Lee OL Aaron Wheaton OL Giovanni Boscariol OL Victor Matak LB Patrick Brunet LB Adam Fehler DL Mario Tedesco OL Patrick Yan OL Corey Hafezi OL Connor Hanak OL Josh Gibbs OL Ross Asaro OL Shawn Horrigan OL Kyle Chisholm K/P Michael Prempeh R Paul de Pass R Zack Lukings DL

Ht. 6-2 6-0 6-1 5-10 6-1 6-1 5-10 5-11 6-0 6-1 6-0 6-3 6-0 5-11 5-11 6-3 5-11 6-6 6-1 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-0 5-11 5-11 6-0 5-10 5-10 5-11 5-9 6-1 6-4 6-1 5-11 6-0 6-2 6-0 5-10 5-11 6-5 6-2 6-0 5-11 6-0 6-3 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-5 5-10 6-1 5-9 6-0 5-11 6-0

Wt. 205 189 180 178 210 200 180 205 180 194 203 215 200 195 190 205 180 228 188 220 215 203 190 180 194 190 210 191 195 205 190 210 195 215 210 205 220 205 278 260 250 200 225 225 285 295 285 285 282 250 295 197 195 175 267

Elig. 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 3 3 4 2 1 2 2 4 5 2 4 2 3 2 1 2 3 3 4 2 2 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 4 3 3 2 1 5 4 1 4 3 2 1

Major Political Science Political Science Arts & Science Urbanization Political Science/History Political Science Political Science FPEH History Geography/Sociology Industrial Engineering Science Criminology FPEH Life Science Spanish/Business Computer Science Art/Art History English/History Arts & Science Criminology Urban Studies Business Management FPEH FPEH Political Science Life Sciences Humanities Political Science Criminology Geography FPEH FPEH Urban Studies Sociology Material Engineering History FPEH Philosophy/Equity Political Science Political Science Social Sciences Paramedicine History History Employment Relations Commerce Humanities History Arts & Science Humanities Arts & Science History Humanities Sociology

Yr. 4 4 4 3 4 1 1 1 3 3 4 3 1 2 2 4 5 2 5 2 4 4 1 2 3 3 5 3 2 3 3 2 2 3 3 4 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 4 4 3 2 1 5 5 3 5 4 2 1

Hometown Surrey, B.C.

Prince Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s County, Md.

Burlington, Ont. Markham, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Whitby, Ont. Burlington, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Oakville, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Renfrew, Ont. Thunder Bay, Ont. London, Ont. Renfrew, Ont. Georgetown, Ont. Newmarket, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Metcalfe, Ont. Vancouver, B.C. Toronto, Ont. Ajax, Ont. Vlore, Albania Whitby, Ont. Belleville, Ont. Kingston, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Burlington, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Kingston, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Richmond Hill, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Brampton, Ont. Georgetown, Ont. London, Ont. Ajax, Ont. Burnaby, B.C. Vancouver, B.C. Stevensville, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Ajax, Ont. Markham, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Bridgenorth, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Peterborough, Ont. Antigonish, N.S. Toronto, Ont. Ajax, Ont. London, Ont.

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Roster 91 92 99

Abiodun Mark Joe Mohamed Justin Ahad James Travis Andrew Mark Brendan Dylan Gregory Broc Jermaine Steven Trevor Jesse Dylan Jakub Djordje Michael Owynn Adam Matt Justin Gharone Brad Simon Kema Abdillah Curtis Ryan Joey Ryan Zach Jake Inderpreet Isaiah Sharjeel Carlo Chris Alexander

Olusoga DE Evans DL Cappiello DL Abdallah R Babin WR Bandealy R Bodanis DE Campbell QB Chittka RB DiVito QB Dunks RB Dutrisac LB Easterbook LB Elliott LB Felix R Filice DL Harvey DB Herman QB Howes LB Husika DB Janic DL Kanopoulos R Lahnalampi DE Lauer OL Marner OL Marra LB McLean R Morton DB Nassar QB Nnawuchi RB Omar CB Panke OL Phillips S Rattazzi DB Saldanha R Savedra R Sazio LB Sethi OL Shikongo CB Siddiqui DB Trentadue LB Weiland RB Zelina LB

5-11 6-7 5-11 6-0 5-11 5-10 6-5 6-2 5-8 6-2 5-10 6-1 6-1 6-0 6-1 6-2 5-9 6-2 5-11 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-1 6-3 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-10 6-1 5-9 6-3 6-1 5-7 5-6 6-0 6-2 5-11 5-6 5-11 5-11 5-10 6-1

210 300 268 170 175 175 275 215 190 175 195 205 200 214 160 245 180 185 205 194 218 190 218 270 280 225 185 185 180 192 160 320 172 170 150 205 180 265 150 177 190 205 200

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Business Administration Civil Engineering Classics Humanities History Psychology Social Studies City Studies OISE Social Sciences Economics/Geography Crime, Law and Deviance FPEH Sociology Health Studies Political Science Computer Science Humanities FPEH Commerce FPEH Engineering Humanities Astronomy/Astrophysics Social Sciences History Criminology History Arts & Science Criminology Commerce English/Philosophy Economics Management Arts & Science Sociology Arts & Science Political Science Arts & Science Computer Science Sociology/Psychology English English English

2 5 4 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 4 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 1

Pickering, Ont. Cambrdige, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Edmonton, Alta. Toronto, Ont. Orlando, Fla. Toronto, Ont. North Bay, Ont. Dundalk, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Surrey, B.C. North Bay, Ont. Odessa, Ont. Pickering, Ont. Courtice, Ont. Woodbridge, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Smiths Falls, Ont. Etobicoke, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Onaping, Ont. Corfu, N.Y. Oakville, Ont. Brampton, Ont. Scarborough, Ont. Markham, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Courtice, Ont. Brampton, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Oshawa, Ont. London, Ont. Oakville, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Hamilton, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Mississauga, Ont. Pickering, Ont. Toronto, Ont. Toledo, Ohio Fort Erie, Ont.

Season Preview WHO’S GONE:

WHO’S BACK:

WHO’S NEW:

Offensive lineman Chris Kowalczuk, receiver Drew Meerveld and defensive backs Matthew Morris and Matt D’Souza.

Quarterback Andrew Gillis, receivers Jonathan Wright and Michael Prempeh, offensive lineman Josh Gibbs, defensive backs Derek Batchelor, Kyle Kennedy and Willie Sharpe, linebacker Wilkerson DeSouza and defensive lineman Mark Evans.

Receiver Alex Pierzchalski, running backs Aaron Milton and Chris Weiland, defensive backs Trevor Harvey and Hugo Lopez, linebacker Christopher Johnson and defensive linemen James Bodanis and Zack Lukings.

Defence:

Derek Batchelor, Wilkerson DeSouza and Mark Evans will be called upon to lead Toronto’s defensive unit that has shown vast improvement during Greg DeLaval’s tenure as head coach. The trio combined for over 100 tackles and accounted for seven of Toronto’s 18 sacks in 2009. As a defensive back, Batchelor is a two-time OUA allstar. He led the team and was ranked seventh in the OUA with 50 solo tackles in 2009. He, along with the team’s interception leader Kyle Kennedy, veteran Willie Sharpe and University of Waterloo transfer Hugo Lopez, solidify the Blues defensive backfield. DeSouza, who had a breakout year in 2009 ranking second on the team with 36 solo tackles, returns and is eager to lead Toronto’s linebackers. He will be joined by veterans Andrii Feshanets and Adam Fehler as well as newcomers Chris Johnson and Nicholas Witczak. Standing at 6-foot-7, 300 pounds, Evans had a teamhigh four sacks last season and will be key to stopping the opposition’s ground game. He’ll also look to fellow defensive linemen Joe Cappiello, Abbey Olusoga and rookies James Bodanis and Zack Lukings for support up front.

Offence With new leadership emerging and a strong recruiting class, DeLaval will turn to quarterback Andrew Gillis to steer the ship in 2010. The fourth-year veteran is a versatile pivot who led the team with 228 rushing yards, while recording 491 passing yards in 2009. The Blues lose a solid receiver in Drew Meerveld, who finished seventh in the province with 541 receiving yards last year but look to fill the void with third-year receivers Jonathan Wright and Michael Prempeh. In 2009, Wright led the team with five touchdowns and 30 points and also

had a team-high 560 all-purpose yards. Prempeh returns this year after an injury-riddled 2009. He had an impressive showing at the 2010 East West Bowl and has continued to impress at training camp. U of T coaches hope that second-year receiver Sebastian Magalas and rookie Alex Pierzchalski will also be prime targets for Gillis in 2010. Fourth-year running back Walter Cariazo and first-year standout Aaron Milton will lead one of the largest groups of running backs that the Blues have had at camp in recent years. Cariazo was ranked second on the team with 227 rushing yards last season. University of Toledo transfer Chris Weiland will also be counted on to showcase his skills on the field. With the loss of 6-foot-5 offensive lineman Chris Kowalczuk to the CFL, Josh Gibbs and centre Mario Tedesco will be called upon to lead a much improved, but young offensive line. They will look to Ross Asaro, Corey Hafezi and first-year offensive tackles Aaron Wheaton and Connor Hanak to come up big for the Blues offence.

Special Teams Toronto has added much-needed depth to its punting and kicking units. Former X-Men, Kyle Chisholm, joins thirdyear place kicker Andrew Lomasney. While at St. FX, Chisholm led the AUS with a 39-yard punting average and recorded a season-high 74-yard punt at Saint Mary’s on Oct 24, 2008. In his first CIS game, Lomasney booted the gamewinning field goal that ended the Varsity Blues recordbreaking 49-game losing streak on September 1, 2008 vs. Waterloo. He hit 5-of-9 field goals in 2009 – his longest was 40 yards at McMaster on Oct. 8.

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Player Profiles #4 Rolli Adenmosun Receiver

Eligibility: 4 Course: Political Science High School: Notre Dame C.S.S. Hometown: Prince George’s County, Md. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 189 Varsity: 2009: Dressed for six games...started at linebacker versus Laurier (Sept. 7)...made a career-high nine solo tackles. 2008: Dressed for eight games...made 12 solo tackles. 2007: Dressed for six games…made four solo tackles. Career Statistics GP TOT T 2009 6 9 2008 7 14.50 2007 4 4

SOLO T 9 12 4

ASS T 0 5 0

S 0 0 0

FF 1 0 0

FR 0 0 0

INT 0 0 0

INT(yds) 0 0 0

#26 Kevin Asare Linebacker

Eligibility: 3 Course: Criminology High School: Father Henry Carr S.S. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 215 High School: A two-time football MVP…also named the Father Henry Carr athlete of the year. OVFL: Played for the Etobicoke Eagles. Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started for one game versus Laurier (Sept. 7)...recorded two solo tackles... sidelined with an injury for the remainder of the season. 2008: Dressed for seven games, ranked fourth on the team with 25 solo tackles...made a career-high seven solo tackles at Windsor on Sept. 6. 2007: Dressed for all eight games, starting at halfback for the season opener vs. Waterloo (Sept. 3)...made a season-high four solo tackles versus Queen’s on Oct. 20. 2006: On the York Lions roster…did not see any playing time.

Career Statistics 2009 2008 2007

GP 2 7 6

TOT T 2 27.50 10.50

SOLO T 2 25 10

ASS T 0 5 1

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S 0 0 0

BRKUP 1 2 0

FF 0 1 0

FR 0 0 0

INT 0 0 0

INT(yds) 0 0 0

Player Profiles #67 Ross Asaro Offensive Line

Eligibility Year: 4 Course: Arts & Science High School: St. Michael's College Hometown: Toronto, Ont Ht: 5’10 Wt: 250 High School: Won the St. Thomas Moore award for being on the honour roll throughout high school. OVFL: Played for the Toronto Wildcats...won the Dave McKenna Wildcat award that goes to the person who embodies the Wildcat attitude through skill, hard work and commitment.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started all eight games at centre. 2008: Dressed for three games, started at left guard vs. Ottawa (Oct. 18).

#1 Ahad Bandealy Receiver

Eligibility Year: 5 Course: Psychology High School: Dr. Phillips H.S. Hometown: Orlando, Fla. Ht: 5’10 Wt: 175 High School: Was a member of the Psi Chi honour society…the most valuable player at offence-defence football camp in 2004. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games, starting two at wide receiver...made three receptions for 62 yards...made a season-high 30-yard reception at York on Oct. 3. Career Statistics GP NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG 2009 6 03 62 20.6 10.3 0 30

#36 Elbron Barzegar Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Humanities High School: Aloysius Gonzaga S.S. Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Ht: 5’10 Wt: 191 High School: Named the Gonzaga Bulldog’s defensive most valuable player in 2005… named the COMFL defensive most valuable player while playing for the Pickering Dolphins in 2002. Varsity: 2009: Dressed all eight games, starting at linebacker for three...made 21 solo tackles...recorded a season-high seven tackles versus Western on Oct. 24. Career Statistics GP TOT T SOLO T ASS T S BRKUP FF FR INT INT(yds) 2009 7 22.5 21 3 1 0 0 0 0 0

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#22 Derek Batchelor Defensive Back

Eligibility: 5 Course: Computer Science High School: Meadowvale S.S. Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 180 High School: Named the football MVP and athlete of the year at Meadowvale. OVFL: Played two seasons with the Mississauga Warriors, earning a most improved player award and an OVFL championship in 2005. Family: Grandfather, Stu Batchelor, played with the 1948 CFL farm team Parkdale Lions.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started all eight games, three at defensive back and five as a linebacker...ranked first on the team and seventh in the OUA with 50 solo tackles...recorded a career-high 15 solo tackles versus Waterloo on Oct. 17...made nine solo tackles versus McMaster on Oct. 8... won the team’s Johnny Copp trophy for most valuable player. 2009 East West Bowl: saw action as cornerback for the West team...recorded two solo tackles and one pass breakup. 2008: Named an OUA second team all-star at defensive halfback...started all eight games...ranked second on the team with 34 solo tackles, 35.5 total tackles...led the Blues with four sacks...had a season-high nine solo tackles at Queen’s (Sept. 20)...made eight solo tackles at McMaster (Oct. 3). 2007: Won the Johnny Copp Memorial Trophy as the team MVP…started all eight games at defensive halfback…led the Blues with 49 solo tackles, 54.5 total tackles and was second on the team with four interceptions…had a season-high 10 solo tackles vs. Windsor (Oct. 5)…made six solo tackles and one interception for 30 yards at York (Sept. 29)…named a first team OUA all-star for rush/cover and a second team OUA all-star for defensive halfback. 2006: Started all eight games at defensive halfback in his rookie campaign…led the Blues with 33 solo tackles, 38.5 total tackles and three interceptions…made five solo tackles and one interception in his CIS debut at Queen’s (Sept. 4)…had a season-high seven solo tackles at Laurier (Oct. 14). Career Statistics - Defensive Solo Asst Total 2009 50 3 51.5 2008 34 3 35.5 2007 49 11 54.5 2006 33 11 38.5

Sacks 1 4 0.5 0

Int-Yds 0-0 0-0 4-38 3-23

#42 Harrison Beeforth Linebacker

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: FPEH High School: Richmond Hill H.S. Hometown: Richmond Hill, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 195 High School: a 2008 Ontario scholar…named the most improved player on the football team in 2006-07…the most valuable player on the boy’s lacrosse team from 2007-09… named the athlete of the year in 2007-08.

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Player Profiles #52 Giovanni Boscariol Defensive Line

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Political Science High School: Vancouver College Hometown: Burnaby, B.C. Ht: 6’2 Wt: 250 Varsity: 2009: Dressed for three games, started at defensive tackle versus Western on Oct. 24

#99 Joe Cappiello Defensive Tackle

Eligibility: 5 Course: Classics High School: St. Michael's College Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 268 High School: Winner of the St. Mike's football MVP…played on a Metro Bowl championship team and was named an all-Toronto lineman in 2005. OVFL: Played on an OVFL championship team with the Etobicoke Eagles in 2006. Family: Father, Vince, played football at Penn State from 1976 to 1980.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started all eight games at defensive tackle...recorded 18 solo tackles and two sacks. 2008: Dressed for all eight games, started in three...recorded two solo tackles. 2007: Started all eight games…had three solo tackles at McMaster (Sept. 22)…led the team with three sacs all season… was named U of T defensive lineman of the year. 2006: Started all eight games…amassed two solo tackles in his CIS debut at Queen’s (Sept. 4)…made a fumble recovery against Waterloo (Sept. 16)…added a seven-yard sack against Western (Oct. 7)...had a season-high 3.5 tackles (2 solo, 3 assist) at Laurier (Oct. 14). Career Statistics - Defensive Solo Asst Total 2009 18 0 18 2008 2 1 2.5 2007 10 5 12.5 2006 7 10 14.5

Sacks 2 0 3 1

FR 0 0 2 1

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Player Profiles #35 Walter Carazio Running Back

Eligibility: 4 Course: Life Science High School: West Hill C.I. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 5’10 Wt: 210 Family: His sister, Yasmine, is a member of the East Toronto Basketball Association. High School: Named athlete of the year, football offensive MVP, wrestling MVP and track MVP at West Hill Collegiate. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for seven games, starting at running back for six...ranked second on the team with 54 rushes for 227 yards... also made 12 receptions for 151 yards...had a season-high 26-yard rush versus Guelph on Sept. 18...had a season-high 35-yard reception versus York on Oct. 3. 2008: Dressed for all eight games...started at running back for five...rushed 39 times for 132 yards...had 10 receptions for 86 yards. 2007: Dressed for seven games…recorded two solo tackles. 2006: Redshirted Career Statistics Rushing GP ATT YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG 2009 7 54 227 4.20 32.43 0 26 2008 7 39 132 3.38 18.86 0 15 Receiving GP 2009 7 2008 7 2007 5

NO 12 10 3

YDS AVG/A 151 12.5 86 8.60 36 12

AVG/G 21.57 12.29 7.20

TD LG 0 35 0 22 0 26

#39 Andrew Chittka Running Back

Eligibility Year: 5 Course: OISE High School: Grey Highland S.S. Hometown: Dundalk, Ont. Ht: 5’8 Wt: 190 High School: Played two seasons with the GHSS Lions, earning the school’s athlete of the year award. Varsity: 2007: Dressed for all eight games at running back. 2006: Dressed for all eight games at running back...had a season-best kickoff return of 22 yards at Windsor (Sept. 9)... made two solo tackles versus Western (Oct. 7). 2005: Dressed for all eight games at running back. 2004: Made his CIS debut at tailback vs. Queen’s (Oct. 9).

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Player Profiles #81 Paul de Pass Receiver

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Humanities High School: Notre Dame C.S.S. Hometown: Ajax, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 175 High School: Named the athlete of the year in 2006 and 2008…was named the most valuable player of the volleyball team in 2006 and the football and baseball teams in 2008. Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started for seven games...ranked third on the team with 299 receiving yards...made a season-high 43-yard reception versus Western on Oct. 24...scored his first touchdown as a Varsity Blue on a 30-yard reception versus Ottawa on Sept. 25...recorded a season-high 96 receiving yards versus Windsor (Sept. 12).

#43 Wilkerson DeSouza Linebacker

Eligibility Year: 3 Course: Urban Studies High School: Applewood C.I. Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 215 High School: Named the defensive most valuable player from 2001-05. OVFL: Played for the Etobicoke Eagles...named the defensive most valuable player in 2006. Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started all eight games at defensive end... ranked second on the team with 36 solo tackles...recorded a season-high eight tackles versus both Laurier (Sept. 7) and Windsor (Sept. 12). 2008: Dressed and started for six games...ranked third on the team with 28 tackles... made a season-high seven tackles versus Western on Oct. 9. Career Statistics GP TOT T SOLO T ASS T S 2009 7 38.5 36 5 2 2008 6 30 28 4 1

FF 0 1

FR INT INT(yds) 0 0 0 1 0 0

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Player Profiles #92 Mark Evans Defensive End

Eligibility: 4 Course: Civil Engineering High School: Jacob Hespler S.S. Hometown: Cambridge, Ont. Ht: 6’7 Wt: 285 High School: Named a conference all-star. OVFL: An alumnus of the Cambridge Lions. Family: Brother, Scott, played offensive line at Laurier (2005-08) and was a second team allCanadian in 2006.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed for six games, starting for five at defensive tackle...recorded 22 solo tackles and a team-high four sacks... made a season-high five tackles vs. both York (Oct. 3) and Waterloo (Oct. 17). 2008: Dressed and started in all eight games...recorded 14 solo tackles and three sacks...recorded season-high four tackles vs. Western (Oct. 10) 2007: Dressed and started in five games…recorded nine solo tackles and one sack….recorded season-high four tackles vs. Windsor (Oct. 5). 2006: Started all eight games at defensive end…led the Blues with four sacks and two fumble recoveries…in his CIS debut at Queen’s (Sept. 4), had five tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery. Career Statistics - Defensive Solo Asst Total 2009 22 2 23 2008 14 2 15 2007 9 1 9.5 2006 12 9 16.5

Sacks 4 3.5 1 4

FF 0 0 0 1

FR 0 1 0 2

#55 Adam Fehler Offensive Line

Eligibility: 4 Course: History High School: Michael Power C.S.S. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 225 High School: Was a two-time team MVP at Michael Power. OVFL: Won an OVFL championship with the Etobicoke Eagles. Varsity: 2009: Dressed all eight games, starting for four...recorded 13 solo tackles and one sack...recorded a season-high three tackles vs. both McMaster (Oct. 8) and Western (Oct. 24). 2008: Started all eight games...recorded 12 solo tackles this season... recorded a season-high five tackles vs. Queen’s (Sept. 20). 2007: Dressed all eight games, started in seven…recorded ten solo tackles for the season…had a season-high four tackles at McMaster (Sept. 22). Career Statistics GP TOT T SOLO T ASS T S 2009 6 13.5 13 1 1 2008 6 13.50 12 3 3 2007 6 11.50 10 3 0

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Player Profiles #41 Andrii Feshanets Linebacker

Eligibility Year: 2 Program: FPEH High School: Phillip Pocock C.S.S. Hometown: Mississauga, Ont. Ht: 6’4 Wt: 210 High School: Named the athlete of the year OVFL: Played for the Mississauga Warriors…was named both the special teams and defensive most valuable player….won the OVFL championship in 2008. Varsity: 2009: Dressed seven games, starting at linebacker for five...recorded 20 solo tackles and one sack...recorded a season-high five tackles versus Guelph on Sept. 18. Career Statistics GP SOLO T ASS T S INT 2009 7 20 0 1 0

#64 Josh Gibbs Offensive Line

Eligibility: 5 Course: History High School: St. Peter’s S.S. Hometown: Bridgenorth, Ont. Ht: 6’5 Wt: 282 High School: Named the lineman of the year in 2005. Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started all eight games at left guard. 2008: Dressed for six games, started in three. 2007: Dress for all eight games. 2006: Dressed for one game, suiting up for the season finale against Ottawa (Oct. 21).

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Player Profiles #7 Andrew Gillis Quarterback

Eligibility: 4 Course: Humanities High School: Markham District H.S. Hometown: Markham, Ont. Ht: 5’10 Wt: 180 High School: Named the rookie of the year at MDHS...went on to earn most valuable player honours. OVFL: Played for the Toronto Thunder, earning team MVP honours, in addition to offensive player of the year and rookie of the year laurels.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started for five games...went 38-for-96 for 491 yards and one touchdown...threw a season-high 155 yards versus Guelph on Sept. 18...recorded a season-high 43-yard throw versus Western on Oct. 24...rushed 38 times to lead the team with 228 yards. 2008: Dressed for five games, started in four...made six receptions for 38 yards. 2007: Dressed all eight games, started in five…shared quarterback duties with David Hamilton… second on the team in with 688 yards passing…threw a career-high 95 yard pass…third on the team in rushing with 145 yards…scored first CIS touchdown vs. Queen’s (Oct. 20). Career Statistics Passing GP COMP ATT 2009 6 38 96 2008 5 3 7 2007 8 55 135 Rushing GP ATT YDS 2009 6 38 228 2008 5 5 7 2007 8 27 145

COMP % YDS 39.96 491 42.86 42 40.74 688 AVG/A 6.00 1.40 5.37

TD 1 0 1

INT LG 1 43 0 20 7 78

AVG/G TD LG 38.00 0 31 1.40 0 8 18.13 1 19

#20 David Green Receiver

Eligibility: 2 Course: Life Science High School: Christ the King C.S.S. Hometown: Georgetown, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 190 High School: Won the physical education award in grade 12…received the H.E.A.R.T. award in grade 12…named the most valuable player on the football team in grades 11 and 12. OVFL: Played for the Mississauga Warriors.

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Player Profiles #9 George Gretes Receiver

Eligibility: 4 Course: Political Science/History High School: Northern S.S. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 210 Personal: Father, Tom Gretes, was head coach of the York Lions from 2000 through 2007 and is the currently the Blues defensive coordinator...his uncle was a quarterback for the Blues in the early 1980s...George is the president of the Greek Student Association of the University of Toronto. High School: Named Northern’s athlete of the year in grade 12 and also earned the most valuable player awards in rugby and football. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for eight games...rushed nine times for 28 yards and one touchdown...had one reception for 17 yards versus Laurier (Sept. 7)...scored his lone touchdown on a one-yard run versus Guelph on Sept. 18. 2008: Dressed for six games...went four-for-six, throwing for 52 yards and one TD. 2007: Dressed for three games. Career Statistics Passing GP COMP 2009 7 0 2008 3 4 2007 1 1

ATT 0 6 2

COMP % YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD 0 0 0 0 0 66.67 52 8.67 17.33 1 50 13 6.50 13 0

INT LG 0 0 0 26 0 13

#58 Corey Hafezi Offensive Line

Eligibility Year: 2 Program: Commerce High School: Leaside H.S. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6-2 Wt: 285 High School: won the millennium excellence award for leadership, innovation and creativity. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games, started for seven.

#37 Mike Hassard Longsnapper

Eligibility: 2 Course: Political Science High School: Nelson H.S. Hometown: Burlington, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 195 High School: Was top three at the Cagley math contest in 2007…awarded the Nelson athletic gold medal. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for five games.

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Player Profiles #68 Shawn Horrigan Offensive Line

Eligibility: 1 Course: Humanities High School: St. Peter’s S.S. Hometown: Peterborough, Ont. Ht: 6’3 Wt: 215 High School: Named offensive lineman of the year in 2007. Personal: Four brothers, Joseph, Ryan, Zack and Greg, actively involved in hockey and football... volunteers with Kinsmen minor football.

#11 Jakub Husika Defensive Back

Eligibility: 4 Course: Commerce High School: Richview C.I. Hometown: Rexdale, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 194 Personal: His father was a member of the Yugoslavian gymnastics team. OVFL: Played for the Etobicoke Eagles…Won an OVFL championship. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for seven games. 2008: Dressed for four games, started at Windsor (Sept. 6)...recorded two solo tackles...awarded the Bob Masterson memorial scholarship. 2007: Dressed for one game at Western (Oct. 13)...won the football award of merit.

#17 Todd Inkila Defensive Line

Eligibility: 2 Course: Science High School: Hillcrest H.S. Hometown: Thunder Bay, Ont. Ht: 6’3 Wt: 215 High School: Named athlete of the year in grades nine, 10 and 12…received most valuable player honours for the mountain bike team (four years) and basketball team (one year)…named best offensive player in grades 11 and 12. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for eight games...recorded three solo tackles.

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Player Profiles #24 Kyle Kennedy Defensive Back

Eligibility: 4 Course: English/History High School: Gloucester H.S. Hometown: Metcalfe, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 188 Personal: Brother of former Blues receiver Cory Kennedy…step-brother, James, played football at St.FX QJFL: Played for the Ottawa Sooners…recorded a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown on Oct. 21, 2006 in a 53-0 victory over the Joliette Pirates…named the Sooners defensive back of

the year. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games at safety...ranked third on the team with 36 solo tackles...also recorded two sacks and a team-high three interceptions...recorded a season-high eight solo tackles versus Laurier on Sept. 7. 2008: Dressed for seven games, started in six...recorded 15 solo tackles and a team-high three interceptions...named the team’s defensive back of the year. 2007: Played in all eight games…third on the team in total tackles (34)…had 29 solo tackles and team-high five interceptions. Career Statistics GP TOT T SOLO T ASS T 2009 8 40.5 37 7 2008 7 20 15 10 2007 8 34 29 10

S 2 0 0

BRKUP 5 2 3

FF 0 1 1

FR 0 2 0

INT 3 3 5

INT(yds) 0 19 -4

#31 Kevin Kinahan Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 2 Program: FPEH High School: All Saints C.S.S. Hometown: Whitby, Ont. Ht: 5’10 Wt: 180 High School: A four-time Ontario Scholar (2006-09)…named the most valuable player on the boys basketball team. OVFL: Played for the York Storm Raiders…was team captain in 2009…named the defensive most valuable player on the Durham Knights in 2008.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games.

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Player Profiles #50 Harold Lee Offensive Live

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Philosophy/Equity High School: A.B. Lucas S.S. Hometown: London, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 278 High School: Received the Andy Leeper award in 2005 for leadership…won the Jim Allen award for the best lineman in the TVRAA. Varsity: 2009: Dressed all eight games.

#15 Andrew Lomasney Kicker

Eligibility: 3 High School: North Toronto C.I. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 194

Course: Geography/Sociology Hometown: Toronto, Ont.

High School: Three-time most valuable player for football, soccer and rugby…was named the junior and senior athlete of the year. Varsity: 2009: Dressed all eight games...ranked second on the team with 24 points...made a season-high 40-yard field goal versus McMaster on Oct. 8. 2008: Second on the team in scoring with five field goals and 20 1PAT...kicked the game-winning field goal vs. the Waterloo Warriors (Sep 1) to win the Varsity Blues first game in five years. Career Statistics Kickoffs GP NO YDS AVG 2009 8 24 998 41.6 2008 8 30 1253 41.77 Field Goals GP MADE ATT FG% LG 2009 8 5 9 55.6 40 2008 8 5 10 50 35

#21 Hugo Lopez Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 4 Course: Spanish/Business High School: Newmarket H.S. Hometown: Newmarket, Ont. Ht: 6’3 Wt: 200 Previous post-secondary: Played for the Waterloo Warriors from 2007-09...made 13 solo tackles in seven games played with the Warriors in 2009...recorded 13 solo tackles in eight games played in 2008...made 22 solo tackles over seven games in his rookie campaign in 2007.

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Player Profiles #6 Sebastian Magalas Receiver

Eligibility Year: 4 Course: Arts & Science High School: Assumption C.S.S. Hometown: Burlington, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 180 Personal: Brother, Nick, is a former Varsity Blues men’s basketball player. High School: Named the junior and senior athlete of the year…named most valuable player of the boys basketball team in grades 9-12…named football most valuable player in grades 9-10, 12. Varsity: Was a member of the Varsity Blues men’s basketball team...switched to football in 2009. 2009: Dressed for all eight games, starting in two...made 15 receptions for 128 yards...recorded a season-high 19-yard reception vs Windsor on Sept. 12. Career Statistics Receiving GP NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG 2009 7 16 145 9.1 20.7 0 19

#40 Matt Munoz Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 2 High School: Frontenac S.S. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 190

Course: Geography Hometown: Kingston, Ont.

#27 Ajani Oldacre Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Urban Studies High School: Dunbarton H.S. Hometown: Ajax, Ont. Ht: 6’2 Wt: 203 High School: Won the student achievement award in 2007 for improving academics each year while playing sports…named the most valuable player on the football team in 2007 and 2008. OVFL: Played for the Pickering Dolphins Varsity: 2009: Dressed for eight games, started for one...recorded seven solo tackles and one interception.

#91 Abiodun Olusoga Defensive End

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Business Management High School: Pickering H.S. Hometown: Pickering, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 210 Varsity: 2008: Won the team’s James A. Bennett award that goes to a member of the team who, in the opinion of his teammates, exemplifies desire and courage against insurmountable odds... recorded 13 solo tackles and two sacks.

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Player Profiles #80 Michael Prempeh Receiver

Eligibility: 3 Course: History High School: St. Edmund Campion Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 195 High School: Team captain at St. Edmund Campion. OVFL: Was the 2006 team MVP of the Etobicoke Eagles Junior Varsity team. Varsity: 2009 East West Bowl: Was selected to play in the East-West Bowl. 2009: Dressed and started for the first game of the season before being sidelined with injury. 2008: Dressed and started all eight games...had 16 receptions for 214 yards and one TD. 2007: Dressed in all eight games, starting at running back for six…had 11 receptions for 156 yards…scored his first CIS touchdown at York (Sept. 29). Career Statistics Receiving GP NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG 2009 2 1 5 5.0 2.5 0 5 2008 7 16 214 13.38 30.57 1 36 2007 7 11 156 14.18 22.29 1 35

#14 Marco Rodrigues Defensive Back

Eligibility: 3 Course: History High School: St. Ignatious of Loyola Hometown: Oakville, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 180 High School: Won the sportsmanship award in 2006 and 2007…named athlete of the year in 2007 and 2008. OVFL: Played for the Toronto Jr. Argos. Varsity: 2009: Dressed all eight games, starting as defensive back in three...recorded 15 solo tackles...recorded a season-high five solo tackles versus York on Oct. 3. 2008: Dressed all eight games, started in two...recorded seven solo tackles. Career Statistics: Defensive: GP TOT T SOLO T ASS T S BRKUP 2009 8 15.5 15 1 0 1 2008 3 8 7 2 0 0

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Player Profiles #25 Cody Rossi Linebacker

Eligibility Year: 2 Course: Arts & Science High School: Vancouver College Hometown: Vancouver, B.C. Ht: 6’5 Wt: 220 Personal: Uncles, Jeff and Brad, played division 1 hockey at Mercy Hurst University. High School: Named a conference all-star in 2007 and 2008…named a provincial all-star and the most inspirational player in 2008. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games...recorded six solo tackles.

#3 Jordan Scheltgen Quarterback

Eligibility Year: 4 Course: Political Science High School: Saint Thomas Moore C.I. Hometown: Surrey, B.C. Ht: 6’2 Wt: 205 Varsity: 2009: Dressed for all eight games...went 18-for-42 and 219 passing yards...made a season-high 33-yard pass versus Western on Oct. 24...rushed 21 times for 37 yards and one touchdown... scored his first CIS touchdown versus York on Oct. 3.

Career Statistics: Passing: GP COMP ATT COMP % YDS AVG/G TD INT LG 2009 8 18 42 42.9 219 27.4 0 3 33 Rushing: GP ATT YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD 2009 8 21 37 1.8 4.6 1

LG 9

#45 Kyle Serkies Linebacker

Eligibility: 3 Course: Material Engineering High School: Renfrew C.I. Hometown: Renfrew, Ont. Ht: 6’2 Wt: 205 High School: Team captain from 2003 to 2007…named Meadowvale’s top defensive player of 2004...won the exercise science award in 2007. OVFL: Played for the Mississauga Warriors. Varsity: 2008: Dressed for five games...made three solo tackles. 2007: Dressed all eight games, started at linebacker for two…made seven solo tackles and five assisted tackles…recorded a season-high three solo tackles vs. Western (Oct. 13).

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Player Profiles #19 Ben Sharpe Receiver

Eligibility: 2 Course: FPEH High School: Renfrew C.I. Hometown: Renfrew, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 195 High School: named a 2009 Ontario scholar…received a bilingual certificate in 2008…named the football most valuable player from 2005-09…named the most valuable player on the boys track and field and soccer teams from 2006-09. Varsity: 2009: Dressed for seven games, starting for six...made six receptions for 139 yards and one touchdown....made a seasonhigh 83 yard reception for a touchdown versus Ottawa on Sept. 25. Career Statistics: Receiving: GP NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD LG 2009 7 6 139 23.19 19.85 1 83

#16 Willie Sharpe Defensive Back

Eligibility: 4 Course: Engineering Science High School: Renfrew C.I. Hometown: Renfrew, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 190 High School: Team captain at Renfrew and also named football MVP…also played soccer and basketball. Varsity: 2009: Started all eight games at cornerback...ranked fourth on the team with 33 solo tackles...also recorded one sack...recorded a season-high nine solo tackles versus Guelph on Sept. 18....rushed six times for 95 yards...was the team’s primary punter...made 65 punts, averaging 32.75 yards. 2008: Started all eight games...made 16 solo tackles this season...recorded a season-high six solo tackles vs. Western (Sept. 10). 2007: Started all eight games…made 18 solo tackles this season…made season-high four solo tackles vs. Windsor (Oct. 5) and Queen’s (Oct. 20)… named 2007 Varsity Blues rookie of the year. Career Statistics: GP TOT T 2009 8 34 2008 8 16.50 2007 7 19.50

SOLO T ASS T 33 2 16 1 18 3

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S 1 0 0

BRKUP 7 3 1

FF 1 0 0

FR 0 1 0

Player Profiles #44 Taylor Shergold Linebacker

Eligibility: 3 Course: Sociology High School: De La Salle College Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 210 High School: Named athlete of the year. OVFL: Played for the Toronto Jr. Argos Varsity: 2009: Dressed for seven games, started in two. 2008: Dressed for seven games, started vs. York (Sept. 13)...recorded one solo tackle.

#33 Max Smillie Linebacker

Eligibility: 3 Course: Political Science High School: Frontenac S.S. Hometown: Kingston, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 190 Varsity: 2009: Dressed for seven games...recorded two solo tackles. 2008: Dressed for six games.

#56 Mario Tedesco Offensive Line

Eligibility Year: 3 Course: History High School: Notre Dame C.S.S. Hometown: Ajax, Ont. Ht: 6’3 Wt: 285 Personal: Brother, Adam, played baseball at Durham College...sister, Alexia, is a cheerleader at St. Francis Xavier University. Varsity: 2009: Started all eight games. 2008: Dressed for seven games.

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Player Profiles #32 Jonathan Wright Receiver

Eligibility: 3 Course: FPEH High School: Centennial S.S. Hometown: Belleville, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 194 High School: Named athlete of the year at Cenntennial. Personal: Grandfather, Peter, played MLB for the Pittsburg Pirates...cousin, Jeffrey Jones is an Olympic baseball pitcher…uncle, Charlie Wright, played football for the Varsity Blues. Varsity: 2009: Dressed and started for all eight games...led the team with five touchdowns and 30 points this season...also led the team with 560 all purpose yards...second on the team with 27 receptions for 457 yards and five touchdowns...also had 19 receptions for 80 yards...had a season-high 80-yard reception for a touchdown and scored three touchdowns versus York on Oct. 3. 2008: Dressed for seven games, started at Guelph (Sept. 27)... rushed 23 times for 107 yards this season. Career Statistics: Rushing GP ATT YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD 2009 8 18 97 4.9 11.0 0 2008 3 23 107 4.65 35.67 0

Receiving

GP NO YDS AVG/A AVG/G TD 2009 8 27 457 16.9 57.1 5 2008 3 0 0 0 0 0

LG 20 17

LG 80 0

#57 Patrick Yan Offensive Line

Eligibility Year: 3 Course: Employment Relations/Urban Planning High School: St. Andrew’s College Hometown: Markham, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 295 High School: Named the St. Andrew's College most improved rugby player..also the Varsity fencing captain and junior Varsity football captain. OVFL: Played for the Markham Raiders...was a starter for two years and team captain for one... named the most valuable offensive lineman in 2007.

Varsity: 2009: Dressed for five games. 2008: Dressed vs. Ottawa (Oct. 18).

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Rookies to Watch James Bodanis Defensive End

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Social Studies High School: Chaminade College School Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 6’5 Wt: 275 Personal: Volunteers with Jake’s House, a charitable organization that supports families and children with autism.

Trevor Harvey Defensive Back

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Computer Science High School: Birchmount Park C.I. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 5’9 Wt: 180 High School: Named the offensive player of the year in 2008 and 2009 as well as a GTA allstar in 2009 and 2010. OVFL: Named the Toronto Thunder’s Jr Varsity rookie of the year in 2007.

Christopher Johnson Linebacker

tat for Humanity.

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: FPEH High School: Pickering H.S. Hometown: Toronto, Ont. Ht: 5’11 Wt: 205 High School: Named a GTA all-star in 2009. OVFL: Played for the Scarborough Thunder and won the senior Varsity championship in 2009. Personal: Cousin, Molly Killingbeck, is a two-time track and field Olympian…uncle, Paul Jones, is a basketball radio announcer with the Toronto Raptors…Christopher volunteered with Habi-

Zack Lukings Defensive Line

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Sociology High School: Catholic C.H.S. Hometown: London, Ont. Ht: 6’0 Wt: 267 High School: Won a junior football city championship in 2006 and was a rookie gold medalist in wrestling in the unlimited weight class in 2009. OVFL: Played for the London Falcons…won a junior championship in 2007 and was a league finalist in 2009. Personal: Brother, Josh Foster, was a defensive back on the Western Mustangs…Zack is a member of the Golden Harps steel drum orchestra.

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Rookies to Watch

Aaron Milton Running Back

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Political Science High School: Sinclair S.S. Hometown: Whitby, Ont. Ht: 6’1 Wt: 200 High School: A three-time athlete of the year...won the football award in grades 11 and 12.

Alex Pierzchalski Receiver

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Criminology High School: South Secondary C.I. Hometown: London, Ont. Ht: 6’4 Wt: 200 High School: Was the offensive most valuable player in 2006 and 2009. Personal: Second cousin, Neil Brady, is a retired NHL player…uncle, Andrew Kinch, plays semi-pro beach volleyball in Australia…Alex volunteered as an assistant coach for the London Minor Football Association.

Chris Weiland Running Back

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: English High School: Toledo St. Francis De Sales Hometown: Toledo, Ohio Ht: 5’10 Wt: High School: Rushed for over 1,000 yards during three consecutive seasons at Toledo St. Francis De Sales High School…ran for 5,200 all-purpose yards, scoring 42 touchdowns, while also recording 238 career tackles and eight interceptions….was named the team’s most valuable player and a first team division 1 all-city and all-district all-star. Previous Post-Secondary: Was on the practice roster for one year at the University of Toledo. Personal: Great, great grandfather, Frederick, played short stop for the Chicago White Sox…great uncle, Ray Boothby, played football for Michigan State…Chris volunteers at Cherry Street Mission, Bay Park Community Hospital and was a member of Teens Against Drugs and Alcohol Group (TAG) in his hometown of Toledo.

Aaron Wheaton Offensive Line

Eligibility Year: 1 Course: Political Science High School: J. Clarke Richardson H.S. Hometown: Ajax, Ont. Ht: 6’5 Wt: 260 Personal: Father played defensive end for the Sudbury Spartans, winning four consecutive championships.

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Opponents

Wednesday, September 1 Guelph Gryphons at Alumni Stadium - 3:00 p.m. Head Coach: Stu Lang Colours: Red, Gold, Black Home Field: Alumni Stadium (5,100) 2009 Score: Guelph 53, Toronto 25 2009 Record: 3-5, 6th OUA SID: Michelle Pino (519 824-4120 ex. 53159)

Friday, September 17 York Lions at Varsity Centre - 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Warren Craney Colours: Red, White, Blue Home Field: York Stadium (2,500) 2009 Score: Toronto 45, York 27 2009 Record: 0-8, 10th OUA SID: Alison Fisher (416 736-5984)

Monday, September 6 Windsor Lancers at Varsity Centre - 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Mike Morencie Colours: Royal Blue, Gold Home Field: University of Windsor Stadium (2,000) 2009 Score: Windsor 30, Toronto 3 2009 Record: 2-6, 8th OUA SID: Elisa Mitton (519 253-3000 ex. 2447)

Saturday, October 2 Ottawa Gee-Gees at Varsity Centre â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Jean-Philippe Asselin Colours: Garnet, Grey Home Field: Frank Clair Stadium (29,862) 2009 Score: Ottawa 35, Toronto 15 2009 Record: 6-2, 4th OUA SID: Julie Tam (613 562-5800 ex. 6753)

Saturday, September 11 Laurier Golden Hawks at University Stadium - 7:00 p.m. Head Coach: Gary Jefferies Colours: Purple, Gold Home Field: University Stadium (6,000) 2009 Score: Laurier 36, Toronto 0 2009 Record: 6-2, 2nd OUA SID: Mike Whitehouse (519 884-0710 ex. 2855)

Thursday, October 7 Queen's Golden Gaels at Richardson Stadium Head Coach: Pat Sheahan Colours: Gold, Red, Blue Home Field: Richardson Stadium (10,500) 2009 Score: Did not play 2008 Score: Queen's 58, Toronto 14 2009 Record: 8-0, 1st OUA, Vanier Cup Champions SID: Michael Grobe (613) 533-6000 x 77369

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Saturday, October 16 McMaster Marauders at Varsity Centre - 1:00 p.m. Head Coach: Stefan Ptaszek Colours: Maroon, Grey Home Field: Ron Joyce Stadium (6,500) 2009 Score: McMaster 21, Toronto 3 2009 Record: 6-2, 5th OUA SID: Cam Dunlop (905 525-9140 ex. 24458)

Saturday, October 23 Western Mustangs at TD Waterhouse Stadium â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1:00 p. m. Head Coach: Greg Marshall Colours: Purple, White, Silver Home Field: TD Waterhouse Stadium (8,000) 2009 Score: Western 47, Toronto 0 2009 Record: 6-2, 3rd OUA SID: Andy Watson (519 661-3089)

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2009 OUA Football Results

Week One Sunday, September 6 Western at Ottawa 32-17 Monday, September 7 (Labour Day) Waterloo at McMaster 21-52 Guelph at Queen’s 49-52 Windsor at York 17-14 Laurier at Toronto 36-0 Week Two Saturday, September 12 Toronto at Windsor Ottawa at Waterloo Laurier at Western McMaster at Queen’s York at Guelph Week Three Friday, September 18 Guelph at Toronto Saturday, September 19 Waterloo at Laurier Queen’s at Ottawa McMaster at York Western at Windsor Week Four Friday, September 25 Ottawa at Toronto Saturday, September 26 York at Queen’s Windsor at Waterloo Laurier at McMaster Western at Guelph Week Five Saturday, October 3 Toronto at York Ottawa at Laurier Queen’s at Windsor Waterloo at Guelph McMaster at Western Week Six Thursday, October 8 Toronto at McMaster York at Western Friday, October 9 Guelph at Ottawa

3-30 45-11 7-30 7-8 8-66

53-25 18-29 20-8 49-8 60-7

35-15 0-67 0-49 30-14 41-39

45-27 27-25 42-13 24-34 42-35

3-21 6-64 26-50

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Saturday, October 10 Queen’s at Waterloo Windsor at Laurier Week Seven Saturday, October 17 Waterloo at Toronto Ottawa at York Western at Queen’s Laurier at Guelph McMaster at Windsor

43-21 20-37

30-7 54-31 26-27 21-14 15-14 (OT)

Week Eight Saturday, October 24 Toronto at Western York at Waterloo Queen’s at Laurier Windsor at Ottawa Guelph at McMaster

0-47 3-52 13-25 9-24 29-32

PLAYOFFS Saturday, October 31 OUA Quarter-finals 1st place and 2nd place - bye McMaster at Ottawa Guelph at Western

27-15 18-37

Saturday, November 7 OUA Semifinals Western at Laurier McMaster at Queen’s

26-16 6-32

Saturday, November 14 OUA Final -- Yates Cup Western at Queen’s

39-43

Saturday, November 15 CIS Semi-final bowl games Uteck Bowl Calgary at Saint Mary’s 38-14 Mitchell Bowl Laval at

Queen’s

30-33

Saturday, November 22 VANIER CUP At Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton Queen’s vs Calgary 33-31

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2009 Varsity Blues Football Statistics

Schedule and Game Results Sept. 7 Laurier 36, Toronto 0 Sept. 12 Windsor 30, Toronto 0 Sept. 18 Guelph 53, Toronto 25 Sept. 25 Ottawa 35, Toronto 15 Oct. 3 Toronto 45, York 27 Oct. 8 McMaster21, Toronto 3 Oct. 17 Waterloo 30, Toronto 7 Oct. 24 Western 47, Toronto 0

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|------- PATs -------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP J. Wright 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 A. Lomasney 0 5-9 9-9 0-0 0 0-0 0 D. Green 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 P. de Pass 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Zac Hord 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 J. Shrubb 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 G. Gretes 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 M. Morris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 J. Scheltgen 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-2 0 Scott Smith 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 Opponents 32 13-21 30-30 0-0 0 0-1 0 RUSHING GP Andrew Gillis 6 Walter Cariazo 7 Willie Sharpe 8 Jonathan Wright 8 Jansen Shrubb 7 Jordan Scheltgen 5 George Gretes 6 Zachary Hord 5 Opponents 8

ATT 38 54 6 19 15 21 9 0 302

PASSING Player GP Jansen Shrubb 7 Andrew Gillis 6 Jordan Scheltgen 5 Opponents 8

COMP 82 38 18 144

RECEIVING GP Drew Meerveld 8 Jonathan Wright 8 Paul De Pass 6 Walter Cariazo 7 Ben Sharpe 3 Sebastian Magalas 5 Ahad Bandealy 6

NO 45 27 23 12 6 15 3

YDS 228 227 95 80 71 37 28 0 1858

AVG 6 4.2 15.8 4.2 4.7 1.8 3.1 0 5.9

TD LONG 0 31 0 26 0 45 0 20 1 11 1 9 1 10 1 0 16 44

ATT YDS TD 157 1199 6 96 491 1 42 219 0 226 2174 15 YDS 541 457 314 151 139 128 62

Saf Rg Pts 0 0 30 0 0 24 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 6 0 0 2 7 4 279

TD 0 5 1 0 1 0 0

INT LG 4 83 1 43 3 33 6 79

Andre Brock 4 David Green 1 George Gretes 6 Matthew Morris 8 Michael Prempeh 1 Opponents 8

5 1 1 1 1 144

KICKOFFS Andrew Lomasney Willie Sharpe Opponents

GP 8 8 8

62 33 17 8 5 2289 NO 24 1 41

0 0 0 0 0 15 YDS 998 55 2031

21 33 17 8 5 79 AVG 41.5 55 49.5

PUNTING Willie Sharpe Opponents

GP NO YDS AVG LG 8 65 2129 32.75 55 8 44 1570 35.7 56

PUNT RET. Michael Prempeh Matthew D’souza Matthew Morris Ahad Bandealy Opponents

GP 1 8 8 6 8

NO 1 3 26 4 48

YDS 9 24 151 -1 309

AVG 9.00 8.00 5.81 -0.25 6.4

LONG 9 21 67 3 70

FIELD GOALS GP ATT MADE PCT LONG Andrew Lomasney 8 5 10 50.0 40 INT Kyle Kennedy Scott Smith Brandon Miller Ajani Oldacre Opponents

NO. 3 1 1 1 8

FIRST DOWNS VARSITY

YDS 0 19 19 16 74

AVG 0.0 19.0 19.0 16.0 9.2

RUN 36

PASS 87

NET OFFENCE RUN VARSITY 659

PASS 1797

TD 0 0 0 0 0 PEN 21

LONG 0 19 19 16 31 TOT. 144

PENALTIES VARSITY – 88 – 801 yards

LONG 45 80 43 35 83 19 30

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2009 Varsity Blues Football Defensive Statistics Player Derek Batchelor Wilkerson Desouza Kyle Kennedy Willie Sharpe Scott Smith Brandon Miller Mark Evans Elbron Barzegar Andrii Feshanets Joe Cappiello Matthew Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;souza Marco Rodrigues Taylor Shergold Adam Fehler Matthew Morris Zachary Hord Rolli Adenmosun Ajani Oldacre Cody Rossi Andrew Lomasney George Gretes Dane Satchell Todd Inkila Drew Meerveld Jonathan Wright Max Smillie Kevin Asare Ross Asaro Mike Hassard Walter Cariazo Mario Tedesco Jakub Husika

GP 8 7 8 8 8 8 6 5 7 8 8 6 6 6 8 5 5 2 4 8 6 4 3 8 8 2 1 1 1 7 1 1

SOLO T 50 36 36 33 31 28 22 21 20 18 16 15 14 13 12 11 9 7 6 5 5 4 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 0

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ASS T 3 5 7 2 10 3 2 4 0 0 2 1 1 1 2 0 0 4 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2

S 1 2 2 1 0 0 4 1 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

INT 0 0 3 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 Year in Review September 7, 2009 Laurier Golden Hawks 36, Varsity Blues 0 Varsity Centre

Third-year running back Michael Montoya (Burlington, Ont.) rushed for three touchdowns and 160 yards while teammate Josh Bishop (Mississauga, Ont.) had five receptions for 134 yards to lead the visiting Hawks to a Labour Day victory. When asked about battling Montoya with three and sometimes four tacklers, Blues head coach Greg DeLaval could only comment; “Yeah, he steamrolled us. We definitely lost the physical battle today.” After the Blues conceded a safety in the first quarter, Montoya (Burlington, Ont.) would find the end zone three times, scoring on runs of 11, nine, and six yards. Add his scores to a Chris Mamo’s (London, Ont.) 24-yard field goal and the Golden Hawks had a 26-0 lead going into halftime. Laurier quarterback Luke Thompson (London, Ont.) completed a 37-yard pass to Dillon Heap (Waterloo, Ont.) at 11:15 in the third quarter for the fourth touchdown of the night. Thompson was 8-of-15 for 184 yards and one touchdown. Mitchell Bosch (Langley, B.C.) led the Golden Hawk’s defence with five tackles and one sack. Despite the lack of scoring, the home team showed good promise, threw in a variety of looks and showed some defensive prowess - Varsity Blues player of the game, Willie Sharpe (Renfrew, Ont.) had five tackles, blocked a field goal and averaged 30 yards per punt. “Every game is about adjustments,” said DeLaval. “We weren’t able to run the ball early in the game so we went to the pass but we’d like to establish the run. Running the football is going to control the clock and keep the other team’s offence on the sidelines so we’re going to find a way to run the football whether it’s our running back, quarterback or receiver.” Wilkerson DeSouza (Mississauga, Ont.) and Kyle Kennedy (Metcalfe, Ont.) totalled eight tackles apiece to lead Toronto. Fourth-year quarterback Andrew Gillis (Markham, Ont.) completed seven passes for 102 yards and fifth-year transfer Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) went 6-for-9 for 46 yards. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 8 15-19 140 65 224 13-32-1 6-117-0 3-12-0 0-0-0 1-1 2 11-328 8-62 28:48

Laurier 27 45-299 227 58 584 12-25-0 2-34-0 8-74-0 1-34-0 0-0 3 4-139 13-125 31:43

Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Shrubb 1-11, Gillis 4-8 Laurier: Montoya 17-160, Bennett 7-51, Thompson 7-40 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Gillis 21-7-102-0-1 Laurier: Thompson 15-8-184-1-0 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Wright 3-65. Meerveld 4-37, Magalas 4-24 Laurier: Bishop 5-134, Heap 3-55 1TD, Lindsey 2-20

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2009 Year in Review September 12, 2009 Windsor Lancers 30, Varsity Blues 3 University of Windsor Stadium

Andrew Lomasney (Toronto) got the Blues on the board, notching a 36-yard field goal in the final minute of the game to break up the Windsor shutout. For the Lancers, the running tandem of Paul Lefaive (Markham, Ont.) and Kamar Anglin (Newmarket, Ont.) would be the Blues nemesis on this evening. Lefaive finished with an impressive 148 rushing yards on 18 carries and a touchdown, while Anglin added 53 yards on the ground with a pair of touchdowns. The ‘big play’ would also prove costly for Toronto as Windsor quarterback Dan Carloni (Kleinburg, Ont.) connected on a 79-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Brescacin (Tecumseh, Ont.) on his second throw of the game to give the Lancers a 7-0 lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter didn’t see any scoring until the 2:55 mark when Anglin punched in his first TD from six yards out to put the Lancers up 14-0 at the end of the first half. Toronto conceded a touchback halfway through the third, giving the hosts a 16-0 lead and the only score in the quarter. Lefaive continued his dominating rushing performance in the fourth with a 44-yard dash to the end zone to put the game out of reach, 23-0, for the Varsity Blues. The Lancers would add the final dagger as Carloni led the Windsor offence on a 40-yard charge, capped off by a two-yard run by Anglin for his second touchdown of the night. Blues starting quarterback Andrew Gillis (Markham, Ont.) was 3-of-9 for 21 yards, while back-up quarterback Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) faired a little better, completing 14 of 26 passes for 174 yards. Rookie receiver Paul de Pass (Ajax, Ont.) caught nine passes for 96 yards to lead the Blues. Lancer quarterback Dan Carloni finished 7-of-13 passing for 163 yards and one touchdown. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 20 23-79 197 0 276 19-37-2 6-107-0 6-9-0 1-0-0 0-0 1 12-348 12-97 21:31

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Windsor 19 36-217 124 0 341 9-15-1 1-25-0 9-50-0 2-20-0 1-0 0 8-260 7-40 21:15

Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Sharpe 1-45, Wright 8-36, Gillis 5-25 Windsor: Lefaive 18-148 1TD, Anglin 13-53 2TD Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Shrubb 26-14-174-0-2 Windsor: Carloni 13-7-163-1-1 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: De Pass 9-96, Magalas 5-60, Meerveld 5-47 Windsor: Brescacin 2-93, Lefaive 2-33, Whitfield 1-28

2009 Year in Review September 18, 2009 Guelph Gryphons 53, Varsity Blues 25 Varsity Centre

Nick Fitzgibbon’s 150 yards rushing and four second-half touchdowns would ultimately be the demise of the Blues. Zachary Hord (Barry, Ont.) recovered a George Gretes’ (Toronto) fumble in the end zone for the Blues first touchdown of the 2009 season. This, following a Rob Maver (Brampton, Ont.) 24-yard field goal and a Gryphons safety, left Toronto with a 7-5 lead after the first 15 min. Maver’s second field goal of the game came with 2:36 remaining in the half to give Guelph a slim 9-7 lead. The second half would prove to be a much different story and both teams went on an offensive surge. Fitzgibbon capped off Guelph’s opening drive of the third quarter with a 32-yard run down the left sideline. Toronto responded with a solid seven play, 83-yard drive of their own that finished when Gretes took a direct snap and scored on a 1-yard carry. “We have to play four quarters that’s something that we have to work on and that the coach mentioned in the locker room just now,” said Blues player of the game Andrew Gillis. “We have to stay in the game for 60 minutes and we can’t take any time off.” Dave Honig (Sarnia) rounded out the Gryphons scoring in the third quarter with a 21-yard reception with 1:38 left to put Guelph up 25-14. With three more runs of 12, three and four yards respectively, Fitzgibbon, the fourth-year running back from Puslinch, Ont., would put the game out of reach despite the Blues valiant effort to keep up with high-scoring pace. Blues kicker Andrew Lomasney (Toronto) nailed a 32-yard field goal and back-up quarterback Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) hit Jonathan Wright (Belleville, Ont.) with a beautiful 64-yard pass for Toronto’s third touchdown of the night. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 24 27-137 282 0 419 21-39-1 7-167-0 5-17-0 0-0-0 2-1 0 5-155 14-142 32:34

Guelph 31 37-268 351 0 619 23-33-0 5-108-0 4-16-0 1-8-0 0-0 3 5-223 15-150 31:01

Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Gillis 11-93, Cariazo 7-43, Gretes 5-18 1TD Guelph: Fitzgibbon 21-150 4TD, Dunk 8-89 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Gillis 26-13-155-0-0, Shrubb 13-8-145-1-1 Guelph: 33-23-351-2-0 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Meerveld 11-141, Wright 3-88 1TD, Cariazo 3-34 Guelph: Gardner 6-116 1TD, Fitzgibbon 6-82, Bratton 6-81

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2009 Year in Review September 25, 2009 Ottawa Gee-Gees 35, Varsity Blues 15 Varsity Centre

Ottawa’s Cyril Adjeitey’s 162 receiving yards and two fourth-quarter touchdowns would spoil the Blues minor football night celebrations. Adjeitey (Ghana) scored two touchdowns on 71- and 66-yard receptions, respectively, in the first four minutes of the fourth quarter to put the game out of reach for the hometown squad. For the second time in as many weeks the Blues came out strong, stopping the Gee-Gees on every occasion in the first quarter. They then took an early lead when second-year kicker Andrew Lomasney (Toronto) knocked in a 15-yard field goal to put the home team up 3-0 with 4:51 remaining in the first quarter. Ottawa replied with two Matt Falvo field goals to take the lead midway through the second quarter, and with two minutes remaining in the half, fourth-year Ottawa running back Matt Todd (Ottawa) scored the first touchdown of the game on a 1-yard carry into the end zone. Toronto answered back in the dying seconds of the first half as quarterback Andrew Gillis (Markham, Ont.) connected with first-year slotback Paul de Pass (Ajax, Ont.) for his first touchdown pass of the season, a 30-yard strike, to get the Blues to within six (15-9) going into halftime. Falvo (Welland, Ont.) would add his third and fourth field goals in the third quarter to help his team build a 21-9 lead heading into the final frame. With the Gee-Gees up 35-9, Toronto scored its second touchdown of the game when Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) tossed a beautiful 83-yard touchdown pass to rookie Ben Sharpe (Renfrew, Ont.), who tippy-toed down the sideline for six with 2:20 remaining in the game. Things got interesting when Toronto’s Andrii Feshanets (Mississauga, Ont.) recovered Lomansney’s on-side kick to put the Blues within striking distance. However, the drive would stall at Ottawa’s 27-yard line and the Blues would turn the ball over on downs with under a minute left in the contest. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 19 19-89 251 0 340 18-39-0 3-30-0 4-5-0 2-19-0 1-1 3 6-168 12-93 28:11

Ottawa 26 42-292 198 0 447 12-21-0 5-57-0 4-8-0 0-0-0 2-2 4 5-161 6-70 31:49

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Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Gillis 8-43, Cariazo 8-32 Ottawa: Bearss 8-68, Sinopoli 7-66, Stephenson 11-47 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Shrubb 17-9-159-1-0, Gillis 22-9-122-1-0 Ottawa: Sinopoli 21-12-215-2-0 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Sharpe 3-101 1TD, De Pass 6-80 1TD Ottawa: Adjeitey 5-162 2TD, Hughes 3-39

2009 Year in Review October 3, 2009 Varsity Blues 45, York Lions 27 York Stadium, Toronto In his first start of the season, Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) hit 20-of-31 for 322 yards, completing passes of 12, 32 and 80 yards to Wright (Belleville, Ont.). The fifth-year pivot also ran four times for 11 yards and a touchdown. Jonathan Wright, a second-year physical education and health major, had a career-high 10 catches, 187 yards, to lead all players, as well as a the longest reception of his career (80 yards). In similar fashion to their last two contests, the Varsity Blues jumped out of the gates in a hurry, scoring three TDs on their first three possessions of the first quarter. Shrubb drove his squad 46 yards on the first drive, culminating with Wright’s first touchdown reception. Toronto successfully completed an on-side kick to give themselves great starting position and again, Shrubb led his troops four-play, 42-yard drive, finishing with a 32-yard pass and catch to Wright. The Blues defence would make another stand, giving the offence another shot at the end zone from York’s side of half. This ended with Shrubb keeping the ball on a one-yard quarterback sneak to put Toronto up 21-0. Kicker Andrew Lomasney (Toronto) added a field goal at the end of the first 15 minutes of play to give Toronto a 24-0 lead. Midway through the second quarter, Blues kick-returner Matt Morris (Scarborough, Ont.) received a punt and ran it back 67 yards for the fourth Toronto touchdown of the half. York managed to put a dent in the Blues armour and get on the board late in the second quarter as the Blues took a 31-7 lead into halftime. Both teams exchanged majors in the third quarter. The Lions Jason Marshall (Innisfil, Ont.) returned a punt 70 yards, before first-year quarterback Jordan Scheltgen (Surrey, B.C.) scored his first touchdown of his university career on a one-yard run to give his team a 38-14 lead. York’s QB Nick Coutu (St. Catharines, Ont.) and wide receiver Johnny Peyton (Dade City, Fla.) hooked up just minutes into the fourth to give the Lions a glimpse of hope, however 27 seconds later, Shrubb and Wright put the nail in the coffin with a beautiful 80-yard major to put the game out of reach. York added one more Coutu-Peyton touchdown but it wouldn’t be enough on this afternoon as the Blues win their second consecutive Argo Cup by a score of 45-27. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 20 21-46 285 0 431 24-36-1 4-33-0 5-98-1 2-19-0 1-1 3 7-204 17-166 30:58

York 22 39-222 144 12 378 8-18-2 8-88-0 6-82-1 1-0-0 4-4 1 6-180 9-100 29:02

Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Cariazo 7-25, Shrubb 4-11 1TD, Scheltgen 9-9 1TD York: Daly 9-84, Coutu 10-76 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Shrubb 31-20-322-3-1 York: Coutu 18-8-161-3-2 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Wright 10-187 3TD, Meerveld 7-71, Cariazo 3-49 York: Peyton 4-93 3TD, Austin 2-34

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2009 Year in Review October 8, 2009 McMaster Marauders 21, Varsity Blues 3 Ron Joyce Stadium, Hamilton

It was the tale of two halves and a case of missed opportunities as Toronto held the explosive McMaster offence to 80 yards rushing and only 105 yards receiving through 11 minutes of action in the first half, however, they were unable to contain last week’s Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) offensive player of the week, quarterback Kyle Quinlan (South Woodsley, Ont.), and company in the final two quarters. The Blues struck first when Andrew Lomasney (Toronto) hit a career-long 40-yard field goal at the 7:32 mark of the opening quarter to give the visitors an early 3-0 advantage. The Varsity defence did its part and kept Quinlan off balance throughout most of the first quarter, leading to several two-and-out situations and a Matt Morris (Scarborough, Ont.) interception. His 19-yard return gave the Blues great field position with under two minutes left in the opening frame. The end result was not as favourable as Lomasney missed his second field goal attempt from 33 yards out. The Marauders’ offence moved the ball more effectively in the second quarter. A nine play, three minute drive stalled inside the red zone, setting up an Andrew Waugh (Perth, Ont.) 26-yard chip shot to pull the home team even at 3-3. The game’s turning point occurred late in the first half as the Blues defensive pressure had the Marauders punting from their end zone. Despite a valiant attempt by Blues all-star defensive back Derek Batchelor to block a Mac punt; he ultimately was penalized for roughing the kicker, giving the Marauders an automatic first down and new life. A 13-play McMaster drive ensued in the final 2:20 and led to Andrew Waugh’s second field goal of the half, giving Mac a 6-3 at halftime. The momentum swung one last time early in the third when Quinlan connected on a 51-yard passing play to runningback Jordan Kozina (Brantford, Ont) at the nine minute mark. The reception, set up a 10-yard rushing touchdown from McMaster runningback, Joey Netmet (Burlington, Ont) to put the Marauders up 13-3 and in control of the game. University of Toronto quarterback, Jansen, Shrubb (Toronto) passed for 250 yards on 20 completions for Blues. His favourite target on the night was veteran receiver Drew Meerveld (Guelph, Ont) who had 11 receptions for a new career-high 153 yards to lead all players. Meerveld led the OUA in receptions with 28 on the season coming into the game. Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 17 11-58 241 0 299 21-48-0 3-56-0 6-13-0 1-19-0 0 2 8-269 11-90 31:16

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McMaster 19 33-153 265 56 474 19-30-1 1-0-0 6-30-0 0-0-0 0 1 7-251 7-80 28:44

Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Cariazo 6-26, Wright 1-15 McMaster: Kozina 14-63, Quilan 4-51, Nemet 9-38 1TD Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Shrubb 47-20-250-0-0 McMaster: Quinlan 30-19-275-1-1 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Meerveld 11-153, De Pass, 3-42, Sharpe, 2-23 McMaster: Giordano 5-50, Kozina 2-50, Fahey 2-44

2009 Year in Review October 17, 2000 Waterloo Warriors 30, Varsity Blues 7 Varsity Centre

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues football fell 30-7 to the visiting Waterloo Warriors in their final home game of the season on Saturday, October 17 at Varsity Centre. Fourth-year quarterback Evan Martin threw three touchdowns in each of the first three quarters to lead the Warriors. The Kitchener Ont. native was 21-of-29 for 348 yards in the air and also ran seven times for 24 yards. The opening drive of the game looked promising for the Warriors until veteran Blues defensive back Kyle Kennedy (Metcalfe, Ont.) intercepted a Martin passing attempt in the end zone. The rest of the first quarter remained scoreless until a Martin 25-yard shuffle pass to first-year running back Mike Socholotiuk (Waterford, Ont.) with 1:50 left broke the deadlock. Toronto quickly answered in the opening minutes of the second quarter when starting quarterback Jansen Shrubb (Toronto) found a wide open Jonathan Wright (Belleville, Ont.) in the end zone to knot the game at seven. With Waterloo up 8-7, Toronto drove the length of the field but was stopped inches short on a third down attempt inside the Warriors six-yard line. The turnover proved costly as the visitors turned the tides on the Blues and took the ball back down the field, scoring their second major on a 35 yard pass-and-catch from Martin to Socholotiuk. “I would have to say that the missed first down [deep in their end] was probably the turning point in the game,” said Toronto head coach Greg DeLaval. “Waterloo takes the ball back down the field and scores and I don’t think that we ever recovered emotionally.” Dennis McPhee’s team would tack on a 25-yard field and take an 18-7 into halftime. Toronto didn’t have an answer in the second half as the Warriors added another Martin touchdown, this time to Sean Cowie (Dundas, Ont.), a David Sevigny (Peterborough, Ont.) 23-yard field goal as well as a Blues conceded safety to end the game 30-7. Team Statistics Toronto Waterloo Individual Statistics First Downs 18 29 Rushing 30-184 41-190 Rushing (rushes-yards) Passing 108 325 Toronto: Cariazo 11-86, Gillis 5-50, Schletgen 7-20 Losses 0 0 Waterloo: Socholotiuk 17-94, Lagace 4-32, Roque, 8-29 Net offence 292 515 Passes made-tried-int. 7-27-0 21-29-1 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Kick returns-yards-TDs 4-56-0 3-59-0 Toronto: Shrubb 14-5-103-1-0, Gillis 7-1-18-0-0 Punt returns-yards-TDs 3-19-0 5-31-0 Waterloo: Martin 29-21-348-3-1 Intercepts returns-yards-TDs 1-0-0 0-0-0 Fumbles - lost 1-1 1-1 Receiving (rec-yards) Sacks by 4 4 Toronto: Meerveld 3-60, Brock 1-21, Wright 1-14 1TD Punts – punts-yards 9-342 6-231 Waterloo: Socholotiuk 4-72 2TD, Ward 3-63, Zender 5-60 Penalties-yards 8-76 8-75 Time of Possession 26:52 33:08

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2009 Year in Review October 24, 2009 Western Mustangs 47, Varsity Blues 0 TD Waterhouse Stadium, London

Western quarterback Michael Faulds (Eden Mills, Ont.) became the all-time CIS career passing leader, finishing his five-year career with 10,811 career yards. He also set the record for CIS single-season passing at 3,033 yards and moves to fifth place in the CIS record book for passing yards in a game with a 550-yard outing. The fifth-year Master’s of kinesiology student completed 39 of 52 passes with two touchdowns. He was 11 yards shy of the OUA single-game mark held by Queen’s Tommy Dennison (561 yards). The Blues started the game with an impressive opening drive. Using two quarterbacks, first-year pivot Jordan Scheltgen and third-year veteran Andrew Gillis, the Blues marched 49 yards, stalling at the Western thirty and forcing a Willie Sharpe (Ottawa) punt. Western opened the scoring on a seven-yard Ben Roberts (London, Ont.) run. A clutch 31-yard catch from Zach Bull got the ball inside the 10-yard line to set up the score. Bull finished with nine catches for 129 yards. Toronto conceded a safety to give Western a 9-0 lead and on Mustang possession, Faulds drove his squad 75 yards in three plays to give the home team a 16-0 lead after the opening quarter and they didn’t look back. In the third quarter, Faulds ran in the ball 21-yards to make it 30-0, and Wheeler booted a 26-yard field goal to make it 33-0. Roberts scored his second major of the day, running in from 12-yards out to make it 40-0, late in the third quarter, and Kenny Eansor (London, Ont.) scored on a 19-yard run with just over four minutes remaining in the fourth to make it 47-0. Third-year engineering student, Willie Sharpe (Renfrew, Ont.) led the Blues defensively with eight solo tackles, two assisted tackles, a forced fumble and a sack. First-year linebacker Elbron Barzegar (Mississauga, Ont.) amassed seven tackles, two assisted tackles and had another of the Blues four sacks on the day.

Team Statistics First Downs Rushing Passing Losses Net offence Passes made-tried-int. Kick returns-yards-TDs Punt returns-yards-TDs Intercepts returns-yards-TDs Fumbles - lost Sacks by Punts – punts-yards Penalties-yards Time of Possession

Toronto 18 24-47 193 25 265 17-39-3 8-144-0 3-15-0 1-16-0 2-2 4 9-324 6-75 25:31

Western 37 29-186 540 0 726 40-55-1 1-25-0 6-18-0 3-15-0 2-1 4 3-125 8-82 34:29

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Individual Statistics Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Sharpe 1-22, Cariazo 11-16 Western: Eansor 7-67 1TD, Roberts10-54 2TD, Faulds 2-25 1TD Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Scheltgen 28-12-135-0-3, Gillis 11-5-73-0-0 Western: Faulds 52-39-550-2-1 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: De Pass 3-57, Wright 5-38 Western: Bull 9-129, Bellamy 5-109 1TD, Pasic 7-95

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Varsity Blues Record Manual A Brief History of Varsity Blues Football 2010 marks the 133rd year of football at the University of Toronto. It has been a remarkable history that includes a long list of football firsts, as well as four Grey Cup, two Vanier Cup and 25 Yates Cup championships. The earliest documented game of "football" on the U of T campus occurred 145 years ago, on November 9, 1861, though in the early years the game ran under uniquely local rules that required players to bounce the ball. It was in 1877 that the rules of rugby were introduced to U of T by J.H. Mayne Campbell, giving birth to the modern Varsity Blues football team. Over the next century, the rules of rugby in Canada gradually evolved into the modern game of Canadian football. Most of Varsity’s early opponents were club teams such as the Hamilton Tigers and the Toronto Argonauts. U of T’s first interuniversity game was played in 1879 in Detroit against the University of Michigan, with the two teams battling to a scoreless draw. Varsity’s first Canadian university contest was in the fall of 1881, when McGill scored a victory by ‘two tries to nothing’ on the U of T front campus. As for the nickname ‘Blues’, it seems that this reference wasn’t generally used until the 1930s. Previously, nicknames were not always customary for university teams and references such as ‘The Big Blue’, ‘The Blue and White’ and ‘The Varsity Blue’ appeared interchangeably. Official interuniversity competition began in 1898, with Varsity capturing the inaugural Yates Cup, and 10 of the first 17 championships. Varsity also claimed national titles in 1905 and 1909 through 1911; with the latter three being best known as they represented the first Grey Cup championships, which is now the pinnacle of the Canadian Football League season. U of T made their final Grey Cup appearance in 1926, dropping a 10-7 decision to the Ottawa Rough Riders. In the end, Varsity claimed four Grey Cup titles in all ('09,'10,'11,'20). Through the 1920s and 30s U of T captured six Yates Cups, and would add six more before 1970. However, it was in the early 50s that U of T football attracted its largest crowds. Immediately following the final expansion of Varsity Stadium in 1950, the Varsity Blues averaged 25,593 spectators per game and attracted a university record crowd of 26,764 for a game versus the University of Western Ontario Mustangs on October 21, 1950. If one team stands out at U of T, it would be the 1958 squad. The team was coached by Dalt White, and is regarded by many as the Varsity Blues’ strongest ever. They averaged almost 40 points a game and remain the only U of T football team to go undefeated and untied since the 1910 squad. Seven years later, White’s final season on the sidelines, the Varsity Blues claimed another first, winning the inaugural Vanier Cup championship by a 14-7 score over the University of Alberta. The 1965 team was inducted into the U of T Sports Hall of Fame in 2002. Meanwhile, since 1965 the Varsity Blues have captured five Yates Cup titles. The Varsity Blues claimed their second Vanier Cup in 1993 under the tutelage of head coach Bob Laycoe. In a thrilling final, Glenn McCausland returned a punt 81 yards for a touchdown, a Vanier Cup record that still stands today, as the Varsity Blues slipped past the University of Calgary 3734.

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Varsity Blues Record Manual Varsity Blues Football Record Varsity Blues Overall Record: Wins 516, Losses 405, Ties 35, OT losses 1, 949 games League Regular Season (since 1898): Wins 323, Losses 295, Ties 20, OT losses 1, 631 games League Playoff Games: Wins 20, Losses 25; 45 games Vanier Cup: 2 Wins (1965, Alberta, 14-7; 1993, Calgary, 37-34); 1 Loss (1974, Western, 19-15) National Semifinals: 2 Wins (1974, Saint Mary’s, 45-1; 1993, Concordia, 26-16); 1 Loss (1983, Queen’s, 22-7) Dominion/Grey Cup Championships (6): 1895, 1905, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1920 Vanier Cup Championships (2): 1965, 1993 Yates Cup Championships (25): 1898, 1899, 1901, 1903, 1905, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911, 1914, 1920, 1921, 1926, 1932, 1933, 1936, 1948, 1951, 1954, 1958, 1965, 1967, 1974, 1983, 1993 ORFU Championships (2): 1895, 1896

Varsity Blues Head Coaches, 1932 to date WARREN STEVENS 1932-1945 Seasons: 9 Total Games: 72 (44-26-2) League Games: 52 (32-18 2) League Playoffs: 6 (3-3-0) Championships: 3 (1932,33,36) DALT WHITE 1956 1965 Seasons: 10 Total Games: 83 (42 39 2) League Games: 61 (29 31 1) League Playoffs: 2 (1-1-0) Championships: 2 (1958,65) BOB LAYCOE 1988-2001 Seasons: 14 Total Games: 125 (54-69-2) League Games: 73 (44-59-2) League Playoffs: 11 (4-7-0) Championships: 1 (1993) BOBBY COULTER 1946 1947 Seasons: 2 Total Games: 17 (13 3 1)

League Games: 12 (8 3 1) League Playoffs: 0 Championships: 0 RON MURPHY 1966 1982 Seasons: 17 Total Games: 148 (92 50 6) League Games: 117 (78 34 4) League Playoffs: 13 (4-9-0) Championships: 2 (1967,74) BOB RAINFORD and GIULIO GIORDANI 2002 Seasons: 1 Total Games: 8 (0-8-0) League Games: 8 (0-8-0) League Playoffs: 0 Championships: 0

DOUG MITCHELL 1983 1987 Seasons: 5 Total Games: 45 (21 24 0) League Games: 35 (15 20 0) League Playoffs: 2 (2-0-0) Championships: 1 (1983) STEVE HOWLETT 2003-2007 Seasons: 5 Total Games: 40 (0-39-0-1) League Games: 40 (0-39-0-1) League Playoffs: 0 Championships: 0 GREG DeLAVAL 2008-present Seasons: 2 (3-13)

BOB MASTERSON 1948 1955 Seasons: 8 Total Games: 72 (45 21 6) League games: 49 (29 15 5) League Playoffs: 4 (2-2-0) Championships: 3 (1948,51,54)

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Team Results by Wins-Losses-Ties(-Overtime Losses)

Pre-Interuniversity Era – 1877-1897 Season 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895* 1896* 1897

ORFU --- --- --- --- --- --- 1-1-0 0-1-0 2-1-0 2-1-1 2-1-0 --- --- 0-1-0 3-1-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 1-1-0 2-2-0 4-0-0 0-1-1

Overall 0-1-0 2-0-1 2-1-1 4-1-0 1-2-0 7-2-0 4-2-1 4-3-2 5-1-1 5-1-2 6-1-0 4-1-1 7-0-0 2-2-0 4-3-1 1-2-1 3-1-0 4-2-0 3-2-0 8-1-0 1-4-1

Captain J.H. Mayne Campbell C.C. McCaul W.D. Gwynne W.D. Gwynne C. Graham Campbell A.H. Campbell E.S. Wigle H.B. Cronyn J.S. MacLean J.S. MacLean E.C. Senkler J.H. Senkler Ivan Senkler G.B. McLean W.H Bunting W.H. Bunting George Clayes George Clayes A.F. "Biddy" Barr A.F. "Biddy" Barr J.W. Hobbs

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Interuniversity Era – 1898 to date Season League 1898* 3-1-0 1899* 3-1-0 1900 1-2-1 1901* 4-0-0 1902 2-2-0 1903* 3-0-1 1904 0-4-0 1905* 6-0-0 1906 3-3-0 1907 3-3-0 1908* 5-1-0 1909* 5-1-0 1910* 6-0-0 1911* 5-1-0 1912 4-2-0 1913 3-3-0 1914* 3-1-0 1915-1918 WAR 1919 2-2-0

Overall Coach 6-2-0 A. Williams 3-3-0 A. Williams 2-2-1 A. Williams 4-2-0 Hugh Hoyles 4-2-0 Hugh Hoyles 5-0-1 A.F. "Biddy" Barr 1-4-0 A.F. "Biddy" Barr 7-0-0 A.F. "Biddy" Barr 3-4-0 A.F. "Biddy" Barr 3-3-0 Harry Griffith 6-2-0 Harry Griffith 7-1-0 Harry Griffith 7-0-0 Harry Griffith 6-2-0 Dr. A.B. Wright 5-6-0 Dr. A.B. Wright 4-3-0 Dr. A.B. Wright 7-2-0 Hugh Gall YEARS 2-4-0 W.C. Foulds

Captains "Thrift" Burnside A.W. Mackenzie E.P. Brown Dr. John McCollum Dr. George Biggs Harold Beatty Dr. A.W. McPherson Casey Baldwin F.F. Montague M.D. Kennedy F.A. Lee Jack Newton Hugh Gall Dr. John Maynard P.G. Campbell Dr. John Maynard Charlie Gage Joe Breen

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2008 1st Team: Mark Stinson, Inside Receiver 2nd Team: Derek Batchelor, Halfback 2007 1st Team: Derek Batchelor, Rush/ Cover 2nd Team: Derek Batchelor, Defensive Halfback; Geroge Polyzois, Safety; Matt Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Souza, Kick Returner. 2006 2nd Team: John Gilson, Offensive Guard 2004 2nd Team: Derek Wheeler, Linebacker 2003 2nd Team: Derek Wheeler, Linebacker 2001 2nd Team: Gabe Robinson, Defensive End 2000 2nd Team: Gabe Robinson, Defensive End; Sean Spence, Cornerback 1999 2nd Team: Mat Dajnowiec, Defensive Back; Duncan Luciak, Offensive Guard; Sean Spence, Defensive Back; Adrian Bowers, Linebacker 1998 1st Team: Adrian Bowers, Linebacker; Mike Maltar, Defensive End; Mike Uhm, Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Mario Amaral, Centre; Mat Dajnowiec, Rush 1997 2nd Team: James Baskin, Running Back 1996 2nd Team: James Baskin, Running Back; Tom Hipsz, Defensive Line; Barry McCamus, Linebacker 1995 1st Team: Francis Etienne, Wide Receiver; John Halkidis, Defensive Line; Barry McCamus, Linebacker; John Raposo, Defensive End; Mario Sturino, Quarterback; Joe Tassone, Centre 2nd Team: Tom Hipsz, Defensive Line; Richard Iantria, Punter; Jung-Yul

Kim, Offensive Tackle; Andrew Lang, Defensive Back 1994 1st Team: Glenn McCausland, Kick Returner; John Raposo, Defensive End 2nd Team: Brian Devonish, Defensive Back; Barry McCamus, Linebacker; David Richer, Running Back; Joe Tassone, Centre 1993 1st Team: Francis Etienne, Wide Receiver; Richard Fischer, Defensive End; David Scandiffio, Offensive Guard; Lou Tiro, Linebacker; Dean Turner, Defensive Back 2nd Team: Stuart Brindle, Kicker; Andrew Lang, Defensive Back; Glenn McCausland, Receiver/Returner; Mario Sturino, Quarterback; Joe Tassone, Centre 1992 1st Team: Eugene Buccigrossi, Quarterback; Matt Howorth, Defensive End; David Richer, Running Back; David Scandiffio, Offensive Guard; Dean Turner, Defensive Back 2nd Team: Peter Brown, Defensive Tackle; Matt Clark, Safety; Joe Tassone, Centre; Lou Tiro, Linebacker; Murray Sobko, Inside Receiver; Brian Zomer, Wide Receiver 1991 1st Team: Chris Morris, Tackle; Richard Fischer, Defensive End; Peter Brown, Defensive Tackle 2nd Team: Eugene Buccigrossi, Quarterback; Brian Zomer, Wide Receiver; Derek Barber, Linebacker; Dave Blanch, Defensive Back 1990 1st Team: Eugene Buccigrossi, Quarterback; Rob Conroy, Tight End; Brent Siemens, Centre; Chris Morris, Tackle; Richard Fisher, Defensive Line; Sandro Iaboni, Linebacker; Jim Spyropolous, Defensive Back; Andrew Astrom, Punter 2nd Team: Lorne King, Running Back; Bob Anderson, Wide Receiver; David

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Scandiffio, Guard; Andrew Astrom, Place Kicker 1989 1st Team: Lorne King, Running Back; Rob Davidson, Defensive End; Andrew Astrom, Kicker 1988 1st Team: Ted Temertzoglou, Defensive Back 2nd Team: Roger Bernardes, Linebacker; Rob Davidson, Defensive Line 1987 2nd Team: Kerry D'Ambrogio, Linebacker; Rod Moors, Quarterback; John O'Connor, Slot Back 1986 1st Team: Andy McVey, Running Back; Paul Shorten, Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Rob Crifo, Wide Receiver 1985 1st Team: Rob Crifo, Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Andy McVey, Running Back 1984 2nd Team: Steve Howlett, Slot Back; Andy Filipiuk, Wide Receiver 1983 1st Team: Rick Makos, Guard; Andy Filipiuk, Wide Receiver; Trevor Miller, Running Back; Lance Chomyc, Kicker; Eric Upshaw, Defensive Line; Frank Balkovec, Linebacker; Roger Lippert, Defensive Back 2nd Team: Chris McLean, Centre; Joel Trickey, Defensive Line 1982 1st Team: Eric Upshaw, Defensive Line; Rick Makos, Guard; Bill Mintsoulis, Wide Receiver; Trevor Miller, Running Back 2nd Team: Adam Crawford, Tackle; John Mullins, Slot Back; Joel Trickey, Defensive Line; Dave Zilli, Linebacker; Sam Papaconstantinou, Linebacker 1981 1st Team: Dan Feraday, Quarterback; John Mullins, Slot Back; Mark Magee, Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Dean Dorsey, Kicker; Rick Makos, Guard; Dave Zilli, Linebacker

Varsity Blues Record Manual 1980 1st Team: Dan Feraday, Quarterback; Mark Magee, Wide Receiver; Bill Mintsoulis, Wide Receiver; Eric Upshaw, Defensive Line 2nd Team: Neil Evans, Running Back; Dean Dorsey, Kicker; Sam DiFalco, Linebacker; Dave Zilli, Linebacker; Maurice Doyle, Running Back; Brett Lucyk, Guard; Greg Tassios, Defensive Back 1979 1st Team: Mark Magee, Wide Receiver; Maurice Doyle, Running Back; Angelo Castellan, Defensive Line; Tony D'Agostino, Defensive Back 1978 1st Team: Chris Kotsopoulos, Wide Receiver; Ken Parsons, Guar 2nd Team: John Goodrow, Running Back; Claude Riopelle, Defensive Line; Eric Boss, Defensive Line 1977 Chris Kotsopoulos, Wide Receiver; Mike Steele, Guard; Tim Allan, Tackle; Paul McMillan, Centre 1976 Tim Allan, Tackle; Mark Ackley, Wide Receiver; Brent Elsey, Wide Receiver; Mark Bragagnolo, Running Back; Ken Hussey, Defensive Line; Giulio Giordani, Linebacker 1975 Mark Bragagnolo, Running Back; Glenn Rosborough, Defensive Line; Libert Castillo, Running Back; Nick Desimini, Linebacker; Richard Nakatsu, Defensive Back 1974 Mike Sokovnin, Tackle; Mark Bragagnolo, Running Back; Libert Castillo, Running Back; Esteban Andryjowicz, Tight End; Doug Ball, Defensive Back; Glenn Rosborough, Defensive Line; Richard Nakatsu, Defensive Back; Glenn Sutherland, Defensive Line; Giulio Giordani, Linebacker; John Martini, Linebacker 1973 Bruce Parrack, Guard; Cor Doret, Running Back; Ken Hussey, Defensive

Line; Hartley Stern, Linebacker; Ron Raine, Defensive Back 1972 Rein Enno, Centre; Brent Elsey, Wide Receiver; Cor Doret, Running Back; Wayne Dunkley, Quarterback; Bruce Parrack, Guard; John Lipsett, Tackle; Jim Nicoletti, Defensive Line; Jim Blainey, Defensive Line; Guido Iantorno, Linebacker; Hartley Stern, Linebacker; Peter McNabb, Defensive Back 1971 Wayne Dunkley, Quarterback; John Dellandrea, Tackle 1970 Glen Markle, Running Back; Alex Squires, Defensive Line; Jim Kellam, Tackle; Don Fraser, Guard; Wayne Dunkley, Quarterback; John Chapman, Wide Receiver; Peter McNabb, Defensive Back 1969 Derek Turner, Guard; Jim Kellam, Tackle; Peter Lamantia, Defensive Back; Vic Albioni, Quarterback; Walt Sehr, Running Back; Alex Squires, Defensive Line; Eric Walter, Wide Receiver; John Chapman, Wide Receiver; Jim Bennett, Defensive Line 1968 Rich Agro, Centre; Eric Walter, Wide Receiver; Alex Squires, Defensive Line; Paul McKay, Defensive Back; Mike Raham, Running Back 1967 Mike Eben, Wide Receiver; Mike Raham, Running Back; Ron Wakelin, Guard; Paul McKay, Defensive Back; Riivo Ilves, Defensive Back; Mike Wright, Linebacker; Ylo Korgemagi, Defensive Line; Alex Squires, Defensive Line; Alex Topps, Defensive Line; Jim Kellam, Tackle 1966 Mike Eben, Wide Receiver; Mike Raham, Running Back; Bryce Taylor, Quarterback; Bob Pampe, Guard; Jim Kellam, Tackle; Arnie Carefoote, Tackle; Ian Kirkpatrick, Defensive Back; Alex Squires, Defensive Line;

Ranny Parker, Linebacker; Alex Topps, Defensive Line; Laird Elliott, Defensive Line 1965 1st Team: Bryce Taylor, Quarterback; Jim Ware, Flanker; Andy Szandtner, Defensive Back; Gerry Sternberg, Running Back; Bob Pampe, Guard; Ian Kirkpatrick, Defensive Back; Jim McMahon, Defensive Line; Mike Eben, Wide Receiver 2nd Team: Don Rogers, Center; Jim Kellam, Tackle; Bill Chernoff, Tackle; Ranny Parker, Linebacker; Al Giachino, Linebacker 1964 Bob Pampe, Guard; Bill Watters, Linebacker 1963 Ken Davison, Running Back; Bryce Taylor, Defensive Back; Bill Watters, Linebacker; Gerry Sternberg, Running Back 1962 Ranny Parker, Linebacker; Ron Near, Tight End 1961 Doug Boyd, Defensive Back; Hugh Cooke, Defensive End 1960 Walt Sopinka, Defensive End; Casey Wood, Defensive Tackle; Paul Burroughs, Linebacker; Doug Boyd, Defensive Back 1959 Bob Dann, Flanker; Morgan Dever, Guard; Weldon Thoburn, Tackle; Mike Muir, End; Ian Knowles, Defensive Halfback; Paul Burroughs, Corner Linebacker; Milt Jewell, Inside Linebacker; Doug Baird, Defensive End 1958 Trevor Eyton, Guard; Weldon Thoburn, Tackle; Dick Risk, End; Brian Aston, Quarterback; Tim Reid, Halfback; Peter Joyce, Halfback; Gene Chorestecki, Defensive End; Doug Baird, Defensive End; Mike Chykaliuk, Defensive Tackle; Curt Russell, Linebacker; Paul Burroughs, Linebacker; Larry Joynt, Defensive Back; Bobby

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1954 Bob Waugh, Guard; Fred Smale, End; Steve Oneschuk, Halfback 1953 Phil Muntz, Fullback; Steve Oneschuk, Halfback; Al Haig, Halfback; Roy McMurtry, Tackle; Don Mattason, Guard 1952 1st Team: Bill Bewley, Halfback; Steve Oneschuk, Halfback; Joe Harris, Tackle. 2nd Team: Al Haig, Halfback; Roy McMurtry, Guard; Dunc Ellis, Tackle; Ray Yakasovich, Centre 1951 Bob Dale, Wide Receiver; Steve Oneschuk, Halfback; Marshall Hames,

CIS All-Canadians, 1971 to date

Year 1971 1972 1974 1976 1977 1980 1981 1982 1983 1985 1986 1988

Player Jon Dellandrea Wayne Dunkley Wayne Dunkley Mark Bragagnolo Giulio Giordani Richard Nakatsu Mark Ackley Tim Allan Dan Feraday Mark Magee Dan Feraday Mark Magee Eric Upshaw Trevor Miller Roger Lippert Rob Crifo Paul Shorten Ted Temertzoglou

Position Defensive Line Quarterback Quarterback Running Back Linebacker Defensive Back Wide Receiver Offensive Tackle Quarterback Wide Receiver Quarterback Wide Receiver Defensive Tackle Running Back Defensive Back Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Defensive Back

Team 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1998 2008

Guard; Joe Harris, Tackle 1950 John Evans, Tackle; Bill Bewley, Halfback 1949 Fraser Mustard, Tackle; Bill Danylchuk, Halfback; Dick Brown, Halfback 1948 Bruce Cummings, Halfback; Ted Toogood, Halfback; Ian Clark, Guard; Fraser Mustard, Tackle 1947 Steve Karrys, Wide Receiver; Bruce Cummings, Halfback; Ian Clark, Tackle 1946 Fred Doty, Quarterback; Rudy Grass, Guard; Ian Clark, Tackle

Chris Morris Rob Conroy Brent Siemens Richard Fischer Chris Morris Eugene Buccigrossi Matt Howorth David Scandiffio David Scandiffio Lou Tiro Francis Etienne John Raposo Francis Etienne Barry McCamus John Raposo Mike Maltar Adrian Bowers Mark Stinson

Offensive Tackle Tight End Centre Defensive End Offensive Tackle Quarterback Defensive End Offensive Guard Offensive Guard Linebacker Wide Receiver Defensive End Wide Receiver Linebacker Defensive End Defensive End Linebacker Inside Receiver

1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

Varsity Blues Football at the East-West Bowl * - invited but unable to attend because of injury.

2003 – George Chilakos, Kicker/Punter; Bob Vranich, Defensive Line; Derek Wheeler, Linebacker 2004 – Templar Iga, Running Back; Aaron Merkle, Slotback; Ikem Opara, Fullback 2005 – John Gilson, Offensive Line*; Michael Goncalves, Defensive Line; Tony Mammoliti, Slotback 2006 – John Gilson, Offensive Line; Nick Snow, Linebacker 2007 – David Hamilton, Quarterback; Cory Kennedy, Wide Receiver; Dave Scott-McDowell, Centre; Mark Stinson, Slotback 2008 – Cameron Deans, Offensive Line; Matt D’Souza, Defensive Back; Jeff Laforge, Reciever 2009 – Derek Batchelor, Defensive Back; Mark Evans, Defensive Tackle; Scott Smith, Linebacker 2010 - Walter Cariazo, Running Back; Michael Prempeh, Receiver; Willie Sharpe, Defensive Back Varsity Blues at the Can-Am Bowl 1977-78 – Tim Allan, Offensive Line; Mike Steele, Offensive Line

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Varsity Blues Record Manual OUA and CIS Award Winners

OUA MVP 1958 Peter Joyce, Running Back 1967 Mike Eben, Wide Receiver 1968 Mike Raham, Running Back 1971 Wayne Dunkley, Quarterback 1981 Dan Feraday, Quarterback 1992 Eugene Buccigrossi, Quarterback J.P. Metras Trophy OUA Lineman of the Year 1974 Geoff Sutherland, Defensive Tackle 1978 Ken Parsons, Offensive Guard 1990 Chris Morris, Offensive Tackle 1991 Richard Fischer, Defensive End 1992 David Scandiffio, Offensive Guard 1994 John Raposo, Defensive End 1995 John Raposo, Defensive End Presidents' Trophy OUA Top Defensive Player 1993 Lou Tiro, Linebacker OUA Rookie of the Year 1979 Bill Mintsoulis, Wide Receiver OUA Coach of the Year 1992 Bob Laycoe Dalt White Trophy MVP in Yates Cup Game 1983 David Pearson, Receiver 1993 Glenn McCausland, Receiver/Returner

Hec Crighton Trophy CIS Outstanding Player 1967 Mike Eben, Wide Receiver 1968 Mike Raham, Running Back 1981 Dan Feraday, Quarterback 1992 Eugene Buccigrossi, Quarterback Russ Jackson Award CIS Community Service 2008 David Hamilton, Quarterback J.P. Metras Trophy CIS Lineman of the Year 1990 Chris Morris, Offensive Tackle Presidents' Trophy CIS Top Defensive Player 1993 Lou Tiro, Linebacker Frank Tindall Trophy CIS Coach of the Year 1974 Ron Murphy Gino Fracas Award CIS Volunteer Assistant Coach 1992 Doug Smith Ted Morris Memorial Trophy MVP in Vanier Cup Game 1965 Gerry Sternberg, Running Back 1993 Glenn McCausland, Receiver/Returner Maury Van Vliet Trophy MVP in Churchill Bowl 1993 Mario Sturino, Quarterback

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Johnny Copp Memorial Trophy "To the Member of the Senior Football Team Adjudged Worthiest" 1933 Johnny Copp 1934 Bobby Coulter 1935 Gus Creco 1936 Al Williams 1937 Cam Gray 1938 Frank Sirdevan 1939 Doug Turner 1940-44 WAR YEARS 1945 Will Henry 1946 Rudy Grass 1947 Bruce Cummings 1948 Tommy Waldon 1949 Fraser Mustard 1950 John Evans 1951 Alec Lawson 1952 Bill Bewley 1953 Bill McFarlane 1954 Steve Oneschuk 1955 Phil Muntz 1956 Gene Chorostecki 1957 John Casey 1958 Curt Russell 1959 Steve Chisholm 1960 Paul Burroughs 1961 Doug Boyd 1962 Ron Near 1963 Ken Davison 1964 Bill Watters 1965 Ranny Parker 1966 Don Rogers, Mike Raham 1967 Mike Wright 1968 Mike Raham 1969 Eric Walter 1970 Glen Markle 1971 Wayne Dunkley 1972 Cor Doret 1973 Cor Doret 1974 Brent Elsey 1975 Libert Castillo 1976 John Vernon 1977 Mike Steele 1978 Chris Kotsopoulos 1979 Joe Hawco 1980 Dan Feraday

1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Dan Feraday Eric Upshaw Trevor Miller Andy Filipiuk Andy McVey Andy McVey Rodney Moors Ted Temertzoglou Lorne King Sandro Iaboni Eugene Buccigrossi Eugene Buccigrossi Lou Tiro Mario Sturino Francis Etienne Barry McCamus Peter Mauro Adrian Bowers Adrian Bowers Gabe Robinson Gabe Robinson Gabe Robinson Ian Watson Derek Wheeler Marc Gaudett Mark Stinson Derek Batchelor David Hamilton Derek Batchelor

James A. Bennett Trophy "To the member of the Senior Football Team who, in the opinion of his Team Mates, exemplifies desire and courage against insurmountable odds" 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992

Paul McMillan John Goodrow Tony D'Agostino Sal Mannella, Mark Magee Mark Magee John Sotirakos John Svab Roger Bernardes Nick Ekonomides Darryl Devonish Derek Barber Murray Sobko

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1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Richard Fischer Mario Sturino Peter Vasilis John Halkidis Dave McLeish John Halkidis Mario Amaral Richard Iantria Mike Bacci Noel Carrabs Gabe Robinson Mike Earp, Derek Wheeler Paolo Artale Derek Wheeler Michael Goncalves Junior Kusi-Achampong Joe Vallentini Abiodun Olusoga Wilkerson DeSouza

Most Inspirational Player “The winner is selected by his teammates—they select the player who most inspires them to a higher level.” 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Dave Blanch Brad Muxlow Brad Muxlow Brian Devonish Mario Sturino Jung Ho Park John Kotopoulos John Kotopoulos Mike Bacci Noel Carrabs Noel Carrabs Gabe Robinson Ian Watson Ben Craig Adam O'Neill Michael Goncalves Mark Stinson Mark Stinson Matt D’Souza

Varsity Blues Record Manual Outstanding Rookie 1995 James Baskin 1996 Bart Harvey 1997 Adrian Dawes 1998 Gabe Robinson 1999 Ian Watson 2000 Bob Vranich 2001 Aaron Merkle 2002 Darryl Wheeler 2003 Ikem Opara 2004 not available 2005 Kenny Holownia 2006 Tyler Daly

2007 2008 2009

Willie Sharpe Zack Hord Paul de Pass

Outstanding Graduate 1995 Mario Sturino 1996 Barry McCamus Tom Hipsz John Halkidis Jung Ho Park 1997 Peter Mauro 1998 Adrian Bowers 1999 James Baskin

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009

Bart Harvey Gabe Robinson Jalal Shah Ryan Duffy Carter Livingstone Bob Vranich Ian Watson not available Adam O'Neill Mike Tutty Mike Tutty Ross Asaro

Football Blues in the U of T Sports Hall of Fame 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2009

Smirle Lawson, Jack Maynard, Sandy Somerville, "Hud" Stewart, John R. Evans, Lester B. Pearson "Biddy" Barr, "Laddie" Cassels, Donald Carrick, Steve Oneschuk, Hec Crighton Casey Baldwin, Mike Eben, Hugh Gall, Warren Stevens Bob Coulter Joseph Breen Johnny Fitzpatrick, Peter Potter Tim Reid, Warren Snyder Walter Bean, Dalt White Donald Bark, "Thrift" Burnside, Dan Feraday Don Fawcett, John Maynard Bill Watters Velyien Henderson, Bob Henry, Fraser Mustard Mel Brock, Ted Toogood Billy Foulds, Jack Sinclair Adam Zimmerman, Cam Gray, Gerry Sternberg Norm Williams, 1965 football team Tom Verth Frank Balkovec, 1909 football team Mark Magee Bob Masterson Chris Morris, Ward Passi, 1958 football team Eugene Buccigrossi, Ronald C. Murphy

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INDUCTEES - LEGENDS TEAM DECADE NAME POS 1890-1900 George Biggs HB Thrift Burnside HB 1909-1910 Casey Baldwin HB Billy Foulds QB Hugh Gall K Smirle Lawson HB 1911-1920 Laddie Cassells HB Jack Maynard HB 1921-1930 Jack Sinclair HB Warren Snyder HB 1931-1940 Bobby Coulter QB Cam Gray HB Gus Greco LINE 1941-1950 Peter Bennett LINE Ian Clark LINE Fred Doty QB John Evans LINE Rudy Grass LINE Fraser Mustard LINE Ted Toogood HB Nick Volpe HB COACHES Biddy Barr Coach Harry Griffith Coach Warren Stevens Coach Bob Masterson Coach

SEASONS 1898-1903 1896-1899 1901-1905 1909-1910 1907- 1910 1909-1910 1913-1914 1910-1913 1926-1933 1920-1926 1932-35 1934-1938 1934-1936 1947-1949 1947-1949 1946 1948-1951 1944-1946 1947-1951 1945 1948 1946-1948 1903-1906 1907-1910 1932-1945 1948-1955

INDUCTEES - MODERN TEAM 1951-1960 Bill Bewley HB John Casey LINE Marshall Hames LINE Baz Mackie LINE Santo Martini LINE Roy McMurtry LINE Steve Oneschuk HB Tim Reid HB Curt Russell LINE Bill Stevenson QB 1961-1970 Jim Bennett DL Cor Doret HB Mike Eben WR Riivo lives DB Jim Kellam OL Paul McKay Punter Ranny Parker LB

1950-1952 1955-1957 1950-1951 1952-1954 1955-1958 1952-1954 1951-1954 1955-1958 1956-1958 1951-1954 1966-1970 1969-1972 1964-1967 1962 1967 1964-1966 & 1969-70 1966-1969 1961- 1966

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DECADE NAME POS 1961-1970 Mike Raham RB Don Rogers OL Alex Squires DL Gerry Sternberg RB Andy Szandtner DB Bryce Taylor QB Ron Wakelin OL Bill Watters LB Mike Wright LB 1971-1980 Mark Bragagnolo RB Jon Dellandrea DL Wayne Dunkley QB Brent Elsey WR Giulio Giordani LB John Martini LB Peter McNabb DB Richard Nakatsu DB Mike Steele OL 1981-1990 Rob Crifo WR Rob Davidson DL Roger Lippert DB Bill Mintsoulis WR Andy McVey RB Ted Temerzeglou DB Dan Feraday QB Mark Magee WR 1991-2000 James Baskin RB Adrian Bowers LB Stu Brindle PK Eugene Buccigrossi QB Francis Etienne WR Tom Hipsz DL Jung Yul Kim OL Lorne King RB Barry McCamus LB Glenn McCausland KR Chris Morris OL John Raposo DL David Scandiffio OL Mario Sturino QB Lou Tiro LB COACHES Dalt White Coach Ron Murphy Coach Bob Laycoe Coach

SEASONS 1965-1968 1962-1967 1966-1970 1962-1965 1962-1966 1962-1966 1964-1967 1961-1964 1966- 1967 1974-1976 1969-1972 1969-1973 1972-1976 1973-1977 1973-1976 1970-1972 1972-1976 1973-1977 1984-1987 1986-1989 1979-1983 1979-1982 1982-1987 1984-1989 1976-1978 & 1980-81 1977-1981 1995-1999 1995-1999 1991-1995 1988-1992 1990-1995 1993-1996 1992-1995 1988-1991 1992-1996 1990-1994 1988-1991 1992-1995 1989-1993 1990-1995 1989-1993 1956-1965 1966-1982 1988-2001

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Varsity Blues Selected in the CFL College Draft OA = overall selection, Rd = round

Name Pos OA Rd 1953 Joe Harris T - 1 Bill Bewley HB - 2 Dunc Ellis T - 2 Hank Tamowski E - 4 Al Haig HB - 5 Gerry Sutherland HB - 7 Bill Burley FB - 10 Harry Hyde G - 10 1954 Bob Dale Back - - Doug Geekie QB - - Murray Hadlow HB - - Bob Leeming HB - - Ollie Mandryk QB - - Don Mattason G - - Bill McFarlane HB - - Roy McMurtry T - - Steve Oneschuk HB - -

Team Ottawa Montreal Hamilton Ottawa Toronto Hamilton Montreal Toronto Toronto Montreal Ottawa Montreal Montreal Montreal Toronto Montreal Hamilton

1955 Draft records not available 1956 John Bodrug G - 1 Phil Muntz FB - 1 Fred Smale E - 1 Bobby Waugh G - 1 Dave Cresswell HB - 2 Earl Ford G - 2 Don Johnston G - 2 Dick Risk E - 2 Jerry Lansky HB - 3 Don Smith E - 3 Harry Wilson QB - 3 Wally Bulchak HB - 4

Winnipeg Calgary Toronto Edmonton Saskatchewan Edmonton B.C. Toronto Montreal Calgary Winnipeg Toronto

1957 Santo Martini T - 1 David McItyre C - 1 Ed Skrzypek QB - 1 Norm Williams HB - 1 Peter Maik HB - 2 Bill McIntyre HB - 2 Alan Watt T - 2 Peter Copeland G - 3

Calgary,fr Sask Edmonton B.C.,fr Cal Calgary,fr Mtl Edmonton,frHm Toronto Saskatchewan Edmonton

Peter Polecrone Walter Schmida Trevor Eyton Al Wong Stewart Winter Curt Russell

C T G HB HB G

- - - - - -

3 3 4 4 5 6

Ottawa Calgary Calgary Edmonton Calgary Calgary

1958 John Casey T - 2 Brian Aston QB - 3 John Chisholm C - 4 Dan Nelson E - 5 George Stulac E - 5 Burt Kellock E - 6 Bill Miller T - - John Tattle HB - -

Toronto Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Toronto Toronto Edmonton Edmonton

1959 Duncan Brodie HB - 1 Tim Reid HB - 1 Lorry Stacey DE - 1 Bob Dann HB - 2 Morgan Dever G - 2 Doug Lougheed E - 2 Brian Aston QB - 3 Bill Hunter G - 3 Nick Sopinka QB - 3

Winnipeg Hamilton,fr BC Toronto Ottawa Winnipeg Toronto Edmonton Montreal Hamilton

1960 Steve Chisholm HB - 1 Doug Jack E - 2 Bruce Jackson T - 2 Walt Sopinka E - 2 Brian Bradstock T - 3 Ken Myers HB - 3 William Bilucon G - 4

Ottawa Ottawa Toronto Montreal Ottawa Toronto Calgary

1961 Paul Burroughs HB - 1 Glenn Harding C - 1 Casey Wood T - 1 Mike Muir E - 2 Milt Jewell G - 3 Weldon Thoburn G - 3 Bob House E - 4 Mike Chykaliuk T - 5 John Evans T - 5 Ev Rush HB - 6

Ottawa Calgary Toronto,fr Ham Toronto Montreal Hamilton Hamilton Toronto Ottawa Montreal

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Calgary Hamilton Montreal Calgary Calgary Ottawa Montreal Toronto Hamilton Hamilton Toronto

1963 Noel Bates Al Brereton Ron Near Casper Pold

B.C. Hamilton Winnipeg Calgary

G HB E G

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2 3 4 7

1964 Mike Hollett E - 1 Bill Watters FB - 1 Bill Jackson E - 2 Jim Fisher T - 3 Ross Dainty E - 4 Harold Hall QB - 7 Andrew GrodzinskiT - 8

Calgary,fr Sask Toronto Hamilton Edmonton Montreal Toronto Toronto

1965 Doug Bucknam E - 1 Arnie Carefoot T - 2 Gerry Sternberg HB - 2 Vick Wozniak QB - 3 Mike Hollett HB - 6

Hamilton,frSa Hamilton Edmonton Hamilton Hamilton

1966 Glen Markle DB - 1 Andy Sazandtner HB - 2 Errki Pukonen FB - 3 Ranny Parker LB - 3 Mike Gray HB - 4 Gordon White HB - 4 Allan Giachino LB - 5 Donald Holmes LB - 8

Ottawa Toronto Saskatchewan Toronto Calgary Hamilton Ottawa,fr BC Ottawa

1967 Laird Elliott C - 1 Jim Kellam T - 1 Wayne Parsons E - 1 Gary Clipperton T - 3

Hamilton,fr Mtl Hamilton Saskatchewan Calgary

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1968 Mike Eben FL - 1 Ron Wakelin G - 1 Larry DeRocher DB - 2 David Gee OL - 2 Mike Raham HB - 2 Ylo Korgemagi T - 4 Riivo Ilves DB - 6

B.C. Ottawa Toronto B.C. Calgary Hamilton Winnipeg

1969 Alex Squires DE - 1 Mike Bukovac LB - 3 Norm Trainor T - 3 Nick Di Giuseppe LB - 4

Saskatchewan Montreal Toronto Toronto

1970 Jim Bennett T 5 1 Peter Raham DB 22 3 Paul McKay DB 23 3

Hamilton B.C. Hamilton

1971 Walter Sehr HB 16 2 John Chapman E 30 4 Jack Buchan E 58 7

Hamilton B.C. Edmonton

1972 Rein Enno C 23 3 Stew MacSween DB 31 4 Doug Ball HB 60 7

Winnipeg Ottawa Toronto

1973 Cor Doret HB 18 2 Wayne Dunkley QB 30 4

B.C.,fr Ham Calgary

1975 Libert Castillo RB 32 4

Hamilton

1976 Steve Andryjowicz RB 15 2 Mark Ackley WR 45 5 Nick Grittani DT 48 6 Mike Sokovnin DT 49 6 Rick Jeysman DB 58 7 Jim Trimm TE 64 8

Edmonton,fr Ott Edmonton Calgary Hamilton Hamilton Toronto

1977 John Martini LB 8 1 Chris Kotsopoulos WR 32 4 Julio Giordani LB 34 4 Mike Steele OG 53 6

Hamilton,fr Sask Montreal Hamilton Saskatchewan

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QB TE DE LB RB

64 8 Calgary 74 9 Toronto 78 9 Edmonton 83 10 Toronto TexempToronto

1978 Angelo Castellan DT 20 3 Hamilton Bill Levine DT 38 5 Hamilton Jim Mossop DB 55 7 Calgary Tim Allan G TexempWinnipeg

1987 Andy McVey FB 14 2 Paul Shorten WR 18 2 David Braithwaite DL 20 3 Rob Raycroft OL 58 7

Calgary B.C.,fr Ham Edmonton,fr Mtl Toronto

1988 Rob Crifo WR 21 3 Steve Watts DB 44 6

Winnipeg Calgary

1989 Rob Davidson DT 45 6

Edmonton

1979 John Goodrow RB 55 7

Toronto

1980 Joe Hawco QB 8 1 David Yarmoluk DE 31 4 Mike Danese LB 48 6 Mike Szemeredy TE 51 6

1991 Steve Roest DL 45 6

Toronto

Montreal Hamilton Winnipeg Ottawa

1992 Lorne King RB 4 1 Chris Morris OL 8 1

B.C.,fr Wpg Edmonton,fr Tor

1981 Maurice Doyle RB 3 1 Eric Boss DT 30 4 Anthony Refossco OT 48 6

Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa

1993 Richard Fischer DE 36 5 Dave Scandiffio OL 48 7

Hamilton Toronto

1982 Neil Evans RB 3 1 Dave Zilli LB 16 2 Sam PapaconstantinouLB 42 5

Calgary Hamilton Winnipeg

1994 Glenn McCausland WR 23 3 Scott Mitchell QB 49 6

Ottawa Winnipeg

1995 John Raposo DE 42 5

Toronto

1983 Bill Mintsoulis WR 24 3 Rick Makos OG 27 3 Mike Brown DB 59 7 Scott Leckie DB 66 8

Calgary Edmonton B.C. Montreal

1996 Tom Hipsz DE 36 4 Jung-Yul Kim OT 44 5

Montreal Calgary

1984 Frank Balkovec LB - 1 Maurice Martin DB - 1 Adam Papadakos TE - 7 David Pearson SB - 5

1998 Eric Shilts WR 35 5

Toronto,fr Sask

B.C.,fr Sask Ottawa Toronto Toronto

2007 Michael Goncalves DL 41 6

Hamilton

1985 Lance Chomyc K/P 46 6 Andy Filipiuk WR 60 7

Ottawa Toronto

1986 Rob Taylor DE/OL 29 Vince Salazar CB 68 8

4 Ottawa,fr Sask Montreal

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Varsity Blues Statistical Records

Records comprise regular season league games only SCORING LEADERS Most total points scored, career 276 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 172 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 166 Bryce Taylor 1962-66 156 Cor Doret 1969-73 156 Lorne King 1989-91 138 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 132 Mark Bragagnolo 1974-76 125 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 124 Bill Mintsoulis 1978-82 120 Mike Raham 1966-68 Most total points scored, season 78 Cor Doret 1973 72 Mark Bragagnolo 1974 72 Stuart Brindle 1993 69 Lance Chomyc 1983 68 Tim Reid 1958 67 Stuart Brindle 1991 63 Dean Dorsey 1981 60 Francis Etienne 1995 59 Stuart Brindle 1995 55 Mark Stinson 2008 Most Touchdowns, career 26 Cor Doret 26 Lorne King 22 Mark Bragagnolo 20 Bill Mintsoulis 20 Mike Raham 19 Francis Etienne 19 Mark Stinson 18 Brent Elsey 18 Andy McVey 17 Trevor Miller 16 James Baskin

1969-73 1989-91 1974-76 1979-82 1966-68 1991-95 2004-08 1972-76 1983-86 1979-83 1995-99

Most Touchdowns, season 13 Cor Doret 1973 12 Mark Bragagnolo 1974 11 Tim Reid 1958 10 Francis Etienne 1995 9 Mark Stinson 2008 9 Gerry Sternberg 1965 9 John Goodrow 1977 9 Lorne King 1990 Six tied with 8

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Most field goals made, career 51 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 31 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 26 George Chilakos 1999-01 25 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 22 Joseph Valtellini 2003-07 22 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 19 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 15 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 13 Paul McKay 1966-69 12 Mike Garcia 1996

Most converts made, career 102 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 71 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 61 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 54 Bryce Taylor 1962-66 51 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 46 Don Thompson 1971,73 33 Bill Stankovic 1968-70 29 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 29 Andrew Lomasney 2008-09 27 Paul McKay 1966-68

Most field goals made, season 15 Lance Chomyc 1983 14 Stewart Brindle 1993 13 Dean Dorsey 1980 13 Stewart Brindle 1991 12 Stewart Brindle 1995 12 Mike Garcia 1996 11 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978 11 Andrew Astrom 1989 10 Andrew Astrom 1990 10 Joseph Valtellini 2006

Most converts made, season 31 Dean Dorsey 1981 29 Don Thompson 1973 25 Mike Sokovnin 1976 25 Stuart Brindle 1991 25 Stuart Brindle 1993 23 Stuart Brindle 1992 22 Don Wright 1974 21 Walt Adams 1958 20 Mike Sokovnin 1975 20 Andrew Astrom 1990 20 Andrew Lomasney 2008

Most field goals attempted, career 81 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 52 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 47 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 38 George Chilakos 1999-02 37 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 35 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 34 Joseph Valtellini 2003-07 30 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 19 Mike Garcia 1996 19 Andrew Lomasney 2008-09 18 Don Wright 1974 Most field goals attempted, season 25 Lance Chomyc 1983 23 Dean Dorsey 1980 20 Stuart Brindle 1993 19 Mike Garcia 1996 18 Don Wright 1974 18 Dean Dorsey 1981 18 Andrew Astrom 1989 18 Stuart Brindle 1991 18 Stuart Brindle 1995

Most converts attempted, career 105 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 80 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 61 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 51 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 50 Don Thompson 1971,73 31 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 29 Andrew Lomasney 2008-09 28 George Chilakos 1999-02 25 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 24 Don Wright 1974 24 Greg Jesperson 1985-86 Most converts attempted, season 32 Don Thompson 1973 31 Dean Dorsey 1981 26 Mike Sokovnin 1976 25 Stuart Brindle 1991 25 Stuart Brindle 1992 25 Stuart Brindle 1993 24 Don Wright 1974 23 Mike Sokovnin 1975 21 Andrew Lomasney 2008

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1983 1959 1967 1989 1984 1952 1969 1980

RUSHING LEADERS Most carries, career 644 James Baskin 441 Lorne King 369 Mark Bragagnolo 296 Marc Gaudett 285 Dave Richer 275 John Goodrow 262 Andy McVey 260 Mike Raham 260 Lilbert Castillo 223 Trevor Miller

1995-99 1988-91 1974-76 2004-06 1990-94 1976-78 1983-86 1966-68 1971-75 1980-83

Most carries, season 172 James Baskin 165 Marc Gaudett 158 Lorne King 139 James Baskin 135 Mark Bragagnolo 134 John Goodrow 134 Lorne King 132 James Baskin 125 James Baskin 120 Mike Raham

1996 2005 1989 1998 1974 1977 1990 1997 1999 1968

Most yards rushing, career 3160 James Baskin 1995-99 2414 Lorne King 1988-91 2281 Mark Bragagnolo 1974-76 1730 Dave Richer 1990-94 1606 Andy McVey 1983-86 1534 Trevor Miller 1980-83 1516 Mike Raham 1966-68 1444 Lilbert Castillo 1971-75 1424 John Goodrow 1976-78 1403 Marc Gaudett 2004-06 Most yards rushing, season 1018 Mark Bragagnolo 1974 822 Marc Gaudett 2005 818 Lorne King 1990

797 792 757 713 712 705 699

Trevor Miller Lorne King Andy McVey Mark Bragagnolo Dave Richer James Baskin Mike Raham

1983 1989 1986 1975 1994 1998 1968

Longest run from scrimmage: 105 yards: Maurice Doyle at McMaster (Sept 8/79) PASSING LEADERS Most yards passing, career 7159 Dan Feraday 1976-78, ‘80-81 5952 Rod Moors 1983-87 5617 David Hamilton 2004-08 5439 Mario Sturino 1990-95 4867 Wayne Dunkley 1969-73 3931 Eugene Buccogrossi 1988-92 3510 John Finlayson 1984-88 3153 Dave Langley 1974-76 2839 Bryce Taylor 1962-66* 2822 Vic Alboini 1966-70 * Includes 373 yards of pre-official statistics from 1962, 1963

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Most passing attempts, season 315 Dan Feraday 1981 278 David Hamilton 2008 257 Rod Moors 1985 257 David Hamilton 2006 255 Mario Sturino 1995 251 Dan Feraday 1980 218 Rod Moors 1986 197 Mark Dienesch 1997 195 Mario Sturino 1993 187 Wayne Dunkley 1971 Most completions, career 501 Dan Feraday 1976-78, ’80-81 429 Rod Moors 1983-87 427 David Hamilton 2004-08 353 Mario Sturino 1990-95 334 Wayne Dunkley 1969-73 260 Eugene Buccigrossi 1988-92 253 John Finlayson 1984-88 236 Noel Carrabs 1997-01 192 Mark Dienesch 1996-99 189 Vic Alboini 1966-70

Most yards passing, season 2656 Dan Feraday 1981 2227 Dan Feraday 1980 2139 David Hamilton 2139 1999 Mario Sturino 1995 1984 Rod Moors 1986 1914 Rod Moors 1985 1825 Mario Sturino 1993 1628 Wayne Dunkley 1971 1586 David Hamilton 2006 1557 Rod Moors 1987

Most completions, season 194 Dan Feraday 164 David Hamilton 141 Rod Moors 141 Mario Sturino 140 Dan Feraday 135 David Hamilton 131 Rod Moors 116 Rod Moors 109 Wayne Dunkley 102 Mario Sturino 95 John Finlayson

Most passing attempts, career 885 Dan Feraday 1976-78, ‘80-81 834 David Hamilton 2004-08 733 Rod Moors 1983-87 653 Mario Sturino 1990-95 615 Wayne Dunkley 1969-73 501 Eugene Buccigrossi 1988-92 446 John Finlayson 1984-88 441 Noel Carrabs 1997-01 433 Bryce Taylor 1962-66

Highest completion percentage, career 58.5 Rod Moors 1983-87 56.6 Dan Feraday 1976-78, ’80-81 56.7 John Finlayson 1984-88 54.3 Wayne Dunkley 1969-73 54.1 Mario Sturino 1990-95 53.5 Noel Carrabs 1997-01 51.9 Eugene Buccigrossi 1988-92 51.2 Dave Langley 1974-76 50.3 Vic Alboini 1966-70

1981 2008 1985 1995 1980 2006 1986 1987 1971 1993 1982

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Highest completion percentage, season 63.7 Rod Moors 1987 61.6 Dan Feraday 1981 60.1 Rod Moors 1986 60.0 John Finlayson 1982 59.1 Al Brenchley 1973 59.0 Noel Carrabs 2001 58.9 David Hamilton 2008 58.6 Wayne Dunkley 1973 58.2 Wayne Dunkley 1971 57.4 Mario Sturino 1994 Most passing TDs, career 50 Dan Feraday 45 Wayne Dunkley 32 Rod Moors 31 Mario Sturino 30 Eugene Buccigrossi 28 Vic Alboini 26 Dave Langley 24 David Hamilton 18 Bryce Taylor

1976-78, ’80-81 1969-73 1983-87 1990-95 1988-92 1966-70 1974-76 2004-08 1962-66

Most receptions, season 57 Mark Magee 50 Francis Etienne 48 Andy Filipiuk 48 Cory Kennedy 45 Drew Meerveld 45 Jason Riff 45 John Mullins 43 Mark Magee 43 John Mullins 43 Rob Crifo

1981 1995 1984 2006 2009 2003 1982 1980 1981 1985

Most yards receiving, career 2385 Mark Magee 1977-81 1968 Rob Crifo 1984-87 1948 Cory Kennedy 2004-08 1939 Bill Mintsoulis 1979-82 1871 Mike Eben 1964-67 1824 Francis Etienne 1992-95 1609 John Champan 1968-71 1588 Mark Ackley 1972-76 1376 Brent Elsey 1972-76 1343 Chris Kotsopolous 1973, 76-78 1215 Andy Filipiuk 1982-86

Most passing TDs, season 21 Dan Feraday 1981 18 Dan Feraday 1980 15 Wayne Dunkley 1973 14 Wayne Dunkley 1971 13 Rod Moors 1987 13 Mario Sturino 1993 12 Eugene Buccigrossi 1992 12 David Hamilton 2008 11 Vic Alboini 1968 11 Dave Langley 1976

Most yards receiving, season 860 Francis Etienne 1995 779 Mark Magee 1981 768 John Champan 1971 761 Mark Magee 1980 709 Rob Crifo 1985 676 Paul Shorten 1986 613 Andy Filipiuk 1984 602 Cory Kennedy 2008 579 Tony Mammoliti 2004 575 John Mullins 1982

RECEIVING LEADERS Most receptions, career 153 Cory Kennedy 2004-08 145 Mark Magee 1977-81 115 Mike Eben 1964-67 106 Andy Filipiuk 1982-86 101 Jason Riff 2001-03 101 Rob Crifo 1984-87 91 Francis Etienne 1992-95 91 Tony Mammoliti 2004-06 90 Bill Mintsoulis 1979-82 90 John Mullins 1981-82 83 Brent Elsey 1972-76

KICKOFF RETURNS Most kickoff returns, career 99 Matt D’Souza 2005-09 63 George Polyzois 2003-04 56 Ian Watson 1999-03 53 Tony Bahsous 2001-05 44 Glenn McCausland 1990-94 39 Francis Etienne 1993-95 38 Jason Riff 1999-03 35 Templar Iga 2001-04 31 Paul Shorten 1986 87, 91 31 Brian Zomer 1988-92

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Most kickoff returns, season 31 Matt D'Souza 2006 27 George Polyzois 2004 25 Matt D’Souza 2007 22 Tony Bahsous 2004 22 George Polyzois 2006 21 Roger Makhlouf 2003 19 Ian Watson 2000 19 Templar Iga 2003 18 Jason Riff 2002 18 Tony Bahsous 2005 Most kickoff return yardage, career 2127 Matt D’Souza 2005-09 1179 Glenn McCausland 1990-94 1112 George Polyzois 2003-06 989 Ian Watson 1999-03 941 Tony Bahsous 2001-05 881 Francis Etienne 1993-95 712 Jason Riff 1999-03 674 Matt Morriss 2008-09 652 Roger Makhlouf 2000-03 640 Paul Shorten 1986-87, 91 592 James Baskin 1995-99 Most kickoff return yardage, season 729 Matt D'Souza 2006 581 Matt D’Souza 2007 555 George Polyzois 2004 419 Glenn McCausland 1992 393 Francis Etienne 1995 362 Steve Howlett 1984 360 Roger Makhlouf 2003 354 Paul Shorten 1991 350 Chris Kotsopoulos 1978 338 Jason Riff 2002 PUNT RETURNS Most punt returns, career 115 Brian Zomer 1988-92 92 Glenn McCausland 1990, 92-94 87 Tony D’Agostino 1977-81 77 Roger Lippert 1981-83 68 Bill Morassutti 1985-86 64 Matt D’Souza 2005-09 62 Ian Watson 1999-03

Varsity Blues Record Manual Most punt returns, season 49 Roger Lippert 1983 43 Francis Etienne 1995 35 Bill Morassutti 1986 35 Eric Shilts 1996 34 Paul Forbes 1975 34 Glenn McCausland 1994 33 Bill Morassutti 1985 32 Tony Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino 1979 32 Eric Shilts 1998 32 Matt D'Souza 2006 Most Punt return yardage, career 1135 Glenn McCausland 1990, 92-94 1033 Brian Zomer 1988-92 882 Roger Lippert 1981-83 781 Bill Morassutti 1985-86 739 Tony Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino 1977-81 635 Ian Watson 1999-03 574 Francis Etienne 1993-95 Most punt return yardage, season 539 Roger Lippert 1983 476 Glenn McCausland 1993 464 Bill Morassutti 1985 392 Paul Forbes 1975 383 Glenn McCausland 1992 348 Trevor Davis 1982 346 Francis Etienne 1995 344 Ian Watson 2001 KICKOFFS Most kickoffs, career 103 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 88 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 70 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 68 Don Thompson 1971,73 66 George Chilakos 1999-02 66 Murray Sobko 1989, 92-93 61 Joseph Valtellini 2003-07 56 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 54 Andrew Lomasney 2008-09 52 Stuart Brindle 1991-95 Most kickoffs, season 39 Don Thompson 39 Dean Dorsey 32 Mike Sokovnin 32 Murray Sobko

1973 1981 1976 1993

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Don Wright 1974 Mike Sokovnin 1975 Murray Sobko 1992 Andrew Lomasney 2008

Most kickoff yardage, career 5043 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 4391 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 3510 Don Thompson 1971,73 3334 Joseph Valtellini 2003-07 3248 Dean Dorsey 1979-81 3038 Murray Sobko 1989, 92-93 2821 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 2807 George Chilakos 1999-02 2592 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 2251 Andrew Lomasney 2008-09 2190 Bill Stankovic 1969-70 Most kickoff yardage, season 2007 Don Thompson 1973 1686 Dean Dorsey 1981 1604 Mike Sokovnin 1975 1503 Don Thompson 1971 1487 Murray Sobko 1993 1443 Don Wright 1974 1436 Mike Sokovnin 1976 1420 Murray Sobko 1992 1350 Lance Chomyc 1983 1330 Andrew Astrom 1990 Highest kickoff average, career (minimum 30 kickoffs) 51.6 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 51.6 Don Thompson 1971,73 50.4 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978-82 49.9 Andrew Astrom 1987-90 49.0 Mike Sokovnin 1972-77 47.0 Joseph Valtellini 2003-06 46.9 Joe Ramani 1998-99 46.7 Murray Sobko 1989, 92-93 46.6 Bill Stankovic 1969-70 46.4 Dean Dorsey 1979-91 Highest kickoff average, season (minimum 15 kickoffs) 53.8 Andrew Astrom 1988 52.9 Mike Sokovnin 1977 51.9 Lance Chomyc 1983 51.7 Don Thompson 1971

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1975 1973 Sam Papaconstantinou 1978 Joseph Valtellini 2006 Stuart Brindle 1994 Andrew Astrom 1990

PUNTING Most punts, career 223 Richard Iantria 184 Paul McKay 166 George Chilakos 165 Mark Stinson 161 Ryan Koolen 150 Ted Temertzoglou 139 Andrew Astrom 136 Joseph Valtellini 126 Lou Tiro 117 Paul McMillan

1995-99 1966-69 1999-02 2004-08 1994-98 1985-88 1987, 89-90 2003-07 1991-93 1974-77

Most punts, season 87 Richard Iantria 81 George Chilakos 78 Richard Iantria 75 Joseph Valtellini 73 Ryan Koolen 70 Paul McKay 67 Willie Sharpe 66 Mark Stinson 65 Mark Stinson

1999 2002 1996 2006 1998 1969 2009 2008 2007

Most punting yardage, career 7474 Richard Iantria 1995-99 6823 Paul McKay 1966-69 6083 George Chilakos 1999-02 5331 Mark Stinson 2004-08 5310 Ryan Koolen 1994-98 5192 Andrew Astrom 1987, 89-90 4984 Ted Temertzoglou 1985-88 4713 Joseph Valtellini 2003-07 4483 Lou Tiro 1991-93 4104 Bill Mintsoulis 1979-80, 82 4103 Paul McMillan 1974-77 Most yards punting, season 3142 George Chilakos 2002 2856 Richard Iantria 1999 2583 Joseph Valtellini 2006

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Paul McKay Ryan Koolen Richard Iantria Mark Stinson Andrew Astrom Richard Iantria Willie Sharpe Ted Temertzoglou Mark Stinson

1969 1998 1996 2008 1989 1995 2009 1988 2007

Highest punting average, career (minimum 80 punts) 40.3 Lance Chomyc 1983-84 37.4 Andrew Astrom 1987, 89-90 37.1 Paul McKay 1966-69 36.6 George Chilakos 1999-02 35.7 Bill Mintsoulis 1979-80, 82 35.6 Lou Tiro 1991-93 35.4 Don Thompson 1971, 73 35.1 Paul McMillan 1974-77 34.9 Joseph Valtellini 2005-07 33.5 Richard Iantria 1995-99 Highest punting average, season (minimum 20 punts) 42.3 Lance Chomyc 1983 39.3 Dean Dorsey 1981 38.8 George Chilakos 2002 38.4 Paul McKay 1967 38.3 Lance Chomyc 1984 38.2 Jim Mossop 1976 38.2 Bill Mintsoulis 1979 38.1 Don Thompson 1971 38.0 Paul McKay 1968 37.5 George Chilakos 2001 Longest punt 84 George Chilakos (Oct 4/02) DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Most interceptions returned, career 17 Peter McNabb 1970-72 11 Eugene Nakatsu 1977-80 9 Roger Lippert 1980-83 9 Dave Blanch 1987-91 9 Cameron Lee 1994-98 8 Ian Kirkpatrick 1965-66, 68 8 Rick Jesperson 1973-76

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Most interceptions returned, season 8 Peter McNabb 1970 6 Peter McNabb 1972 6 Ted Temertzoglou 1988 6 Sean Spence 1999 5 Jim Spryoloulos 1990 5 Andrew Lang 1993 4 (15 tied) Most interception return yardage, career 232 Peter McNabb 1970-72 132 Ian Kirkpatrick 1965-66, 68 127 Cameron Lee 1994-98 125 Eugene Nakatsu 1977-80 101 Roger Lippert 1980-83 99 Kamal Shah 2000-01 94 Ted Temertzoglou 1984-88 TEAM RECORDS Offence Highest net offence, season 3394 1981 3323 1974 3206 1980 3198 2008 2940 1975 2895 1973 2885 1995 2884 1993 2781 1976 2691 1992 Passing Most passing attempts, season 328 1981 299 2008 297 2009 295 2006 268 1980 267 2007 260 1985 257 1995 253 2004 250 2005 227 (3 tied)

Most pass completions, season 200 1981 172 2008 151 1980 142 1985 142 1995 140 2009 135 1986 135 2006 121 1971 119 1984 116 1994 114 1982 Most yards passing, season 2776 1981 2376 1980 2201 2008 2043 1986 2042 1995 1910 1985 1869 2006 1839 1993 1797 2009 1770 1971 Highest passing completions percentage, season 61.0 1981 59.5 1986 59.4 1982 58.3 1973 57.5 2008 56.3 1980 55.3 1995 55.1 2001 55.0 1978 54.6 1985 54.5 (2 Tied) Most touchdowns passing, season 22 1981 20 1973 18 1980 16 1971 13 2008 13 1992 13 1993 12 1969 12 1987 11 (4 Tied)

Varsity Blues Record Manual Most interceptions thrown, season 25 2003 17 2004 15 1972 14 1971 14 2005 14 2007 13 1979 13 1980 13 1984 13 1986 13 1988

Kickoffs Most kickoffs, season 41 1981 39 1973 38 1976 37 1985 36 1971 35 1982 34 1974 34 1992 33 1993 32 1991

Most Kickoff return yardage, season 1185 2004 1132 2006 981 2003 890 2005 790 2002 774 1999 771 2007 739 2001 710 2009 669 1995 668 2008

Rushing Most carries, season 338 1999 322 1974 315 1976 304 1975 288 1973 259 1970 257 1998 251 1977 251 1989 245 1996

Most kickoff yards, season 1798 1981 1787 1971 1737 1982 1673 1976 1657 1985 1604 1975 1588 1974 1578 1992 1499 1993 1494 1980

Punting Most punts, season 91 1999 91 2001 89 2002 86 2000 83 2007 80 2003 80 2005 78 1996 76 2004 76 2006

Most yards rushing, season 1912 1974 1640 1975 1567 1999 1556 1976 1553 1991 1389 1990 1387 1992 1322 1973 1214 1983 1213 1998 Most rushing touchdowns, season 17 1974 15 1976 14 1966 14 1982 13 1979 12 1977 12 1992 11 1970 11 1973 11 1983 11 1990

Longest average kickoff, season 53.8 1988 51.9 1983 51.7 1975 51.5 1973 51.1 1978 50.5 2006 50.1 1994 49.6 1971 49.6 1982 49.3 1990 Kickoff Returns Most kickoff returns, season 70 2004 62 2006 61 2003 59 2005 51 2002 49 2001 47 1999 44 2000 41 2007 41 2008 41 2009

Most yards punting, season 3398 2002 3014 2001 3012 1999 2673 2007 2617 2006 2555 1969 2549 2000 2485 2005 2483 1979 2450 1996 Longest average punt, season 42.3 1983 39.3 1981 38.4 1971 38.3 1984 38.2 2002 37.4 1989 37.0 1990 36.7 1995 36.5 1969 36.5 1976 36.1 1977

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164 162

1992 1981

Penalties Most penalties, season 101 2007 95 2006 90 2005 88 2009 86 1982 84 1994 77 2008 77 1988 73 2000 71 1987 71 2003 69 1980 Most yards penalised, season 1035 2007 866 1982 804 2008 801 2009 753 1981 749 1980 742 2006 725 1994 714 1995 713 2005 First Downs Most first downs, season 190 2008 183 1973 180 1981 166 1980 163 1971 163 1974 159 1995 157 2006 156 2005 154 1985 Most first downs rushing, season 89 1974 87 1976 84 1975 84 1999 82 1973 78 1990 75 1992

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1977 1991 2005

Most first downs passing, season 131 1981 114 1980 93 2008 92 1985 90 1995 89 1986 87 2009 84 1973 83 2006 82 1971 Most first downs by penalty, season 28 2006 26 1971 23 2008 22 2007 21 2009 18 1980 18 1981 17 (4 tied) Fumbles Most fumbles, season 25 1969 24 2007 23 1970 21 1965 21 1973 20 1987 20 2006 19 1984 18 1995 17 1971 17 1985 Most fumbles lost, season 17 1969 17 2007 15 1973 14 1965 14 1984 13 1995 12 1982 12 1987 12 1998 12 2006

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Vanier Cup I - 20 November 1965 Varsity Blues 14, Alberta Golden Bears 7 Varsity Stadium, Toronto

In 1965, the Canadian Save the Children Fund inaugurated the Vanier Cup as an invitational post-season bowl game. As the 1965 Yates Cup champions the Blues were invited to play against the Western Conference champion Alberta Golden Bears. Game day arrived, and there was a steady downpour in near-freezing temperature, not the most conducive conditions to entice a crowd. Passing was virtually a write-off in such conditions, both teams having to rely heavily on the running game. Toronto scored a rouge 12:50 into the game on a missed 32-yard field goal, breaking the initial deadlock. Alberta's first points came 3:55 into the second quarter with the defence intercepting Taylor's pass, and running it 58 yards for the touchdown. The Blues blocked the convert, but Alberta made the score 7-1 with a single on and 18-yard missed field goal at 10:11 in the same quarter. Much of the third quarter entailed both teams punting back and forth, with little being accomplished. On the final play of the quarter, Taylor pulled off what is still one of the strangest successful plays in Vanier history. He handed off to Gerry Sternberg, who gave the ball to Jim Ware, who in turn lateraled back to Taylor. While the whole of the Golden Bears defence scurried in bewilderment, Taylor fired a 23-yard strike to Mike Eben, alone in the end zone. The convert gave Varsity an 8-7 lead, which Taylor increased to 14-7 on a 7-yard run on the final play of the game, clinching the first Vanier Cup title for the Varsity Blues. Sternberg was given the Teddy Morris Memorial Trophy as outstanding player of the game, rushing for 85 yards. In a ceremony in the spring of 1966, Governor General Georges Vanier presented the trophy bearing his name to the Blues at the annual Athletic Banquet, putting the final glory on one of the finest Varsity Blues football teams. The entire 1965 football team was later inducted into the U of T Sports Hall of Fame in 2002. SCORING Losses 0 12 Net Yards 264 223 1 2 3 4 FINAL Pass att.-comp-TD-int. 14-4-1-2 12-5-0-2 Alberta 0 7 0 0 7 Ret yards (P-K) 47-32 31-46 Toronto 1 0 7 6 14 Interceptions-yards 2-19 2-74 Fumbles-Lost 7-5 6-3 First Quarter Punts-Avg. 9-34.6 8-28.5 12:50 TOR ROUGE—Raham 32 MFG Penalties-Yards 3-35 4-25 Second Quarter 3:55 ALB TD—Bradley 58 INT return (Hale kick) Rushing (rushes-yards) blocked) Toronto: Sternberg 16-85, Pukonen 14-69, Taylor 6-40, Di10:11 ALB ROUGE—Hale 18 MFG Guseppe 4-5 Third Quarter Alberta: Hale 12-60 1TD, Mathers 5-56, Algater 11-45, Strifler 15:00 TOR TD—Eben 23 pass from Taylor (Taylor kick) 12-35, Violini 3-11 Fourth Quarter Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) 15:00 TOR TD—Taylor 7 run (no convert) Toronto: Taylor 14-4-65-1-2 Attendance: 3,488 STATISTICS First Downs First Downs (R-Pa-Pen) Rushing Passing

Toronto 14 9-4-1 199 65

Alberta 12 10-1-1 207 28

Alberta: Algater 11-4-26-0-2, Schneider 1-1-2-0-0 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Eben 2-34 1TD, Ware 4-5, Sternberg 1-14 Alberta: Semotiuk 2-27, Strifler 2-3, Mathers 1-(-2) Int. Returns (int-yards) Toronto: Ilves 1-14, Whyte 1-5 Alberta: Bradley 1-58 1TD, Egbert 1-16

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Varsity Blues Record Manual Vanier Cup X 22 November 1974 Western Mustangs 19, Varsity Blues 15 CNE Stadium, Toronto Western's Jay Parry raced for 47 yards after grabbing Bill Robinson’s pass to lead the Mustangs to a 19-15 win over the Toronto Varsity Blues. The Blues had dominated the game in most statistical categories, except the score, with 229 yards in offense versus Western's 178. The game attracted a Vanier Cup record 24,777 spectators (at the time) and featured numerous turnovers by both teams. SCORING Western Toronto

STATISTICS 1 1 9

First Quarter 10:41 TOR 11:15 TOR 14:25 UWO Second Quarter 11:09 UWO 14:59 UWO Third Quarter 2:32 UWO 7:29 UWO 12:43 UWO Fourth Quarter 11:39 TOR

2 9 0

3 9 0

4 0 6

FINAL 19 15

SAFETY—Team TD—Hedges run (Sokovnin kick) ROUGE—Craig SAFETY—Team TD—Bryans (Skopelianos kick) ROUGE—Skopelianos TD—Parry pass from Robinson (Skopelianos kick) ROUGE—Skopelianos TD—Ince pass from Langley (conv. failed)

Attendance: 24,777

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First Downs First Downs (R-Pa-Pen) Rushing Passing Losses Net Yards Pass att.-comp-TD-int. Ret yards (P-K) Interceptions-yards Fumbles-Lost Punts-Avg. Penalties-Yards

Toronto 9 4-3-2 129 147 40 236 14-6-1-1 49-62 1-21 4-4 11-29.6 5-40

Western 10 4-5-1 87 127 36 178 25-11-1-1 82-66 1-5 4-1 11-30.1 7-85

Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Bragagnolo 17-55, Castillo 8-25, Langley 4-21, Hedges 5-14 1TD, Elsey 3-14 Western: Parks 11-36, Scarborough 7-25, Rozalowsky 4-17, Heartwell 2-8, Robinson 2-1 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Langley 11-6-147-1-0, Brenchley 2-0-0-0-0, Sokovnin 1-0-0-0-1 Western: Robinson 25-11-127-1-1 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Ince 2-107, Elsey 2-39, Bragagnolo 1-1, Andryjowicz 1-(-7) Western: Labett 4-48, Parry 1-47 1TD, Rush 2-16, Rozalowsky 1-7, Scarborough 1-0 Int. Returns (int-yards) Toronto: Ball 1-21 Western: Jewell 1-5

Varsity Blues Record Manual Vanier Cup XXIX 20 November 1993 Varsity Blues 37, Calgary Dinosaurs 34 SkyDome, Toronto The Varsity Blues captured the 29th Vanier Cup championship in a game to be remembered. Diminutive Glenn McCausland scored on an 81-yard punt return, a Vanier Cup record, to pace Toronto to an exciting 37-34 victory over the Calgary Dinosaurs. Calgary kicker Bruce Parsons could have sent the game into overtime with 10 seconds remaining, but his 22-yard field goal attempt was blocked by the Blues' John Raposo. The Blues took a 23-7 lead in the third quarter, but Calgary rallied to make it 23-21. It was then that McCausland, who was named the game's Most Valuable Player, took matters into his own hands. The five-foot-six, 165-pound star made a scintillating punt return 28 seconds into the fourth frame for a touchdown. Toronto linebacker Barry McCamus then put the Blues ahead 37-21 at 3:29 when he scored on a 22-yard interception return. Calgary again rallied, thanks to Chris Lewis' one-yard touchdown run at 7:30 and John Kalin's 13-yard scoring strike to James Buchanan at 12:09. These scores cut Toronto's lead to 37-34. Calgary got the ball at its 45-yard line with less than a minute remaining after a surprising third-down Toronto gamble failed. Kalin guided Calgary to the Toronto 15 prior to Raposo's block. The win was Toronto’s first Vanier Cup title since 1965. SCORING Calgary Toronto

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2 0 10

3 14 7

4 13 14

FINAL 34 37

First Quarter 5:48 CAL TD—Blair 18 pass from Kalin (Parsons kick) 8:31 TOR FG—Brindle 23 13:31 TOR FG—Brindle 23 Second Quarter 1:04 TOR TD—Richer 56 run (Brindle kick) 14:56 TOR FG—Brindle 38 Third Quarter 4:08 TOR TD—Richer 1 run (Brindle kick) 8:43 CAL TD—Freiter 17 pass from Assen (Parsons kick) 11:09 CAL TD—Lewis 20 run (Parsons kick) Fourth Quarter 0:28 TOR TD—McCausland 81 punt return (Brindle kick) 3:29 TOR TD—McCamus 22 INT return (Brindle kick) 7:30 CAL TD—Lewis 1 run (Parsons kick) 12:09 CAL TD—Buchanan 13 pass from Kalin (Parsons kick failed) Attendance: 20,211

STATISTICS First Downs First Downs (R-Pa-Pen) Rushing Passing Losses Net Yards Pass att.-comp-TD-int. Ret yards (P-K) Interceptions-yards Fumbles-Lost Punts-Avg. Penalties-Yards

Toronto 17 14-3-0 274 112 18 368 18-6-0-2 126-99 3-50 2-2 6-39.2 7-57

Calgary 27 10-16-1 111 266 11 365 40-20-3-3 57-118 2-8 1-1 7-32.4 6-50

Rushing (rushes-yards) Toronto: Richer 19-153 2TD Muxlow 6-54, McCausland 2-35, Sturino 4-32 Calgary: Lewis 15-57 2TD, Kalin 9-44, Evans 3-10 Passing (att-comp-yds-td-int) Toronto: Sturino 18-6-112-0-2 Calgary: Kalin 28-14-190-2-1, Assen 12-6-76-1-2 Receiving (rec-yards) Toronto: Etienne 2-64, Nardi 1-28, McCausland 3-20 Calgary: Freiter 9-107 1TD, Blair 5-72 1TD, Buchanan 5-68 1TD, Klein 1-19 Int. Returns (int-yards) Toronto: Barnett 1-28, McCamus 1-22, Lang 1-0 Calgary: Schrauth 2-8

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Varsity Blues Record Manual Varsity Blues All-Time Football Results, 1877 to date Note: From 1877 through 1882, games were decided by a majority of goals (i.e. field goals and converts), tries (i.e. touchdowns) only being counted either if no goals were scored, or if the number of goals scored was equal.

1877 N4 (0-1-0)

Upper Canada

1878 N13 N16 N19 (2-0-1)

Trinity Toronto FC Trinity

tie 2g-1t 2g,2t-0

1879 O23 O25 O27 N1 (2-1-1)

Upper Canada Guelph OAC Trinity Michigan

2t-1g,1t 1g, 5t-0 1g, 5t-0 0-0

1880 O29 N1 N4 N6 N17 (4-1-0)

Upper Canada Upper Canada Hamilton Tigers Michigan Trinity

2g,1t-0 1g,2t-1t 2t-0 0-1g,2t 1g,6t-0

1881 O6 O22 N9 (1-2-0)

Upper Canada McGill Hamilton Tigers

3t-0 0-2t 2t-1g

1882 O7 O13 O16 O19 O27 N3 N4 N9 N11 (7-2-0)

Toronto FC Toronto FC Upper Canada Toronto Victorias Trinity Trinity College Sch. McGill Guelph OAC Toronto Victorias

2t-1g 2t-0 1g-0 2g,1t-0 1g,2t-0 3g,4t-0 0-1g,1t 2g,4t-0 3g, 2t-1t

1883 O12 O16 O18 O27 N3 N6 N22

St George Club Upper Canada Trinity (ORFU) Toronto FC (ORFU) McGill UCC Guelph OAC

1t-2t

16-0 2-2 26-3 1-23 16-9 2-9 77-0

(ORFU: 1-1-0) (4-2-1) 1884 O8 Toronto FC O10 Upper Canada O18 Toronto FC (ORFU) O29 Upper Canada N1 Guelph OAC N5 Trinity (draw) N8 McGill N15 Guelph OAC N19 Trinity (draw) (ORFU: 0-1-0) (4-3-2)

4-0 7-1 0-24 0-4 19-0 2-1 0-23 8-0 0-1

1885 O14 Upper Canada (draw) 0-2 O16 Guelph OAC (ORFU) 67-0 O23 Trinity (ORFU) 21-0 O28 Upper Canada 19-0 O31 Ottawa College (ORFU) 2-19 N7 McGill 17-1 N21 Toronto FC 33-1 (ORFU: 2-1-0) (5-1-1) 1886 O9 Upper Canada 52-0 O16 Guelph OAC (ORFU) 55-1 O20 Trinity 66-0 O22 Upper Canada (ORFU) 38-0 O30 Ottawa College (ORFU) 2-2 N4 Ottawa College (ORFU) 1-12 N13 McGill (draw) 1-4 N20 Toronto FC 14-5 (ORFU: 2-1-1) (5-1-2) 1887 O12 Upper Canada (ORFU) O15 Queen's (ORFU) O18 Upper Canada O22 Ottawa College (ORFU) N1 Trinity N5 McGill N12 Toronto FC (ORFU: 2-1-0) (6-1-0) 1888 O17 O25 O27

Upper Canada Toronto FC McGill

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52-0 10-8 57-9 0-9 28-0 27-7 11-5

25-0 1-4 2-2

N1 N10 N13 (4-1-1) 1889 ___ O19 O26 O30 N2 N14 N23 (7-0-0)

Upper Canada Toronto FC Trinity

32-0 3-0 10-0

Upper Canada Royal Military College Hamilton Upper Canada McGill Trinity Toronto FC

57-0 36-5 14-4 26-0 13-6 27-5 12-4

1890 O18 Toronto FC O21 Upper Canada O25 Queen's (ORFU) N13 Trinity (ORFU: 0-1-0) (2-2-0)

6-16 32-9 5-29 16-13

1891 O5 Upper Canada 36-0 O8 Osgoode Hall 6-10 O15 Trinity (ORFU) 18-1 O24 Trinity (ORFU) 20-9 O31 Queen's (ORFU) 25-17 N6 Osgoode Hall (ORFU) 10-10 N9 Osgoode Hall (ORFU) 2-18 N14 McGill 7-13 (ORFU: 3-1-1) (4-3-1) 1892 O8 Toronto FC (ORFU) O15 Toronto FC (ORFU) N10 McGill N17 Trinity (ORFU: 0-2-0) (1-2-1)

8-19 5-12 9-9 13-6

1893 O19 Osgoode Hall O21 Queen's (ORFU) O28 Queen's (ORFU) N8 Trinity (ORFU: 1-1-0) (3-1-0)

50-0 7-27 16-6 22-5

1894

Varsity Blues Record Manual S29 Hamilton 8-11 O6 Osgoode Hall (ORFU) 8-29 O13 Osgoode Hall (ORFU) 19-4 N1 Trinity 48-10 N3 Toronto FC 34-10 N11 McGill 24-6 (ORFU: 1-1-0) (4-2-0) 1895 O19 Hamilton Tigers (ORFU) 16-12 O26 Hamilton Tigers (ORFU) 14-15 N2 Queen's (ORFU) 19-2 N9 Queen's (ORFU) 7-12 N21 Montreal (DC) 20-5 (Dominion Champions) (ORFU: 2-2-0 CH) (3-2-0) 1896 O3 Hamilton Tigers O7 Toronto AC O10 Lornes FC O17 Ottawa FC O24 Queen's (ORFU) O31 Queen's (ORFU) N7 Toronto AC (ORFU) N14 Toronto AC (ORFU) N21 Ottawa College (DC) (ORFU: 4-0-0 CH) (8-1-0)

8-4 12-2 26-6 32-14 18-16 13-1 43-6 18-16 8-12

1897 O2 McGill O6 Osgoode Hall O9 Lornes FC (ORFU) O16 Lornes FC (ORFU) O20 Hamilton O30 Queen's (ORFU: 0-1-1) (1-4-1)

2-5 5-1 11-23 7-7 6-8 5-10

1898 O1 Hamilton FC (ex) O4 Osgoode Hall (ex) O6 Argonauts (ex) O15 McGill O22 Queen's N5 McGill N12 Queen's N19 Ottawa City (PO) (Lg: 3-1-0 CH) (6-2-0)

12-1 4-0 4-1 11-5 16-6 18-3 4-5 3-7

1899 O7 O21 O28 N6 N11 N18

McGill Argonauts (ex) Queen's Irish (Rugby) (ex) McGill Queen's

33-6 0-9 10-0 6-12 11-5 2-8

(Lg: 3-1-0 CH) (3-3-0) 1900 O13 McGill O20 Argonauts (ex) O27 Queen's N10 Queen's N17 McGill (Lg: 1-2-1) (2-2-1)

4-13 11-4 11-11 3-15 7-4

O18 Queen's O27 Ottawa N3 Ottawa N10 McGill N17 Queen's N24 McGill N31 Argonauts (ex) (Lg: 3-3-0) (3-4-0)

1901 O12 McGill O19 Argonauts (ex) O26 Queen's N2 Queen's N9 McGill N28 Argonauts (ex) (Lg: 4-0-0 CH) (4-2-0)

14-5 12-18 23-8 15-11 12-0 1-5

1907 O12 McGill O19 Ottawa O26 McGill N2 Ottawa N9 Queen's N16 Queen's (Lg: 3-3-0) (3-3-0)

10-7 8-13 19-16 10-13 20-5 3-4

1902 O11 McGill O25 McGill N1 Queen's N8 Queen's N15 Argonauts (ex) N22 Argonauts (ex) (Lg: 2-2-0) (4-2-0)

11-10 0-16 0-5 12-1 22-8 30-5

32-0 3-18 30-18 14-9 14-1 20-8 12-0 17-21

1903 O17 McGill O24 Argonauts (ex) O31 Queen's N7 Queen's N14 Hamilton Tigers (ex) N21 McGill (Lg: 3-0-1 CH) (5-0-1)

1908 O10 McGill O17 Queen's O24 Ottawa O31 Ottawa N7 McGill N14 Queen's N21 Queen's (YC) N28 Hamilton Tigers DC (Lg: 5-1-0 CH) (6-2-0)

7-3 13-1 19-7 7-7 29-5 17-4

1904 O8 McGill O22 Peterborough (ex) O29 Queen's N5 McGill N12 Queen's (Lg: 0-4-0) (1-4-0)

8-9 14-6 10-21 5-18 3-31

1905 O14 Queen's O21 McGill O28 Queen's N4 McGill N11 Ottawa N18 Ottawa N25 Ottawa City (DC) (Dominion Champions) (Lg: 6-0-0 CH) (7-0-0) 1906

19-5 15-14 20-6 8-2 19-5 21-11 11-9

1909 O9 Queen's O16 McGill O23 Ottawa O30 Ottawa N6 Queen's N13 McGill N27 Ottawa City (PO) D4 Parkdale (GC) (Grey Cup Champions) (Lg: 5-1-0 CH) (7-1-0)

12-0 27-0 4-5 6-2 9-11 16-18 8-9

7-1 18-1 63-2 46-4 21-9 9-11 31-7 26-6

1910 O8 McGill 10-9 O15 Ottawa 36-1 O22 McGill 8-1 O29 Ottawa 26-5 N5 Queen's 25-9 N12 Queen's 9-4 N19 Toronto AAC (PO) 22-3 N26 Hamilton Tigers (GC) 16-7 (Grey Cup Champions) (Lg: 6-0-0 CH) (8-0-0)

1911

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Varsity Blues Record Manual S30 Old Boys (ex) O7 Queen's O14 McGill O21 Ottawa O28 McGill N4 Queen's N11 Ottawa N25 Argonauts (GC) (Grey Cup Champions) (Lg: 5-1-0 CH) (6-2-0) 1912 S28 Old Boys (ex) O5 McGill O12 Ottawa O19 McGill O26 Queen's O28 Carlisle Indians (ex) [N2 Ottawa N2 RMC (ex) N9 Queen's N16 McGill (YC) N23 Argonauts (ex) (Lg: 4-2-0) (5-6-0) 1913 O4 Old Boys (ex) O11 RMC O18 McGill O25 Queen's N1 RMC N8 Queen's N15 McGill (Lg: 3-3-0 CH) (4-3-0)

6-11 18-6 18-10 8-10 26-22 23-4 29-13 14-7

29-30 26-13 30-11 7-28 17-11 1-49 default W]

35-21 9-3 3-14 16-22

52-16 14-15 5-21 18-3 35-16 29-9 14-22

1914 O3 Old Boys (ex) 22-20 O10 McGill 1-25 O17 Queen's 21-14 O24 Toronto R&AA (ex) 14-12 O31 Queen's 25-17 N7 McGill 12-7 N14 Hamilton Rowing (ex) 19-13 N21 McGill (YC) 17-13 D5 Argonauts (GC) 2-10 (Lg: 3-1-0 CH) (7-2-0) 1915-1918 no teams--war years 1919 O4 O11 O18 O25 N1

Old Boys (ex) Queen's Toronto R&AA (ex) Queen's McGill

5-8 41-3 7-9 30-2 3-16

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N15 McGill (Lg: 2-2-0) (2-4-0) 1920 O9 Old Boys (ex) O16 Queen's O18 Hamilton (ex) O23 McGill N6 McGill N13 Queen's N20 McGill (YC) D4 Argonauts (GC) (Grey Cup Champions) (Lg: 3-1-0 CH) (7-1-0)

1-21

14-6 17-6 25-7 13-7 3-7 34-1 14-6 16-3

1921 O1 Old Boys (ex) O8 Queen's O15 McGill O29 McGill N5 Queen's N7 Hamilton (ex) N19 Argonauts (PO) (Lg: 2-1-1 CH) (3-3-1)

23-11 5-9 4-4 16-2 13-12 3-4 12-20

1922 S30 Old Boys (ex) O7 McGill O21 McGill O28 Queen's N11 Queen's N18 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 3-1-0) (4-2-0)

O31 Queen's N7 McGill N14 McGill (Lg: 1-3-0) (2-3-0)

0-17 9-3 10-11

1926 S25 Camp Borden (ex) 20-11 O2 Argonauts (ex) 13-14 O9 McGill 3-7 O16 Queen's 11-5 O30 McGill 11-5 N8 Ottawa Senators (ex) 12-10 N13 Queen's 1-3 N20 McGill (PO) 12-2 N27 Queen's (YC) 8-0 D4 Ottawa Senators (GC) 7-10 (Lg: 2-2-0 CH) (6-4-0) 1927 O1 RMC (ex) O8 McGill O22 Queen's O29 Queen's N5 McGill (Lg: 1-3-0) (2-3-0)

37-1 6-12 0-3 6-12 8-1

4-2 20-2 51-5 13-15 24-1 6-12

1928 S29 Argonauts (ex) O6 Queen's O13 McGill O27 Queen's N10 McGill (Lg: 1-3-0) (1-4-0)

3-12 10-7 7-16 4-16 7-13

1923 O6 Old Boys (ex) 15-13 O13 McGill 22-9 O20 Queen's 3-9 O27 Hamilton Rowing (ex) 21-5 N3 Queen's 5-18 N10 McGill 8-16 (Lg: 1-3-0) (3-3-0)

1929 S28 Argonauts (ex) O5 Western O12 Queen's O19 McGill O26 Western N2 McGill N9 Queen's N16 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 5-1-0) (6-2-0)

10-9 27-3 4-11 15-1 6-2 13-0 7-6 5-15

1930 O4 Argonauts (ex) O11 McGill O18 Western O25 Queen's N1 McGill N8 Queen's N15 Western (Lg: 3-2-1) (4-2-1)

9-1 11-1 3-2 6-1 7-7 5-12 2-9

1924 O4 Old Boys (ex) O11 McGill O18 Queen's O25 Ottawa FBC (ex) N8 Queen's N15 McGill N27 Detroit U (ex) (Lg: 1-3-0) (3-4-0) 1925 O3 O10

Old Boys (ex) Queen's

18-1 13-0 2-8 11-8 13-14 8-13 18-30

3-1 5-8

1931

Varsity Blues Record Manual S26 Balmy Beach (ex) O3 Kitchener FC (ex) O10 Queen's O17 McGill O24 Western O31 Western N7 McGill N14 Queen's (Lg: 1-5-0) (2-6-0)

8-15 19-1 2-3 6-8 4-6 2-10 3-8 17-0

1932 S24 St. Michael's (ex) 12-3 O1 Argonauts (ex) 7-9 O8 Queen's 24-8 O15 McGill 15-6 O22 Western 7-6 O29 Western 8-22 N5 McGill 8-4 N12 Queen's 21-2 N26 Hamilton Tigers (PO) 3-9 (Lg: 5-1-0 CH) (6-3-0) 1933 S23 Balmy Beach (ex) S30 Argonauts (ex) O7 McGill O14 Western O21 Queen's O28 Queen's N4 Western N11 McGill N18 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 4-2-0 CH) (6-3-0)

11-5 1-25 8-0 21-2 2-8 6-14 22-14 7-4 10-3

1934 S22 St. Michael's (ex) 5-11 S29 Balmy Beach (ex) 12-0 O6 McGill 10-4 O8 Alumni (Copp game) (ex) 5-1 O13 Western 34-1 O20 Queen's 3-4 O27 Queen's 7-6 N3 Western 22-6 N10 McGill 4-3 N17 Queen's (YC) 7-8 (Lg: 5-1-0) (7-3-0) 1935 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16

Balmy Beach (ex) Western Queen's McGill McGill Queen's Western Queen's (YC)

11-1 21-1 2-2 11-7 20-6 18-15 13-12 4-6

(Lg: 5-0-1) (6-1-1) 1936 O3 Balmy Beach (ex) O10 Western O17 Queen's O24 McGill O31 McGill N7 Queen's N14 Western N21 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 4-2-0 CH) (6-2-0)

5-3 8-5 14-2 3-8 35-2 1-6 15-0 11-3

1937 O2 Balmy Beach (ex) O9 Queen's O16 McGill O23 Western O30 Western N6 McGill N13 Queen's N20 Western (PO) N27 Queen's (YC) OT (Lg: 3-2-1) (5-3-1)

13-1 9-3 5-7 4-4 7-3 7-6 0-3 19-5 6-7

1938 O1 Balmy Beach (ex) O8 Queen's O15 McGill O22 Western O29 Western N5 McGill N12 Queen's (Lg: 3-3-0) (4-3-0)

10-6 13-6 7-10 2-3 8-7 2-23 13-10

1939 S30 Argonauts (ex) O7 McGill O14 Western O21 Queen's O28 Queen's N4 Western N11 McGill (Lg: 2-4-0) (2-5-0)

3-21 19-6 5-23 6-8 6-11 1-15 19-6

1940-1944 no teams--war years 1945 O13 McMaster (ex) O20 Queen's O27 Queen's N3 Western N10 McGill (Lg: 1-3-0) (2-3-0) 1946

18-9 15-19 25-6 10-18 6-13

S21 Toronto Indians (ex) S28 Guelph OAC (ex) O5 Western O12 McGill O19 Queen's O26 Queen's N2 Western N9 McGill (Lg: 4-2-0) (6-2-0) 1947 S27 Saskatchewan (ex) O1 Alberta (ex) O4 Saskatchewan (ex) O11 Western O18 Queen's O25 McGill N1 McGill N8 Queen's N15 Western (Lg: 4-1-1) (7-1-1)

8-7 48-11 7-20 5-3 21-0 39-7 6-15 17-6

65-0 19-5 41-0 7-31 23-6 26-8 13-8 15-5 12-12

1948 S25 Beaches-Indians (ex) 7-7 O2 Assumption College (ex) 37-11 O9 Western 6-24 O16 Queen's 6-8 O23 McGill 41-0 O30 McGill 33-0 N6 Queen's 4-0 N13 Western 23-8 N20 Western (YC) 18-7 (Lg: 4-2-0 CH) (6-2-1) 1949 S24 Sarnia Imp. (ex) S28 Guelph OAC (ex) O1 Balmy Beach (ex) O8 Queen's O15 McGill O22 Western O29 Western N5 McGill N12 Queen's (Lg: 2-4-0) (4-5-0) 1950 S23 S27 S30 O7 O14 O21 O28 N4 N11

Ottawa (ex) Guelph OAC (ex) Balmy Beach (ex) Queen's McGill Western Western McGill Queen's

11-18 18-7 40-6 22-21 13-22 8-11 7-0 8-12 0-9

34-0 30-0 12-25 7-1 0-25 6-41 1-21 6-6 7-5

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Varsity Blues Record Manual (Lg: 2-3-1) (4-4-1) 1951 S22 Guelph OAC (ex) S26 Balmy Beach (ex) S29 McMaster (ex) O6 McGill O13 Western O20 Queen's O27 Queen's N3 Western N10 McGill (Lg: 5-0-1 CH) (8-0-1)

26-0 16-11 14-6 15-7 16-7 26-2 15-7 13-13 11-7

1952 S23 Guelph OAC (ex) S27 McMaster O4 McGill O11 Western O18 Queen's O25 Queen's N8 McGill N15 Western (Lg: 4-2-1) (5-2-1)

57-0 16-12 8-3 7-7 13-1 9-1 14-17 1-8

1953 S18 Balmy Beach (ex) S26 Western (ex) O3 Queen's O10 Western O17 McMaster O31 McGill N7 Western N14 Queen's N21 Western (YC) (Lg: 5-1-0) (6-3-0)

16-23 11-1 16-7 10-13 24-0 34-0 12-0 6-1 8-12

1954 S25 Balmy Beach (ex) O2 Sarnia Imp (ex) O9 Western O16 Queen's O23 McGill O30 McGill N6 Western N13 Queen's N20 UBC (ex) N27 Western (YC) (Lg: 3-1-2 CH) (6-2-2)

29-12 18-29 9-9 0-20 43-6 36-12 12-12 11-9 5-3 9-8

1955 S20 S24 O1 O8 O15

Guelph OAC (ex) McMaster (ex) Western Queen's McGill

39-0 31-5 20-2 11-6 33-12

O22 McGill 029 Queen's N5 Western N12 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 4-2-0) (6-3-0)

9-16 10-11 38-6 0-18

1956 S22 McMaster (ex) 17-8 S29 Kitchener Dutchmen (ex) 7-8 O6 Queen's 7-7 O13 McGill 15-13 O20 Western 21-19 O27 Western 41-7 N3 McGill 14-13 N10 Queen's 12-19 N17 Queen's (YC) 2-4 (Lg: 4-1-1) (5-3-1) 1957 S21 Kitchener Dutchmen (ex) 0-41 S28 McMaster (ex) 41-1 O5 Queen's 16-8 O12 McGill 7-22 O19 Western 0-15 O26 Western 20-34 N2 McGill 21-8 N9 Queen's 18-2 (Lg: 3-3-0) (4-4-0) 1958 S26 Western O4 McGill O11 Western O18 Queen's O25 Queen's N1 Western N8 McGill (Lg: 7-0-0 CH) (7-0-0)

26-20 35-13 38-14 44-0 32-3 46-0 50-7

1959 S25 Western (ex) O2 McGill O10 Western O17 Queen's O24 Queen's O31 Western N7 McGill (Lg: 5-1-0) (6-1-0)

25-7 42-1 3-16 7-0 7-6 13-7 23-0

1960 S16 S24 S30 O8 O15 O22

East York Argonauts (ex) 12-10 Western (ex) 22-22 Western 28-7 Queen's 13-26 McGill 7-9 McGill 17-37

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O29 Queen's N5 Western (Lg: 1-5-0) (2-5-1)

6-21 0-34

1961 S21 East York Argonauts (ex) 26-0 S30 Western (ex) 15-20 O7 Western 6-3 O14 Queen's 0-29 O21 McGill 0-30 O28 McGill 21-24 N4 Queen's 6-58 N11 Western 14-21 (Lg: 1-5-0) (2-6-0) 1962 S29 Western (ex) 24-1 O6 Queen's 13-32 O13 McGill 19-13 O20 Western 23-14 O27 Western 1-29 N3 McGill 11-23 N10 Queen's 0-29 N24 St. Francis Xavier (AB) 20-14 (Lg: 2-4-0) (4-4-0) 1963 S20 Ottawa (ex) 28-0 S27 Western (ex) 13-7 O5 Queen's 14-21 O12 McGill 24-25 O19 Western 15-52 O26 Western 12-8 N2 McGill 4-5 N9 Queen's 15-19 N23 St. Francis Xavier (AB) 9-15 (Lg: 1-5-0) (3-6-0) 1964 S19 Western (ex) S26 Alberta (ex) S28 Manitoba (ex) O3 McGill O10 Western O17 Queen's O24 Queen's O31 Western N7 McGill (Lg: 2-4-0) (3-6-0) 1965 S18 S25 O2 O9

Western (ex) Manitoba (ex) McGill Western

21-17 16-25 13-36 13-20 31-7 24-45 22-34 27-42 27-20

14-20 36-10 29-8 35-36

Varsity Blues Record Manual O16 Queen's O23 Queen's O30 Western N6 McGill N13 Western (YC) N20 Alberta (VC) (Vanier Cup Champions) (Lg: 3-3-0 CH) (6-4-0)

1-0 0-31 48-15 14-17 21-16 14-7

1966 S17 McMaster (ex) S24 Waterloo (ex) O1 Western O8 Queen's O15 McGill O22 McGill O29 Queen's N5 Western N12 Queen's (YC) (Lg: 5-1-0) (7-2-0)

26-20 50-2 45-7 28-19 35-19 27-10 15-23 21-20 7-50

1967 S23 McMaster (ex) S30 Western (ex) O7 McGill O14 Western O21 Queen's O28 Queen's N4 Western N11 McGill (Lg: 5-0-1 CH) (6-1-1)

S11 York (ex) S19 Western (ex) S26 McGill O3 Queen's O9 Waterloo O17 Queen's O24 Western O31 McGill N7 McMaster (Lg: 4-1-2) (6-1-2)

36-0 38-15 23-23 27-18 27-0 15-29 10-4 34-0 7-7

1971 S11 Carleton S18 Laurentian S25 Western S29 York O2 Ottawa O8 Carleton O16 Queen's O23 Queen's (Lg: 5-3-0) (5-3-0)

3-12 63-0 27-9 24-12 0-21 22-2 25-28 31-19

15-17 16-7 35-6 26-20 19-14 16-13 18-18 38-7

14-7 7-24 14-6 46-18 13-30 15-9 27-13 13-28

1968 S21 Western (ex) S28 McGill O5 Queen's O12 Waterloo O19 McMaster O26 Western N2 McGill N9 Queen's (Lg: 4-2-1) (4-3-1)

1972 S11 York (ex) S16 Ottawa S23 Carleton S30 Queen's O6 Ottawa O14 Carleton O21 Queen's O28 Ottawa (PO) (Lg: 4-2-0) (5-3-0)

21-29 22-3 0-35 19-19 42-8 32-17 36-13 6-14

35-10 42-19 9-27 37-39 48-0 10-44 48-6 7-24

1969 S13 Guelph (ex) S20 Western (ex) S27 Waterloo O4 McMaster O11 McGill O18 Queen's O25 Western N1 Queen's N8 McGill (Lg: 4-3-0) (4-4-1)

1973 S10 Carleton (ex) S15 York S22 Queen's S29 Windsor O6 Waterloo O13 Western O20 Queen's O27 Ottawa (Lg: 3-4-0) (4-4-0)

14-15 16-16 31-21 35-16 17-16 17-24 41-16 14-16 0-17

1974 S14 S20 S28 O5 O12 O19 O26 N2 N9 N16 N22

1970

Carleton Ottawa Queen's McGill York Queen's Western Carleton (PO) Ottawa (YC) Saint Mary's (AB) Western (VC)

24-11 30-26 32-9 48-21 26-7 38-20 28-6 30-0 24-21 45-1 15-19

(Lg: 7-0-0 CH) (10-1-0) 1975 S13 Laurier S20 Laurier S27 Queen's O4 Queen's O10 York O18 Ottawa O25 Western N1 Concordia (PO) N8 Ottawa (YC) (Lg: 6-1-0) (7-2-0)

10-3 21-17 26-0 32-10 56-0 16-38 20-13 43-24 7-14

1976 S11 Waterloo S18 Laurier S25 McMaster O2 Windsor O8 York O16 Guelph O23 Western O30 Laurier (PO) (Lg: 6-1-0) (6-2-0)

26-10 7-16 51-4 31-21 34-2 51-18 25-19 22-23

1977 S2 Western (ex) S10 Waterloo S17 Laurier S24 McMaster O1 Windsor O7 Guelph O15 York O22 Western O29 Laurier (PO) (Lg: 6-1-0) (6-3-0)

12-24 37-11 17-13 14-6 29-7 17-14 28-6 12-19 11-25

1978 S3 Western (ex) S9 York S15 Laurier S23 Laurier S30 Western O7 Windsor O14 Western O21 Windsor (Lg: 1-6-0) (1-7-0)

14-22 20-0 14-32 16-31 24-38 24-27 6-34 22-34

1979 S8 S15 S21 S28 O4 O12 O19

McMaster Windsor Guelph Western York Laurier Waterloo

38-14 25-23 21-19 27-38 22-20 4-6 20-38

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Varsity Blues Record Manual O27 Western (PO) (Lg: 4-3-0) (4-4-0)

15-28

1980 S5 McGill (ex) S12 Laurier S20 McMaster S27 Guelph O3 Windsor O9 Waterloo O18 Western O24 York N1 Laurier (PO) (Lg: 5-1-1) (6-2-1)

20-14 24-22 41-1 31-9 42-8 20-20 15-31 37-20 0-30

1981 S11 McGill (ex) S18 Laurier S26 McMaster O3 Western O8 York O17 Windsor O24 Waterloo O30 Guelph N7 Guelph (PO) (Lg: 5-2-0) (6-3-0)

28-14 45-21 35-28 37-43 39-9 39-42 31-11 37-20 18-35

1982 S3 Western (ex) S11 Laurier S17 McMaster S25 Windsor O2 Western O8 York O16 Waterloo O23 Guelph O30 McMaster (PO) N6 Western (YC) (Lg: 4-3-0) (5-5-0)

10-18 3-17 50-1 48-7 15-28 21-14 38-8 8-24 28-6 21-50

1983 S3 Western (ex) S10 Windsor S17 Western S24 Laurier O1 Guelph O6 York O15 Waterloo O22 McMaster O29 Guelph (PO) N5 McMaster (YC) N12 Queen's (VCSF) (Lg: 6-1-0 CH) (9-2-0)

5-3 35-7 21-11 7-19 21-9 49-7 16-10 16-14 33-7 20-16 7-22

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1984 S2 Carleton (ex) S8 McGill (ex) S15 Western S22 Laurier S29 Guelph O4 York O13 Waterloo O20 McMaster O27 Windsor (Lg: 2-5-0) (3-6-0)

10-17 25-20 36-39 18-16 28-24 20-44 24-25 8-65 9-35

1985 S7 McGill (ex) S13 McMaster (ex) S20 Western S28 Laurier O5 Guelph O10 York O19 Waterloo O26 McMaster N2 Windsor (Lg: 3-4-0) (4-5-0)

14-12 8-36 21-48 10-33 23-29 7-17 48-7 18-7 41-18

1986 S5 McGill (ex) S12 Laurier S20 Western S27 Windsor O3 Waterloo O9 York O18 Guelph O25 McMaster (Lg: 2-5-0) (3-5-0)

27-17 31-38 1-38 36-32 29-19 23-24 19-22 20-23

1987 S4 Queen's (ex) S11 Waterloo S18 Western S25 Windsor O3 Laurier 08 York O17 Guelph O24 McMaster (Lg: 2-5-0) (2-6-0)

13-25 28-14 7-75 16-24 17-44 36-7 23-26 21-24

1988 S3 S9 S17 S23 O1 O6 O15 O22 O29

Queen's (ex) Windsor Waterloo McMaster Western York Guelph Laurier Western (PO)

4-24 18-9 24-2 30-34 7-29 18-12 8-8 5-38 3-42

(Lg: 3-3-1) (3-5-1) 1989 S1 Queen's (ex) S9 Windsor S15 Waterloo S23 McMaster S29 Western O5 York O14 Guelph O21 Laurier O28 Guelph (PO) N4 Western (YC) (Lg: 5-2-0) (6-4-0)

15-21 11-16 24-7 31-0 9-38 27-9 18-13 14-12 14-13 20-50

1990 S8 Queen's (ex) S15 Western S21 Guelph S29 Laurier O4 York O12 McMaster O19 Windsor O27 Waterloo N3 Windsor (PO) N10 Western (YC) (Lg: 5-2-0) (7-3-0)

25-11 15-33 25-4 32-14 38-0 22-1 40-2 5-17 32-6 31-46

1991 S7 McGill S13 Waterloo S20 Western S28 Guelph O5 Laurier O10 York O19 McMaster O26 Windsor N2 Western (PO) (Lg: 5-2-0) (6-3-0)

16-11 21-20 19-34 16-11 0-18 65-7 56-23 52-7 35-48

1992 S4 McGill (ex) S11 Waterloo S19 Windsor S25 McMaster O3 Laurier O8 York O17 Western O24 Guelph O31 Guelph (PO) (Lg: 6-1-0) (7-2-0)

24-3 13-6 37-0 71-24 28-19 40-3 15-33 15-14 17-31

1993 S4 S11 S18

Queen's (ex) Waterloo Windsor

42-10 22-3 63-21

Varsity Blues Record Manual S25 McMaster 25-20 O2 Laurier 45-21 O7 York 42-20 O16 Western 15-37 O23 Guelph 28-10 O30 Laurier (PO) 27-20 N6 Western (YC) 24-16 N13 Concordia (VCSF) 26-16 N20 Calgary (VC) 37-34 (Vanier Cup champions) (Lg: 6-1-0 CH) (11-1-0)

22-13

(Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

1998 S12 Guelph S19 Windsor S26 Western O3 McMaster O8 Laurier O17 Western O24 York O31 Waterloo (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

9-10 10-11 7-29 8-40 15-42 27-43 9-15 18-36

2003 S1 Waterloo S6 Queen's S13 McMaster S20 Guelph S27 York O4 Windsor O11 Ottawa O18 Laurier (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

0-31 0-72 0-80 7-20 7-66 14-44 7-63 7-62

1999 S11 York S18 Waterloo S25 Guelph O2 Windsor O7 McMaster O16 Laurier O23 Queen’s O30 Western (Lg: 1-7-0) (1-7-0)

1-47 10-58 25-30 27-19 20-31 3-60 3-55 2-37

2004 S6 Laurier S11 Western S18 McMaster S25 York O2 Windsor O9 Queen's O16 Waterloo O23 Guelph (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

0-67 8-72 14-77 41-45 10-47 0-70 6-34 3-38

27-17 16-46 19-27 12-0 20-14 19-19 36-28 25-30 8-32

2000 S9 York S16 Waterloo S23 Guelph S30 Windsor O7 McMaster O14 Laurier O21 Ottawa O28 Western (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

3-23 10-41 14-23 8-40 0-62 1-55 3-64 1-40

2005 S3 Western S10 Waterloo S17 York (OT) S24 Windsor O1 Guelph O8 Ottawa O15 Queen's O22 McMaster (Lg: 0-7-0-1) (0-7-0-1)

1-70 27-29 33-40 22-63 30-58 0-72 0-37 13-64

12-15 13-12 30-13 7-24 13-10 3-31 5-30 8-39

2001 S3 Ottawa S8 Guelph S15 York S22 Laurier S29 Queen's O6 Western O13 Windsor O20 Waterloo (Lg: 1-7-0) (1-7-0)

14-57 15-38 10-33 10-19 23-38 1-43 13-11 6-37

2006 S4 Queen's S9 Windsor S16 Waterloo S23 Guelph S30 York O7 Western O14 Laurier O21 Ottawa (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

7-53 17-61 25-28 14-66 11-39 21-44 7-68 23-59

4-17 7-17 13-49 21-15 8-32 27-55 10-22

2002 S3 S7 S14 S21 S28 O4 O12 O20

0-43 16-32 6-14 0-58 10-61 13-59 0-79 18-25

2007 S3 Waterloo S8 Ottawa S14 Laurier S22 McMaster S29 York O5 Windsor O13 Western O20 Queen’s (Lg: 0-8-0) (0-8-0)

17-42 7-50 10-53 11-39 20-21 21-42 1-44 24-54

1994 S3 Queen's (ex) 23-45 S10 Guelph 17-10 Forfeit-ineligible player 0-1 S17 Laurier 17-26 S24 Waterloo 14-28 O1 Windsor 18-15 O6 York 26-1 O15 Western 7-49 O22 McMaster 22-13 O29 Western (PO) 44-56 (Lg: 3-4-0) (3-6-0) 1995 S9 Guelph S16 Laurier S23 Waterloo S30 Windsor O5 York O14 Western O21 McMaster O28 Windsor N4 Laurier (PO) (Lg 4-3-1) (4-4-1) 1996 S7 York S14 Windsor S21 McMaster S28 Guelph O5 Laurier O10 York O19 Waterloo O26 Western (Lg 3-5-0) (3-5-0) 1997 S6 S13 S20 S27 O4 O9 O19

Guelph York Western Waterloo Laurier Guelph McMaster

O25 Windsor (Lg: 2-6-0) (2-6-0)

Ottawa Guelph York Laurier Queen's Western McMaster Waterloo

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Varsity Blues Record Manual 2008 S1 Waterloo S6 Windsor S13 York S20 Queen’s S27 Guelph O3 McMaster O9 Western O18 Ottawa (Lg: 2-6-0) (2-6-0) 2009 A31 S7 S12 S18 S25 O3 O8 O17 O24

Queen’s (ex) Laurier Windsor Guelph Ottawa York McMaster Waterloo Western

Abbreviations: 18-17 14-38 58-7 14-58 0-30 19-27 15-56 30-39

6-33 0-36 3-30 25-53 15-35 45-27 3-21 7-30 0-47

AB=Atlantic Bowl ex=non-league game (post-1897) CH=League Champions DC= Dominion Championship Game GC=Grey Cup Game ORFU=Ontario Rugby Football Union league game (1883-1897) PO=Playoff Game OT=Overtime VC=Vanier Cup Game (National Final) VCSF=Vanier Cup Semi-Final YC=Yates Cup Game (League Final) All scores are listed Varsity-Opponent. All games before 1898 are exhibition unless otherwise noted.

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