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Founded.......................................................1827 Enrollment......................... 63,109 (37,915 full-time) President............................................David Naylor Director of Athletics...................................................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 Beaver
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Team Directory......................................................Page 3 Schedule......................................................Page 5 Coaching Staff......................................................Page 6 Season Preview....................................................Page 9 Player Profiles....................................................Page 10 2010 Year in Review....................................................Page 16 Record Manual....................................................Page 20
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Beth Ali.........................................................Director of Athletics.....................................beth.ali@utoronto.ca Melissa Krist.......................................Manager, Intercollegiate Sport......................melissa.krist@utoronto.ca Mary Beth Challoner............................Manager, Events & Marketing......................mb.challoner@utoronto.ca Anthony Capotosto............................Varsity Blues Soccer Head Coach.....................a.capotosto@utoronto.ca
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Date Opponent Location Old Four Tournament 8/27/2011 The University of Western Ontario Montreal, Quebec 8/28/2011 Old Four Tournament Day 2 Montreal, Quebec
Time/Result 1:00 p.m. TBD
Regular Season 9/4/2011 9/10/2011 9/11/2011 9/18/2011 9/21/2011 9/24/2011 9/25/2011 10/1/2011 10/2/2011 10/8/2011 10/9/2011 10/16/2011 10/19/2011 10/22/2011
Carleton University Nipissing University Laurentian University Ryerson University Trent University Royal Military College of Canada Queen’s University Laurentian University Nipissing University Queen’s University Royal Military College of Canada Ryerson University Trent University Carleton University
Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Toronto, Ontario Peterborough, Ontario Kingston, Ontario Kingston, Ontario Sudbury, Ontario Nipissing University Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Ottawa, Ontario
3:00 3:15 3:15 TBA 8:00 3:15 3:15 2:15 2:15 3:15 3:15 2:15 8:30 3:00
Playoffs 10/26/2011 10/29/2011 11/5-6/2011 11/10-13/2011
OUA Playoff OUA Quarter-Final OUA Final Four CIS Championship
TBA TBA TBA Victoria, B.C.
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ANTHONY Head Coach
CA P OTO S TO A four-time Blues team captain and two-time all-Canadian, Anthony Capotosto joined the Blues men’s soccer program as head coach in 2007 after two years as an assistant to Carmine Isacco. Capotosto was an assistant coach to the 1998 men’s soccer Blues and after graduation also served on the Blues women’s soccer staff in 2003. He rejoined the men’s staff in 2005, and has helped guide the team to berths in two of the past three CIS championship tournaments. An OUA all-star defender in all five of his seasons with the Blues (1997, 1999-2002), Capotosto was named a first team all-Canadian in 2000 and 2001. He also claimed OUA East MVP honours in 2000 and 2001, and in his final playing season captained the Blues to their most recent OUA title.
University of Toronto Coaching Record Season Reg Season Playoffs Ex/Tourn Overall 2010
10-1-3
4-2
0-0
14-1-5
2009
11-1-2
3-3
0-2
14-6-2
2008
10-1-3
1-2
1-1
12-4-3
2007
8-3-3
0-1
1-1
9-5-3
8-8
2-4
49-16-13
TOTAL 39-6-11
Capotosto holds a Canadian National ‘B’ coaching licence and United States Soccer Federation National ‘C’ and ‘Y’ licences. In the spring of 2008, Anthony travelled to England for a 10-day coaching apprenticeship with Ipswich Town Football Club of the English First Division. Following that, he served as an assistant coach with the Italia Shooters of the Canadian Soccer League for the duration of the summer. In 2010, Capotosto travelled back to England for another 10-day coaching apprenticeship with Plymouth Argyle FC where he worked closely with former Toronto FC head coach John Carver and Paul Mariner, TFC’s new director of player development. Anthony continues to serve as the Toronto FC Academy and currently is an assistant coach to Jason Bent (head coach) for their senior academy team that competes in the Canadian Soccer League (CSL). A graduate of U of T’s Faculty of Arts and Science (2002), Capotosto earned his B.Ed at OISE in 2003. He has taught physical education at Scarborough’s Agincourt Collegiate Institute since 2003.
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JOHN
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First Assistant Coach A member and team captain of the Trent Excalibur from 2004-08, Mondino built his skills both on the field and the sideline as the assistant director of coaching with the Peterborough City Soccer Association. Upon graduation, Mondino was hired as a technical director at Soccer Club Toronto, where he facilitates, monitors and organizes all player and coaching development programs.
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Second Assistant Coach Luciano joined the men’s soccer coaching staff in 2009 after a five-year goalkeeping career with the Blues. As a player, Luciano helped the Blues win three OUA silver medals (2004-06) and competed in three CIS national championship tournaments, where he helped the team to a silver medal in 2005. As a team co-captain in 2008, he was nominated for U of T’s George M. Biggs award, given annually to the graduating male student-athlete who has contributed most to university athletics from the standpoint of leadership, sportsmanship and performance, in 2008. Luciano is an Ontario Soccer Association (OSA) senior level 3 certified coach and is a candidate for the provincial “B” license (national “B” license part 1). He also holds the OSA goalkeeping coaching diploma and the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) goalkeeping level 1 coaching diploma.
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Consultant Neely has several years of international coaching experience with Canada’s national youth teams and holds his Canadian “A” license, high performance coaching degree from the National Coaching Institute as well as a Masters in Physical Education and is a chartered professional coach with Sport Canada.
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The OUA defending champion Varsity Blues return to the field retooled and ready in 2011. With 15 players returning and head coach Anthony Capotosto hired on a full-time basis, Toronto is once again on pace to be one of the top teams in the country. U of T ended their 2010 campaign in first place in the East division with a 10-1-3 record and went on to earn their first OUA title in eight years. The Blues then registered a fourth-place finish as they hosted the national championship at Varsity Centre. John Smits returns for his fourth season to lead the Blues between the pipes. The Mississauga, Ont., native was named the OUA gold-medal match player of the game after a spectacular game-winning save in penalty kicks. The OUA all-star recorded nine shut outs and allowed only five goals against over 14 regular season games. Sophomore goalkeeper Russell Moore will serve as Smits’ back up this season. 2010 OUA East most valuable player Darragh McGee enters his final season in Blue and White. The CIS all-Canadian defender and team captain will be relied upon for his versatility as he starts the year in Toronto’s midfield to replace 2010 OUA East rookie of the year Ezequiel Lubocki, who is sidelined with a pre-season injury. McGee turns to veteran defenders Michael Braithwaite and Scott Nesbitt to control the backfield in his absence. Rookie Nikola Paunic and forth-year engineering major Lawrence Buchan will be contributing members, while Nicolar Girard, Jean Giroux, Neil D’Silva and Killian Elkinson round out U of T’s defensive corps. Assistant captain Geoffrey Borgmann and two-time OUA all-star Dylan Bams are expected to step in and control the midfield in 2011, while Jesse Assing, Vlejko Lukovic and Ryan Sciacchitano will also see playing time this season. With the loss of veteran strikers Nordo Gooden and Alexander Raphael, Capotosto turns to sophomore Mario Kovacevic and rookies Jermaine Burrell and Justin Liendo to generate offensive this season. The Varsity Blues open their 2011 regular season campaign as they host the Carleton Ravens on Sunday, September 4 at Varsity Centre. The game is scheduled to begin 3 p.m.
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Player Profiles
JESSE
ASSING MIDFIELD
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GEOFFREY
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BORGMANN
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MIDFIELD
5-9
ELIG: 4
St. Peter’s S.S. • Bethany, Ont.
Iona C.S.S. • Dixie, Ont.
Physical Education & Health
Physical Education & Health
High School: Won the physical education award in grade 12… named the most valuable player on the badminton and soccer teams. Previous Club Team: Won the under-19 Central Ontario badminton Triple Crown in 2007…won the gold in singles and doubles and a silver in mixed doubles at the Central Ontario badminton championships in 2008. Varsity: Also plays on the Varsity Blues badminton team...named an OUA badminton all-star in 2008 and 2009. 2010: Dressed for 11 games...scored one goal. Personal: Father, Ian, plays badminton for the Ridges Club and won a gold medal in doubles at the Central Ontario badminton district championships in 2008.
High School: Was the athlete of the year in grade nine and 11… named the most valuable player for soccer and hockey in grades 9-12. Previous Club Team: Played for the Erin Mills Eagles…threetime Ontario Cup champions. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored one goal. 2009: Dressed for 13 games. 2008: Dressed for nine games...scored one goal. Personal: Sister, Heidi, played on the Varsity Blues women’s soccer team (2005-09).
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5-8
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Riverdale C.I. • Toronto, Ont. Economics Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games. 2009: Dressed for 12 games.
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6-0
ELIG: 4
G.P. Vanier • Fanny Bay, B.C. Physical Education & Health High School: Went to the AAA provincial (B.C.) championships for boy’s soccer. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored three goals...named an OUA East second team all-star. 2009: Dressed for 13 games...scored two goals...named an OUA East first team all-star. 2008: Dressed for 11 games...scored two goals. Personal: Father was a semi-professional freestyle swimmer.
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5-9
26 ELIG: 4
5-9
Port Moody S.S. • Port Moody, B.C.
Toronto, Ont.
Mechanical Engineering
Philosophy/Psychology
NEIL
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5-10
ELIG: 4
Mississauga, Ont. Arts & Science High School: Won a silver medal at the 2005 OFSAA soccer championships. Previous Club Team: Played for the A.C. Diavoli. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for eight games...scored one goal. 2008: Dressed for nine games...scored one goal. Personal: Father played for the Tanzania men’s field hockey team in the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow, Russia.
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High School: Was the junior athlete of the year in 2006…won the AAA provincial championships in 2007…awarded the soccer excellence award from B.C. high school sports. Previous Club Team: Played for the Vancouver Selects…won the under-18 metro provincial championship in 2008. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 12 games...scored one goal...named the OUA East community service award winner. 2009: Dressed for 14 games. 2008: Dressed for 13 games...scored one goal...named a second team OUA all-star. Personal: Has coached community youth basketball and soccer teams.
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Varsity: 2008: Played eight games.
NICOLAS
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GIRARD DEFENCE
6-3
ELIG: 2
Master’s of Teaching • Toronto, Ont. Mentor College Varsity: 2010: Dressed for eight games. Personal: Brother, Luke, played hockey for the Laurier Golden Hawks.
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5-9
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Political Science • Montreal, Que. Royal St. George’s College Varsity: 2010: Dressed for seven games...scored one goal. Personal: Has volunteered with Meals on Wheels.
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MARIO
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6-2
E Z E QU I E L
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LUBOCKI
ELIG: 2
MIDFIELD
5-8
18
ELIG: 2
St. Jean de Brebeuf • Woodbridge, Ont.
U of Winnipeg C.I. • Winnipeg, Man.
Engineering
Peace & Conflict Studies
Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored one goal. Personal: Coaches the under-15 Vaughn Wolfpack boy’s volleyball team.
High School: Named Manitoba’s 2009 youth player of the year. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored four goals...named the OUA East rookie of the year and a first team all-star...named the 2011 Varsity Blues male rookie of the year.
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6-0
ELIG: 5
Royal & Prior Comp. • Donegal, Ireland PhD Sociology of Sport Varsity: 2010: Dressed for all 14 games...ranked third on the team with five goals...named the OUA East most valuable player and a first team all-star...also named a CIS first team all-Canadian. 2009: Dressed for 10 games. Personal: Brothers, Ryan and Jonathan, play soccer.
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5-11
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JOHN
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6-4
ELIG: 4
Lebanon H.S. • Plainfield, N.H.
St. Joseph S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.
Equity Studies
Biology
Personal: Is a member of the Equity Studies Students Union
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NESBITT DEFENCE
6-3
ELIG: 5
Birchmount C.I. • Scarborough, Ont. Physical Education & Health
Previous Club Team: Played for the A.C. Diavoli Varsity: 2010: Played in all 14 games...recorded nine shut outs and allowed only five goals against...named the player of the match at the OUA final on Nov. 7...named an OUA East second team allstar. 2009: Played in all 14 games...recorded a CIS-high 11 shutouts... named an OUA East second team all-star. Personal: Father was a wrestler for U of T…mother was on the track & field team at the University of Waterloo....John runs a tutoring program at local community centres for children to help educate and build confidence in the classroom.
OCAA: Was the most valuable player in the final game of the OCCA provincial championships in 2007…also named a tournament all-star. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for nine games. 2009: Dressed for 13 games...scored three goals.
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S C I AC C H I TA N O MIDFIELD
5-8
ELIG: 3
St. Jean de Brebeuf • Woodbridge, Ont. Physical Education & Health High School: Named captain and most valuable player of the champion boy’s soccer team in 2006 and 2008. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for nine games. 2009: Dressed for 13 games. Personal: Brother, John Paul, plays soccer for the under-15 Woodbridge Strikers
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JAMES
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6-0
ELIG: 1
N I KO L A
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PA U N I C DEFENCE
6-2
ELIG: 1
Cardinal Newman S.S. • Kellits, Jamaica
Silverthorn C.I. • Podgorica, MNE
Social Sciences
Physical Education & Health
High School: Named the boys soccer most valuable player and the athlete of the year.
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LIENDO DEFENDER
5-11
ELIG: 1
Birchmount Park C.I. • Toronto, Ont. Physical Education & Health High School: Won a gold medal as a member of the 4x100 boys relay team at the 2010 OFSAA track and field championships. Personal: Volunteers as a house league soccer coach.
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L U KOV I C MIDFIELD
6-0
ELIG: 2
Birchmount Park C.I. • Toronto, Ont. Physical Education & Health Soccer: Was the top pre-season goal scorer at FK Dorcol in 2008.
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The Varsity Blues men’s basketball team finished their 2010-11 regular season with a 14-8 record, giving them their highest ranking in the competitive OUA East division since 2007-08. The men finished second behind the undefeated Carleton Ravens and had a hot start to the season, winning seven of their first 10 contests. The Blues then strung together five consecutive victories from January 26 to February 5 to earn themselves a bye through the first round of the OUA playoffs. Toronto was also ranked among the top 10 teams in the CIS from November 16 to January 18, peaking as the No. 9 seed in the country. The Blues ended the season on a four-game losing streak and were upset by the third-place Ottawa GeeGees in the OUA quarter-finals. Fourth-year veterans Andrew Wasik and Drazen Glisic were named first and second team OUA allstars, respectively. Wasik recorded seven doubledoubles for the Blues, while Glisic ranked third in the conference with a 55.7 field goal percentage.
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2010 Year in Review
2010 OUA STANDINGS East Team Toronto Carleton Ryerson Queen’s Laurentian Trent Nipissing RMC
GP 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
W 10 9 7 8 6 5 3 0
L 1 3 2 5 6 7 10 14
T 3 2 5 1 2 2 1 0
West Team York Western Laurier McMaster Guelph Waterloo Windsor Brock UOIT
PTS 33 29 26 25 20 17 10 0
GP 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
W 12 11 7 8 5 5 3 4 1
L 2 1 3 5 8 8 5 11 13
T 2 4 6 3 3 3 8 1 2
PTS 38 37 27 27 18 18 17 13 5
2010 VARSITY BLUES STATISTICS ## 10 8 4 18 16 6
Player Alexander Raphael Nordo Gooden Darragh McGee Ezequiel Lubocki Dylan Bams Yannis Gianniotis
GP 12 13 14 13 13 9
G 8 6 5 4 3 2
YC 0 0 0 1 0 1
RC 0 0 0 0 0 0
## 15 9 26 21 3 23
Player Geoffrey Borgmann Mario Kovacevic Lawrence Buchan Jesse Assing Neil D’Silva Jean Giroux
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YC 1 0 0 0 1 0
RC 0 0 0 0 0 0
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2010 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Regular Season Date Opponent Location 9/4/2010 Toronto 1, Nippissing 1 Education Centre Field 9/5/2010 Toronto 2, Laurentian 0 Varsity Centre 9/11/2010 Toronto 1, Queen’s 0 Varsity Centre 9/12/2010 Toronto 5, RMC 0 Varsity Centre 9/18/2010 Toronto 1, RMC 0 RMC Inner Field 9/25/2010 Carleton 1, Toronto 0 Varsity Centre 10/3/2010 Toronto 0, Carleton 0 Raven’s Field 10/8/2010 Toronto 3, Laurentian 1 Varsity Centre 10/13/2010 Toronto 3, Ryerson 1 Birchmount Stadium 10/17/2010 Toronto 2, Queen’s 0 Richardson Stadium 10/20/2010 Toronto 5, Trent 0 Trent University Lubocki 1 10/30/2010 Toronto 2, Queen’s 1 Varsity Centre
Goal Scorers Gianniotis 1 Bams 1, Gianniotis 1 Gooden 1 McGee 1, Gooden 1, Raphael 1, Giroux 1, Bams 1 McGee 1
Raphael 1, Gooden 1, Lubocki 1 Raphael 1, Kovacevic 1, Lubocki 1 McGee 1, Raphael 1 Raphael 2, Gooden 1, D’Silva 1, Raphael 1, Gooden 1
OUA Playoffs Date Oppenent 10/30/2010 Toronto 2, Queen’s 0 11/6/2010 Toronto 3, Western 1 11/7/2010 Toronto 1, York 0 (PK)
Playoff Goal Scorers Quarter-Final Gooden 1, Raphael 1 Semifinal Dylan Bams 1, Nordo Gooden 1, Mario Kovacevic 1 Final
CIS Championship 11/11/2010 Toronto 5, UQAM 0 11/13/2010 UBC 3, Toronto 0 11/14/2010 Saint Mary’s 2, Toronto 0
Quarter-Final Semifinal Bronze Medal
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The University of Toronto men’s soccer program continues to be one of the best in the nation and upholds a tradition of success and accomplishment that stretches back 130 years. Organized soccer was first introduced to the U of T campus in 1876, when the University of Toronto Football Club abandoned a traditional local set of football rules in favour of the thennovel “Association game.” The current team was established in 1879, making it one of the oldest in North America. The Blues dominated the Ontario-Quebec interuniversity league for much of the 20th century, capturing 43 league titles between 1904 and 1968, including 17 championships in the 1950s and 60s. This tradition of excellence continues to the present day. For the past two decades, the U of T men’s soccer team has been consistently ranked in the top 10 in the country and has reached the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) championships nine times since 1986, bringing home the national title in 1988 and a silver medal in 2005. The Blues were OUA silver medalists from 2004-06 and 2009 and last captured the OUA title in 2002. Varsity Blues soccer also regularly attracts some of the top high school student-athletes from Ontario and across the country. In 1989 the entire Varsity Blues squad represented Canada at the World University Championship and captured the silver medal. Since 1979, 37 Varsity Blues have been named CIS all-Canadians, including Mark Purdy, Peter Sarantopoulos, Joe Demiglio and Mike Bialy.
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VARSITY BLUES – 1988 CIAU CHAMPIONS
In 1988, the Varsity Blues men’s soccer team claimed the nation’s top prize, a CIAU championship, for the first time in U of T history. The Blues wrapped up the regular season schedule with a near perfect 15-1-1 record, scoring 42 goals and allowing just 12. In the post-season, U of T opened their title run with a 1-0 penalty kick victory over Carleton before slipping past Queen’s 4-2 in the provincial semifinals and shutting out Western 2-0 to claim the OUAA crown. At the national championship, the Blues defeated number-one ranked Alberta (2-1) with goals from Pat Cubellis
and George Argyropoulos. And in the final, Cubellis notched the game’s only marker in a 1-0 victory over McGill. The team then capped off their storybook season at the World University Soccer Championship in Arizona, where they represented Canada and earned a silver medal. The success of this squad, which was led by 1988 OUAA coach of the year Jim Lefkos, can be attributed to their tremendous depth, determination and incredible team chemistry. Seven Varsity Blues were named OUAA all-stars, with Cubellis and Coz Zambazis also garnering all-Canadian honours.
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The 1988-89 championship team included Terry Apostolou (Manager), George Argyropoulos, Chris Collie, David Collie, Pat Cubellis, John Diniz, Patrick Fancott, John Fitzgerald, Guido Geisler, Domenic Ientile, Alan Kennedy, Ben Kwak, Tom Lazarou, Rod MacGregor, (therapist) Dino Mastrogianis, William Murray, Robert Pacas, Bill Papaconstantinou, Nino Perrotta, Peter Sarantopoulos, Tony Tata, Tom Tsilfidis, Mark Varkul, Coz Zambazis and head coach Jim Lefkos.
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VARSITY BLUES AT THE CIS CHAMPIONSHIP (Since 1972) Appearances 13
GP 28
W 9
1972 Alberta 2, Toronto 0 1982 Victoria 1, Toronto 0 1986 Semifinal - Toronto 3, UNB 2 Final - UBC 4, Toronto 0 1988 Semifinal - Toronto 2, Alberta 1 Final - Toronto 1, McGill 0 1990 Prelim - Toronto 2, McGill 1 Semifinal - UBC 2, Toronto 1 (OT) 1996 Pool A Toronto 3, McGill 3 Victoria 1, Toronto 0
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Last Appearance 2010
1998 Pool B Alberta 2, Toronto 1 McGill 1, Toronto 0
2006 Quarter-Final - Montreal 2, Toronto 1 Consolation Semifinal - SMU 3, Toronto 0
2002 Pool B Toronto 1, Victoria 0 Brock 2, Toronto 0 Bronze - McGill 3, Toronto 0
2009 Quarter-Final - Toronto 2, Victoria 1 Semifinal - Laval 3, Toronto 0 Bronze - TWU 2, Toronto 1 (PK)
2004 Pool A SMU 4, Toronto 2 McGill 3, Toronto 0
2010 Quarter-Final - Toronto 5, UQAM 0 Semifinal - UBC 3, Toronto 0 Bronze - Saint Mary’s 2, Toronto 0
2005 Quarter-Final - Toronto 1, SMU 0 Semifinal - Toronto 4, TWU 3 Final - UBC 3, Toronto 1
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS CIS CHAMPIONS 1988 CIS COACH OF THE YEAR 1986 - Jim Lefkos CIS ALL-CANADIANS 1979 - Dave Secco (1st Team), Dieter Wendling (1st Team) 1980 - Len Visconti (2nd Team) 1983 - Ricardo Zane (2nd Team) 1984 - Ricardo Zane (2nd Team) 1986 - Mark Purdy (1st Team), Pat Cubellis (1st Team) 1987 - Mark Purdy (1st Team) 1988 - Coz Zambazis (1st Team), Pat Cubellis (1st Team) 1989 - Peter Sarantopoulos (2nd Team) 1990 - Peter Sarantopoulos (1st Team), George Argyropoulos (2nd Team) 1991 - Peter Sarantopoulos (1st Team) 1992 - George Argyropoulos (2nd Team) 1993 - Steve Albanese (2nd Team) 1994 - Tom Kouzmanis (1st Team), Steve Albanese (2nd Team) 1995 - Joe Demiglio (1st Team) 1996 - Joe Demiglio (1st Team), Stuart Black (1st Team) 1997 - Theo Zagar (1st Team), Joe Demiglio (1st Team),
Eric Puig (1st Team) 1998 - Jonathon Robilliard (2nd Team) 1999 - Tom Kiriakou (2nd Team), Logan Purdy (2nd Team) 2000 - Anthony Capotosto (1st Team) 2001 - Anthony Capotosto (1st Team), Yuri Elkaim (2nd Team), Jeff Ormonde (2nd Team), Tom Kouzmanis (2nd Team) 2002 - Yuri Elkaim (1st Team) 2003 - Robert Rupf (1st Team) 2004 - Sean Myers (2nd Team), Mike Bialy (2nd Team) 2005 - Eric Tse (1st Team) 2006 – Mike Bialy (1st Team), Eric Tse (2nd Team), Evan Milward (2nd Team) 2007 – Mike Bialy (1st Team) 2009 - Yannis Gianniotis (2nd Team) 2010 - Nordo Gooden (1st Team), Darragh McGee (1st Team)
OUA CHAMPIONS 2010, 2002, 1988, 1986, 1982, 1976, 1972, 1968, 1967, 1966, 1965, 1964*, 1963’, 1962, 1960, 1959, 1958*’, 1957, 1956’, 1955, 1954, 1953, 1951’, 1950, 1949, 1948, 1947, 1946, 1945, 1939, 1938, 1935, 1933, 1932, 1929, 1923, 1921, 1920, 1919, 1914, 1913, 1911, 1910, 1909, 1908, 1907, 1906, 1905, 1904 ‘ West champions *co-champions OUA COACH OF THE YEAR 1986 - Jim Lefkos (East co-winner) 1988 - Jim Lefkos (East) 1993 - Jim Lefkos (East) 2001 - Jim Lefkos (East North) 2003 - John Vidovich (West/North) 2004 - John Vidovich (North/South)
OUA MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 2003 - Robert Rupf (West/North) 2005 - Eric Tse (North/South) 2006 - Mike Bialy (East) 2007 - Mike Bialy (East) 2010 - Darragh McGee (East)
OUA COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD 2008 – Nordo Gooden (East) 2010 - Lawrence Buchan (East)
OUA ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2001 - Sean Myers (East/North) 2002 - George Davis (West/North) 2010 - Ezequiel Lubocki (East)
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Record Manual OUA ALL-STARS 1977 - Peter Uremovich (Fullback) 1978 - Pat Pitters (Def), Milan Lukovich (Alternate Fwd.) 1979 - Bob Simcoe (Goal), Dieter Wendling (Def), Chris Lasovich (Def) 1980 - Lenny Visconti (1st Mid), Peter Kovacs (2nd Def) 1981 - not available 1982 - Nitin Kawale (Def), Jim Kyriacou (Def), Frank Minchella (Mid), Lenny Visconti (Fwd), Riccardo Zane (Fwd) 1983 - Roman Mushka (Def), Bill Mackrell (Mid), Riccardo Zane (Fwd) 1984 - Bill Mackrell (Mid), Coz Zambasis (Mid), Raccardo Zane (Fwd) 1985 - Guido Geisler (Def), Coz Zambasis (Mid) 1986 - Carlo Vilardo (Goal), Guido Geisler (Def), Mark Purdy (Mid), Coz Zambasis (Mid), Pat Cubellis (Fwd) 1987 - Guido Geisler (Def), Mark Purdy (Mid), Dino Mastrogianis (Mid) 1988 - Dominic Ientile (Goal), Rob Pacas (Def), Guido Geisler (Def), John Diniz (Mid), Dino Mastrogianis (Mid), Coz Zambasis (Mid), Pat Cubellis (Str) 1989 - Guido Geisler (Def), Peter Sarantopoulos (Def), Chris Collie (Mid), John Diniz (Mid), Cubellis (Fwd) 1990 - Tim Rosenfeld (Goal), Peter Sarantopoulos (Def), Tom Lazarou (Mid), John Diniz (Mid), George Argyropoulos (Fwd) 1991 - Tim Rosenfeld (Goal), Peter Sarantopoulos (Def), Marco DeLuca (Mid), Enzo Sallese (Mid) 1992 - Steve Albanese (Def), Marco DeLuca (Mid), Enzo Sallese (Mid), George Argyropoulos (Fwd) 1993 - Steve Albanese (Def), Guido Spinelli (Mid), Joe Demiglio (Mid), Tom Kouzmanis (Fwd) 1994 - Theo Zagar (Goal), Steve Albanese (Def), Stuart Black (Mid), Tom Kouzmanis (Fwd) 1995 - Joe Demiglio (Def), Suhail Mirza (Mid), Ferdinando Tantalo (Mid) 1996 - Victor Maia (Goal), Joe Demiglio (Def), Stuart Black (Mid), Hieu Quach (Mid), Eric Puig (Fwd) 1997 - Theo Zagar (Goal), Joe DeMiglio (Def), Anthony Capotosto (Def), Stuart Black (Mid), Suhail Mirza (Mid), Eric Puig (Fwd) 1998 - Omar El-Behairy (Mid), Jonathan Robillard (Def) 1999 - Anthony Capotosto (1st Def), Logan Purdy (1st Def), Tom Kiriakou (1st Mid), Sakis Rizos (2nd Goal), Robert Rupf (2nd Def), Joey Ciano (2nd Def) 2000 - Anthony Capotosto (1st Def), Logan Purdy (1st Mid), Robert Rupf (2nd Def), Oday Khaghani (2nd Mid), Joey Ciano (2nd Mid) 2001 - Yuri Elkaim (1st Goal), Anthony Capotosto (1st Def), Oday Khaghani (1st Mid), Jeff Ormonde (1st Mid), Tom Kouzmanis (1st St), Joey Ciano (1st St), Robert Rupf (2nd Def), Jakov Moric (2nd Def), Sean Myers (2nd Mid) 2002 - Yuri Elkaim (1st Goal), Robert Rupf (1st Def), Jeff Ormonde (1st Mid), Sean Myers (1st St), Anthony Capotosto (2nd Def) 2003 - Robert Rupf (1st Def), George Davis (1st Def), Sean Myers (1st Mid), Michel D’Angelo (1st St), Mike Bialy (2nd Mid) 2004 - Mike Bialy (1st Mid), Sean Myers (1st St), George Davis (2nd Def), Faiz Karim (2nd Def) 2005 - Eric Tse (1st Def), Mike Bialy (1st Mid), Joe Rini (1st Mid), Kyle Hall (1st St), Dustin Chung (2nd Def), George Davis (2nd Mid) 2006 – Alen Keri (1st Def), Eric Tse (1st Def), Mike Bialy (1st Mid), Joe Rini (1st Mid), Evan Milward (1st St), Mario Nallira (2nd Mid). 2007 – Joe Rini (1st Mid), Mike Bialy (1st Mid), Dustin Chung (2nd Def), Jose D’Amora (2nd Mid), Evan Milward (2nd St). 2008 – Yannis Giannoitis (1st Def), Dustin Chung (1st Def), Mario Nallira (1st Mid), Niko Pesa (1st St), Lawrence Buchan (2nd Mid). 2009 - Yannis Gianniotis (1st Def), Dylan Bams (1st Mid), Alex Raphael (1st St), Jon Smits (2nd GK), Mario Nallira (2nd Mid), Nordo Gooden (2nd St). 2010 - Darrah McGee (1st Def), Ezequiel Lubocki (1st Mid), Alex Raphael (1st St), Nordo Gooden (1st St), Jon Smits (2nd GK), Dylan Bams (2nd Mid).
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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS, 1963 TO DATE 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 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 2010
W 5 5 6 6 10 6 4 2 6 9 7 6 5 7 4 5 7 2 2 9 6 2 5 7 7 10 10 9 5 8 8 8 6 5 8 9 9 9 8 4 0 5 7 8 8 10 11 10
REGULAR L 2 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 1 5 5 2 4 3 1 6 5 0 0 6 5 2 2 1 1 1 4 3 1 1 3 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 10 2 1 3 3 1 1 1
SEASON T Standing 1 3rd 1 1st West 0 1st West 0 1st West 0 1st West 0 1st West 3 * 4 * 1 * 2 1st West 4 2nd West 1 4th West 0 6th 1 3rd 1 6th 1 4th 1 2nd 2 10th 3 9th 1 1st East 6 3rd East 4 6th East 2 5th East 3 2nd East 3 1st East 1 1st East 1 2nd East 2 1st East 1 3rd East 1 3rd East 3 2nd East 3 2nd East 3 3rd East 5 4th East 3 2nd East 4 2nd East 3 1st C/N 2 1st C/N 2 1st C/N 4 1st North 0 1st North 3 1st North 2 1st North 3 3rd East 3 2nd East 3 2nd East 2 1st East 3 1st East
W 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 2 5 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 0 0 2 5 0 2 4 3 0 1 3 4
PLAYOFFS L T 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 1 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 2 0
Coach E. I. Glass E. I. Glass E. I. Glass E. I. Glass E. I. Glass E. I. Glass Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Bob Nichol Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos Jim Lefkos John Vidovich John Vidovich Carmine Isacco Carmine Isacco Anthony Capotosto Anthony Capotosto Anthony Capotosto Anthony Capotosto
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ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS, 1945 TO PRESENT All games are CIAU(C)/OQAA/OUAA/OUA league games unless otherwise noted 1945 13-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 20-Oct OAC 6 0 W 27-Oct Western 6 1 W 03-Nov OAC 2 2 T 10-Nov McMaster 6 0 W 17-Nov Western 4 0 W 1946 12-Oct OAC 2 1 W 19-Oct McMaster 9 0 W 25-Oct OAC 1 1 T 02-Nov McMaster 6 0 W 09-Nov Western 2 1 W 16-Nov Western 2 2 T 1947 11-Oct Western 3 3 T 18-Oct OAC 4 1 W 25-Oct McGill 7 0 W 01-Nov OAC 4 0 W 07-Nov McGill 3 0 W 15-Nov Western 2 0 W 1948 08-Oct Western 2 1 W 22-Oct McGill 4 2 W 30-Oct McGill 0 2 L 06-Nov OAC 0 1 L 13-Nov Western 2 0 W 20-Nov OAC 2 0 W 1949 14-Oct McGill 4 1 W 29-Oct Western 7 1 W 02-Nov OAC 0 2 L 05-Nov McGill 2 1 W 12-Nov Western 4 1 W 19-Nov OAC 9 1 W 1950 07-Oct Western 9 0 W 14-Oct McGill 1 3 L 21-Oct OAC 6 1 W 25-Oct OAC 1 1 T 28-Oct RMC 5 3 W 03-Nov RMC 2 0 W 04-Nov McGill 2 4 L 11-Nov Western 7 0 W 1951 12-Oct OAC 7 4 W 17-Oct OAC 5 1 W 18-Oct Buffalo St 1 0 W ex 19-Oct RMC 2 0 W 20-Oct McGill 2 5 L
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1952 04-Oct OAC 4 0 W 08-Oct Western 0 1 L 23-Oct OAC 0 1 L 25-Oct McGill 1 1 T 01-Nov RMC 3 2 W 07-Nov RMC 2 0 W 08-Nov McGill 2 2 T 15-Nov Western 3 4 L 1953 03-Oct OAC 3 3 T 09-Oct Western 6 1 W 16-Oct RMC 8 0 W 17-Oct McGill 1 1 T 20-Oct McMaster 8 0 W 28-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 31-Oct RMC 5 0 W 04-Nov OAC 4 2 W 07-Nov McGill 2 1 W 13-Nov Western 5 0 W 1954 09-Oct Western 7 0 W 23-Oct McGill 3 1 W 27-Oct OAC 3 1 W 30-Oct McGill 3 2 W 06-Nov Western 11 1 W 09-Nov McMaster 3 1 W 13-Nov OAC 4 1 W McMaster 1955 01-Oct Western 7 0 W 08-Oct OAC 6 0 W 15-Oct McGill 4 1 W 18-Oct McMaster 10 0 W 22-Oct McGill 7 2 W 29-Oct McMaster 5 1 W 05-Nov Western 1 0 W (def) 12-Nov OAC 1 1 T 1956 06-Oct McMaster 10 0 W 13-Oct OAC 5 1 W 20-Oct Western 9 0 W 23-Oct McMaster 5 0 W 27-Oct Western 7 0 W 03-Nov McGill 2 2 T 10-Nov McGill 2 2 T 17-Nov OAC 4 0 W
1957 09-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 12-Oct OAC 4 3 W 19-Oct Western 7 0 W 26-Oct Western 3 0 W 30-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 02-Nov McGill 2 2 T 09-Nov McGill 5 0 W 16-Nov OAC 2 2 T 1958 04-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 11-Oct Western 4 0 W 18-Oct McGill 2 0 W 22-Oct McMaster 6 0 W 25-Oct McGill 9 0 W 01-Nov Western 5 0 W 08-Nov OAC 3 4 L xx-Nov OAC 2 2 T 1959 02-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 10-Oct Western 3 0 W 15-Oct Ryerson 4 2 W 17-Oct McGill 0 1 L 21-Oct OAC 1 0 W 24-Oct McGill 5 1 W 27-Oct McMaster 2 0 W 31-Oct Western 5 1 W 07-Nov OAC 4 1 W 10-Nov Ryerson 4 2 W 1960 01-Oct Western 5 0 W 05-Oct McMaster 4 2 W 08-Oct OAC 3 5 L 11-Oct Ryerson 3 0 W 15-Oct McGill 4 5 L 22-Oct McGill 2 4 L 29-Oct McMaster 2 0 W 05-Nov Western 4 0 W 09-Nov Ryerson 4 1 W 12-Nov OAC 2 0 W 1961 04-Oct McMaster 3 3 T 07-Oct Western 4 1 W 12-Oct Ryerson 0 3 L 14-Oct OAC 3 6 L 21-Oct McGill 1 2 L 24-Oct McMaster 2 5 L 28-Oct McGill 3 3 T 01-Nov Ryerson 2 0 W 04-Nov OAC 3 1 W 11-Nov Western 10 1 W
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1967 23-Sep T&D Assn 8 3 W ex 26-Sep Ryerson 1 0 W ex 30-Sep Scarboro Jr. 3 1 W ex 04-Oct McMaster 6 0 W 07-Oct McGill 7 0 W 14-Oct Western 7 3 W 21-Oct Guelph 4 2 W 25-Oct Waterloo 8 3 W 28-Oct Guelph 11 0 W 04-Nov Western 4 0 W 08-Nov McMaster 2 0 W 11-Nov McGill 2 1 W 14-Nov Waterloo 7 1 W 18-Nov Queen’s 4 0 W OU-Ch 1968 05-Oct Guelph 3 4 L 12-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 19-Oct McMaster 4 1 W 26-Oct Western 5 2 W 30-Oct McMaster 3 2 W 02-Nov Waterloo 8 0 W 05-Nov Western 3 2 W 09-Nov Guelph 1 2 L 16-Nov Montreal 12 1 W OU-Ch 1969 27-Sep York 2 0 W ex 04-Oct McMaster 2 2 T 08-Oct Waterloo 5 2 W 11-Oct Western 1 1 T 18-Oct Guelph 1 1 T 25-Oct Western 4 2 W 29-Oct McMaster 1 3 L 01-Nov Guelph 2 1 W 04-Nov Waterloo 5 1 W 1970 30-Sep Buffalo St 0 2 L ex 03-Oct Guelph 4 4 T 06-Oct Western 0 2 L 14-Oct McMaster 1 1 T 17-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 21-Oct Guelph NP 24-Oct Western 3 3 T 28-Oct Waterloo 7 2 W 31-Oct McMaster 1 1 T 1971 22-Sep Waterloo 3 0 W 02-Oct Western 1 1 T 20-Oct McMaster 4 1 W 23-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 06-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 08-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W 13-Oct McMaster 2 1 W 26-Oct Western 1 2 L 06-Nov Laurentian 2 3 L OU-Ch
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1972 23-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W 27-Sep Brock 5 0 W 30-Sep McMaster 2 2 T 07-Oct Western 2 0 W 11-Oct Guelph 0 0 T 14-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 18-Oct Brock 2 1 W 21-Oct McMaster 1 0 W 28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W 29-Oct Laurentian 3 1 W 04-Nov Western 7 3 W 09-Nov York 4 0 W OU-Ch 10-Nov Alberta 0 2 L CIS 1973 18-Sep McMaster 0 1 L 22-Sep Guelph 1 1 T 26-Sep Brock 5 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 6 1 W 04-Oct Western 2 0 W 06-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 07-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 09-Oct Guelph 1 0 W 17-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 20-Oct Brock 6 0 W 25-Oct Western 4 2 W 27-Oct McMaster 1 1 T 1974 18-Sep McMaster 4 2 W 21-Sep Waterloo 3 0 W 26-Sep Guelph 3 2 W 01-Oct Brock 1 1 T 05-Oct Laurentian 1 2 L 06-Oct Laurentian 3 0 W 09-Oct Western 0 1 L 15-Oct Western 1 2 L 24-Oct Guelph 1 2 L 27-Oct Waterloo 1 4 L 30-Oct Brock 6 0 W 02-Nov McMaster 5 2 W 1975 20-Sep Western 4 1 W 24-Sep York 1 0 W 27-Sep Laurentian 1 2 L 04-Oct Guelph 1 2 L 08-Oct Brock 8 0 W 18-Oct Queen’s 1 3 L 19-Oct RMC 2 4 L 22-Oct Trent 3 0 W 25-Oct McMaster 3 1 W Waterloo 1 2 L 1976 22-Sep York 3 3 T 25-Sep Laurentian 3 1 W 29-Sep Guelph 2 1 W 02-Oct Trent 6 2 W 06-Oct Brock 4 0 W 09-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W
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1977 24-Sep Laurentian 2 3 L 28-Sep Guelph 4 0 W 05-Oct Brock 2 0 W 08-Oct Queen’s 3 1 W 09-Oct RMC 8 1 W 12-Oct Waterloo 3 3 T 15-Oct York 2 3 L 19-Oct McMaster 0 2 L 22-Oct Western 1 4 L 1978 23-Sep RMC 6 0 W 24-Sep Queen’s 1 2 L 30-Sep Laurentian 0 0 T 01-Oct McMaster 2 0 W 14-Oct Guelph 1 0 W 18-Oct Waterloo 0 1 L 21-Oct York 0 1 L 22-Oct Western 2 1 W 28-Oct Brock 2 0 W Queen’s 0 3 L OU-PO 1979 22-Sep RMC 6 0 W 23-Sep Queen’s 2 2 T 29-Sep Laurentian 2 3 L 03-Oct McMaster 1 0 W 06-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 13-Oct Guelph 3 0 W 20-Oct York 2 0 W 21-Oct Western 1 0 W 27-Oct Brock 3 0 W 31-Oct Western 3 1 W OU-PO Laurentian 3 2 W OU-Ch OT Championship forfeited – non-amateur player 1980 20-Sep Guelph 0 1 L 24-Sep Laurier 1 2 L 28-Sep Western 0 1 L 01-Oct McMaster 1 1 T 04-Oct Queen’s 1 2 L 12-Oct York 0 2 L 15-Oct Brock 1 1 T 18-Oct Laurentian 2 1 W 22-Oct Waterloo 0 2 L 26-Oct RMC 4 0 W 1981 19-Sep Laurentian 0 1 L 27-Sep Western 0 1 L 30-Sep Laurier 0 2 L 04-Oct York 1 3 L
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1982 25-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 02-Oct Trent 3 0 W 03-Oct RMC 5 0 W 06-Oct York 2 1 W 09-Oct Trent 2 0 W 10-Oct Carleton 1 0 W 16-Oct York 3 1 W 23-Oct Carleton 4 3 W 24-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 28-Oct Laurentian 3 1 W OU-PO 31-Oct Laurier 2 1 W OU-Ch xx-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS 1983 18-Sep Carleton 7 2 W 21-Sep York 0 0 T 24-Sep RMC 1 1 T 25-Sep Laurentian 1 1 T 01-Oct Trent 4 0 W 02-Oct Carleton 1 1 T 08-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 09-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 12-Oct Trent 2 0 W 19-Oct York 1 0 W 22-Oct RMC 2 2 T 23-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 1984 15-Sep RMC 0 0 T 16-Sep Laurentian 2 2 T 20-Sep York 2 1 W 23-Sep Carleton 0 0 T 29-Sep Trent 5 1 W 30-Sep Carleton 1 3 L 06-Oct Queen’s 1 4 L 07-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 13-Oct RMC 0 1 L 14-Oct Queen’s 0 1 L 17-Oct York 1 3 L 23-Oct Trent 1 2 L 1985 14-Sep Laurentian 3 0 W 15-Sep RMC 6 0 W 21-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 22-Sep Trent 1 0 W 28-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 29-Sep RMC 1 0 W 05-Oct Laurentian 3 0 W 06-Oct Carleton 0 1 L 09-Oct York 1 1 T 16-Oct Trent 2 0 W 19-Oct York 0 0 T
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1986 13-Sep Carleton 3 3 T 17-Sep York 2 0 W 20-Sep Queen’s 2 1 W 21-Sep RMC 6 1 W 27-Sep Laurentian 1 1 T 08-Oct Trent 3 0 W 15-Oct Trent 4 0 W 18-Oct York 0 1 L 19-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 25-Oct RMC 3 1 W 26-Oct Queen’s 0 1 L 28-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 02-Nov Queen’s pk 1 0 W OU-PO 07-Nov McMaster 1 0 W OU-PO 09-Nov Laurier 2 0 W OU-Ch 14-Nov UNB 3 2 W CIS 16-Nov UBC 0 4 L CIS-Ch 1987 19-Sep Queen’s 2 0 W 20-Sep Carleton 2 3 L 23-Sep Trent 8 2 W 26-Sep Laurentian 0 0 T 27-Sep Carleton 2 3 L 03-Oct RMC 4 0 W 07-Oct York 3 0 W 14-Oct York 0 0 T 17-Oct RMC 11 0 W 18-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 21-Oct Trent 7 0 W 24-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W 27-Oct York 3 1 W OU-PO 06-Nov Laurentian 1 0 W OU-PO 08-Nov Laurier 0 1 L OU-Ch 1988 17-Sep Queen’s 3 1 W 18-Sep RMC 5 1 W 21-Sep Trent 6 1 W 24-Sep RMC 7 0 W 25-Sep Carleton 2 1 W 01-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 02-Oct Laurentian 0 0 T 12-Oct Trent 1 0 W 15-Oct York 3 2 W 16-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W 19-Oct York 0 1 L 22-Oct Laurentian 2 0 W 20-Oct Carleton pk 1 0 W OU-PO 04-Nov Queen’s 4 2 W OU-PO 06-Nov Western 2 0 W OU-Ch 11-Nov Alberta 2 1 W CIS 12-Nov McGill 1 0 W CIS-Ch
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1993 18-Sep Queen’s 2 0 W 19-Sep Laurentian 1 1 T 22-Sep Ryerson 1 1 T 25-Sep Carleton 0 2 L 26-Sep Trent 5 1 W 29-Sep York 3 0 W 02-Oct Laurentian 1 0 W 08-Oct Trent 2 0 W 13-Oct York 4 2 W 16-Oct Queen’s 0 0 T 17-Oct Ryerson 2 0 W 24-Oct Carleton 3 1 W 30-Oct Laurentian 3 2 W OU-PO pk 03-Nov Queen’s 0 2 L OU-PO ot 1994 16-Sep Queen’s 4 0 W 18-Sep Laurentian 0 1 L 21-Sep Ryerson 1 1 T 24-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 25-Sep Trent 4 0 W 28-Sep York 2 0 W 01-Oct Laurentian 2 2 T 07-Oct Trent 3 0 W 12-Oct York 4 1 W 16-Oct Carleton 1 1 T 22-Oct Ryerson 3 1 W 23-Oct Queen’s 4 3 W 29-Oct Queen’s 0 0 W OU-PO pk 02-Nov Laurentian 0 0 L OU-PO pk 1995 16-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 20-Sep York 2 1 W 27-Sep Ryerson 1 3 L 30-Sep Laurentian 0 1 L 01-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 04-Oct Trent 6 2 W 07-Oct Ryerson 1 0 W 08-Oct Carleton 2 0 W 14-Oct Trent 4 0 W 15-Oct Carleton 1 1 T 21-Oct York 0 3 L 22-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W 28-Oct Queen’s 0 1 L OU-PO 1996 14-Sep Laurentian 1 2 L 15-Sep Queen’s 0 0 T 21-Sep Ryerson 2 0 W 22-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 28-Sep Carleton 1 1 T 29-Sep York 1 1 T 02-Oct York 4 0 W 05-Oct Laurentian 1 2 L 09-Oct Trent 9 0 W 16-Oct Ryerson 4 1 W
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1997 06-Sep Queen’s 1 2 L 10-Sep Trent 3 0 W 13-Sep Laurentian 2 2 T 20-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 21-Sep Laurentian 0 0 T 24-Sep York 1 0 W 27-Sep Trent 6 0 W 28-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 05-Oct York 2 0 W 07-Oct Ryerson 3 2 W 12-Oct Ryerson 6 0 W 17-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 26-Oct Laurentian 2 0 W OU-PO 29-Oct York 0 1 L OU-PO 1998 12-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 13-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 19-Sep Trent 7 0 W 20-Sep Ryerson 1 0 W 23-Sep York 0 1 L 26-Sep Nipissing 8 1 W 27-Sep Laurentian 2 2 T 03-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 2 2 T 10-Oct Nipissing 4 1 W 11-Oct Laurentian 4 0 W 17-Oct Ryerson 2 0 W 18-Oct Trent 9 1 W 25-Oct York 0 0 T 31-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W OU-PO 04-Nov York 1 0 W OU-PO 07-Nov Western 1 3 L OU-Ch 11-Nov Alberta 1 2 L CIS 12-Nov McGill 1 0 L CIS 1999 11-Sep Laurentian 2 2 T 12-Sep Nipissing 3 1 W 18-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 19-Sep Ryerson 3 1 W 25-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 26-Sep Trent 4 0 W 29-Sep York 1 1 T 02-Oct Nipissing 5 0 W 03-Oct Laurentian 1 0 W 08-Oct Toronto 2 1 W 16-Oct Trent 2 1 W 17-Oct Carleton 0 1 L 20-Oct Ryerson 2 0 W 23-Oct York 0 1 L 30-Oct York 0 1 L OU-PO
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2000 09-Sep Laurentian 1 0 W 10-Sep Nipissing 2 1 W 17-Sep Carleton 4 0 W 23-Sep Trent 2 1 W 24-Sep York 3 0 W 30-Sep Queen’s 3 2 W 02-Oct Trent 2 0 W 06-Oct York 3 1 W 07-Oct Queen’s 0 2 L 14-Oct Nipissing 4 2 W 15-Oct Laurentian 1 1 T 21-Oct Carleton 1 1 T 29-Oct York 0 3 L OU-PO 2001 09-Sep Trent 4 1 W 15-Sep Nipissing 7 0 W 16-Sep Laurentian 3 1 W 22-Sep Trent 3 0 W 23-Sep Queen’s 5 1 W 26-Sep York 4 1 W 29-Sep Carleton 0 0 W 06-Oct Laurentian 0 0 W 07-Oct Nipissing 6 0 W 13-Oct Carleton 1 0 W 20-Oct Queen’s 1 2 L 21-Oct York 0 3 L 27-Oct York 1 0 W OU-PO 03-Nov Laurier 1 2 L OU-PO 04-Nov Laurentian 2 1 W OU-PO 2002 14-Sep Waterloo 0 0 T 15-Sep Laurier 1 2 L 21-Sep Windsor 2 1 W 22-Sep Western 0 0 T 28-Sep Nipissing 1 0 W 29-Sep Laurentian 3 0 W 04-Oct York 0 0 T 10-Oct York 1 1 T 19-Oct Laurentian 1 2 L 20-Oct Nipissing 4 2 W 23-Oct Waterloo 3 2 W OU-PO 26-Oct Western 2 1 W OU-PO 02-Nov Brock 2 1 W OU-PO 03-Nov Carleton 2 1 W OU-Ch Victoria 1 0 W CIS Brock 0 2 L CIS McGill 0 3 L CIS-Br 2003 13-Sep Laurier 3 1 L (f) 14-Sep Nipissing 2 0 L (f) 21-Sep York 4 1 L (f) 27-Sep Waterloo 3 2 L (f) 28-Sep Laurier 2 1 L (f) 04-Oct Windsor 3 0 L (f) 05-Oct Western 1 0 L (f) 10-Oct York 3 1 L (f) 18-Oct Laurentian 0 1 L (f)
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2004 11-Sep Nipissing 3 2 W 12-Sep Laurentian 2 3 L 18-Sep York 0 0 T 25-Sep McMaster 8 0 W 26-Sep Brock 1 0 W 03-Oct Ryerson 1 0 W 16-Oct Nipissing 1 1 T 17-Oct Laurentian 0 2 L 23-Oct Guelph 1 1 T 24-Oct York 2 0 W 31-Oct McMaster 3 1 W OU-PO 06-Nov Carleton 3 2 W OU-PO 07-Nov Western 0 1 L OU-Ch 12-Nov Saint Mary’s 2 4 L CIS 13-Nov McGill 0 3 L CIS 2005 10-Sep Laurentian 2 0 W 11-Sep Nipissing 5 0 W 18-Sep York 0 0 T 24-Sep Guelph 2 2 T 25-Sep Ryerson 3 0 W 01-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 02-Oct Brock 4 0 W 15-Oct Laurentian 0 2 L 16-Oct Nipissing 2 0 W 23-Oct York 2 0 W 29-Oct Nipissing 2 1 W OU-PO 05-Nov Western 2 1 W OU-PO 06-Nov Carleton 0 2 L OU-Ch 11-Nov Saint Mary’s 1 0 W CIS 12-Nov Trin. Western 4 3 W CIS 13-Nov UBC 1 2 L CI-Ch 2006 2-Sep Ryerson 1 0 3-Sep Trent 2 1 9-Sep Laurentian 1 0 10-Sep Nipissing 3 0 17-Sep Ryerson 2 0 23-Sep Carleton 0 0 30-Sep Queen’s 1 2 1-Oct RMC 2 0 4-Oct Trent 2 2 6-Oct Nipissing 7 4 7-Oct Laurentian 1 1 14-Oct Queen’s 0 1 15-Oct RMC 3 0 22-Oct Carleton 1 3 25-Oct Nipissing 4 1 28-Oct Carleton 2 1 4-Nov Brock 3 1 5-Nov Western 1 2
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OU Playoff OU-PO ot OU SM OUA F ot
2007 1-Sep Trent 2-Sep Queen’s 8-Sep Laurentian 9-Sep Nipissing 15-Sep Carleton 19-Sep Ryerson 22-Sep Carleton 29-Sep Queen’s 3-Oct Trent 7-Oct RMC 10-Oct Ryerson 13-Oct Laurentian 14-Oct Nipissing 20-Oct RMC 27-Oct Queen’s
0 1 1 1 2 4 1 4 4 3 1 1 0 2 1
0 1 1 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2
T T T W L W L W W W W W L W L
OUA PO
2008 3-Sep Ryerson 6-Sep Laurentian 7-Sep Nipissing 14-Sep Carleton 20-Sep Trent 21-Sep Carleton 27-Sep Trent 28-Sep RMC 4-Oct Nipissing 5-Oct Laurentian 8-Oct Ryerson 10-Oct Queen’s 18-Oct RMC 19-Oct Queen’s 25-Oct Laurentian 1-Nov York 2-Nov Carleton
2 3 4 1 0 1 4 4 3 0 1 2 2 1 2 1 0
0 0 1 2 0 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 2 3
W W W L T W W W W T W W W T W L L
OUA PO OUA PO OUA Br
2009 5-Sep Trent 6-Sep Queen’s 13-Sep Queen’s 16-Sep Ryerson 19-Sep Carleton 26-Sep Laurentian 27-Sep Nipissing 30-Sep Trent 4-Oct RMC 7-Oct Ryerson 9-Oct Carleton 16-Oct Laurentian 17-Oct Nipissing 24-Oct RMC 31-Oct Laurentian 7-Nov Western 8-Nov McMaster 12-Nov Victoria 13-Nov Laval 15-Nov Trinity
6 0 0 2 0 3 2 3 3 1 2 2 1 5 4 3 0 2 0 1
0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2 1 1 3 2
W T L W T W W W W W W W W W W W L W L L
OUA PO OUA S pk OUA F pk CIS CIS CIS pk
31
Record Manual 2010 4-Sep Nipissing 1 5-Sep Laurentian 2 11-Sep Queen’s 1 12-Sep RMC 5 18-Sep RMC 1 19-Sep Ryerson 1 25-Sep Carleton 0 3-Oct Carleton 0 8-Oct Laurentian 3 9-Oct Nipissing 6 13-Oct Ryerson 3 17-Oct Queen’s 2 20-Oct Trent 5 23-Oct Trent 4 30-Oct Queen’s 2 6-Nov Western 3 7-Nov York 1 11-Nov UQAM 5 13-Nov UBC 0 14-Nov Saint’ Mary’s 0
1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 2
T W W W W T L T W W W W W W W W W W L L
OUA QF OUA SF OUA F pk CIS-QF CIS-SF CIS-Br
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