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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 2 Schedule....................................................Page 5 Coaching Staff...........................................Page 6 Season Preview.........................................Page 8 Player Profiles...........................................Page 10 2010 Year in Review.................................Page 14 Record Manual..........................................Page 18
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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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Opponent
Location
Time/Result
Old Four Tournament 8/27/2011 University of Western Ontario Montreal, Quebec 8/28/2011 Old Four Tournament Day 2 Montreal, Quebec
W 1-0 Cancelled
Regular Season 9/3/2011 University of Ottawa 9/4/2011 Carleton University 9/10/2011 Nipissing University 9/11/2011 Laurentian University 9/18/2011 Ryerson University 9/21/2011 Trent University 9/24/2011 Royal Military College of Canada 9/25/2011 Queen’s University 10/1/2011 Laurentian University 10/2/2011 Nipissing University 10/8/2011 Queen’s University 10/9/2011 Royal Military College of Canada 10/16/2011 Ryerson University 10/19/2011 Trent University 10/22/2011 Carleton University 10/23/2011 University of Ottawa
Varsity Centre 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 Ottawa, Ontario
1:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. TBD 6:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 12:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.
Playoffs 10/26/2011 10/29/2011 11/5-6/2011 11/10-13/2011
TBA TBA TBA Montreal, Quebec
TBA TBA TBA TBA
OUA Playoff OUA Quarter-Final OUA Final Four CIS Championship
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Coaching Staff
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. He was hired on a full-time basis as both the men’s and women’s head coach in April, 2011. 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. 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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C Y P R I A N M c FA R L A N E First Assistant Coach
LAURA
ARDUINI
Second Assistant Coach
McFarlane returns to the women’s
A five-year Blues veteran, Laura Arduini
program after a one-year stint in 2004,
garnered many accolades over her
where he helped guide the Blues to the
playing career, including OUA all-star
OUA bronze medal. Since then, McFarlane
recognition, and she was selected as a
has been a prominent figure in girls youth
player and team leader for the Canadian
soccer. He was the technical director of
team at the FISU World University Games
development teams in the Brams United
in Serbia in 2009. She led her Blues
Girls Soccer Club from 2004-06, while
squad to great success over her playing
also coaching at various levels within the
career at U of T - most recently an OUA
West Rouge, Ajax United and Erin Mills Soccer Clubs.
first place regular season finish in 2008 and a gold medal at the 2009 Bogazici University Sportsfest in Istanbul. Laura graduated from OISE with a B.Ed and is a qualified teacher.
LUCIANO
L O M BA R D I
Goalkeeper 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 cocaptain in 2008, he was nominated for U of T’s George M. Biggs award, given annually to the graduating male studentathlete 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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JENESSA
BA N W E L L
Graduate Assistant Jenessa joins the Varsity Blues women’s soccer coaching staff in 2011 after five years with the team. During her time at U of T, she was selected as the recipient of the coaches award in 2009 for her outstanding achievements in the classroom and her leadership and dedication on the women’s varsity soccer team. Banwell was also the recipient of the Helen Gurney award in 2010 for her leadership, academic achievement and excellence in athletics. A two-time OUA allstar, Banwell received the Juri V. Daniel in-course scholarship for academic excellence and leadership in 2010. She has led numerous clinics and camps as a part of the women’s soccer team’s outreach programs, and was also the program director at Christie Kicks Soccer, a local development organization for kids aged 5-13.
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With full-time head coach Anthony Capotosto at the helm, the Varsity Blues women’s soccer team is looking for a fresh start in 2011. The Blues have a solid core of veterans as well as a talented group of first and second-year players and look to improve upon their third-place finish last season. Fifth-year veteran and team captain Jackie Miklovich, as well as third-year standout Diana Esteireiro, will be called upon to lead Toronto’s defensive corps. They will rely on Fatima Braimoh and Nicole Zikovitz, who both return from injury in 2011, as well as sophomores Elise Kohno and Zovel Hyre to provide support to a unit that allowed only 11 goals against in 16 games last season. Veterans Nav Deol and Laura Machado look to lead a young group of midfielders this season, while second-year architecture major Caroline Murphy has solidified her spot with an impressive showing at training camp. Rookie Olivia Gonsalves will see significant playing time and Lisa English is also expected to contribute in 2011. Fifth-year transfer Eilish McConville is sure to add a spark to U of T’s front line in 2011. A three-time CIS all-Canadian as a member of the Queen’s Gaels, McConville will also rely on third-year commerce major Jessica Fantozzi, as well as sophomore striker Aisha Lewis, to generate some offence in 2011. Defender-turned-striker Mel Bowen and rookie Hattie Daumann round out Toronto’s offensive unit this season. Capotosto will rely upon two capable keepers in rookie Sara Petrucci and second-year Monica Maher to lead Toronto between the pipes in 2011. The Varsity Blues open their 2011 regular season campaign at home this weekend (Sept. 3-4) as they host the Ottawa GeeGees and Carleton Ravens. Game times are scheduled for 1 p.m. and 12 p.m., respectively.
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Player Profiles
MEL
B OW E N STRIKER
5-4
NAV
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DEOL
ELIG: 2
DEFENCE/MIDFIELD
5-8
ELIG: 5
West Vancouver S.S. • West Vancouver, B.C.
Clarkson S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.
Film/English
OISE
Soccer: Represented British Columbia and won a gold medal at the 2009 Canada Summer Games…scored the winning goal against Ontario in the semifinals. Varsity: 2010: Sidelined due to injury. 2009: Dressed for 14 games as a defender...scored four goals. Personal: Volunteers with Project Share, Education without Borders and Amnesty International.
H AT T I E
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DA U M A N STRIKER
5-5
High School: Named both senior and junior athlete of the year while at Clarkson S.S…named the most valuable player on the girl’s soccer team...won the law award and physical education award. Club Soccer: Played for the Erin Mills Eagles…scored the winning goal to win the U-18 nationals. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games... scored one goal. 2009: Dressed for 11 games...scored one goal. 2008: Dressed for all 14 games…scored four goals this season… named an OUA first team all-star 2007: Dressed for 12 games.
ELIG: 2
Lord Byng S.S. • Vancouver, B.C. Health Studies Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 12 games at midfield.
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LISA
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ENGLISH MIDFIELD
5-6
ELIG: 2
J E S S I CA
FA N TO Z Z I STRIKER
5-6
17
ELIG: 3
Notre Dame C.S.S. • Scarborough, Ont.
St. Theresa of Lisieux • Richmond Hill, Ont.
Physical Education & Health
Commerce
Academic Awards: Won the Toronto essay contest in 2008 for her work on racism and bullying. High School: Named the most valuable player on the soccer team. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for nine games. Personal: Great grandfather is inducted in the horse racing hall of fame.
Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 11 games... scored one goal. 2009: Dressed for 15 games...led the Blues with seven goals... named an OUA second team all-star. Personal: Sister, Christina, also played for the Varsity Blues women’s soccer team.
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D I A NA
E S T E I R E I RO DEFENCE
5-8
ELIG: 3
Humanities • Etobicoke, Ont. Michael Power/St. Joseph S.S. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 15 games. 2009: Dressed for 15 games. Personal: Brother, Mark, plays soccer for the under-14 Etobicoke Energy.
ELISE
KOHNO DEFENCE
5-7
12 ELIG: 2
West Point Grey Acad. • Vancouver, B.C. Social/Political Science High School: Named the most outstanding offensive player on the soccer team...won the most inspirational player award on the volleyball team in 2010. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 14 games. Personal: Organizes and attends community leadership conferences focusing on social change.
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New Faces to the Field
AISHA
LEWIS STRIKER
5-8
14
J AC K I E
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M I K L OV I C H
ELIG: 2
DEFENCE
5-3
ELIG: 5
Rick Hansen S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.
Cardinal Carter C.H.S. • Aurora, Ont.
Urban Studies/Sociology
Civil Engineering
High School: Graduated with honours in 2010...won the Allison Clinton athletic scholarship in 2007-08. Varsity: 2010: Played in 14 games...scored two goals. Personal: Father played basketball at Ryerson University...Aisha helped to organize a holiday cheer party at a seniors home in 2008.
LAURA
M AC H A D O MIDFIELD
5-8
Club Soccer: Played for the Aurora Stingers. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 17 games. 2009: Dressed for 13 games. 2008: Dressed for all 14 games. Personal: Sister, Nicole plays soccer in Ajax.
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MURPHY MIDFIELD
ELIG: 5
High School: Received the Ron Lenyk Athletic Award from the Sport Council of Mississauga…won the Taneburum Athletic scholarship award in 2007. Academic Awards: Won the J. Harry Ebbs achievement award in 2010. Club Soccer: Played with the Erin Mills Soccer Club. Varsity: Received a Tananbaum athletic award and a Mississauga Sports Council bursary. 2010: Dressed for eight games... scored two goals. 2009: Dressed for 11 games. 2008: Dressed for 11 games…scored two goals. 2007: Dressed for 14 games. Personal: Father, Richard, played soccer in Uruguay, South America and was the Varsity Blues goalkeeper coach in 2007-08.
5-3
ELIG: 2
Holy Trinity C.S.S. • Stoufville, Ont.
Iona C.S.S. • Mississauga, Ont. Physical Education & Health
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Architecture High School: Named the girl’s soccer most valuable player from 2006-10...named the most valuable player on the track and field team in 2009. Club Soccer: Won the Ontario Cup with the under-21 Richmond Hill Raiders. Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 12 games.
NICOLE
Z I K OV I T Z DEFENCE
5-4
6
ELIG: 2
St. Theresa of Lisieux • Richmond Hill, Ont.
Physical Education & Health Varsity: 2010: Sidelined due to injury. 2009: Dressed for 12 games.
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KENDRA
BENEDICT DEFENCE/MIDFIELD
5-7
16
ELIG: 2
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5-9
ELIG: 2
Halifax West S.S. • Halifax, N.S.
St. Igantius of Loyola • Oakville, Ont.
Sociology
Neuroscience
High School: Named the most improved player on the girls soccer team...won the coaches choice award on the under-18 tier 1 team. Previous post-secondary: Played for the Saint Mary’s Huskies in 2009.
OLIVIA
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G O N S A LV E S MIDFIELD
5-5
ELIG: 1
Sir John A. MacDonald • Scarborough, Ont.
Sociology High School: Named the athlete of the year from 2009-11...named the soccer most valuable player in 2009...named the volleyball most valuable player in 2008, 2009 and 2011...named the field hockey most valuable player in 2011.
Z OV E L
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HYRE DEFENCE
5-6
ELIG: 2
Birchmount Park C.I. • Markham, Ont.
Neuroscience High School: Won the principal’s award, given to a graduating student who did exceptionally well both academically and in extracurricular activities...named the athlete of the year in 2010... helped her high school to a pair of third-place finishes in the Ontario provincials in 2006 and 2008. Club Soccer: With the Wexford Jaguars, helped them to the 2007 league and cup championships. Previous post-secondary: Played on the LaSalle Explorers in 2008...was a member of LaSalle’s Honor’s Society. Jamaican National Team: Has two years of national team experience, first, as the Jamaican national under-17 team captain, the other on the under-20 squad and each of those qualified and competed in the CONCACAF competitions Personal: Is a therapeutic recreation volunteer at Holland Bloorview Kids’ Rehab Hospital...volunteers with homeless feeding and outreach program, as well as the United Way Walk, VHA Home Healthcare and COSTI.
SOCCER
M O N I CA
Academic Awards: Won the Joseph Wesley MacCallum scholarship in 2011...won the Katheryn Anne Radford scholarship for athletic and academic excellence in 2010. Soccer: Won the under-17 Ontario Cup with the Oshawa Kicks... won gold at the national championships as a member of Team Ontario. Personal: Younger sister, Paulina, is a member of the Varsity Blues cross country and track and field teams...Monica is the vicepresident of the Victoria College Athletic Association and president of the Victoria College Health Club.
EILISH
McCONVILLE STRIKER
5-8
3
ELIG: 5
Lisgar C.I. • Ottawa, Ont. Medicine Previous Post-Secondary: Played for the Queen’s Gaels from 2004-07...named a CIS academic all-Canadian all four years... named the CIS women’s soccer rookie of the year in 2003... named a first team all-Canadian from 2004-06...won the Alfie Pierce award in 2004...won the PHE 55’ aware in 2007.
SARA
P E T RU C C I GOALKEEPER
5-7
00 ELIG: 1
Robert F. Hall C.S.S. • Bolton, Ont. Criminology
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The Varsity Blues women’s soccer team went 8-4-4 and finished in third place in the OUA East division. Fifth-year transfer student Kate Crowley had a solid season in the midfield and led Toronto with five goals throughout the year. Jenessa Banwell was recognized as a first-team OUA East all-star as she anchored a strong Blues defence that included second-team all-stars Alicia Lashley and goalkeeper Katarina Vulic. Crowley also picked up second-team honours, making her a five-time all-star over a stellar university career that included four seasons with the Western Mustangs. The Blues faced off against the sixth-seeded Nipissing Lakers in the first round of the OUA playoffs. A late marker ended the women’s year in heartbreaking fashion, as they fell 1-0 to the Lakers and were eliminated from the postseason.
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2010 Year in Review
2010 OUA STANDINGS East Team Queen’s Ottawa Toronto Carleton Laurentian Nipissing Ryerson RMC Trent
GP 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16 16
W 14 12 8 7 6 5 4 2 0
L 2 1 4 6 5 7 6 12 15
T 0 3 4 3 5 4 6 2 1
West Team Laurier McMaster Windsor Western York Brock Guelph Waterloo
PTS 42 39 28 24 23 19 18 8 1
GP 14 14 14 14 14 14 14 14
W 11 8 5 5 6 4 3 3
L 1 4 4 6 8 6 6 10
T 2 2 5 3 0 4 5 1
PTS 35 26 20 18 18 16 14 10
2010 VARSITY BLUES STATISTICS ## 20 21 8 4 16 23
Player Kate Crowley Juliana Bergin Shirley Ho Melanie Seabra Jennifer Siu Aisha Lewis
GP 14 4 11 15 10 14
G 5 3 3 3 3 2
YC 0 0 0 0 0 0
RC 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 2 11 23 7 17 10
Laura Machado 8 Andrea Czyrka 16 Nav Deol 13 Tessa Dimitrakapoulos 7 Diana Esteireiro 15 Jessica Fantozzi 11 Alicia Lashley 12
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2010 Year in Review
2010 SCHEDULE & RESULTS Regular Season Date Opponent 9/4/2010 Toronto 1, Nippissing 1 9/5/2010 Toronto 4, Laurentian 0 9/11/2010 Queen’s 3, Toronto 0 9/12/2010 Toronto 5, RMC 1 9/18/2010 Toronto 2, RMC 1 9/19/2010 Toronto 0, Ryerson 0 9/25/2010 Carleton 0, Toronto 0 10/2/2010 Toronto 0, Ottawa 0 10/3/2010 Carleton 1, Toronto 0 10/8/2010 Toronto 3, Laurentian 0 10/9/2010 Toronto 2, Nipissing 0 10/13/2010 Toronto 6, Ryerson 0 10/17/2010 Queen’s 3, Toronto 0 10/20/2010 Toronto 3, Trent 0 10/23/2010 Toronto 2, Trent 0 10/24/2010 Ottawa 1, Toronto 0 OUA Playoffs Date 10/27/2010
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Location Education Centre Field Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Varsity Centre RMC Inner Field Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Raven’s Field Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Birchmount Stadium Richardson Stadium Trent University Varsity Centre Varsity Centre
Playoff Quarter-Final
Goal Scorers Czyrka 1 Bergin 2, Crowley 1, Seabra 1 Bergin 1, Crowley 1, Ho 1, Machado 1, Siu 1 Crowley 1, Machado 1
Deol 1, Ho 1, Siu 1 Esteireiro 1, Lashley 1 Crowley 2, Seabra 2, Lewis 1, Siu 1 Dimitrakapolous 1, Fantozzi 1, Ho 1 Dimitrakapolous 1, Lewis
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As part of the Varsity Blues family, women’s soccer is one of 44 men’s and women’s teams in 26 sports offered at U of T. The breadth of the Varsity Blues experience and legacy are unmatched at a Canadian university. Several hundred Varsity Blues athletes have qualified for Olympic Games and FISU (international university) Games, as well as Commonwealth and Pan Am Games. Varsity Blues teams are coached by one of the most talented, acclaimed and successful coaching staffs in North America, including national team and Olympic coaches. The recognizable blue and white uniform represents an intercollegiate program that is one of the largest and most successful university sport programs in North America. Women’s soccer at U of T provides student-athletes with the unique opportunity to pursue a favourite sport and a challenging academic program at one of the world’s leading public research universities.
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Record Manual
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS, 1985 TO DATE Season 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11
Reg. Season W L T Standing 3 4 0 3rd East 6 2 0 2nd East 7 2 1 2nd East 4 3 1 4th East 8 1 1 1st East 6 3 1 3rd East 7 2 1 2nd East 8 1 1 1st East 5 3 2 3rd East 6 3 3 4th East 7 1 4 2nd East 4 6 2 5th East 4 6 2 5th East 5 5 2 4th East 6 6 0 2nd C/N 3 2 4 2nd C/N 6 2 2 2nd C/N 4 5 1 2nd C/N 1 4 5 3rd C/N 6 3 1 2nd North 3 3 4 3rd North 5 5 6 5th East 9 1 6 2nd East 10 2 2 1st East 11 1 4 2nd East 8 4 4 3rd East
Playoff W 2 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 1 0 0 2 0
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS CIS all-Canadians since 1987 2008 – Erica Basso (1st Team) 2007 - Erica Basso (2nd Team) 2005 - Erin Osborne (2nd Team) 2004 - Donna Carvalhal (1st Team), Ashleigh Dolbaczuk (2nd Team) 1996 - Jane Lea (1st Team) 1995 - Jane Lea (1st Team) 1994 - Anne Marie Fleming (1st Team) 1993 - Anne Marie Fleming (2nd Team) 1992 - Carlene Cardwell (1st Team), Nancy Lewis (2nd Team) 1991 - Carlene Cardwell (1st Team), Celia Pires (2nd Team) 1990 - Carlene Cardwell (1st Team) 1989 - Carlene Cardwell (2nd Team) 1987 - Karen Hughes (1st Team) OUA all-stars (2000 - Present) 2010 - Janessa Banwell (1st Team), Kate Crowley (2nd Team), Alicia Lashley (2nd Team), Kat Vulic (2nd Team) 2009 - Erica Basso (1st Team), Alicia Lashley (1st Team), Jenessa Banwell (2nd Team), Jessica Fantozzi (2nd Team), Arin King (2nd Team) 2008 – Erica Basso (1st Team), Nav Deol (1st Team), Laura Arduini (2nd Team), Heidi Borgmann (2nd Team), Jennifer Siu (2nd Team) 2007 - Erica Basso (1st Team), Laura Arduini (1st Team), Mary Anne Barnes (1st Team), Heidi Borgmann (2nd Team), Neena Gupta (2nd Team) 2006 - Loretta DeThomasis (2nd Team), Neena Gupta (2nd Team), Lindsay Lashley (2nd Team), Erica Basso(2nd Team) 2005 - Erin Osborne 2004 - Donna Carvalhal, Ashleigh Dolbaczuk, Lauren Karst, Andrea Tristo 2001 - Lillian Lefkos 2000 - Lillian Lefkos OUA East Most Valuable Player 2008 - Erica Basso OUA Community Service Award 2009 - Jennifer Siu OUA Coach of the Year 2006 - Beth McCharles
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Record Manual
ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS Points Date Opponent Var Opp W/L Type 1985 24-Sep York 2 4 L 28-Sep Trent 15 0 W 29-Sep Queen’s 2 5 L 1-Oct McMaster 2 0 W 5-Oct Queen’s 1 3 L 8-Oct York 2 1 W 10-Oct McMaster 1 2 L Brock 4 1 W OW-PO Queen’s 0 3 L OW-PO Laurier 1 0 W OW-PO Western 0 2 L OW-PO McMaster 1 2 L OW-PO 1986 24-Sep Ryerson 10 0 W 4-Oct Queen’s 1 2 L 5-Oct Trent 1 0 W 15-Oct Ryerson 9 0 W 18-Oct Trent 12 0 W 19-Oct Queen’s 1 2 L 23-Oct York 2 0 W 29-Oct York 3 1 W 1-Nov Guelph 3 2 W OW-PO 1-Nov McMaster 1 2 L OW-PO 1987 26-Sep Trent 4 0 W 3-Oct Queen’s 2 0 W 4-Oct Carleton 3 1 W 13-Oct York 0 0 T 17-Oct Trent 4 0 W 17-Oct Carleton 4 0 W 18-Oct Queen’s 0 1 L 18-Oct Ryerson 6 0 W 24-Oct Ryerson 2 0 W 29-Oct York 1 4 L 6-Nov Guelph 2 1 W pk OW-PO 7-Nov McMaster 0 3 L OW-PO 8-Nov Queen’s 1 3 L OW-PO 1988 24-Sep Queen’s 2 5 L 25-Sep Carleton 1 2 L 28-Sep Ryerson 1 0 W 2-Oct Trent 5 0 W 5-Oct York 0 2 L 15-Oct Trent 5 0 W 16-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W 22-Oct York 0 0 T 26-Oct Ryerson 3 0 W 29-Oct Carleton 2 0 W 4-Nov McMaster 0 1 L OW-PO 5-Nov Laurier 3 4 L pk OW-PO
1989 23-Sep Queen’s 0 3 L 24-Sep Carleton 27-Sep Ryerson 1-Oct Trent 4-Oct York 14-Oct Trent 15-Oct Queen’s 21-Oct York 25-Oct Ryerson 10 0 W 28-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 4-Nov Laurier 2 3 L 5-Nov McMaster 1 0 W
OW-PO OW-PO
1989 OWIAA Records are incomplete because of an in-season office move
1990 22-Sep Queen’s 2 1 W 23-Sep Carleton 0 2 L 26-Sep York 0 2 L 29-Sep Trent 8 0 W 30-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 3-Oct Ryerson 4 0 W 14-Oct Ryerson 8 0 W 16-Oct York 0 2 L 20-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 27-Oct Trent 9 0 W 2-Nov Western 1 0 W OW-PO 3-Nov York 2 0 W OW-PO 4-Nov Laurier 0 2 L OW-Ch 1991 21-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 22-Sep Carleton 4 1 W 25-Sep York 0 2 L 28-Sep Trent 2 0 W 29-Sep Queen’s 1 1 T 2-Oct Ryerson 12 0 W 16-Oct York 0 3 L 19-Oct Carleton 2 0 W 23-Oct Ryerson 11 0 W 26-Oct Trent 8 0 W Windsor 0 1 L OW-PO 1992 16-Sep Ryerson 12 0 W 20-Sep Queen’s 4 2 W 26-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 27-Sep Trent 5 0 W 2-Oct Trent 7 0 W 8-Oct York 1 1 T 13-Oct Ryerson 9 0 W 15-Oct York 1 3 L 24-Oct Carleton 1 0 W 25-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W Waterloo 3 2 W ot OW-PO Western 0 1 L OW-PO Laurier 1 3 L OW-PO
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1993 18-Sep Queen’s 0 2 L 22-Sep Ryerson 5 0 W 25-Sep Carleton 3 0 W 26-Sep Trent 3 1 W 29-Sep York 1 2 L 8-Oct Trent 2 0 W 13-Oct York 1 2 L 16-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 17-Oct Ryerson 6 0 W 24-Oct Carleton 0 0 T 28-Oct McMaster 1 5 L OW-PO 1994 16-Sep Queen’s 0 3 L 18-Sep Ottawa 21-Sep Ryerson 1 0 W 24-Sep Carleton 5 0 W 25-Sep Trent 3 0 W 28-Sep York 0 0 T 1-Oct Ottawa 1 2 L 7-Oct Trent 2 0 W 12-Oct York 1 1 T 16-Oct Carleton 2 1 T 22-Oct Ryerson 3 0 W 23-Oct Queen’s 28-Oct Guelph 1 2 L OW-PO 1995 16-Sep Queen’s 0 0 T 20-Sep York 2 4 L 24-Sep Ottawa 1 1 T 27-Sep Ryerson 6 1 W 30-Sep Ottawa 1 1 T 4-Oct Trent 2 0 W 7-Oct Ryerson 2 0 W 8-Oct Carleton 2 0 W 14-Oct Trent 4 0 W 15-Oct Carleton 2 2 T 21-Oct York 3 0 W 22-Oct Queen’s 4 1 W 27-Oct Guelph 2 1 W pk OW-PO 28-Oct Laurier 1 2 L OW-PO 29-Oct McMaster 0 3 L OW-PO 1996 14-Sep Ottawa 0 1 L 15-Sep Queen’s 0 0 T 18-Sep York 3 4 L 21-Sep Ryerson 7 0 W 22-Sep Queen’s 1 2 L 28-Sep Carleton 0 2 L 29-Sep York 0 1 L 5-Oct Ottawa 0 2 L 9-Oct Trent 1 1 T 16-Oct Ryerson 4 0 W 19-Oct Trent 3 1 W 20-Oct Carleton 4 1 W
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