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Founded.......................................................1827 Enrollment.........................80,282 (68,826 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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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 John DeSouza..............................Varsity Blues Field Hockey Head Coach........coachjohndesouza@gmail.com
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The two-time OUA defending champion Blues had a perfect 14-0-0 season heading into last year’s CIS championship on home turf, where they earned the national silver medal. U of T has won a league-leading 29 provincial titles since 1971. Toronto’s forward line will be led by fourth-year veteran Ally Evanyshyn (Burlington, Ont.), who led the team and ranked second in the province with 12 goals last season. She, along with sophomore standout Emma Stairs (Kitchener, Ont.) will be U of T’s biggest offensive threats. Stairs sat third on the team and fifth in the OUA with nine goals in 12 regular season games in 2012. They will look to fourth and fifth-year veterans Gabby Permell (Burlington) and Justine Branco (Mississauga) to step up and contribute to the attack this season.
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The Blues midfield will be anchored by Emma’s sister, 2012 CIS allCanadian Tegan Stairs. Tegan, who transferred from the Guelph Gryphons in 2012, notched 11 goals in her first regular season with U of T and led the team with three tallies at the national tournament. She, along with fourth-year veteran and offensive threat Alex Thicke (North Vancouver), will guide the midfield, which includes the youth and speed of newcomers Taylor Fleck (Raleigh, N.C.), Emma Wingrave (Oakville) and Megan Johansen (Kelowna, B.C.). The Blues will also look to two-time CIS all-Canadian Amanda Woodcroft (Waterloo) to fill the gaps when she returns from her tour with the Canadian senior national team in Argentina and Australia.
With the loss of Kaelan Watson and Kelley Lusk on the back end, veterans Sara Ali (Toronto) and Heather Haughn (North Vancouver) will be relied on to step into a leadership role this season. Haughn will add speed and creatively out of the defensive lines and the duo will help pre-season standouts Alison Lee (Mississauga) and Rachel Fackoury (Maryhill, Ont.) make a difference in 2013. Burlington native Katy-Jo Williams enters her fifth and final season between the pipes and, after a solid preseason showing, will once again prove that she is one of the top netminders in the country.
Coaching Staff
JOHN
DE SOUZA
Head Coach
John De Souza has been a member of the Varsity Blues field hockey program since 1990. He has been an assistant to legendary coach Liz Hoffman as well as coaching veteran and current U of T director of intercollegiate and high performance sport director Beth Ali. He has helped guide the Blues to 12 OUA championship titles, CIS bronze and silver medals and most recently a CIS gold medal performance in 2007 and 2010. 1998 was De Souza’s first tour of duty as the Blues bench boss. He stepped in and took over the helm when Ali took a year sabbatical from coaching. A graduate of Humber College and a constable with the Ontario Provincial Police, De Souza played provincially for 13 years and was a national team player for seven years, as well as a member of G.O.A. field hockey club. As a player, De Souza represented Canada at the 1995 Pan American Games and was an assistant coach on 2007 gold-medal winning Pan American Games men’s field hockey team that represented Canada at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. He was the head coach of the men’s national indoor field hockey team that finish seventh at the 2007 World Cup in Vienna, Austria. De Souza has also been an assistant coach with the Canadian junior men’s field hockey program and has served as a board member of Field Hockey Ontario and Field Hockey Canada. De Souza was named the 2011 OUA and CIS coach of the year University of Toronto Coaching Record as of August, 2013
Season Regular Season 2012 12-0 2011 11-1 2010 13-1 2009 10-1-3 2008 12-0-2 2007 12-1-1 1998 15-0-1 TOTAL 85-4-7
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Assistant Coach Cassius Mendonca joined the Varsity Blues field hockey coaching staff for his first year in 2009. Specializing in video analysis and game/player scouting, Mendonca brings nearly a decade of coaching experience to the U of T staff. He is currently the men’s high performance training centre head coach and has been involved with the provincial program since 2004. In 2007, Mendonca was an assistant coach specializing in video analysis for the Canadian men’s indoor national team, who participated in the Indoor World Cup in Vienna, Austria. When he’s not on the field, Cassius is a Quality Assurance Engineer at G.K. Industries Ltd. and resides in Brampton, Ontario with his wife and children.
KRI
SHIER
Assistant Coach A three-time captain of the Varsity Blues, Kri Shier joined the coaching staff for the 2012 season.
M A L I N DA H A P UA R AC H C H I Assistant Coach Malinda Hapuarachchi joined the coaching staff in the 2012 season. She was the cornerstone of the Blues success during her tenure, contributing substantially to three consecutive OUA titles and CIS bronze medals. For her efforts in 2006-07, she received national recognition when presented with the prestigious CIS Gail Wilson award as the country’s best all-around athlete. Malinda was a member of the Canadian national indoor team which competed in the World Cup in February of 2007. In the fall of 2007, Malinda lived in Breda, Netherlands and played for the Push Hockey Club, while also coaching youth teams. She co-captained Team Canada at the 2010 indoor Pan Am championships, helping the team to a fifth-place finish. She served as an assistant coach with the Queen’s Gaels field hockey team from 2008-11.
A D R I A N L I G H TOW L E R Strength & Conditioning Adrian Lightowler joined the Varsity Blues staff in 2011 after emigrating to Toronto with his Canadian wife.
She was a two-time OUA all-star and 2008 CIS all-Canadian, leading the Blues in scoring in her fifth and final season.
A native of Worcester, U.K., Adrian has worked in a professional sporting environment for the past decade, as a rugby player with Worcester Warriors, Leinster, Greystones and Moseley. While She was a member of three OUA playing for Moseley he was diagnosed championship teams and helped guide with a fractured neck that brought an the squad to a national title in 2007. She was also a nationally immediate end to his playing career and led him into a fullcarded member of Canada’s team in 2008. time role as head of strength & conditioning with Coventry Rugby. Adrian’s playing career was highlighted by representing and captaining Ireland a number of times at a youth level, his involvement with current European champions Leinster and winning a league title with Greystones. He has also run strength & conditioning programs for elite junior tennis players, worked in track & field and with England’s strongest man.
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SARA
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ALI DEFENCE
5-4
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MADELEINE
CHO GOALIE
5-5
ELIG: 2
J. Clarke Richardson C.I. • Toronto, Ont.
Kitsilano S.S. • Vancouver, B.C.
History
Kinesiology
High School: Named the most valuable player on the field hockey and volleyball teams. Personal: Mother, Beth, is the former head coach of the Varsity Blues field hockey team and assistant coach to the Canadian national team...Father, Ehsan, is a former indoor national team coach and player...Brother, Adam, is a former indoor national team captain...Sara has been volunteering with Field Hockey Ontario since 2009.
Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games. 2009: Dressed for six games before being sidelined with a season-ending injury. 2007: Dressed for 20 games...scored one goal.
JUSTINE
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BRANCO MIDFIELD
5-2
High School: Won the Earl Keeley memorial scholarship, given to a student who has demonstrated excellence in secondary school athletics through high achievement, active participation, leadership, organizational skills, and sportsmanship...named the outstanding senior athlete and an ice hockey all-star in 2012... named a field hockey all-star in 2011. National: Won a bronze medal at the 2011 under-18 national championship as a member of Team B.C....represented B.C. at the 2011 Canada Winter Games in ringette.
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E VA N Y S H Y N FORWARD
5-5
7
ELIG: 4
Notre Dame C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont. ELIG: 5
Physical Education
High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2008. Varsity: Kinesiology 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...led the team and ranked second in the OUA with 12 goals. Academic Awards: Recipient of a U of T admissions scholarship... 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked first on the team and member of the R. Tait McKenzie FPEH honour roll society...won the second in the OUA with 14 goals...named an OUA all-star...scored Juri V. Daniel FPEH scholarship in 2010...is a two-time CIS academic one goal at the CIS championship...named a CIS second team all-Canadian. all-Canadian. National/International Experience: Played at the national 2010: Dressed for 14 games...ranked second on the team championships as a member of Team Ontario for U16, U19 and senior and tied for seventh in the OUA with 10 goals...led the CIS teams. championship tournament in scoring with six goals. Personal: Brother, Tyler, is a member of Canada’s men’s indoor field hockey team…Justine was a sports camp counselor at Camp UTM and works with various varsity teams as a therapist. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...scored two goals. 2011: Dressed for all 12 games. 2010: Dressed for nine games. MIDFIELD 5-5 ELIG: 3 2009: Dressed for nine games. St. John’s Kilmainock • Maryhill, Ont. Iona C.S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.
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Kinesiology High School: Won three OFSAA field hockey championships. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for 11 games. 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored two goals.
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H E AT H E R
HAUGHN DEFENCE
5-4
BRITT
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DEFENCE
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ELIG: 5
Handsworth S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.
Handsworth S.S. • West Vancouver, B.C.
Visual Studies
Economics
High School: Named a field hockey all-star and captained the team in 2009. University Academic Awards: Was on the Dean’s list for 2011, 2012 and 2013...awarded the Regent’s in-course scholarship in 2011...was the recipient of the Dr. Raymond Moriyama Scholarship in 2013...recieved the T-holders academic excellence award in 2011 and 2012. National/International Experience: Participated in the national identification camps in 2010 and 2013...was a participant at the senior nationals in 2011 and 2012. Personal: Sister, Hannah, is a current member of the Canadian national field hockey team. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games. 2011: Dressed for all 12 games. 2010: Dressed for 14 games...scored one goal.
ALISON
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LEE MIDFIELD
5-4
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Mississauga S.S. • Mississauga, Ont. KPE Concurrent Education High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2009... named the senior athlete of the year in 2011 and 2012...named the field hockey most valuable player in 2012. National/International Experience: Represented Canada at the CAN AM Indoor test series in 2013. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...scored one goal.
GABRIELLA
PERMELL FORWARD
5-6
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Corpus Christi C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont. Kinesiology
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Varsity: 2012: Dressed 2011: Dressed 2010: Dressed 2009: Dressed
for for for for
all 12 games. all 12 games. 14 games. 12 games...scored one goal.
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5-7
ELIG: 2
Forest Heights C.I. • Kitchener, Ont. Humanities High School: Won the coaches award, was named team most valuable player and an all-star on the field hockey team. Personal: Sister, Brienne, plays for the Canadian women’s field hockey team... other sister, Tegan, also plays for the Varsity Blues field hockey team.
Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked third on the team and fifth in the OUA with nine goals.
TEGAN
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S TA I R S MIDFIELD
5-9
ELIG: 4
Forest Heights C.I. • Kitchener, Ont. Criminology High School: Named the rookie of the year. Previous post-secondary: Played for the Guelph Gryphons... was named the OUA rookie of the year and is a two-time OUA all-star. Personal: Sister, Brienne, plays for the Canadian women’s field hockey team... other sister, Emma, also plays for the Varsity Blues field hockey team.
Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked second on the team and fourth in the OUA with 11 goals...named an OUA all-star and CIS second team all-Canadian.
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ALEX
THICKE FORWARD
5-7
14 ELIG: 4
K AT H RY N
WILLIAMS GOALIE
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ELIG: 5
Hansworth S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.
Notre Dame C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont.
Kinesiology
Geography
High School: Named a first team all-star in 2009 and a second team all-star in 2008. Personal: Mother, Anne, played field hockey for UBC...Alex volunteered to build an orphanage in Mexico...also volunteers at a Christmas food drive. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked fifth on the team and eighth in the OUA with six goals. 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored three goals during the regular season...scored one goal at the CIS championship. 2010: Dressed for 14 games...led the team and ranked tied for fourth in the OUA with 11 goals.
High School: Won the junior sportsmanship award in 2005... awarded a junior and senior athletic letter in 2006 and 2008. Personal: Father, Dale, played Varsity ice hockey for the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks.
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WO O D C RO F T MIDFIELD
5-3
ELIG: 3
Notre Dame C.S.S. • Waterloo, Ont.
KPE Concurrent Education National/International Experience: Named to the Candian senior national team in 2013...competed at the 2013 Junior World Cup and will compete at the 2013 Pan Am Cup in Argentina. Varsity: 2012: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked fifth on the team and eighth in the OUA with six goals...named an OUA all-star. 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked second on the team and tied for fourth in OUA scoring with seven goals...named the 2011 OUA and CIS rookie of the year...named an OUA all-star and CIS second team all-Canadian.
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M E N I NA
CA S A L I N O FORWARD
5-6
15
ELIG: 1
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MCNEIL FORWARD
5-7
ELIG: 1
Villanova College • King City, Ont.
Keswick H.S. • Sutton, Ont.
Engineering
KPE Concurrent Education
High School: Named the most valubale player on the field hockey team in 2010 and 2012...won the CISAA division 1 soccer championship in 2010. Personal: Volunteers with sandwich patrol, handing out sandwiches to homeless people around Toronto...started a reading buddy program...went on a habitat for humanity mission trip.
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FLECK MIDFIELD
NICOLE
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SPRING FORWARD
5-6
ELIG: 1
Oakville, Ont. 5-2
Kinesiology
ELIG: 1
Ravenscroft School • Raleigh, N.C.
LAUREN
Social Science High School: Made the All-State selection for field hockey in 2012...named to the all-conference selection in 2012... participated in the North Carolina field hockey all-star game in 2012.
MEGAN
JOHANSEN FOR/MID
High School: Named the field hockey most valuable player in 2011-12.
5-7
9
ELIG: 1
Kelowna S.S. • Kelowna, B.C. Kinesiology High School: Recieved the Golden Stick award for most goals scored...played on the girls AAA field hockey team in 2012... recipient of the Connor Cochrane memorial award for excellence in soccer.
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S U DAC FORWARD
5-3
ELIG: 1
Notre Dame C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont. Life Science High School: Was named the most valuable player for the Senior Girls volleyball team...recieved junior and senior athletic letter. Personal: Volunteers at the local food bank...participated in the Relay For Life and Run for the Cure.
EMMA
W I N G R AV E MIDFIELD
5-4
13
ELIG: 1
St. Thomas Aquinas S.S. • Oakville, Ont. Kinesiology High School: Recieved the physical education award in 2011-12 and 2012-13...was awarded the most valuable player for girls field hockey for three years in a row...named the junior sportswoman in 2010-11 and the senior sportswoman in 2012-13. National/International Experience: Participated in the Diamond Mineral Water International indoor hockey tournament in Guyana in 2012.
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Regular Season 9/15/2012 University of Waterloo 9/16/2012 Queen’s University 9/22/2012 Western University 9/22/2012 York University 9/23/2012 McGill University 9/29/2012 University of Waterloo 9/30/2012 University of Guelph 10/13/2012 McGill University 10/14/2012 Queen’s University 10/20/2012 Western University 10/20/2012 York University 10/21/2012 University of Guelph
Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo, Ont. Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Varsity Centre Guelph, Ont. Guelph, Ont. Downsview Park Downsview Park Kingston, Ont. Kingston, Ont. Kingston, Ont.
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Playoffs 10/27/2012 10/28/2012
Waterloo, Ont. Waterloo, Ont.
W 4-0 W 5-2
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2012 OUA Standings Team Toronto Guelph Waterloo Western York Queen’s McGill
GP 12 12 12 12 12 12 12
W L T GF GA PTS 12 0 0 63 7 36 8 3 1 47 13 25 7 4 1 28 17 22 7 4 1 24 26 22 3 8 1 13 31 10 2 9 1 6 44 7 0 11 1 7 50 1
Top Ten OUA Scoring Player Brittany Seidler - Guelph Alexandra Evanyshyn - Toronto Allison Chute - Guelph Tegan Stairs - Toronto Jessica Crawford - Western Emma Stairs - Toronto Kelley Lusk - Toronto Candice Hawksworth - Guelph Alex Thicke - Toronto Amanda Woodcroft - Toronto Melissa Lewis - Waterloo Erin Houle - Guelph Courtney Bisch - Waterloo Kaelan Watson - Toronto Stephanie Snyder - Waterloo Kaitlyn Roganowicz - Western Anna Easty - York Jessana Wartman - Waterloo Adriana Fernandes - York Tracy Broome - York
GP 12 12 12 12 9 12 12 11 12 12 11 11 11 12 9 9 11 11 9 9
G 19 12 12 11 9 9 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 3 3 3 3
A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
S 5 3 5 3 0 3 3 5 3 3 0 5 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
C 0 1 0 1 4 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 0
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For over forty years the University of
Liz Hoffman continued the emerging
field hockey team in 2007 and was
Toronto has been central to the growth
dynasty in 1974, coaching the Blues
the assistant coach with the 2007 Pan
of field hockey as a Canadian university
for the next 20 seasons and retiring
American team that won gold and
sport. Since the early 1960s, field
in 1994 to become U of T’s Director of
represented Canada at the 2008 Beijing
hockey has flourished and the U of T
Athletics. Under her guidance the team
Olympics.
Varsity Blues have created a tradition of
won 16 Ontario league titles and eight
excellence and achievement at both the
CIAU championships.
provincial and national levels.
In total, Varsity teams have won 40 outdoor championships (29 provinicial
Following Hoffman’s retirement, Beth
and 11 national) plus 15 Ontario indoor
The foundations were laid early, when
Ali took the reins and soon posted three
titles. The program has produced
the Varsity Blues captured their first
consecutive undefeated seasons (1995-
numerous athletes for Canada’s junior
Ontario-Quebec university field hockey
1997). The winning streak continued,
and senior national teams, as well as
championship in 1963. That victory
with the Varsity Blues claiming eight of
eight Olympians, 74 CIS all-Canadians
was just the beginning, with U of T
11 OUA championships. At the national
since 1985, ten inductees to the U of
going on to claim an incredible 29 OUA
level, Ali captured a CIAU crown in
T Sports Hall of Fame and eight U of T
championships and 11 national titles.
1996, a silver medal in 2000 and six
Athletes of the Year.
The Varsity Blues are also the leaders
bronze medals (1995, 1997, 1998,
in “firsts”, winning the inaugural OWIAA
2004, 2005, 2006) before retiring at the
outdoor title in 1971, capturing the
end of the 2006-07 season.
inaugural CIS outdoor championship in 1975 and claiming the first Ontario
Carrying on this successful coaching
indoor hockey banner in 1985. U of
tradition is John De Souza, Blues
T women’s field hockey also had an
assistant coach for 18 years. A
incredible run from 1963 to 1979, going
provincial player for 13 years and a
an amazing 17 season without a single
national team player for seven years,
loss in league play.
De Souza coached the national indoor
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BLUES WIN INAUGURAL CWIAU FIELD HOCKEY TITLE In 1975 the U of T women’s field
At the CWIAU championship hosted by
After a scoreless opening half in the
hockey team (pictured at left) not only
the University of British Columbia, U of
final, U of T’s Anne Hofland scored early
captured the inaugural CWIAU cham-
T opened the round-robin portion of the
in the second stanza to give U of T a
pionship, but with that victory became
event with a pair of shutout victories
1-0 advantage, a lead that they would
the first Varsity Blues women’s squad
over Lakehead (2-0) and McGill (3-0).
never relinquish. The Varsity Blues
to earn a national university title. The
The Varsity Blues started the second
then controlled play until the final horn
team was inducted into the U of T
day of competition with a 3-0 win over
to earn the inaugural national crown.
Sports Hall of Fame in 2003.
Dalhousie, before falling 3-2 on penalty
Carol MacDougall paced U of T with a
strokes to the University of Victoria in
three-goal tournament, while Diana Mil-
Led by head coach Liz Hoffman, the
their final match of round robin play.
lar, Anne Hofland and co-captain Susan
team qualified for the first Canadian
The 3-1 record earned U of T a three-
Scott added two goals apiece.
university championship with an impres-
way tie for first place with UVic and
sive display at the OWIAA champion-
Dalhousie. U of T claimed the top spot
ships at York University. The Varsity
on goal differential and with it, a place
Blues won their 13th straight OWIAA
in the finals versus UVic.
title with a 7-0 record, while outscoring the opposition by an impressive 27-0 margin.
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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS CIS Championship titles (since 1975) 2010, 2007, 1996, 1993, 1988, 1986, 1985, 1981, 1979, 1977, 1975 CIS Silver medals 2000, 1987, 1983 CIS Bronze medals 2005, 2004, 1998, 1997, 1995, 1991 CIS Coach of the Year (since 1984) 2011 - John De Souza 1993 - Liz Hoffman 1988 - Liz Hoffman 1985 - Liz Hoffman CIS all-Canadians (since 1985) 2012 - Kaelan Watson, Tegan Stairs, Amanda Woodcroft 2011 - Kaelan Watson, Hannah Tighe, Alexandra Evanyshyn, Amanda Woodcroft 2010 - Kaelan Watson, Hannah Tighe, Kyesia O’Neale 2009 - Kaelan Watson, Hannah Tighe, Kyesia O’Neale 2008 - Cailie O’Hara, Kri Shier, Kaelan Watson 2007 - Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy 2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Nicole Perry 2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor 2004 - Alex Chacinski, Robin Leslie-Spencer, Julia Morton 2003 - Philippa Kedgley, Alex Chacinski 2002 - Erin Fraser, Philippa Kedgley, Christine DeSantis 2001 - Erin Fraser, Alex Chacinski, Philippa Kedgley 2000 - Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1999 - Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1998 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jen Stemerdink 1997 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Barb Tyers 1996 - Dana Anderson, Lana Good, Becky Moore 1995 - Wendy Johnstone, Alex Brooks-Hill, Lana Good, Nathalie Woodhouse 1994 - Dana Anderson, Wendy Johnstone 1993 - Dana Anderson, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Claire Thurgur 1992 - Michelle Colaco, Claire Thurgur, Dana Anderson, Nicole Colaco 1991 - Claire Thurgur, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Tina Farr 1990 - Claire Thurgur, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Ainslee Press 1989 - Ainslee Press, Vicki Smith, Susan McShane 1988 - Bernadette Casey, Tina Chumack 1987 - Bernadette Casey, Wendy Baker, Karen Whitfield 1986 - Bernadette Casey, Vicki Smith 1985 - Lisa Lyn
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Liz Hoffman Award - CIS Most Valuable Player (MVP over entire season) since 1992 2007 - Cailie O’Hara 2003 - Philippa Kedgley 1998 - Deb Cuthbert CIS Championship MVP (player with the most points during the tournament) since 1992 2010 - Kaelan Watson 2001 - Christine DeSantis 2000 - Emily Rix (co-recipient) 1996 - Dana Anderson 1995 - Wendy Johnstone Gail Wilson Award (greatest all-around athlete in CIS Women’s Field Hockey) since 1995 2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi 1995 - Alex Brooks-Hill (co-recipient) CIS Rookie of the Year (since 1992) 1998 - Erin Fraser OUA Championship titles (since 1971) 2008, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1992, 1991, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1983, 1982, 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974, 1973, 1972, 1971 OUA Player of the Year (since 1996) 2008 - Cailie O’Hara 2007 - Cailie O’Hara 2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi 2003 - Philippa Kedgley 2001 - Erin Fraser 2000 - Emily Rix 1999 - Deb Cuthbert 1998 - Deb Cuthbert 1997 - Deb Cuthbert 1996 - Dana Anderson OUA Rookie of the Year (since 1994) 2011 - Amanda Woodcroft 2003 - Kristina Do Rosario 1998 - Erin Fraser 1996 - Deb Cuthbert OUA Coach of the Year (since 1987) 2011 - John DeSouza 2005 - Beth Ali 1994 - Liz Hoffman 1992 - Liz Hoffman 1988 - Liz Hoffman (West division)
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OUA First Team all-stars (since 1994) 2012 - Tegan Stairs, Kaelan Watson, Amanda Woodcroft 2011 - Alexandra Evanyshyn, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson, Amanda Woodcroft 2010 - Kyesia O’Neale, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson 2009 - Kyesia O’Neale, Kristen Shier, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson 2008 - Cailie O’Hara, Kristen Shier, Kaelen Watson 2007 - Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy 2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Sarah Goertzen, Cailie O’Hara, Nicole Perry 2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor 2004 - Robin Leslie-Spencer, Alex Chacinski, Julia Morton 2003 - Philippa Kedgley, Alex Chacinski 2002 - Erin Fraser, Philippa Kedgley, Christine DeSantis 2001 - Alex Chacinski, Christine DeSantis, Kim Fraser, Philippa Kedgley 2000 - Emily Rix, Deb Cuthbert, Erin Fraser 1999 - Brenyn Baynham, Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1998 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jenn Stemerdink 1997 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jenn Stemerdink, Barb Tyers 1996 - Dana Anderson, Lana Good, Becky Moore 1995 - Alex Brooks-Hill, Lana Good, Wendy Johnstone, Nathalie Woodhouse 1994 - Dana Anderson, Nicole Colaco, Michelle Colaco, Claire Thurgur
OUA Second Team all-stars (since 1994) 2009 - Rianna Sterk 2008 - Shannon Treacy, Kyesia O’Neale, Rianna Sterk 2007 - Hannah Tighe, Amanda Treacy 2006 - Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy 2005 - Sarah Goertzen, Shannon Treacy 2004 - Cailie O’Hara, Sarah Lipton 2003 - Kristina Do Rosario, Malinda Hapurachchi, Shyane Dyrdal 2002 - Amaris Wilson, Lisa Young 2000 - Amaris Wilson, Karen Wong, Tory Brooks-Hill 1999 - Tory Brooks, Erin Fraser, Jenn Orr, Barb Tyers 1998 - Allison Davies, Erin Fraser, Barb Tyers 1997 - Marianne Lee 1996 - Alex Brooks-Hill, Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith 1995 - Marianne Lee, Melissa Smith 1994 - Wendy Johnston
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Year-By-Year Results, 1963 To Date Season 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 2011 2012
W * * 3 4 3 8 8 7 7 7 6 6 7 5 6 6 4 4 7 7 8 9 9 9 10 6 5 7 12 13 16 14 16 16 16 15 13 11 10 10 13 13 8 12 12 12 10 13 11 12
Regular Season L T Standing * * 1st * * 1st 0 1 T-1st 0 0 T-1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 1 1st 0 1 1st 0 0 1st 0 2 1st 0 1 1st 0 1 1st 0 1 1st 0 1 2nd 0 1 1st Tier 1 0 1 1st Tier 1 0 0 1st West 0 1 1st West 0 1 1st West 0 1 1st West 0 0 1st West 1 1 2nd West 2 1 2nd West 1 1 2nd 0 1 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 2 0 2nd 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 0 1st 0 1 1st 2 1 1st West 0 1 1st West 1 1 1st Central 0 2 1st Central 1 0 1st 0 1 1st 2 4 2nd 0 2 1st 1 1 1st 0 2 1st 1 3 2nd 1 0 2nd 1 0 1st 0 0 1st
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W 4 3 * * 6 2 5 * 4 2 6 6 6 7 4 4 5 3 4 3 3 5 5 4 2 5 3 2 1 4 4 3 1 2 2 6 4 4
Playoffs L 1 1 * * 1 4 1 * 2 1 0 0 1 0 3 3 2 1 1 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 3 3 0 2 2 2 1 0 4 1 3 2
T 0 1 * * 0 0 2 * 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1
Coach Marina van der Merwe Marina van der Merwe Marina van der Merwe Marina van der Merwe Marina van der Merwe Joan Flanigan Marina van der Merwe Marina van der Merwe Nancy Gossling Nancy Gossling Nancy Gossling Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Liz Hoffman Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali John De Souza Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali Beth Ali John De Souza John De Souza John De Souza John De Souza John DeSouza John DeSouza
Championship WITCA WITCA WITCA WITCA WITCA WITCA WITCA WITCA OWIAA OWIAA OWIAA OWIAA OWIAA, CWIAU OWIAA OWIAA, CWIAU OWIAA OWIAA, CIAU CIAU OWIAA OWIAA OWIAA, CIAU OWIAA, CIAU OWIAA OWIAA, CIAU OWIAA OWIAA OWIAA CIAU
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ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS, 1963 TO DATE Games are WITCA/OWIAA/OUA league games unless otherwise noted.
Date
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Type
1963 (SCORES NOT AVAILABLE) 2-Nov Toronto II 2-Nov York 2-Nov Western 2-Nov McMaster 1964 (SCORES NOT AVAILABLE) 16-Oct York 16-Oct Buffalo 17-Oct McMaster 17-Oct Western 1965 22-Oct Waterloo 18 0 W 22-Oct McMaster 12 0 W 22-Oct York 32 0 W 23-Oct Western 3 3 T 1966 21-Oct Waterloo 11 0 W 21-Oct McMaster 6 0 W 21-Oct York 9 0 W 22-Oct McGill 8 0 W 1967 27-Oct Guelph 8 0 W 27-Oct McGill 7 0 W 28-Oct Western 5 0 W 1968 25-Oct Guelph 1 1 W (PS) 26-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W 25-Oct Waterloo 9 1 W 26-Oct York 15 0 W 1-Nov Western 3 0 W Macdonald 1 0 W McGill 2 0 W McMaster 2 0 W
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
1973 26-Oct York 3 0 W 26-Oct Queen’s 5 1 W 27-Oct McMaster 4 1 W 02-Nov Western 2 0 W 02-Nov McGill 1 0 W 03-Nov Guelph 4 0 W 03-Nov Waterloo 1 1 T
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
1974 25-Oct McGill 0 0 T 26-Oct Queen’s 6 0 W 26-Oct McMaster 5 0 W 01-Nov York 2 0 W 01-Nov Guelph 5 0 W 02-Nov Waterloo 1 0 W 02-Nov Western 5 0 W
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
1975 25-Oct McGill 3 0 W 25-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 25-Oct York 5 0 W 31-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 31-Oct Guelph 4 0 W 01-Nov Waterloo 5 0 W 01-Nov Western 2 0 W 07-Nov McGill 3 0 W 07-Nov Lakehead 2 0 W 08-Nov Dalhousie 3 0 W 08-Nov Victoria 2 3 L (PS) 08-Nov Victoria 1 0 W
Pt I Pt I Pt I Pt II Pt II Pt II Pt II CIS CIS CIS CIS CI-Ch
1976 25-Oct Queen’s 6 0 W Pt I 25-Oct York 1 1 T Pt I 26-Oct McGill 2 0 W Pt I 29-Oct McMaster 8 0 W Pt II 29-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W Pt II 30-Oct Guelph 1 1 T Pt II 30-Oct Western 4 0 W Pt II 4-Nov McGill 1 0 W CIS 4-Nov Manitoba 2 0 W CIS 5-Nov Dalhousie 0 0 T CIS 5-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS 6-Nov Dalhousie 0 1 L CIS-Ch
1969 24-Oct McGill 5 2 W 24-Oct Guelph 11 0 W 24-Oct Macdonald 6 0 W 25-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W York 7 0 W 31-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W 31-Oct Western 4 0 W 1-Nov McMaster 2 0 W 1970 23-Oct McMaster 3 0 W 23-Oct Guelph 7 1 W 24-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 30-Oct York 2 0 W 30-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W 30-Oct Western 2 0 W 31-Oct McGill 9 0 W 1971 22-Oct McGill 6 0 W 22-Oct York 8 1 W 23-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 29-Oct Guelph 4 0 W 29-Oct McMaster 5 0 W 30-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 30-Oct Western 1 0 W
1972 27-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 28-Sep McGill 3 0 W 28-Sep York 2 0 W 03-Nov Guelph 6 0 W 03-Nov McMaster 3 0 W 04-Nov Western 3 0 W 04-Nov Waterloo 2 0 W
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
1977 22-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 22-Oct York 2 0 W 23-Oct McGill 3 0 W 28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W 28-Oct Western 5 0 W 29-Oct McMaster 5 0 W 29-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W CIS tournament results not available
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
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1978 21-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 21-Oct York 4 0 W 21-Oct McGill 1 0 W 27-Oct Guelph 0 0 T 27-Oct McMaster 2 0 W 28-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 28-Oct Western 5 0 W CIS tournament results not available
Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt Pt
I I I II II II II
1979 20 Oct McGill T Pool 20 Oct Queen’s W Pool 21 Oct Western W Pool 27-Oct Laurentian 6 0 W Finals 27-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W Finals 28-Oct York 2 1 W OU-Ch 1-Nov Dalhousie 5 0 W CIS 2-Nov Manitoba 4 0 W CIS 2-Nov York 1 2 L CIS 3-Nov Alberta 5 1 W CIS 3-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS 4-Nov York 3 0 W CIS-Ch 1980 25 Oct Guelph W Pool 25 Oct Queen’s T Pool 26 Oct McMaster W Pool 1-Nov Waterloo 4 0 W Finals 1-Nov Laurentian 6 0 W Finals 2-Nov York 0 1 L OU-Ch 06-Nov Brandon 7 0 W CIS 07-Nov York 0 2 L CIS 07-Nov McGill 2 0 W CIS 08-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS 08-Nov UNB 1 2 L CIS 1981 3 Oct McGill 2 1 W 3 Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 4 Oct York 1 1 T 4 Oct Guelph 5 0 W 17 Oct York 2 0 W 17 Oct Guelph 4 0 W 18 Oct McGill 2 0 W 18 Oct Waterloo 4 0 W 31-Oct McGill 3 0 W OU-PO 1-Nov York 0 1 L OU-Ch UBC 1 1 T CIS Victoria 1 1 T CIS York 1 0 W CIS Dalhousie 3 0 W CIS UNB 4 2 W CIS Victoria 1 0 W CIS-Ch 1982 2 Oct Guelph 4 0 W 2 Oct York 8 0 W 3 Oct McGill 7 1 W 3 Oct Queen’s 2 0 W 16 Oct McGill 2 1 W 16 Oct York 1 1 T 17 Oct Guelph 5 1 W 17 Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 30-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W OU-PO 31-Oct York 2 0 W OU-Ch CIS tournament results not available
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1983 28-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 01-Oct Western 6 0 W 12-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 15-Oct Western 7 0 W 15-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 16-Oct McMaster 6 0 W 16-Oct Waterloo 2 1 W (OT) 20-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 29-Oct McMaster 7 0 W OU-PO 30-Oct Waterloo 4 1 W OU-Ch 3-Nov Dalhousie 1 1 T CIS 3 Nov UBC 1 3 L CIS 4-Nov Dalhousie 1 0 W CIS 5-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS 5-Nov UBC 1 2 L CIS-Ch 1984 26-Sep McMaster 6 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 6 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 6 0 W 04-Oct York 2 0 W 10-Oct York 2 2 T 13-Oct Western 6 0 W 13-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 14-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 14-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 18-Oct Western 12 1 W 27-Oct McMaster 1 0 W OU-PO 27-Oct York 0 2 L OU-PO 28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-Br 1985 28-Sep Waterloo 7 0 W 28-Sep McMaster 10 0 W 29-Sep Western 11 0 W 02-Oct Waterloo 4 0 W 05-Oct Guelph 1 0 W 05-Oct McMaster 8 0 W 10-Oct York 1 1 T 19-Oct Guelph 2 1 W 19-Oct Western 4 0 W 22-Oct York 4 2 W 25-Oct Carleton 6 0 W OU-PO 26-Oct Guelph 5 1 W OU-PO 27-Oct York 3 0 W OU-Ch 01-Nov Dalhousie 3 0 W CIS 01-Nov Victoria 1 1 T CIS 02-Nov York 1 0 W CIS 03-Nov UNB 6 5 W (PS) CIS-Ch 1986 24-Sep McMaster 10 0 W 27-Sep Waterloo 5 0 W 27-Sep McMaster 8 0 W 04-Oct Guelph 2 1 W 04-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 05-Oct Western 6 0 W 09-Oct York 3 1 W 19-Oct Guelph 7 1 W 19-Oct Western 9 0 W 21-Oct York 1 1 T 24-Oct McGill 10 0 W OU-PO 25-Oct Guelph 4 0 W OU-PO 26-Oct York 5 1 W OU-Ch 31-Oct Moncton 7 0 W CIS 31-Oct York 1 1 T CIS 01-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS 02-Nov York 2 1 W CIS-Ch
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1987 22-Sep York 1 0 W 26-Sep McMaster 9 0 W 26-Sep Waterloo 6 2 W 27-Sep Western 9 0 W 30-Sep McMaster 7 0 W 03-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 03-Oct Waterloo 8 0 W 08-Oct York 4 1 W 17-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 17-Oct Western 10 0 W 23-Oct McGill 12 0 W OU-PO 24-Oct Guelph 7 1 W OU-PO 25-Oct York 2 1 W (PS) OU-Ch 30-Oct UNB 2 0 W CIS 30-Oct UBC 1 0 W CIS 31-Oct Calgary 1 0 W CIS 01-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS-Ch 1988 28-Sep Guelph 3 0 W 01-Oct Western 5 1 W 06-Oct York 1 1 T 12-Oct Waterloo 5 1 W 15-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 15-Oct Western 3 1 W 18-Oct York 0 1 L 21-Oct Guelph 8 0 W 28-Oct Laurentian 6 0 W OU-PO 29-Oct Guelph 7 0 W OU-PO 30-Oct York 2 1 W OU-Ch 04-Nov McGill 8 0 W CIS 04-Nov UBC 3 0 W CIS 05-Nov Victoria 2 1 W CIS 06-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS-Ch 1989 26-Sep Guelph 1 0 W 30-Sep Western 0 0 T 30-Sep Waterloo 2 1 W 03-Oct York 0 1 L 05-Oct Western 4 0 W 13-Oct Guelph 6 1 W 17-Oct York 1 2 L 21-Oct Waterloo 7 1 W 27-Oct Laurentian 9 0 W OU-PO 28-Oct Western 8 0 W OU-PO 29-Oct York 3 0 W OU-Ch 3-Nov Calgary 3 0 W CIS 3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS 4-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS 5-Nov UBC 2 3 L CIS-Br 1990 22-Sep Carleton 7 0 W 23-Sep Laurentian 6 0 W 23-Sep McGill 5 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 1 1 T 29-Sep Western 2 0 W 11-Oct York 0 1 L 20-Oct Queen’s 8 0 W 20-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 21-Oct Trent 7 0 W 26-Oct McGill 4 0 W OU-PO 27-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-PO 28-Oct York 1 2 L (OT) OU-Ch 2-Nov Alberta 1 0 W CIS 2-Nov York 2 1 W CIS 3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS 4-Nov York 0 1 L CIS-Br
1991 21-Sep Western 3 0 W 21-Sep Waterloo 2 2 T 25-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 27-Sep Western 2 0 W 29-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W 02-Oct York 1 0 W 05-Oct McGill 1 0 W 05-Oct Carleton 10 0 W 10-Oct Guelph 7 0 W 16-Oct York 1 0 W 18-Oct Laurentian 4 0 W 19-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 19-Oct Trent W 25-Oct Western 5 0 W OU-PO 26-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W OU-PO 27-Oct York 6 1 W OU-Ch 2-Nov York 7 0 W CIS 3-Nov Victoria 1 2 L CIS 4-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS 4-Nov UNB 3 0 W CIS-Br 1992 23-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 25-Sep Western 6 0 W 02-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 02-Oct Trent 13 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 6 0 W 06-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 08-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 15-Oct York 3 2 W 18-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 18-Oct Western 5 0 W 22-Oct York 2 0 W 23-Oct McGill 6 0 W 24-Oct Laurentian 3 0 W 30-Oct Carleton 6 0 W OU-PO 31-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W OU-PO 01-Nov York 1 0 W OU-Ch 6-Nov Alberta 0 0 T CIS 7-Nov UBC 1 1 T CIS 8-Nov Alberta 0 3 L CIS-Br 1993 19-Sep Trent 11 0 W 24-Sep McGill 5 0 W 25-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 25-Sep Carleton 7 0 W 02-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 03-Oct Western 6 0 W 06-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 08-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 08-Oct Western 1 0 W 09-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 13-Oct York 1 0 W 15-Oct Carleton 8 0 W 16-Oct McGill 7 0 W 16-Oct Queen’s 9 0 W 24-Oct York 4 1 W 24-Oct Trent 9 0 W 29-Oct Western 7 0 W OU-PO 30-Oct York 0 2 L OU-Ch 05-Nov Alberta 2 1 W CIS 05-Nov York 2 2 T CIS 06-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS semi 07-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS-Ch
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1994 18-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W 18-Sep Guelph 4 0 W 24-Sep Trent 13 0 W 25-Sep Carleton 11 0 W 25-Sep Western 5 0 W 30-Sep York 1 2 L 02-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W 02-Oct McGill 8 0 W 07-Oct Waterloo 8 0 W 07-Oct Trent 10 0 W 14-Oct York 0 1 L 15-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W 19-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 21-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 23-Oct McGill 4 1 W 23-Oct Western 5 0 W 29-Oct Guelph 1 0 W OU-PO 30-Oct York 0 3 L OU-Ch 3-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS 4-Nov Victoria 3 2 W (PS) CIS 5-Nov York 0 1 L CIS semi 6-Nov. UBC 0 1 L CIS-Br
1997 12-Sep Trent 1 0 W 13-Sep Queen’s 1 0 W 13-Sep Guelph 3 1 W 21-Sep McGill 4 0 W 21-Sep Carleton 3 0 W 24-Sep York 1 0 W 27-Sep Waterloo 2 0 W 28-Sep Western 6 0 W 04-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W 05-Oct McGill 7 0 W 08-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 16-Oct York 1 0 W 17-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 17-Oct Trent 8 0 W 18-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 19-Oct Western 3 0 W 25-Oct York 2 1 W (PS) OU-PO 26-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W OU-Ch 30-Oct UNB 3 0 W CIS 31-Oct York 4 1 W CIS 1-Nov Victoria 0 2 L CIS semi 2-Nov York 1 0 W CIS-Br
1995 17-Sep Trent 6 0 W 22-Sep Western 4 0 W 22-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 23-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 24-Sep McGill 2 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 2 1 W 01-Oct Guelph 4 0 W 05-Oct York 5 0 W 06-Oct Trent 10 0 W 14-Oct Western 10 0 W 14-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 15-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 18-Oct York 4 0 W 20-Oct Carleton 4 0 W 21-Oct Queen’s 7 1 W 22-Oct McGill 1 0 W 28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-PO 29-Oct Waterloo 0 2 L OU-Ch 3-Nov York 4 0 W CIS 3-Nov Victoria 1 1 T CIS 4-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS semi 5-Nov UNB 2 1 W CIS-Br
1998 19-Sep Western 0 0 T 19-Sep Trent 6 0 W 20-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 22-Sep Guelph 4 2 W 26-Sep Carleton 6 1 W 27-Sep McGill 9 0 W 27-Sep Trent 6 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 01-Oct York 1 0 W 03-Oct Queen’s 2 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 7 0 W 07-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W 09-Oct York 1 0 W 14-Oct Western 4 0 W 17-Oct McGill 10 0 W 18-Oct Guelph 5 1 W 24-Oct Guelph 8 2 W OU-PO 25-Oct York 2 0 W OU-Ch 29-Oct Victoria 1 1 T CIS 30-Oct York 2 0 W CIS 31-Oct UBC 0 2 L CIS semi 1-Nov UNB 5 0 W CIS-Br
1996 19-Sep Trent 6 0 W 20-Sep Waterloo 3 1 W 21-Sep Queen’s 5 0 W 22-Sep Trent 6 0 W 25-Sep York 2 0 W 27-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 29-Sep McGill 8 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 11 0 W 02-Oct Guelph 7 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 9 1 W 11-Oct Western 9 0 W 16-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 18-Oct Western 7 0 W 19-Oct Carleton 11 0 W 20-Oct McGill 4 0 W 22-Oct York 1 0 W 26-Oct Western 3 0 W OU-PO 27-Oct York 4 5 L (PS) OU-Ch 01-Nov UNB 4 0 W CIS 01-Nov Victoria 4 0 W CIS 02-Nov York 4 2 W CIS semi 03-Nov Victoria 4 2 W CIS-Ch
1999 10-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 11-Sep Trent 3 0 W 15-Sep Guelph 7 1 W 18-Sep Queen’s 7 0 W 19-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 19-Sep Western 5 1 W 22-Sep York 1 1 T 25-Sep McGill 5 0 W 26-Sep Trent 10 0 W 28-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 02-Oct Guelph 6 0 W 03-Oct Western 4 0 W 15-Oct Carleton 7 1 W 16-Oct Waterloo 1 3 L 19-Oct York 0 2 L 24-Oct McGill 6 0 W 30-Oct Western 3 0 W OU-PO 31-Oct York 1 0 W OU-Ch 4-Nov Victoria 0 0 T CIS 5-Nov Waterloo 0 0 T CIS 6-Nov UNC 0 1 L CIS semi 7-Nov Alberta 0 1 L CIS-Br
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2000 13-Sep Guelph 4 1 W 16-Sep Queen’s 4 0 W 16-Sep Western 6 0 W 17-Sep Carleton 8 0 W 23-Sep McGill 7 0 W 23-Sep Trent 7 0 W 24-Sep Waterloo 4 2 W 27-Sep York 3 0 W 14-Oct Trent 7 0 W 17-Oct York 4 0 W 21-Oct Waterloo 3 3 T 22-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 28-Oct Carleton 5 0 W OU-PO 29-Oct York 1 0 W OU-Ch 2-Nov York 3 0 W CIS 3-Nov Alberta 2 0 W CIS 4-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS semi 5-Nov Victoria 0 3 L CIS-Ch 2001 15-Sep Queen’s 2 1 W 15-Sep Trent 2 0 W 16-Sep Guelph 1 0 W 26-Sep York 0 0 T 29-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 29-Sep Western 3 1 W 05-Oct Trent 8 0 W 13-Oct McGill 4 0 W 13-Oct York 3 0 W 17-Oct Waterloo 1 2 L 20-Oct Western 4 0 W 21-Oct McGill 2 0 W 27-Oct Carleton 4 0 W OU-PO 28-Oct Waterloo 4 3 W OU-Ch 1-Nov Victoria 1 2 L CIS 2-Nov Saint Mary’s 3 1 W CIS 3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS semi 4-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS-Br 2002 15-Sep Trent 8 0 W 20-Sep Guelph 4 0 W 25-Sep York 0 0 T 29-Sep Queen’s 2 0 W 29-Sep McGill 7 0 W 05-Oct Western 4 0 W 06-Oct Carleton 6 0 W 08-Oct York 2 0 W 11-Oct Waterloo 1 1 T 15-Oct Trent 1 0 W 20-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 20-Oct Guelph 3 0 W 26-Oct Queen’s 2 0 W OU-PO 27-Oct Waterloo 2 3 L OU-Ch 31-Oct Victoria 0 0 T CIS 01-Nov Saint Mary’s 3 0 W CIS 02-Nov UBC 0 3 L CIS semi 03-Nov Waterloo 1 2 L CIS-Br 2003 12-Sep Western 2 1 W 13-Sep Carleton 9 1 W 21-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 21-Sep Queen’s 0 2 L 27-Sep McGill 5 1 W 28-Sep Guelph 3 1 W 28-Sep York 1 0 W 05-Oct Carleton 7 0 W 10-Oct York 3 0 W 10-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 17-Oct Western 1 0 W 18-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W
18-Oct Queen’s 19-Oct McGill 24-Oct Waterloo 25-Oct Queen’s
2 4 0 1
1 W 0 W 0 L (PS) OU-PO 0 W OU-Br
2004 18-Sep Carleton 18-Sep Queen’s 23-Sep York 25-Sep Western 26-Sep Guelph 26-Sep Waterloo 02-Oct Carleton 03-Oct McGill 16-Oct Western 16-Oct Waterloo 17-Oct Guelph 20-Oct York 24-Oct Queen’s 24-Oct McGill 30-Oct Queen’s 31-Oct Waterloo 04-Nov Victoria 05-Nov Saint Mary’s 06-Nov UBC 07-Nov Waterloo
9 5 4 4 3 1 4 9 8 5 3 4 3 9 2 5 0 3 0 2
0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 1 T 0 W 0 W 2 W 0 W 1 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 1 W OU-PO 1 W OU-Ch 3 L CIS 0 W CIS 1 L CIS semi 1 W CIS-Br
2005 17-Sep Carleton 3 0 W 25-Sep Guelph 2 3 L 28-Sep York 2 1 W 01-Oct Western 2 0 W 01-Oct Queen’s 0 0 T 02-Oct McGill 2 1 W 07-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 07-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 12-Oct York 1 0 W 15-Oct McGill 1 1 T 16-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 16-Oct Waterloo 0 0 T 22-Oct Guelph 1 3 L 23-Oct Western 4 1 W 28-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W (PS) OU-PO 29-Oct Guelph 3 1 W OU-Ch 04-Nov UBC 1 3 L CIS 04-Nov Alberta 0 5 L CIS 05-Nov Guelph 1 0 W CIS 06-Nov Guelph 1 0 W CI-Br 2006 16-Sep Western 17-Sep Waterloo 23-Sep Queen’s 23-Sep Carleton 30-Sep McGill 4-Oct Guelph 6-Oct Waterloo 12-Oct York 14-Oct Carleton 14-Oct Western 15-Oct McGill 18-Oct York 21-Oct Guelph 22-Oct Queen’s 28-Oct Queen’s 29-Oct York 2-Nov UBC 2-Nov York 3-Nov Victoria 4-Nov Alberta 5-Nov Alberta
5 3 5 4 13 2 1 2 7 6 9 1 3 1 1 1 0 1 0 2 2
2 6
1 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 2 T 0 W 2 T 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W (PS) OU-PO 0 W OU-Ch 2 L CIS 1 T CIS 2 L CIS 2 T CIS 1 W (PS) CIS-Br
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2007 15-Sep Waterloo 15-Sep Carleton 22-Sep Queen’s 22-Sep Western 28-Sep Guelph 28-Sep McGill 5-Oct York 13-Oct Carleton 13-Oct Waterloo 14-Oct Guelph 17-Oct York 20-Oct Western 20-Oct McGill 21-Oct Queen’s 27-Oct Western 28-Oct Guelph 1-Nov Victoria 2-Nov Guelph 2-Nov UBC 3-Nov York 4-Nov Guelph
4 6 2 3 2 10 2 6 8 3 2 1 5 5 4 1 2 2 1 3 1
0 W 0 W 0 W 2 W 2 T 0 W 1 W 2 W 0 W 1 W 1 W 2 L 0 W 1 W 0 W OU-SF 2 L OU-F 1 W CIS 2 T CIS 2 L CIS 1 W CIS 0 W(OT) CIS-Gold
2008 14-Sep Waterloo 14-Sep York 20-Sep Queen’s 21-Sep McGill 27-Sep Guelph 29-Sep York 4-Oct Carleton 4-Oct Western 5-Oct Waterloo 10-Oct Guelph 11-Oct Western 17-Oct McGill 18-Oct Carleton 19-Oct Queen’s 25-Oct Waterloo 26-Oct Guelph 30-Oct UBC 30-Oct UVic 31-Oct Guelph 1-Nov Alberta
5 5 8 0 2 4 5 2 2 2 2 5 5 5 4 2 1 1 2 1
0 W 1 W 0 W 0 W 2 T 0 W 0 W 1 W 0 W 1 W 2 T 0 W 1 W 1 W 0 W OU-SF 1 W OU-F 0 W CIS 2 L CIS 3 L CIS 2 L CIS
2009 19-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 19-Sep Waterloo 1 1 T 20-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 26-Sep York 3 0 W 26-Sep Guelph 1 2 L 3-Oct McGill 4 1 W 3-Oct Western 2 2 T 4-Oct Carleton 4 1 W 9-Oct Guelph 3 3 T 17-Oct York 1 0 W 18-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 24-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 24-Oct McGill 7 0 W 25-Oct Western 3 1 W 31-Oct Western 2 1 W OU-SF 1-Nov Guelph 0 1 L OU-F 5-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS 5-Nov Guelph 2 5 L CIS 6-Nov Alberta 2 1 W CIS 7-Nov UBC 1 4 L CIS
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2010 18-Sep Western 18-Sep York 19-Sep Queen’s 25-Sep Waterloo 26-Sep Carleton 2-Oct Guelph 2-Oct McGill 8-Oct McGill 8-Oct Carleton 16-Oct Guelph 17-Oct Queen’s 23-Oct York 23-Oct Waterloo 30-Oct Waterloo 31-Oct Guelph 4-Nov Victoria 5-Nov UBC 5-Nov Guelph 6-Nov Waterloo 7-Nov UBC
2 3 6 3 10 2 2 3 7 3 8 4 7 2 2 3 1 4 7 2
1 W 0 W 0 W 2 W 0 W 4 L 1 W 1 W 0 W 1 W 0 W 0 W 2 W 0 W 3 L 0 W 0 W 1 W 1 W 1 W
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2011 16-Sep Queen’s 16-Sep York 18-Sep Waterloo 24-Sep Western 25-Sep Guelph 1-Oct Queen’s 2-Oct McGill 7-Oct Waterloo 15-Oct York 16-Oct Western 22-Oct Guelph 29-Oct Western 30-Oct Guelph 3-Nov UBC 3-Nov Guelph 4-Nov Calgary 5-Nov Alberta 6-Nov Guelph
6 8 3 2 3 7 4 3 6 2 1 7 6 1 2 0 2 0
0 W 0 W 1 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 2 L 1 W 0 W 2 L 1 W 3 L 0 W 3 L
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2012 15-Sep Waterloo 16-Sep Queen’s 22-Sep Western 22-Sep York 23-Sep McGill 29-Sep Waterloo 30-Sep Guelph 13-Oct McGill 14-Oct Queen’s 20-Oct Western 20-Oct York 21-Oct Guelph 27-Oct Waterloo 28-Oct Guelph 1-Nov UBC 1-Nov Western 2-Nov Guelph 3-Nov Victoria 4-Nov UBC
2 7 7 3 7 2 3 5 9 5 9 4 4 5 1 6 2 1 0
0 W 0 W 1 W 0 W 1 W 1 W 1 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 0 W 3 W 0 W 2 W 1 T 0 W 3 L 0 W 3 L
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