2014-15 Golden Hawk Newsletter by Wilfrid Laurier's Department of Athletics & Recreation

Wilfrid Laurier University

GOLDEN HAWK NEWSLETTER

“Building Champions, Building Traditions”

VOLUME 16, ISSUE 1 At Laurier, our mission is to inspire lives of leadership and purpose. And thanks to the passionate engagement of our students, alumni, Dr. Max Blouw faculty and staff members, we see this ideal in action every day. Laurier’s student athletes are a shining example of what it means to live a life of leadership and purpose. Our Golden Hawks were once again a source of immense pride for the university throughout the past academic year. During 2014-15, we were treated to so many wonderful athletic accomplishments from our student athletes. But what we aren’t able to see on the field, on the court, or on the ice is what dynamic leaders our Golden Hawks are in the classroom and the community. Laurier athletes are widely known for their academic achievement and tireless volunteer work. These are individuals who develop into leaders at Laurier and go on to engage meaningfully in their careers, communities and personal lives. This university takes great pride in our athletic programs and the wonderful people who make them possible. From the student athletes who so impressively balance their academics and volunteer work with their athletic pursuits; to the coaches, managers, trainers and athletic staff who give so much of their time and energy to help the Golden Hawks succeed. It is thanks to your

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SUMMER 2015

Hawks find gold in 2014-15

The women’s curling team successfully defended their OUA Championship and went on to win the national bronze medal at the CIS Championships.

The Golden Hawks had an intense 2014-15 year highlighting team improvements and individual successes. The climactic athletic achievement this year was the OUA double gold achieved by the men’s and women’s curling teams, followed by both teams medalling at the national level. Although they missed out on provincial championships, women’s basektball had one of the best regular seasons on record, going 17-3 and including a victory over the four-time defending CIS Champions, the Windsor Lancers. The Hawks football team saw great improvement from last year under Head Coach Michael Faulds. The men recorded a 4-4 season, made a playoff appearance, and had several players with record-setting seasons. The women’s soccer team lost only one game all season, a stellar improvement over last season, but were eliminated from OUA playoffs before the medal rounds. Off the court, Laurier’s student-athletes excelled in the classroom as 25 Hawks earned CIS Academic honours and ten earned OUA Academic honours. In the community, the Hawks were all hands on deck: from the Letterman Club making hospital visits, to members of the football team reading to children in elementary school, to women’s basketball athletes volunteering in phys. ed. classes at local high schools, the purple and gold were representing Laurier across the Kitchener-Waterloo community. Here is a closer look at your Golden Hawk highlights for 2014-15. Keeping the ‘gold’ in Golden Hawks this year were both varsity curling teams; the only teams to bring home OUA Championship banners this season. The men’s team went

The men’s curling team had one of their best seasons in program history, bringing home the OUA gold and CIS silver medals.

undefeated for a perfect 6-0 regular season before advancing to the OUA Championships to earn their first OUA gold since the 20072008 season. To add on to their remarkable season, the Hawks had the honour of hosting the CIS Championships on their home ice at the KW Granite Club. The Golden Hawks shone at the national competition, and with the Alberta Golden Bears as the only team to claim a victory over them, the men’s varsity team finished with a 7-2 tournament record and the CIS silver medal. Richard Krell was honoured as a CIS First Team All-Canadian and OUA First Team All-Star. Spencer Nuttall achieved CIS Second Team All-Canadian and OUA First Team All-Star status, while Fraser Reid and Aaron Squires both received CIS First Team All-Canadian honours. The women’s curling team collected a 6-4 regular season record before successfully defending their 2013-2014 title to win their second consecutive OUA Championship gold. The Hawks then returned home with the provincial gold in their pockets to host the CIS Curling Championship, where both teams medaled yet again. This time, the women’s team collected the national bronze medal for the second consecutive year with a 6-3 tournament record and Evangeline Fortier received OUA Second Team All-Star status. The women’s basketball team played their best regular season record in program history with a 17-3 record. The purple and gold team stacked up an outstanding 12-game win streak in regular season, which included a 60-53 upset victory over the first-ranked team in the nation, the Windsor Lancers.

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A Message from Peter Baxter With another successful sport season now behind us in which Laurier reached our 68th OUA Championship to go along side our 13 National Championships, it seems timely to reflect on the Peter Baxter past year at Laurier Athletics and Recreation, our context, and our plans and prospects for the future. Another Year of Excellence Wilfrid Laurier University continues to be one of Canada’s finest Athletic and Recreation institutions - a fact confirmed by Canadian Intramural and Recreation Association CIRA Ontario, who awarded Laurier their Banner of Excellence for the eighth consecutive year. In addition, Laurier teams combined for a remarkable overall winning percentage of 66.7% with a record of 143-68-13. Laurier won 2 provincial OUA titles in men’s and women’s curling and our cheerleading team won a national championship in the University All-Girl Division at the Canadian Championships for the 2nd year in a row. Internationally, student-athletes represented Canada at the World University Games including Laura Brooker, who won a silver medal in women’s hockey in Granada, Spain, and men’s rugby’s Nathan Roberts who compete in 7’s rugby in Brazil. Roberts’ teammate Andrew Quattrin also suited up for Canada with an under 18 squad that toured Romania in November while Mackenzie Harris represented Canada at the International Cheerleading Championships in Disney World. Laurier’s standing in sport and recreation has been strikingly consistent across our teams and programming. Ours is one of a handful of universities in Canada that measures up well across the spectrum of activities, sports, and leadership opportunities. This breadth and depth of excellence speaks volumes about our world-class coaches, gifted students, and dedicated staff. Our coaches and staff are a remarkably varied and energetic group, and we owe them all a huge debt of gratitude.

That is perhaps a useful segue to considering the variety of awards, prizes and distinctions earned by our Laurier Athletics and Recreation community— a great many of them by students which are highlighted in the contents of this newsletter. A most special

achievement to be proud of is that 35 studentathletes achieved OUA and CIS Academic All-Canadian status. Laurier student-athletes collectively have a higher graduation rate than the Laurier student population not involved in varsity athletics. Match this with the 35 OUA All-star selections and 10 CIS AllCanadian honoured athletes and we truly do have exceptional people who “Inspire Lives of Leadership and Purpose!” The Landscape of University Sport in 201516 and Investing in the Future The accomplishments of members of Laurier Athletics and Recreation over the past year are all the more remarkable when one considers the landscape of university sport heading into 2015-16. The economic recession has forced deep cuts to athletic and recreation programs across Canada. Laurier has not been immune to this reality. Compounding the problem, Laurier’s student population has grown to 17,000 students and the demand by all fee-paying students for programs, services and facilities are at an all-time high. The global economy is still unsettled. Universities across Canada are facing deep cuts. As a result, there are rapid changes afoot in university sport. The competition in recruiting the top gifted student-athletes has intensified. Other university alumni groups at Guelph, Queen’s and Western have stepped up to ensure that their programs have the resources to enhance these programs. There is no more important time within our history that we need our athletic alumni and supporters to step up also. From my perspective, our ongoing success depends on sustaining time-honoured links to our alumni, sponsors, and friends. In 2011, our Laurier students supported a referendum to fund the $5 million dollar expansion of our Fitness Centre which was completed in November of 2013. Student body investment, volunteerism, alumni donations, and corporate sponsorship have been cornerstones of the Golden Hawk tradition of excellence. Through their generosity— whether they have shared their time, their expertise, or their financial resources in whatever measure— individual students, alumni and friends, along with a range of local and national companies have helped enrich the student experience. They have helped build our buildings, mentor our students— they have built community. We are truly grateful for all this support. I am sure that your experience at Laurier was an important time in your development as a leader. Laurier needs you now to help

us remain the destination of choice for top prospective student-athletes. Please consider donating to support your sport team where 100% of your donation will go to support our teams and you will be provided with a tax receipt for the full amount. With as little as $100 donated by each former athlete, this annually could raise well over $500,000 of which could help secure and enhance the student-athlete experience at Laurier. I very much hope we can count on your continued involvement and support in the years ahead. Finally, this year’s Homecoming celebrations will mark the 10th Anniversary of our 2005 Vanier Cup Football Team win vs the University of Saskatchewan. That epic field goal made by Hawk Hall of Famer Bryan Devlin with 19 seconds to go to put the purple and gold ahead 24-23 will be etched as one of the Golden Hawks’ greatest moments in CIS History. Please join us both at the team induction on Friday September 25th at the Annual Laurier Golden Hawk Hall of Fame Dinner and at our Homecoming Football Game vs the Windsor Lancers on Saturday September 26th to honour our 2005 Vanier Cup Championship Team. I am looking forward to celebrating our rich tradition of excellence and share in the history-making which, no doubt, our student-athletes and leaders will accomplish this coming season. I invite you to share that vantage point with me during the 2015-16 season in the stands. Go Hawks! Sincerely,

Peter Baxter M.A. Director Athletics and Recreation

2015 Golden Hawk Hall of Fame Inductees

This fall, the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawk Hall of Fame will welcome eight new members as part of the 2015 induction class. The induction ceremony is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 25 at the Waterloo Inn during Laurier’s annual Homecoming weekend. The 2005 men’s football team, which captured the second Vanier Cup in Wilfrid 2005 Men’s Football Laurier’s history, will enter the Hall of Fame ten years removed from their thrilling championship run. Guided by head coach Gary Jeffries, the purple and gold went undefeated through the regular season, posting a perfect 8-0 record for the second consecutive year. Rolling into the playoffs as the top seed in the OUA, the Golden Hawks dispatched the McMaster Marauders in the semifinals to set up a showdown with their rivals, the Western Mustangs. In a dominant performance, the Hawks shut down the Mustangs with an outstanding defensive game plan as they won 29-11 to capture their second straight Yates Cup title. Laurier then headed out to the Maritimes to face Acadia in the Uteck Bowl, the national semifinal game. Laurier easily defeated the Axemen 31-10 to advance to their fifth appearance in the national championship game. Entering the Vanier Cup as underdogs to the Saskatchewan Huskies, Laurier stuck with the Canada West Champions throughout the contest. Trailing 23-21 late in the game, kicker Brian Devlin booted a 32-yard field goal that would stand up as the winning points in the contest to give the Golden Hawks the victory. Both Andy Baechler and Nick Cameron were members of that 2005 Vanier Cup-winning team and they will also enter the Hall of Fame as individual athletes in Andy Baechler September. A two-time Yates Cup Champion, Baechler was named the Yates Cup MVP during his first OUA Championship game in 2004, the same

year he was also named an OUA All-Star twice, earning First Team All-Star honours as a kick returner and Second Team recognition as a receiver. In 2006, Baechler was named a CIS First Team All-Canadian and an OUA First Team All-Star and in his final season in 2007, he was honoured once again as an OUA Second Team All-Star. The Ayr, Ont., native finished his career, which spanned from 2003 to 2007 third on Laurier’s all-time receiving yards list with 2,262 yards and third for career receiving touchdowns with 20.

Meanwhile, Cameron also enjoyed an outstanding career at Laurier as he was also a two-time Yates Cup Champion to go along with the Vanier Cup title. The Golden Hawks Nick Cameron running back was the MVP of the 2005 Yates Cup game, the same year he also cracked the 1,000 yard rushing mark. For his outstanding year, the native of Norland, Ont., was named a CIS Second Team All-Canadian and an OUA First Team All-Star. Cameron currently ranks fifth on Laurier’s all-time rushing yards list with 2,402 yards in five years between 2001 and 2005, and is fifth in career rushing touchdowns with 18. The third member of the Golden Hawks football program to be inducted this year is Giancarlo Rapanaro, who suited up for the purple and Giancarlo Rapanaro gold between 2006 and 2010. A member of Wilfrid Laurier’s Team of the Century as a linebacker, Rapanaro was twice named a CIS All-Canadian, first as a member of the second team in 2009 and then as a member of the first team in 2010. That same year, his final at Laurier, he became the eighth Golden Hawk to be honoured as the top stand-up defensive player in the OUA, taking home the President’s Trophy. A three-time OUA First Team All-Star, Rapanaro finished his career with 130.5 tackles and 16.5 sacks, the latter ranking him second all-time at Laurier. Andrea Ironside is the first of two women’s hockey players to enter the Hall of Fame in 2015. A forward who won five OUA Championships during her career between 2005-06 and 2009-10, Andrea Ironside Ironside was also a threetime CIS Tournament All-Star won three silver and one bronze medal at the CIS Championship. During the 2008-09 season, when she recorded career-highs in goals (15), assists (18) and points (33), she was named a CIS Second Team All-Canadian

to go along with earning OUA All-Star honours on four occasions. She would finish with 122 points which ranks her third all-time with the Golden Hawks. Lauren Barch joins her former teammate Ironside in representing women’s hockey in this year’s class. Suiting up for Laurier from 2005-06 to 200809, Barch is a four-time Lauren Barch OUA Champion and was named the OUA Player of the Year in 2007-08. That season, she scored 15 goals and added 16 assists as she was also named a CIS Second Team All-Canadian, an OUA First Team All-Star and took home Laurier’s President’s Award as the top female athlete. Over the course of her career, Barch was recognized as an OUA All-Star on two other occasions and in her rookie season, took home Laurier’s Rich Newbrough Rookie of the Year Award. She would finish her career with 109 points in 102 games, ranking her fifth all-time with the purple and gold. The final athlete inducted as a part of this year’s class is Kirsten Gerrie, who is also a four-time OUA Champion in women’s lacrosse. During her career from 2005 to 2008, Gerrie was named Kirsten Gerrie an OUA All-Star each season she played and took home OUA Offensive MVP honours in 2007. That year, she led the OUA in points in 26 thanks to 17 goals and nine assists. She was also recognized with Laurier’s Rich Newbrough Rookie of the Year award back in 2005 when she scored an impressive 36 goals in her rookie campaign. Paul Giannelia enters the Hall of Fame in the builders category thanks to his support on a number of infrastructure projects over the years. Among the projects Paul Giannelia he has helped get off the ground are the development of the Laurier Athletics website, the construction of Alumni Field and the University Stadium renovation. Giannelia, who received the CIS Lester B. Pearson Award in 2000 as a distinguished Canadian citizen of outstanding achievements who participated in university sport, was captain of Laurier’s football team in 1967-68 who led the development and construction of the $1-billion Confederation Bridge that spans the Northumberland Strait between New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.

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The Hawks looked unstoppable as they continued to rack up victories and climb up the rankings, but Laurier’s post-season ended as dramatically and all too soon when the Queen’s Gaels forced the OUA Quarter-final game into overtime and stole an 85-78 victory. Headlining this cinematic season was centre Whitney Ellenor of Pickering, Ont. and guard Lee Anna Osei of Toronto, Ont. Ellenor received CIS Second Team All-Canadian honours this year as well as OUA First Team All-Star honours. She tallied 318 points on 133 field goals and 52 free throws. She also led her team with 177 rebounds and 43 blocks this season. Osei received the honours of being named OUA Second Team All-Star and was also awarded the OUA Joy Bellinger Award. She led her team this season with 55 assists and also notched 82 rebounds and 26 steals. On the pitch the women’s soccer team went almost undefeated with a stellar 12-1-3 record, improving significantly over the 9-3-4 regular season record of last season, and looking in fine form heading into OUA playoffs with hopes to defend their OUA Championship title from 2013-14. A victory over the York Lions followed by an overtime loss to the Ottawa Gee-Gees set the Hawks up to face UOIT for a bronzeor-nothing showdown. The Hawks were disappointed with a 2-0 loss to end their season. Emily Brown was named a CIS second team All-Canadian, and she, Katie Bishop, Kelsey Tikka, and Julie Maheu were all honoured with OUA first team All-Star status. Jessica Craig and Pauline McCordic received OUA second team All-Star status,

goals in a single season; defensive back Chris Ackie who recorded seven tackles in a single game; and defensive lineman Kwaku Boateng who recorded four sacks in a single game. The Hawks then went into OUA playoffs with a Quarer-final game against the Western Mustangs. Although the 25-10 loss to the Mustangs resulted in elimination, the improvement of the Hawks was striking. Laurier’s defence held the seventh-ranked team in the nation to only 25 points-- nearly 27 points below their season average. Chris Ackie and Dillon Campbell were named CIS first team All-Canadians, OUA first team AllStars, and Campbell was recognized as the OUA’s MVP. Tommy Griffiths and Ronnie Pfeffer were recognized as OUA second team All-Stars, and Pfeffer was also named a CIS second team All-Canadian. Benjamin Millar and Ese Mrabure-Ajufo were honoured as OUA second team AllStars, while Godfrey Onyeka and Carson Ouellette were honoured as OUA AllRookies. The Golden Hawks cheerleading team is seen often on the sidelines of games, but in their own sport these athletes set a high bar on centre stage. Once again the Hawks earned the title of All-Girl National Champions, and this year the Hawks added a sportsmanship award for their spirit at the Jamfest Nationals following an outstanding performance as the lone team in the all-girls division that recorded a score only topped by one other team in the Co-Ed division. To top off an outstanding season, Laurier’s own Mackenzie Harris was named to the Team Canada cheer squad to compete in the ICU World Cheerleading Championships.

On the rink, the women’s hockey team skated to a couple of wins and a strong start following up an OUA gold last season. The rest of the season was sprinkled with tough matchups however, and the purple and gold team saw their regular season dip to 13-7-4. Despite a tough regular season, the Hawks went into playoffs with familiar fervor, The women’s basketball team soared to easily one of the and rocked the OUA Quarter-final round best seasons in program history, but were not able to by sweeping the higher-seeded Queen’s Gaels. The women then faced off against defeat the Gaels in their quest for an OUA medal. the Western Mustangs who shut the and McCordic was also recognized as the Hawks down with back-to-back losses OUA West Division rookie of the year. and eliminated the chance of an OUA medal for the Golden Hawks. Centre Laura The Hawks football team saw a great Brooker, one of the finest hockey players improvement from last season as they to ever play for Laurier, was honoured for posted a 4-4 record and made a return to the last time as an OUA first team All-Star the OUA playoffs. Following a breakout to end her career with the Golden Hawks. season in 2013, running back Dillon Campbell continued to make headlines in After swooping in to take their first ever 2014. Campbell broke the school single- OUA Championship title in 2013, the men’s game rushing record in the season opener baseball team headed into the 2014 season against Toronto, posting 293 yards and two with victory on their minds and were touchdowns. He eclipsed 200 yards for the met with success. The Hawks went 14-4 second time in the Hawks home opener for their regular season and went into against Waterloo, and then a third time the OUA playoffs as second seed. Their against the Guelph Gryphons, finishing the neighbouring rivals, the Waterloo Warriors, season with 1,458 yards and 13 touchdowns. eliminated the Hawks, however, and sent Also making the school recordbooks was the purple and gold home without a kicker Ronnie Pfeffer who recorded 18 field

medal this season. Senior athletes Jonathan Brouse, Alexander Kupchak, and Brett Van Pelt were all honoured as OUA Second Team All-Stars. The men’s hockey team had a back-andforth season as they struggled to improve on last season’s record. The Hawks saw some success late in the season with a three-game win streak that helped top last season’s record as they finished the year 10-16-1. But without being able to add an aditional victory, the Hawks were denied a playoff spot. Centre Zach Lorentz shone in his first year with the Hawks. The Waterloo, Ont., native notched nine goals, 18 assists, and was named to the OUA West Division All-Rookie Team. Back on the court, the men’s basketball team put a strong step forward to start the season but could not keep the winning momentum consistent throughout the remainder of the season, ending it with a 7-13 record. The season was counted as a success as the Hawks entered playoffs as 11th seed and will have a strong core of the team returning next season. One of the highlighting successes for the squad was the 90-82 upset victory over the Western Mustangs in the first round of OUA playoffs. The Hawks moved on to an OUA Quarter-final matchup against the Ryerson Rams where the season ended for the Hawks. Fourth year guard Will Coulthard was the only Hawk to earned OUA second team All-Star status, and first year forward

After going almost undefeated in regular season, the women’s soccer team fell one win short of the CIS Championships in 2014-15.

Luke Allin was named to both the CIS and OUA All-Rookie teams. The women’s lacrosse team started out strong and looked promising to repeat last year’s successful season-- which ended in an OUA bronze. By the end of regular season the Golden Hawks were 9-5-1 overall and ranked third in the OUA West. An OUA Quarter-final loss to a muchimproved UOIT team put Laurier out of the medal round and the purple and gold team settled for fifth place following two consolation semifinal wins. Defenceman Maddy Curtis was honoured as an OUA first team All-Star, while her teammates Torey Barfoot, Sarah Hatch, and Shelby O’Ryan were all honoured as OUA second team All-Stars.

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Quattrin, 8-man Andrew Thomson, and prop Jeffrey Wood performed well in this standout season were all named OUA AllStars.

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On the pitch, the men’s soccer team had a slow start but found their stride in the later half of the season, notching a couple more wins to put together a 5-8-3 season record before playoffs began. The Golden Hawks then faced the Guelph Gryphons in the first round and, for the second consecutive year, claimed an extra-time victory. The nailbiting 3-2 win led the Hawks to Quarterfinals where their season ended at the hands of the York Lions in a 2-0 loss. Third year forward Anastasios Sitaridis was named the 2014 MVP for men’s soccer. Kate Vanderbeek headlined for the Golden Hawk swim program this year. The second year athlete continued her strong performance in the pool from last season, helping her team earn 24 medals at the OUA Tihanyi Divisionals. She went on to lead the Golden Hawks at the OUA Championships, just missing the podium as she placed 4th in the 50m backstroke and 5th in the 200m backstroke. To wrap up the season, Vanderbeek competed at the CIS Swimming Championships where she placed 15th in both the 50m and 200m backstroke. On the green the Hawks held strong as the men’s and women’s golf program saw success at the Western Invitational with a second place finish and at the Waterloo/ Laurier invitational with a third place finish. Men’s golfer Daley Byles had an outstanding season as he earned individual

In indoor middle distance it was Adam Cornwall and Elliot De Lange shining for the men’s events. Cornwall, a fourth year, brought home the gold from the 32nd Don Wright Invitational running a time of eight minutes, 46.43 seconds in the 3000m event and set a new school record in the process. Running back Dillon Campbell was named OUA MVP De Lange medalled twice at the York Open, after another outstanding season as he had 1,458 rushing claiming the gold in the 1000m run, and adding a silver medal in the 1500m. For yards, the sixth highest total in CIS history. the women it was Sarah Cranmer-Byng gold at both the Western and Toronto leading the way for the Golden Hawks as Invitationals. The men’s and women’s she finished second in the 1000m event teams earned sixth place in the 2014-15 at the Don Mills Invitational. To wrap OUA Championships. Second year Austin up the season, these three strong athletes Ryan was honoured as an OUA Second were able to each crack the top 15 in their Team All-Star after finishing tenth overall respective races at the OUA Track and Field and lead his team in the championship Championships. tournament. The Hawks went on to shine at the national championships where the Adam Cornwall led the Laurier men men’s team finished fifth overall. in cross country as well as he finished fifth overall and Elliot De Lange grabbed The Hawk women’s rugby team improved seventh at Don Mills to take the Golden again this season, recording a 2-3-0 Hawks into second place as a team. Sarah season to return to playoffs for the second Cranmer-Byng led the Golden Hawks in consecutive year since snapping a winless the women’s events as the third year placed drought that has lasted since 2009. Jennifer 10th overall at the Don Mills Invitational Gilmour and Kelly Martin were awarded to help Laurier place fourth as a team. OUA Division All-Star status. Cornwall and Cranmer-Byng were also the top finishers at the OUA Cross Country Men’s rugby had one of the most improved Championships with 29th and 68th place seasons for varsity sports; their 3-5-0 record finishes respectively. was enough to get them to the playoffs for the first time since 2009. Hooker Andrew

Osei is the Outstanding Woman of Laurier

Lee Anna Osei, a fifth year guard with the women’s basketball team, was honoured as the 2015 Outstanding Women of Laurier award recipient.

The two-time CIS Academic AllCanadian concluded her career this season by being named an OUA Second Team AllStar and also captured the OUA nomination for the Joy Bellinger Award, presented to the student-athlete who excels in academics, athletics, and community service.

Osei, a native of Toronto, was one of three nominees for this year’s award which included teammate Sam Jacobs of Enniskillen, Ont., and women’s soccer forward Emily Brown of Waterloo, Ont. “Lee Anna embodies everything that this award represents,” said Peter Baxter, Laurier’s director of Athletics and Recreation. “Over the course of her three years with the Golden Hawks, she has excelled on the court, in the classroom and in the community and is a very deserving recipient of this honour.” Osei, a fifth year history major, became the second consecutive women’s basketball player to receive the award and the third overall since its inception in 2006. Former teammate Bree Chaput took home last year’s award while Jillian Ritsma won the honour back in 2007.

Outstanding Woman of Laurier Award winner Lee Anna Osei (centre) with ice dancers Scott Moir (left) and Tessa Virtue (right).

“I’m ecstatic,” said Osei who received her award in front of 330 people, the largest crowd to attend the event since 2008. “It still really hasn’t hit me yet...This is something I’m going to remember for the rest of my life, and something I’m going to take with me moving forward in life.” In just three seasons with the purple and gold, Osei set the team record for most assists in a season with 98 in 2013 and finished her career with 217 assists, the third most in school history.

A coach for the past eight years at various levels, Osei has worked with youth at all ages and skill levels, including coaching and training current NBA players Andrew Wiggins and Nik Stauskas. She also created the website “Get Recruited Canada”, an outlet whose sole purpose was to promote and endorse female athletes across Ontario and Canada. The event included an inspirational keynote address from Scott Moir and Tessa Virtue, the 2010 Olympic Gold Medalists and the 2014 Olympic Silver Medalists in Ice Dance. The event was hosted by Susan Cook-Scheerer, Host and Associate Producer of Waterloo Region’s favourite talk show, daytime on Rogers TV.

Athletics Donor Report We are grateful to the following supporters for their generosity during the contribution year of May 1, 2014 - April 30, 2015. Thank you for your generous support of the Golden Hawks! 1838036 Ontario Inc. 1899992 Ont. Inc. 2186922 Ontario Inc 92780 Canada Ltd. A. Lowrance & J. Lowrance Abdu Zaghlol ‘14 Abigail Hartman ‘02 ACCO Group Acco Oil Company Limited ACI ACP Enterprises Action Trailor Sales Inc Ada Mazza Adam Godfrey Adam Lawrence & Lindsay Lawrence ‘05 Adam Tomlinson ‘99 adidas Group Canada Adrian Houwer ‘06 Adrian Kraayeveld ‘69 Adriana Brown Advocis Broker Services Inc. Ahmed Zaghlol Al Fergusson ‘67 Al MacSorley Al Onderka Alan Speed Alan Webb & Wendy Webb Alasdair Smith Albert Hickey Aldershot Audiology Alejandro Diaz-Loyola ‘14 Alex Poole ‘97 Alex Troop ‘86 Alexa Hodgkinson ‘97 Alexander Garriock ‘12 Alexander Urosevic Alice Geddis Alida Kusch Alison Hutchinson ‘99 Alison Majka All Ontario Factory Coatings Ltd. Allan Dick Allan Gray Allan Lovett ‘04 All-Connect Logistical Sevices Inc. Allen Lourenco ‘06 Allen Orth & Lynn Orth Allen Page ‘86 Allison Pierce Allyson Kinsley AL-Mar Vinyl Products Alpine Plant Food Corp. Alysha Groff ‘12 Alzina Jones Amalia Kyriacou ‘89 Amanda Baker AMI Attachments Inc. AMJ Campbell Van Lines Amsterdam Brewing Company Amy Bautista Amy Cipriano Amy Middleton Anca Fatu Andrew Agro ‘05 Andrew Barfoot Andrew Barron Andrew MacKay ‘05 Andrew Robb Andrew Skinner Andy Barfoot Andy Mcclenaghan & Fiona Tokic Andy Pierce Angela Kalyn Angie Box Ann Galea & Pete Galea Ann Gorman-McKinney Ann Morgan Anna Brownlow Anna Issakoff-Meller Anna Marie Sneath Anne Dumanic Anne Henry Anne Wood ‘88 Anne-Marie Van Engelen Annie Fleming

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Boni Griffith ‘01 Bonni Stewart Bonnie Souther Brad Brouse Brad Clarke Brad McMillan ‘97 Brandon Kostyk Brant County Golden Eagles Brant Telephone Inc. Brenda Evans Brenda Grant Brenda Holloway Brenda Young Brenden Gilbert Brent Heard ‘76 Brent Warriner Brett Marchand Brett McGlynn ‘05 Brian Baker & Lesley Baker Brian Bartlett ‘83 & Maureen Bartlett Brian Canton ‘72 Brian Clarke Brian Cochrane ‘73, ‘76 Brian Dinsmore Brian Griffiths Brian Hasegawa Brian Hughes Brian Hunter Brian Johnson Brian Malott ‘83 Brian Maxwell Brian Moore ‘77 Brian Niemy ‘94 Brian Payne Brian Radford Brian Smith ‘89 Brian Steele Brian Whelan Briana Wilson ‘14 Brittany Chesney Brooke MacLaren ‘92 Bruce Fitzgerald ‘78 & Dianne Fitzgerald Bruce Martin ‘87, ‘88 Bruce Ward Bruce Webb Bryan Monteith ‘68 Bryn Cavill ‘94 Burman Energy Consultants Group Inc. Bustard Chrysler Dodge Jeep BW Conn Homes C.J.Keogh Associates Inc. Caledonia Corvairs Calian Ltd. Calvin Lo ‘11 Carla Bradshaw & Scott Bradshaw ‘87 Carlo Perri Carol Chitovas ‘78 Carol Doi Carol Krell Carol Kroetsch Carol McGlogan ‘84 Carol Muncaster Carol Paulino Carol Riddle & Dave Riddle Carol Shewen Carol Trattner Carol Williams Caroline Cornale-Smith Caroline Courtis Caroline Willcox & Dan Einwechter ‘77 Caroline Yanchus Carolyn Cornale Carolyn Grand Carolyn Murdoch ‘98 Carolyn Payette ‘83 Carrie Grieg Carter-Grant Mechanical Systems Inc Caterina Kellerman Catherine de Metz Catherine Jackson ‘02 Catherine Piccinin

Catherine Quattrin Cathy Pillar ‘84 Cathy Steele Catrine MacDonald CBL Presentations Inc. Cecile Corso & Christian Corso Chad Keohane Chad Lavallee Charlene Gassler Charlie Barrotta Charlie Olver ‘71 Cheryl Callaghan Cheryl White Chris Caruso ‘02, ‘04 Chris Chukwuma Chris Davidson Chris Di Ubaldo ‘07 Chris Heickert Chris Hetherington ‘92 Chris Povey ‘93 Chris Smelt Chris Waddick ‘87 Christine Ganeshan Christine Morrison Mink ‘01 Christine Tutssel ‘84 Christopher Courtis Christopher Dodd ‘92 & Diana Dodd Christopher Timm ‘88 Cindy Eadie ‘05 Cindy Hayhurst Cintas Cisco Systems Canada Co. City Centre Car Wash Ltd City of Kitchener City of Waterloo Claude Bezely Claudia Waters & Micheal Kelly Claudio Sartori Claudio Stante Clive Tharby ‘90, ‘91 & Linda Tharby ‘90 Cody Haiduk Cody Morris Colin Campbell ‘70 Colin Lesperance Colin McGregor ‘93 Colin Westman Colm Murphy Colpac Construction Inc Combat Networks Inc. Complete Site Services Inc. Computer Doctoring Inc Computertized Mineral Services Inc. Concordia Consulting Conestoga-Rovers & Associates Limited Connie Deckert Connie Joshi ControlChem Canada Limited Copenhagen’s Frozen Yogurt Ltd. Cordell Deck Cortech Machine & Mould Inc. Courtney Tran Cowan Insurance Group Craig Snelgrove ‘94 & Kristy Snelgrove Curt Skene Cynthia Stewart Cyril Rajakumar D&R Automotive Kitchener Dagni Ziedins Dale Howatt Dale Waldorf Dalton Dranitsaris Dan Dawson ‘88, ‘89 & Suzanne Dawson ‘89, ‘90 Dan Dietrich Dan Fiorini & Karen Fiorini Dan Gieruszak ‘79 Dan Huras ‘13 Dan Jerred ‘73 Dan Marsden ‘90 Dan Robert ‘05 & Sheena Noel ‘06 Dana Salonen ‘12 Daniel Brown

Daniel Chaput ‘01, ‘03 Daniel Fitzpatrick Daniel Girard ‘99 Daniel Stothers Daniel Yungblut ‘03 Daniella Dickens Danielle Inglis ‘11 Danny Marsh Dante Luciani ‘08 Darin Thompson ‘89, ‘90 & Tracey McLean-Thompson ‘90, ‘91 Darren Lowe ‘00, ‘99 Darryl Blackie ‘70 Darwyne Lang Daryl Cortese Dave Allin Dave Bradley ‘85 Dave Bullock Dave Cox ‘68 Dave Dix ‘75 Dave Fahrner Dave Freeman ‘65 Dave Michael ‘68, ‘78 Dave Rough ‘87 & Nancy Rough ‘87 Dave Scharman ‘72 Dave Shouldice ‘85 & Angela Hopewell-Shouldice ‘84 Dave Woods Dave Yurincich ‘78 David Agro ‘02 David Aitchison ‘87 David Arnott David Beaton David Burke ‘92 David Cox ‘97 David Doherty David Duncan David Gibson David Hopper ‘85 David Kohler ‘87 David Leeming ‘86 David MacDonald David Mathers David Mcauley David McLeod ‘87 David McMurray & Josephine McMurray David Merry David Ormerod ‘72 David Pennycook & Cathy Pennycook David R Massel David Sargent ‘10 David Shortt ‘67 & Rosslynn Shortt ‘70 David Stewart David Tartaglia ‘71 & Brenda Tartaglia ‘73 David Thom ‘78 David Woolford David Young Dawn Gnidec & Allan Gnidec Dawn Hawke Dawn May Dawn Price Dawn Wilson Dean Rivando Deb McDonald Deb Paisley Debara Bullock Debbie Baker ‘86 Debbie Hartley ‘71 Deborah Clark Deborah Duce Deborah Foley Deborah-Rae Lalonde Debra Danilewitz Debra Leyhane Deidre Ward Deloitte Denis Jaques Dennis Mitchell ‘98 Dennis Prouse Dennis Schooley ‘76 Denton Meiklejohn ‘70 Derek Mohaupt

...continued from page 5 Deren Hasip Deutschmann & Associates Professional Corporation Diageo Diana Reichert ‘87, ‘88 Diana Wright & James Wright Diane Bienker ‘90 Diane Browne Diane Williams ‘91 & Craig Williams ‘89 Dianne D’Andrea Dianne Green Dianne McArdle Dianne Paton ‘85 Diem Vy Tuong Dieter Gamm Divina Dizon DM Millwork Inc. Dogwood Promotions Inc. Dominic Lopes Don Berry ‘57 Don Clark ‘67 & Virginia Clark Don Graham Don Honey ‘53 Don Pickett Don Smith Donald Archer ‘61 & Joan Archer ‘61, ‘80 Donald Cann ‘67 Donald Cant Donald MacKay Donna Van Staveren Donna Way & Clark Fallis Dordan Mechanical Inc Doreen Hemsworth ‘56 Doreen Hines Doreen McConkey Dorian Folo Doris Goheen Doros Theodosiou Financial Services Inc. Dorothy Ann Moulds-Silver Doug Best ‘72, ‘78 Doug Kreviazuk ‘82 & Janice Kreviazuk Doug Macdonald Doug McGregor Doug Roome ‘80 Doug Tate ‘71 Doug Williamson ‘87, ‘91 Douglas Bayley Douglas McGee Dr. Robert Midgley Dentistry Prof. Corp. Drifters Motel and Restaurant Dudek Dudek ‘14 Duemler Medicine Professional Corporation Duke Seto ‘88 Duncan Fraser ‘09 Duncan Hamilton Eagle Press Printers Ed Fowler Ed Horton ‘67 Edith Boldt ‘89 Edward and Marilyn Serjeantson Edward Kavalec Edward Leach & Nancy Leach Edward Lynch Edward McQuillan Edward Woods Ekkehard Simla ‘70 Elaine Noble ‘83 Electrolux Major Appliances Elisabeth Brownbill Elisabeth Damiani Elizabeth Clark Elizabeth Falco Elizabeth Morris ‘81

Ellen Lynn Wong Elliot de Lange Elsie Kupchak Elyse Savaria Emco Corporation Emilia Wojtasiak Emilia Wojtasiak Emily Fong ‘13 Energizer Canada Inc. Enterprise Holdings Foundation Enterprise Holdings Inc. Eric Calder ‘87, ‘88 Eric Hentschel Eric Schein ‘12, ‘12 Erin Shewfelt ‘07 Ernie Smith ‘71 Ernst & Young LLP ESI International Esther Barak Evelyn Patterson Fab Consorti Fabrizio Corazzola Factory Flooring Fatima Sousa Fayon Redfern Feras Al-Samarrai ‘99 Fiona Aiston ‘07 Fix Auto Yorkdale FK Machiner Ltd Flett Beccario FoxNet Inc. Fran Smyth ‘76 Frances Gray ‘71 Frances Zsiros-Beach Francisco Garcia Frank Furgiuele ‘82 Frank Merolli ‘76 & Rina Merolli Frank Parco Frank Schneider Franklin Vu Fred Dally & Marlene Dally Fred Grossman ‘91, ‘93 Fred McLean ‘74 Fred Nichols ‘08 & Marlene Nichols G & F Cement Form Rentals Gail Sheepway Gail Thornton ‘00 Gail Tusz ‘85 Gary Brohman ‘71 Gary Hedges Gary Jeffries ‘72 Gary Nyp Gavin Cond ‘06 Gay Corcoran Gelird Golian & Zofia Golian Geoff Sheridan ‘75 Geoff Smith Geoffrey Li ‘01 Geoffrey Reid George Collinson George Foegele George Karayannides George Margolius ‘67 George Moore George Schnarr ‘86 & Laurie Schnarr ‘86 George Van Camp ‘66 & Thelma Van Camp ‘77 Gerald Rennie ‘56 Gerald Schaus & Pam Schaus ‘75 Gerald Watt ‘77 Geraldine James Germaine Parcher ‘81 Gerry Blacker ‘73 Gerry Davis GH Manufacturing Inc Giacomo Fagnola Gillian Geremia Gina Franch Gina McCartney Glassford Motors Glen Charanduk Glen Horne ‘01 Glen Leach ‘76 Glenn Baker ‘70 Glenn Ferguson ‘93, ‘95 & Jane Ferguson ‘92 Glenn Howard Glennice Burns Global Royalties Limited Gloria Kimber-Jacklin Gloria McGinn-

McTeer ‘78 Gluskin Sheff + Associates Golden Triangle Oils Limited Gordon Lavis ‘75 Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP Graham Beverly Grant Fraser ‘87 Greco’s Green Enviro Inc Green Horizons Compact Sod Greg Farrell Greg Larouche Greg Pajor Greg Puhalski ‘90 Greg Smith ‘84 Greg Warner Greg Watterson Greg Watterson and Associates Ltd Gregg Sweeney ‘94 Gregory Greenberg Ground Effects Ltd. Guiltinan Family Dentistry Gurharjap Sandhu Haney, Haney & Kendall Haney, Haney & Kendall Hanna Burnett ‘12, ‘13 Harley Farovitch Harriet Hollander Harry Kemperman ‘92 Harry Pathmarajah Harry Terpstra Harvey Balakofsky ‘81 Harvey Zwicker Hauser Industries Inc. Hayley Desjardins Hazel Palmer Heather Bolton ‘04 Heather Bott Heather Caldwell Heather Ciavarella Heather Clayton Heather Cruickshank Heather Dickinson & Bruce Dickinson Heather Hamilton Heather Hamilton Heather Kickham ‘86 Heather Lank Heather MacDonald ‘84 Hedy Baker ‘58 Helen Ahrens Helen Allin Helen Leeder Helen Parrott Herb Morell ‘79 Herbert Ballantyne Hobby Import Inc. Holland Hurricanes Football Club Home Run Baseball Academy Hongwen Zhang Hue Nguyen Hugh Lawson ‘92 Hugh McIntosh ‘77 & Ann McIntosh ‘78 Hugo Alves Hunter Amenities Int. Hydro Power Technologies Inc Ian Connerty Ian Filion ‘14 Ian Logan ‘06 Ian Mair Ian Rankin ‘67 IBEW Local Union 804 Ibrahim Hyder Ilija Popovski Inside Story Publishers InSitu Remediation Services Inta Gifford ‘71 Intertec Instr. Ltd. Invesco Trimark Irene Conway Irma Iannantuono Isobel Craig Ivonne Bowers Izmit Kulafofski ‘96 J Scott Tomenson J.R. Edwards ‘03 Jack Davis ‘79 & Beverley Davis ‘81 Jack Hahn Jack Hall ‘12 Jack Heitzner Jack Julius Jack Lumsden ‘86 & Sandy

Lumsden ‘86 Jackie Kenny Jackie Walker & Mike Walker Jacob Westerhof Jacqueline Beadman Jacqueline Grant Jacqueline Jamula Jaime Stewart James Blake James Coletta James Duncan James Mumford James Reusch James Slater ‘66 James Tobin James Yeldon & Mary Ellen Yeldon Jamey English ‘99 Jamie Connor Jamie Lockington Jamie Witmeyer Jamieson Car and Truck Rental Jan Krizan ‘90 Jan Nyhof Jane Fisher Jane Perryment-Geddis Janet Kubik Janet Leitch Janet Mensah Janet Peden ‘75 Janet Robinson & Mike Robinson Janet Slasor Janice Heidman-Louch ‘87 Janis Ford Halbych Janis Ryan Jason Tang Jay Kellerman Jean Beaton ‘78 & Charles Beaton ‘59 Jean Cerilli Jean Cerilli Jean Telford ‘77 Jean-Marc Maheu Jeff Carefoote ‘79 & Roberta Carefoote Jeff Hunt Jeff Samek Jeff Snyder Jeff Treleaven Jeff Visser Jeffrey Quick Jenn Strang ‘02 Jennifer Apuzzo Jennifer Benham Jennifer Casey ‘89 & Kevin Casey ‘86 Jennifer Childs ‘96 Jennifer Cuddie & John Cuddie ‘83 Jennifer Elliott ‘07 Jennifer Kitching ‘05 Jennifer Langford Jenny Banks ‘02 Jeremy Hedges Jerry Francis Insurance Agency Ltd. Jerry Petruska Jerry White Jesse Kokorudz Jill Winch ‘80 Jim Delsnyder ‘83 & Sue MillsDelsnyder ‘84 Jim Gabel Jim Govanis ‘98 Jim Grant ‘66 Jim Hill ‘89 & Joanne Hill ‘89 Jim Kearns Jim Lawrence Jim McKay Jim Reid ‘80 JMG2 Management Ltd. Joan Cameron Joan Flood Joan Howard Joan Howell Joan Rolph Joanne Freund ‘82 Joanne Godawa Jo-Anne James ‘84 Jo-Anne O’Connor Joanne Shaver Joanne Shum Joanne Utter Job Inc. Jody Noga Joe Ferguson

Joe Geremia Joe McCrea Joe Nastasiuk ‘89 Joe Ribau Joe Vicente Joel Ewart ‘13 Joel Fleming ‘08 Joel Levesque ‘86, ‘86 Joel Waters ‘13 John and Sandra Kendall John Bernier John Buchko John Ciavarella & Fay Xu John Di Sebastiano John Doma ‘84 & Margaret Doma ‘84, ‘86 John Enns ‘60 & Betty Lyn Enns ‘61 John Evangelista ‘11 John Findlay John Gabel John Geddis John Glassford John Glover John Hahn John Hughes John Kendall ‘77 & Sandra Kendall John Latimer ‘68 John Leggat John Little John McCordic John McCutcheon John Morris ‘03 John Morrone John Pearson John Peleck ‘00 John Peneycad ‘89 John Pretty ‘69 John Regan John Sanchez John Selles John Skeoch ‘80 John Trott John Webster ‘79 John Whitney ‘73 & Colleen Whitney John Wilson ‘68 John Yari Insurance and Financial Services Jon Graffi ‘90 Jon Lynne-Davies Jon Rehill ‘90 Jonathan Gascho ‘14 Jonathan Palumbo Jordan Ford Jordan Jocius Josee Desjardins ‘86 Joseph Formica ‘89 Joseph Lafleur Joseph Luciani ‘70 & Carole Bertuzzi-Luciani Joseph Pikula ‘03 Joyce Crawford Joyce Perryment Joyce Vopni Judi Perry-Brinkert ‘87 Judith Millar & Brian Millar Judy Farwell & Neil Farwell Judy Garay Judy Rugole Julia Grant & John Grant Julia Marchese ‘12 Juliana Man Julie Murphy & John Murphy Julie Ricottone Justin Hoegy Justin Newbold Justin Reis K. Knight Contracting Kaely O’Neill Karen Fitzpatrick Karen Harris Karen Hedge Karen Jacques ‘99 Karen MacLean Karen Watson ‘91 Karla Ford Kate Konopka ‘96 Kate McDowell ‘90 Katelyn Jolivel ‘09 Katherine Whyte ‘81 Kathryn Chesney Kathy Durst Kathy Thompson Katie Anderson Katrina MacInnes ‘04

...continued from page 6 Kaye Crawford Kayla Chafe ‘14 Keanna Mckenzie Keith Dawson Keith Flysak ‘13 Kellie Kirkpatrick Kelly Collison Kelly Jones ‘86, ‘87 Kelly O’Reilly Kelly Tomkinson Kelly Vader ‘88 Kelron Inc. Kelsey Luyten Ken Burrows Ken Davidson Ken Pelissero ‘76 Ken Yee Kendall Dukeshire Kendall Hilker Kendall Scott ‘09 Kenneth Fowler ‘95 Kent Keilback Kent Naylor Kerina Elliott ‘77 & David Elliott ‘77, ‘90 Kerr Marshall ‘59 Kerry Blain Kerry Reyes Kevin Cavanagh ‘89 Kevin Day ‘82 Kevin McDonald ‘96 Kevin Philp Kim Cornwall Kim Hayley Kim Holden Kim McBride Kim Notarfranco ‘96 Kimberley Maguire ‘95 Kimberly Stickel Kinetico Canada Kitchener-Waterloo Water Polo Club KKP Muskoka Kristen Watpool ‘14 Kwamina Boison ‘14 Kwan-Sen Wen ‘10, ‘11 Kyle Atkinson Kyle Darnell Lana Bordignon Lance Chomyc Lanier Healthcare Canada Lara Privatt ‘97 Larry Sturino Larry Tougas ‘82 Larry Wasylishyn Laura Borg Laura Doi Laura Muirhead ‘82 & Bill Muirhead ‘82 Laura Shepherd ‘84 Laura Trian Lauren More Laurie Laykish Laurie Murray ‘83 Leanne Hagarty ‘91 & Stephen Hagarty ‘91, ‘92 LeeAnne Van De Bospoort Leigh Goldie ‘72 Lemmy Ferdinandusz Leni Mccormack Lenore Mills Leo Groarke Les Protopapas ‘80 & Sheila McKee-Protopapas ‘81 Lesa Love Lesley Lynne-Davies Lesley Spadaro Lidia Knez ‘00 Lillian Guzylak-Messam Lin Graham ‘90 Linda Balthes Linda Clark Linda Figueira Linda Frayne Linda Perreault Linda Reusch Linda Vopni Linda Weir & Gordon Weir Lindsay Arbeau ‘05, ‘06 Lindsay Wright ‘13 Lindsey Vivian ‘09 Linwood Chiropractic Lisa Brake Lisa Deneau Lisa Fotopoulos ‘07 Lisa Graham & Ron Graham

Lisa Harkness Lisa MacIntosh Realty Ltd Lisa Morgan Lisa Petrucci Lisa Porlier ‘89 Lisa Saul Lise Filiatrault Liz Beemer London Minor Football Association Loretta Penny Lori Beck Lori Danecke ‘84, ‘88 Lori Lees Lorna Crilly Lorraine Woods Lorrie Thornley ‘80 Louise Barton Louise Todd Lucka Ivany Lucy Stawiarski Luis Chirinos Luisa Tmej & Dennis Tmej Luke Summerhayes Luke Thompson ‘12 Lydia Chudleigh ‘98 Lynn Cond ‘74 Mack Thompson Magaret Rowland Manual Physio Solutions Manulife Financial Marcia Lubert & Ken Lubert ‘87 Marcia Powers-Dunlop ‘69, ‘76 Marcus Lyons ‘91 Marcus Spilotro Marek Wacyk Margaret Collard ‘86, ‘93 Margaret Iutzi ‘82 Margaret Leith ‘75 Margaret Sockett ‘71 Margaret Van Dusen Margie Traynor Maria Bianco Maria Hamberg Marianne Pieters ‘77 Marie Podnar Marie Trites Marilyn Merkley Maritta De Los Reyes Mark Boag Mark Brown Mark Campbell ‘79 Mark Eccleton ‘04 Mark Forsyth ‘80 & Leslie Forsyth ‘81 Mark Gauthier Mark Grondin Mark Hilbig Mark Holbrook ‘79 Mark Huzevka & Joanne Huzevka Mark Janke ‘91 & Michelle Kreller-Janke ‘89 Mark Liddy Mark Long Mark Rittinger ‘92 & Ana Rittinger Mark Robinson Mark Thorne Mark Vanrycheghem Markku Sillberg ‘77 Marni Zarafonitis & Chris Zarafonitis Marsh & McLennan Companies Marsha Black Martin Kearns ‘99 Martin Smith Mary anne McGrath Mary D’Alton Mary Dawn Davy Mary Hilbrecht Mary Jane Tasch Mary Moulds Mary Nunan Mary Thompson Mary Van Den Neucker Maryann Barkovich Maryann Seefuss Mary-Evelyn Lather ‘95 Mathew Strong ‘07 Matt Gostick Matthew Appleby ‘00 Matthew Eves Matthew Fleming ‘99 Matthew Misner Matthew Morris ‘78

Matthew Reeves Matthew Snoei ‘04 Maureen Loft Max Franzini May Ford McBride Wallace Laurent & Cord LLP McDonald’s Restaurants Of Canada Ltd. Megan Jacklin ‘14 Mel Gabel ‘80 Melanie Bell-Kirk Melanie Rajadurai Melinda Van Pelt Melissa Hicks Merit Travel Group Inc. Michael Arts Michael Belz Michael Brierley Michael C. McKenna Michael Chang Michael Cheung Michael Doi Michael Dufresne Michael Faulds Michael Frampton Michael George Michael Haggstrom Michael Kalyn Michael Keffer ‘73 Michael Lopes Michael MacMillan Michael Provost Michael Riddell ‘93 Michael Sax ‘04 Michael Shum Michael Stelmach Michael Thompson Michael Thomson Michael Thorne ‘07 Michael Van Bussel ‘97, ‘99 Michele Lewis Michele Studhalter Michelle Gagnier Michelle Good ‘09 Michelle Hand Michelle Morrissey Michelle Turco ‘11 Mike Belanger ‘75 & Leah Belanger ‘78 Mike Boehmer ‘74 Mike Cockfield Mike D’Andrea Mike Duffy ‘88 & Annick Duffy ‘88, ‘89 Mike Farrauto ‘86 Mike Graffi ‘81 Mike Hogan Mike Juhl Mike McMahon ‘69 Mike Warbick ‘77 Mike Whitehouse ‘07 Mimi Prier Minor Hockey Alliance of Ontario Miranda Hopkins Miranda Smelt Miriam Beaton Mitchel Campbell ‘12 Moneris Solutions Monika Stevens & Michael Stevens Morgan Currie Morgan Wellens ‘05 Morland Financial Corporation Morris Musselman Morris Zakamarko Morty’s Pub MSF Investment Management Matching Gift Program Murray Blight Murray Coole Murray Howard ‘70, ‘72 Murray Markowitz ‘68 Murray Pickel Murray Russell ‘85 MVP Marketing Myra Acciaroli MyTributeGift Foundation Nada Orshinsky ‘90 Nadine Merkley Nanci-Lynne Osborne Nancy Aronson Nancy Fernandes Nancy Helmond & Hendrikus Helmond

Nancy Palmer Nano Essentials Inc Narendra Ramcharitar Natalie Shier Natalie Snyder NAV CANADA Nayeem Alli Neil Miskell ‘79 Nena Orescanin-Wicken ‘93 & Craig Wicken ‘92 Niagara Falls Professional Firefighters Association Nick Mercouris Nick St. John Nigel Lester Nolan Duke ‘85 & Becky Kellar ‘04 Nora Peter ‘69 Noreen Brewer Norma Coole & Murray Coole Norma Pivotto ‘89 Oasis Auto Complete Systems Oca Nena Restaurant OKI Printing Solutions Ontario Conservatory of Music Ontario University Athletics Orbis Communications Inc. Orest Hrabowych OTIP/RAEO Page Four Ltd Painting Canada Inc. Pak Lau & Associates Professional Corporation Patricia Grant Patricia Horan Patricia Kitchen Patricia Knox Patricia Lynne-Davies Patricia Morrissey ‘83 Patricia Normandeau Patricia Robertson Patrick Coady Patrick Hogan Patrick Jones Patrick Manduca Patrick McDonald Patrick Miller Patrick O’Leary ‘94 Patti Anthony Paul Brown ‘70 Paul Clifford Paul Deek Paul Emmanuel Paul Fisher Paul Fracas Paul Galpin Paul Giannelia ‘70, ‘99 & Aldeene Giannelia Paul Gibbons Paul Gray ‘79 Paul Hancock ‘10 Paul Hendershot ‘69 Paul Hurrell Paul Huston ‘66 Paul Markle ‘68 Paul McSorley ‘81 & Frances McSorley ‘84 Paul Nelson Paul Roantree ‘84, ‘85 Paul Rooney & Audrey Rooney Paul Schell Paul Scholz ‘84 Perry Marshall Persen Technologies Pete Schnarr Peter Ansley ‘66 & Cheri Ansley Peter Baxter & Wendy ZufeltBaxter Peter Borden Peter Buis ‘78 Peter Butler Peter Campbell & Jackie Campbell Peter Choma ‘92 Peter Cuthbert Peter Dorssers ‘86, ‘87 Peter Hepburn ‘79 Peter Holden ‘86, ‘93 & Anne Holden ‘86 Peter Ivanyi Peter Izzio ‘90 Peter Jamieson ‘84 Peter Jefferson Peter McLeod Peter Muise Peter Pavlinich

Peter Recklet & Elaine Recklet Peter Sprogis Peter Voight Petrice Gentile ‘10 Pfizer Canada Inc. Phil Morrison Philip Doi Philip Stoesser ‘04 Phillip McKay & Carolyn McKay Pia Conciatori ‘14 Pioneer Insurance Brokers PJ Martin ‘94 Precision Veneer Products LTD. Preston Drummond Print Integrity Inc. Process Group Inc Proteus Performance Management Inc. Provincial Environmental Services Inc. R Scott Addison R. Wallace Straker Rachel Warmington Rachel Zuidervliet ‘98 Rae & Lipskie Investment Counsel Inc. Ralph Paul & Janice Paul Randy Beyers Randy McGlynn ‘72 & Marianne McGlynn Rasa Chomyc Ray Campagnolo Raymond Pedersen ‘86 RBC Foundation RBC Foundation Real Bergevin ‘86 & Anne Bergevin Regina Beeby Region of Waterloo Swim Club Regional Hose K-W Ltd. Reid Baigrie Reid Performance Management Inc Renee Schingh Rich Newbrough & Patty Newbrough Rich Ott ‘75 Richard Agro ‘67 & Sharon Agro Richard Beadman Richard Braiden ‘75 Richard Cameron Richard Deboo Richard Malolepszy ‘03 Richard Naylor Richard Nemeth ‘90 Richard Ochran Richard Osborne & Susan Osborne Richard Pay Richard Sturino ‘86, ‘87 Richard Tachuk Rick Fantham Rick Gorman ‘68 Rick Johnson Rick Kalvaitis ‘84 Rick Pajor ‘84 Rick Pointon Riley Sandham Rita Grassi Rita Vanier Rob Carreon ‘86 Rob Cini Rob Donelson Rob Laning Rob Stabile ‘97 Rob Sutherland ‘87 Rob Watson ‘84 & Kellie Watson ‘84, ‘97 Robert Bailey ‘64 Robert Bishop Robert Bishop & Jennifer Chia Robert Bruce Sr Robert Cummings ‘74 Robert Dalley Robert E. Vopni Robert Kern & Alice Kern Robert McIvor ‘72 Robert Pecora ‘86 Robert Rosehart ‘08 Robert Ruso Robert Staranchuk ‘96 Robert Turner ‘67 Robert W. Holloway Robert Witmeyer

...continued from page 7 Robert Zamec Roberto Aburto ‘05 Robinson Mechanical Systems Inc. Robyn Konson Robyn Naylor ‘14 Robyn Walker & Terry Walker Rod Connop ‘82 & Lynn Connop ‘82 Rod Dean ‘74 Rod Philp ‘88 Roderick McLean ‘63 & Margaret McLean ‘63 Roger Cramer Roger Passmore ‘70 Rogers Wireless Inc. Rohan Thompson Roly Webster ‘95 & Brigitte Webster ‘14, ‘98 Ron Anderson Ron Deruyter Ron Kassies Ron Kulperger ‘76 Ron Meidinger Ron Potter ‘64 Ron Raymond Ronald Baker Ronald Schiedel Ronald Woods ‘63 & Barbara Woods Ronnie Van Moerkerke ‘90 & Karen Armstrong Rose Marie Trites Rose Rizzo Rose Stothers Roseanne Lidstone Rosemary Fryer Ross Bryant ‘00 Ross Pirie ‘56 Rowan Murdoch ‘14 Rowley Kinghorn Roy Cumming ‘81, ‘99 Rudy Jankovic Runners Choice Runners’ Choice Russ Cisecki ‘84 Russ Morreale ‘71 Russell Langford Ruth Culley Ruth Gemmell Ruth Gingell-Potts Ruth J. Zinck ‘52 Ryan Clancy Ryan Davison ‘01, ‘02 Ryan Greenwood Ryan Lynch Ryan Lynch ‘09 S & S Exterior Finishes Inc. Sam Belbeck Sam Brennand ‘12 Sam Pirrera Samantha Jacobs Samantha Reid Sandra Faulds Sandra Fennell Sandra Hughes ‘89, ‘99 & John Hughes Sandra Irvine Sandra McGonigle ‘82 Sandra Mills-Taylor Sandra Sherry Sandra Solomon Sandra Sykes ‘83 Sandra Wark Sandy Keay Sandy Nixon ‘69 & Deborah Nixon Sandy Robertson Sara Reid Sarah Stanley ‘14 SC Infrastructure Corp. Scherer Schlueter Hyundai Schnarr Builders Scotia McLeod Scotiabank

Scott Allan ‘83 Scott Ballantyne ‘03 & Amy Ballantyne ‘04 Scott Bruinsma Scott Driscoll ‘91 & Coleen Driscoll ‘89, ‘90 Scott Fraser ‘83, ‘90 & Sheryl Wansel ‘83 Scott Mahn ‘09 Scott Turnbull Scott Uffelman ‘73 Scott Willcox ‘86 Sean Etherington Sean Gill Secord McNair ‘55 Seoni Dentistry Professional Corporation Shane Seldon ‘68 Sharen Skene Sharon Bell Sharon Bray Sharon Coletta Sharon Lane ‘66 Sharon Slute Sharon Stephens ‘68 & John Stephens ‘70 Shaun Green Shawn Cummings Shawn Mathers ‘86 Shayne Rajadurai Shaz Ahmad ‘98 Shelley Apostoli Sheri Stover ‘98 & Bryan Stover ‘96 Sherrill Mair Shevaun Voisin ‘92 Shiran Navaratnam Shirley Rodwell Shirley Wright Shurrie Physiotherapy Sidney Vandenberg Silvie Chowdhury Simon Roberts Simone Beaucage Sky One Electric Inc Sohaib Ikram ‘14 Solutions Thru Design Sonny Goldstein Sonny Kumpf ‘72 Sonny’s Burger Joint Inc. Sonya Blake South Western Ontario Hockey Schools Inc Spartan Rescue Inc. Sports Club 444 Inc. Sports Systems Unlimited Corp. Sritheran Ramesh Stacey Brandwood Staged Advantage Stefan Ptaszek ‘95 Stefan Trudeau Stella Mercouris Derbish Stellick Marketing Communications Inc. Stephan Deschenes ‘88 Stephanie Ricottone Stephen Bienkowski ‘85 Stephen Chitovas ‘83 Stephen Christner Stephen Dranitsaris Stephen Kammermayer Stephen Savoie Stephen Simmons & Maureen Simmons Stephen Vos Stephen Warden Stephen Zagrodny ‘13 Steve Bolt ‘84 Steve Cuppage Steve Doukas Steve Gilmour ‘89

Steve Griggs ‘92 Steve Leveshuk Steve Norris ‘85 Steve Purves Steve Rose ‘78 Steve Rush Steve Savoie Steve Strohack ‘05 Steve Wilkie ‘82, ‘89 Steven Greer ‘87 Steven Shaw ‘88, ‘92 & Rita Shaw Steven Sterne Steven Tuckwood ‘95 Stewart Smith Stuart Learmont Stuart Medlock Sue Eagleson ‘92, ‘93 Sue Lindley ‘02 Sue Miller Sue Watson Sun Life Financial Susan Bogie-Hanna ‘88 Susan Lade Susan Lebar Susan MacMillan Susan Mawhiney Susan Rasmussen Susan Tonin ‘89 Susan Wilkins ‘80 Susanne Phillips ‘67 Suzanne Price Suzanne Pudrycki ‘91 Suzanne Sathaseevan Suzanne Vanier Sylvia Basso ‘85 Sylvia Conlon Sylvia Lence & Boris Lence Sysco Canada T & H Martyniuk Enterprises Inc T. F. Electric T.S.M. Limited TA Appliance Inc. Taj Brar ‘14 Talbot Marketing Tamie Tikka Tammi Will Tammy Gilbert Tania Pacitto Tara Purves TD Bank Group TD Insurance Meloche Monnex Ted Dettweiler ‘84 Ted Priddle Tegan Bentley Versolatto Tegan Versolatto TEK Systems Telfer Hanson Teresa Hussey Terry Coulthard & David Coulthard Terry Dinsmore Terry Fitzpatrick Terry Good Terry Nicoll Terry Reidel Terry Walker & Robyn Walker The BLM Group Inc. The Installer The Keg - London Station The Pita Pit Theresa Rawn Thomas Arnott Thomas Brock ‘74, ‘76 Thomas Dewey ‘75 Thomas Dillon Thomas Fendley ‘77 Thomas Fuke ‘00, ‘03 & Amy Hucal ‘12 Thomas Sanderson Thomas Spanton Thomas Walker ‘72 Thomas Watson ‘72

Three Towers Flooring Inc. Tim Blore Tim Brennan ‘83 Tim Fedy ‘84, ‘85 Tim Lang ‘92 & Ann Marie Lang ‘91 Tim Wilson ‘81, ‘82, ‘89 & Laurie Wilson ‘81 Timothy Haufe ‘74 Timothy LynneDavies ‘08 Timothy Sinyard ‘09 Tina Chong TK Events Inc. Todd Brandwood Todd Cooney ‘06 Todd Ellenor Todd Stark ‘84 Tom Allen ‘67 Tom Annett ‘03 Tom Berczi ‘88, ‘93 & Cheryl Berczi Tom Hazell ‘62 Tom Healy Tom Pippy ‘76 Tom Vandereyken & Heather Vandereyken Tom Vella Toni Merante Tony Pemberton ‘85 & Patricia Pemberton ‘86 Tony Pietropaolo Tony Presutti Tony Stackhouse ‘97 Total Package Hockey Total Street Maintenance TSM Township of Selwyn Tracey Weiler ‘07 Tracy Bennett Tracy Schneider & Tom Schneider TransFrt McNamara Inc. Trent Robinson ‘70 Trevor McGowan ‘97 Trevor Nyp Trexon Inc. Tri Five Holdings Ltd. Two Men and a Truck Newmarket Tyler Grover ‘09 Uni Spray Systems Inc. United Way of Greater Toronto Unitron Ltd. Valerie Garay Valerie Turner Valerine Lacroix Vanessa Buttinger Vanessa Fuller Vanessa Lewerentz ‘87, ‘88 Vanitha Krishnamurthy ‘90 Verna Dell Veronica Zarin Vic Medland Vichara Jean Victor Oreskovich Victoria Dodds Victoria Goodman Violeta Ivanescu Vivian OseiCobbina Vivian Sarabia W.M. Silver Wally Gabler Walter Sawka WalterFedy Warren Viegas ‘86 Waste Management of Canada Corporation Waterloo North Hydro Waterous Holden

Amey Hitchon LLP Wayne Brock ‘09 Wayne Heslop Wayne Kemick ‘76 & Tammy Kemick Wayne Onishi Wayne Stemmler ‘84 & Brenda Stemmler ‘85 Wendy Boyd Wendy Brown ‘95 Wendy Classen Wendy Miscall ‘94 Wendy Volpe ‘88 Westmount Golf and Country Club Whitney Ellenor Wilfred Creasor ‘73 Wilfrid Laurier University Bookstore Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union William Daniels William Howe William Hutzul William J. Taylor William Kostyk William McClenaghan William Pitt Willow Shaffer WM. J. Thompson Farm Supply Ltd. Wolfgang Struss ‘83 XL Tool Inc. Yannick Carter ‘09 Yibran Simon Yoon Chung Yvonne Camus Yvonne Hunt Yvonne Scott Zach Salomon Zachary Scotto ZAP Marketing Zarina Solanki Zarko Matovic

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