Summer 2013 Golden Hawk Newsletter by Wilfrid Laurier's Department of Athletics & Recreation

Wilfrid Laurier University

GOLDEN HAWK NEWSLETTER

“Building Champions, Building Traditions”

VOLUME 14, ISSUE 1 Summer is an excellent time to reflect on the inspiring achievements of Laurier’s Golden Hawk varsity athletes during the Dr. Max Blouw last academic year, and to look forward to new leadership opportunities ahead. Each year, I am amazed at the dedication and achievement of our athletes. This past year we saw an outstanding performance by the women’s soccer team, which won an OUA silver medal and competed in its third consecutive CIS championship. Three Laurier students won OUA MVP awards in soccer, lacrosse, and hockey, and many more earned academic awards for high standing. Wearing their purple and gold with pride, our athletes are true leaders who continue to inspire the entire Laurier community. These are individuals who not only achieve academic success, but who also go on to engage meaningfully in their careers, communities and personal lives. Looking ahead, we greatly appreciate the leadership of our new head football coach, Michael Faulds. His vision for the future of the Golden Hawk football program will certainly inspire leadership and purpose among our student-athletes in the upcoming year. continued on page 9...

SUMMER 2013

Individual performances highlight 2012-13

Men’s hockey goaltender Ryan Daniels became the first Laurier netminder in 29 years to be named a CIS AllCanadian.

2012-13 was a big year for outstanding individual performances from Laurier student-athletes. Three Golden Hawks finished atop the CIS leaderboard for statistical performance, all earning national recognition, while two other Hawks also garnered national honours for this efforts over the course of the season. Laurier student-athletes also continued to excel in the classroom as 10 percent of the roughly 450 athletes earned Academic honours, either at the provincial or national level. Adding to the excitement this past year was the start of construction on the expansion of the Athletic Complex Fitness Centre, which will provide students and student-athletes alike a facility that will allow them to be healthy and continue to build on this year’s strong athletic performances. With that in mind, we now take a closer look at what made headlines over the past 365 days for each varsity team. For the third consecutive season, the women’s soccer team made noise across the country. Counted out in the beginning of the season as a rebuilding club, the Hawks took control of the OUA West division early on and never looked back. Led by OUA MVP and the country’s leading goal scorer Emily Brown, the purple and gold posted an 11-2-3 regular season record while leading their division in goals with 35. Playoff wins over Guelph and Queen’s gave

Max Allin from the men’s basketball team finished the season as the country’s leading scorer to earn himself CIS All-Canadian honours.

the team another appearance in the OUA Championship game, eventually falling short to the undefeated Ottawa Gee-Gees. However, the team did qualify for the third straight CIS Championship, competing against Canada’s best in Victoria. The young squad gave a strong effort but fell short to the eventual gold medalists from Trinity Western in the quarter-finals. Both Brown and defender Kelsey Tikka earned themselves CIS All-Canadian honours while Krista Cellucci and rookie Katie Bishop joined them as OUA All-Stars. On the ice, men’s hockey had a strong season thanks to some excellent goaltending provided by Ryan Daniels. After a slow start to the year which saw them sitting last in their division in December, the Hawks put together an impressive run in the second half of the season. With only four seniors in their lineup, Laurier posted a 9-3-0 record to close out the regular season, vaulting them from ninth in the OUA West division to fifth. Included in the run were impressive victories over Western, ending the Mustangs 15-game winning streak, Waterloo, Windsor and Guelph. Laurier would face the Gryphons in the opening round of the playoffs and took Guelph to overtime in the third and deciding game. However, they could not pull out the win and were eliminated from the postseason. Daniels proved his worth to the Hawks continued on page 4...

www.laurierathletics.com

A Message from Peter Baxter Each and every year, I’m continually amazed at what we as an Athletics and Recreation department can achieve, from our staff to our coaches and our student-athletes, and the 2012-13 season was no different. The Peter Baxter successes we have had both on and off the field made this an exciting season and I would like to bring attention to some of those successes we have had and are looking forward to enjoying in the near future. In September, Laurier’s 15,000 students on the Waterloo campus will be welcomed into the newly expanded, 20,000 square foot Laurier Fitness Centre, which effectively doubles our space. Highlights of the expanded space, thanks to a $5 million dollar gift from the Laurier student body, include $400,000 in new cardio and strength machines, an expanded free weight training area with six platforms for high performance training, two new dance/fitness studios, and a dedicated fitness assessment room. The generosity of our students is both heartwarming and inspiring. Last fall, head coach Gary Jeffries stepped down after 31 years of service with the basketball and football program, highlighted by his team’s 2005 Vanier Cup win in men’s football. On behalf of the many student-athletes and student-leaders with-

in the Athletics and Recreation program he influenced, we thank him sincerely for the difference he made in their lives. After a national search, a new leadership team was established to carry on Laurier’s tradition as a nationally recognized high performance football program. In January, Michael Faulds was named Laurier’s new Manager of Football Operations and Head Coach. Faulds, a former Hec Creighton nominee and current CIS career passing record holder, served as offensive coordinator for the York Lions for the past three seasons. He masterminded the rapid succession of a York program that had gone from 26th in the country in yardage per game to seventh during his time with the Lions Also, we appointed Ron VanMoerkerke as Associate Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator. VanMoerkerke, who has spent 12 years with the team’s coaching staff, including the last nine as Defensive Coordinator, is assisting Faulds with a number of matters related to the football operations. Last season coach Barry MacLean’s women’s soccer team qualified for its third CIS National Championship in a row and its fourth in five years. This is a remarkable achievement considering the level of competition to surpass in Ontario alone. In men’s hockey, coach Greg Puhalski earned Coach of the Year honours in the OUA

West and I would be remiss if I didn’t mention the accomplishment of our men’s basketball coach Peter Campbell. This past June, Campbell was appointed a mentor coach by Basketball Canada for the cadet (U16) men’s national team that won silver in Uruguay. Finally, Laurier student-athlete Kelsey Tikka was a member of the World University Games women’s soccer team that competed in July in Kazan, Russia. Ongoing success depends on sustaining our honoured links to alumni, sponsors, and friends. Enriching the student-athlete experience in a period of financial restraint at universities across Ontario requires the generosity of volunteerism, philanthropy, corporate sponsorship, alumni and friends. This support helps us maintain Laurier’s tradition of excellence and is something for which we are extremely grateful. I very much hope for your continued involvement and support in the years ahead. Go HAWKS Go! See you in the stands! Sincerely,

Peter Baxter, MA Director, Athletics & Recreation

Views of the expansion of the Athletic Complex Fitness Centre (Top), Michael Faulds introduced as new coach of football (Bottom Left), and men’s basketball coach Peter Campbell (2nd Row, 3rd from Right) with Canada’s cadet national team (Bottom Right)

2013 Golden Hawk Hall of Fame Inductees Recording 60.5 tackles in 2007, third-best in Hawks’ history, Maggiacomo would go on to earn CIS Second Team AllCanadian and OUA First Team All-Star honours, the OUA President’s Trophy for Outstanding Stand-Up Defensive Player as well as Laurier’s President’s Award as the top male athlete.

This fall, the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawk Hall of Fame will welcome seven new members as part of the 2013 induction class. The induction ceremony is scheduled to take place on Friday, September 27 in the Senate and Board Chamber. During Homecoming weekend, five athletes, one team and one builder will have their names etched into Golden Hawks history. This year’s athlete inductees include three former members of the football team, Brian Devlin, Anthony Maggiacomo and Scott Evans, along with women’s lacrosse’s Erica Howard and men’s curling’s Bill Francis. In the Teams category, the 2001-02 women’s hockey team will be honoured while Dean Boles will be recognized in the Builders category. Devlin was a kicker for the Golden Hawks from 2003 until 2005 and is best known for being the player who helped clinch Laurier its second Vanier Cup title when he kicked the game-winning field goal Brian Devlin against Saskatchewan. A two-time Yates Cup Champion, Devlin was honoured as a CIS Second Team All-Canadian in 2005 as well as earning both first and second team OUA All-Star awards the same season for both his place kicking and punting abilities. Despite playing for just three seasons with the Hawks, Devlin ranks fourth all-time for career kickoff yards and seventh all-time for career punting yards. Maggiacomo suited up for Laurier from 2003 until 2007 as a linebacker. Also a member of the Golden Hawks 2005 Vanier Cup championship squad and a two-time Yates Cup winner, he Anthony produced one of the best Maggiacomo defensive performances in team history in his final year at Laurier.

Evans was an offensive lineman for the Golden Hawks between 2003 and 2008. A Vanier Cup and Yates Cup champion in 2005, he was a force in the trenches for Laurier, earning OUA First Team Scott Evans All-Star honours three times, in 2006, 2007 and 2008 as well as CIS Second Team All-Canadian honours in 2006 and 2008. In 2007, he was also named as the OUA and CIS winner of the J.P. Metras Trophy for Lineman of the Year as well as a CIS First Team AllCanadian. In her four years at Laurier, Howard played a pivotal part in the Hawks success as she won four OUA championships at the attacker position from 2003 until 2006. An OUA First Team All-Star Erica Howard from 2004 until 2006, she was also named the conference’s Most Valuable Player in 2004 when she finished fifth in league scoring with 21 goals and nine assists to help lead the Hawks to an undefeated record. She becomes the first women’s lacrosse player to enter the Hall of Fame since Emily Watson was inducted back in 2006. Francis is the final athlete to be inducted in this year’s class. A member of the men’s curling team from 2003-04 until 200708, he was instrumental in helping Laurier win its first CIS Championship Bill Francis in his final year, while also winning the OUA Championship in 2007-08 as well as 2005-06. Francis was named an OUA First Team All-Star and a CIS Academic All-Canadian in 200708 and represented Canada at the FISU Games in 2009 in Harbin, China where he and his Laurier teammates finished sixth. With his induction, Francis becomes the first men’s curling athlete to enter the Hall of Fame.

The 2001-02 women’s hockey team enters the Hall of Fame with the distinction of being the first Laurier women’s hockey team to medal at the CIS Championship. After posting an unblemished 19-01 record during the regular season, the Hawks would knock off Queen’s in the OUA Semifinals b e f o r e dethroning 2001-02 Women’s Hockey t h e Toronto Varsity Blues to win the OUA Championship. At the national championship in Regina, Laurier won both of their round-robin pool games over St. Francis Xavier and the Regina Cougars to earn a berth in the gold medal game. However, their run to a CIS Championship was halted by the Alberta Pandas as Laurier finished the year with a CIS silver medal. The team was led that season by rookie goaltender Cindy Eadie who was named the OUA Most Valuable Player and the CIS Rookie of the Year. Alison Goodman was also instrumental to the team’s success as she was named a CIS AllCanadian while Kate MacNamara and Jacqueline Grahek took home OUA AllStar awards. Boles, who enters the Hall of Fame as a builder, served as the head coach of Laurier’s swim team for 22 years. A three time OUA Coach of the Year, Boles was also honoured with the Tuffy Knight Dean Boles Award in 2009-10 as well as the 3M Coach of the Year back in 2000. As well, during his time at Laurier, he coached Canadian athletes to four different Olympic Games from 1996 to 2008. However, one of Boles’ biggest contributions during his time at Laurier came in 2008 when Laurier’s pool was under threat of being closed due to extensive renovation costs. Through the efforts of Boles, the pool was saved after necessary funds were raised thanks to partnerships being formed with the Kitchener-Waterloo aquatic community, including the Region of Waterloo (ROW) swim club, as well as the municipal, provincial and federal governments.

Three Golden Hawks earn OUA Most Valuable Player awards continued from cover page...

in three games. Brooker provided one of the season highlights for the purple and gold as she became the fourth women’s hockey player to eclipse the 50 goal mark late in the year in just her third season. On the gridiron, Laurier had an up-and-down season. After dropping their first two contests of the year, the Hawks rebounded with exciting wins over York and Ottawa. The win over the Lions also saw OUA First Team AllStar Mitchell Bosch set the team record for career tackles and gave Laurier momentum heading into Homecoming. Taking on a tough Gryphons squad, the young Hawks battled with the eventual Yates Cup finalists but came up just short, losing 22-19. After a shutout win against Waterloo, Laurier held on to the sixth and final playoff spot despite seasonending losses to Western and McMaster. Heavy underdogs playing on the road against Queen’s, an inexperienced squad lost out to the host Gaels, ending their championship hopes. Following the season, Head Coach Gary Jeffries stepped down as the team’s bench boss, paving the way for Michael Faulds to take over the reins. Back on the pitch, the men’s soccer team provided the Hawks with one of their most memorable moments of the season. Another team boasting a young lineup, the purple and gold burst out of the gates as they owned a 4-1-2 record at the halfway point of the year and despite a tough second half, Laurier held on to return to the playoffs after missing the previous season. Facing the third-seeded Western Mustangs in the opening round, the Hawks pulled off the school’s most unlikely win of the season. Trailing 2-1 on the road and down to 10 men, the Hawks Women’s soccer striker Emily Brown became the third straight Golden Hawk to capture the OUA West Most rallied and tied the game in the 87th minutes after a goal from Sean Malizia. Valuable Player award. Then, in extra time, Laurier was awarded a penalty kick which was converted by women’s hockey was in tough to repeat Robert Kardaras to give the Hawks the as four contenders set the pace in the upset win. Although the Hawks would conference, including the Hawks. be eliminated in the Quarter-finals, the Thanks to a balanced offensive attack, upset win sets the team up well heading led by OUA All-Stars Fiona Lester, Laura into next season. Brooker and Candice Styles, Laurier The 2012-13 edition of Laurier’s once again grabbed first place after swim team had a strong year in the pool. the regular season but by one of the Building on solid results throughout the narrowest margins in years. An easy season, the Hawks had one of their opening round win over Waterloo set up best showings in recent years at the a showdown with the Western Mustangs OUA Championships where the women in the semifinals. In a rematch of last finished sixth in the team standings year’s championship series, the Mustangs while the men finished seventh. Four exacted some revenge thanks to a hot swimmers would qualify for the CIS goaltender as they eliminated the Hawks Championships following provincials all year and after finishing the season with the most saves in the country was named a CIS All-Canadian and the OUA West Most Valuable Player. Head Coach Greg Puhalski was named the OUA West Coach of the Year while defenceman Derek Holden was named to the AllRookie Team. Moving to men’s basketball, the 201213 season turned into the Max Allin and Will Coulthard show. With eight rookies on the roster, these two veterans led the way for the Hawks, guiding the team to an 8-13 record and fourth place in the OUA West division. Allin finished the year as the leading scorer in the country, averaging over 23 points per game. His numbers included a record-setting performance where he set the modernday team record for points in a game, with 43, against Guelph in January. For his efforts, he became the sixth Golden Hawk to be named a CIS All-Canadian. As for Coulthard, he finished the year fourth in the OUA in scoring thanks to his impressive three-point shooting skills. However, Allin and Coulthard couldn’t get the purple and gold past the first round of the playoffs as they lost a hard-fought game to Brock. After winning the OUA Championship the previous season,

including Renee Dijk, Veronica DavisFreeman, Chris Courtis and Luke Summerhayes. At nationals, Dijk was the story for Laurier as she claimed all 26 of the Hawks’ team points thanks to 8th, 9th and 11th place finished in the 50m, 100m and 200m Backstroke respectively. Women’s basketball found themselves in a tough battle throughout the course of their season. Playing in a number of close games in a tough OUA West division, the Hawks relied on the play of senior Amber Hillis and OUA West All-Rookie team member Kaitlyn Schenck to guide them to a winning record and fifth place in the division. Another tough game faced the Hawks as they opened the playoffs on the road. Laurier showed resiliency throughout the contest but could not overcome the hometown Western Mustangs as they bowed out of the playoffs. Following the season, Hillis would make team history as the graduating senior won the CIS Tracy McLeod award for perserverance and determination, becoming the first Laurier player to ever earn the honour. Following a disappointing finish to their season in 2011-12, the women’s lacrosse team was looking to rebound with a strong year. The team got off to a great start and carried that momentum

Women’s basketball guard Amber Hillis made history when she became the first Laurier player to win the CIS Tracy McLeod award.

over the course of the regular season to finish the year with a 9-2-1 mark. A big win in the OUA Quarter-finals had the team looking like championshipcontenders but a pair of heartbreaking losses to round out the playoffs left the team in fourth place. Two athletes were honoured after the season as goalkeeper Hanna Burnett took home OUA Defensive Most Valuable Player honours while Jory Garibaldi was named an OUA All-Star. For the Laurier curling teams, the 2012-13 season saw both success and struggles as the teams saw additions to their ranks. The women’s team had

continued on page 5...

...continued from page 4

three new faces in their foursome while the men’s team had a revamped lineup. Both teams started the year strong by winning the UOIT bonspiel in November and went into the OUA Championships as potential medal favourites as the hosts. However, each team suffered an uncharacteristic loss in the round robin which denied them the opportunity to compete for the OUA banner. Despite an uncharacteristic finish to the season, both men’s and women’s teams gained important experience at the provincial and national level. For the women, skip Carly Howard and vice Kerilynn Mathers finished second at the Ontario junior championship while men’s skip Aaron Squires won the Ontario junior title and represented the province at the Canadian championships where he finished fourth. On the diamond, men’s baseball started their year off on a high note by capturing the Brock Invitational tournament for the second straight season. In OUA play, the Hawks overcame a tough schedule to start the year and stayed in the hunt for a playoff spot up until the final game of the season. Laurier would fall just short though, missing out on the playoffs by one game. It was a similar story for the men’s golf team in 2012-13 as the Hawks got

and fourth at Waterloo. At the OUA Championships, Ikram led the men’s team to a ninth place finish while rookie Karen Thompson was the women’s top finisher, helping the team place 13th. On the rugby pitch, the men’s and women’s teams both had tough seasons. The women went winless through their first five games but were still in a battle for a playoff spot in their final match against Brock. OUA All-Star Emily Women’s lacrosse goaltender Hanna Burnett was named Seunarine and the Hawks grabbed an the OUA Defensive Most Valuable Player after a stellar early lead but could not hold off the season in net. Badgers as they just missed out on the off to a flying start. Laurier finished playoffs. As for the men, the team was in the Top 4 of the team standings in decimated by injuries throughout the each of their first four events, including season but ended their year on a highsecond place finishes at the Carleton and note. Lead by All-Stars Jeff Pickel and Queen’s Invitationals. Playing on their Jeff Dinsmore, the team won their final home course at the OUA Championships, game of the season by blowing out the the failed to keep up to the pack and Toronto Varsity Blues 51-0. finished in eight place. Jordan Oudyk led The Indoor Middle Distance team Laurier in the individual standings as he got strong performances from Sohaib finished tied for 15th overall. Ikram, Kate Cruikshank and Jackie Tmej Laurier’s cross country team in 2012-13. All three runners posted competed in five events this past year. multiple Top 10 finishes at the Fred Foot The men’s group had great success Classic and York Open leading to the during the year, winning the Brock Open, OUA Championships. At the provincial on the strength of a first place finish from finals, Tmej had the top finish for the Sohaib Ikram, while also finishing second women, grabbing 15th in the 3000m at the Waterloo Don Mills event. The while Ikram crossed the line in 14th in women also enjoyed success at those two the 600m to lead the men. events as they finished second at Brock

Outstanding Women of Laurier Award

Fiona Lester, captain of the Golden Hawks women’s hockey team, was named the 2013 Outstanding Woman of Laurier. Lester received the award in March during a luncheon at the Waterloo Inn Conference Hotel.

Outside of school Lester has been active in a wide variety of ways including working as a counselor and instructor for the Laurier Girls Hockey. She has also spent time working as a supervisor with the Ontario Ranger Program at the Killarney Camp.

Lester, a Peterborough, Ontario native, is finishing her Laurier career after spending four years in the Biology program while also pursuing a double major in Math. She has had an outstanding academic record earning three consecutive CIS Academic All-Canadian Awards, a 2012 Academic AllAmerican award as well as two Luke Fusco Academic Achievement Awards for the 2011-12 and 2012-13 seasons.

Laurier launched the Outstanding Women of Laurier award in 2006 to recognize female students who combine athletic and academic achievement with an active commitment to the community through volunteerism.

“It’s really exciting, it’s still just sinking in to be completely honest,” Lester told the media after receiving the award, “To be named owl this year, when there are so many great female athletes out there, so many that I’m friends with, it’s awesome, a great honor.”

Outstanding Woman of Laurier winner Fiona Lester (left) with keynote speaker Kelly VanderBeek

Lester accepted the award in front of an attending crowd of more than 250 people at the luncheon. Seven women were competing for the award including fellow finalists Carmen Baker of women’s rugby and Doreen Bonsu of women’s basketball. During her tenure with the Hawks Lester helped lead the team to two OUA Championships in 2009-10 and 2011-12. In that time she has also been named an OUA women’s hockey First Team All-Star twice and was named the 2012-13 Golden Hawks women’s hockey MVP.

The event this year included a keynote address by Kitchener native Kelly VanderBeek, a three-time World Cup downhill skiing medalist and 2006 Olympian. The event was hosted by Laurier alumna Daiene Vernile, anchor and producer for CTV Southwestern Ontario’s Provincewide.

Athletics Donor Report We are grateful to the following supporters for their generosity during the contribution year of May 1, 2012 - April 30, 2013. Thank you for your generous support of the Golden Hawks! 1838036 Ontario Inc. 2186922 Ontario Inc Anonymous 92780 Canada Ltd. Myra Acciaroli ACI Action Trailor Sales Inc David Agro ‘02 Anthony Ahmad ‘98 David Aitchison ‘87 Aldershot Audiology All Ontario Factory Coatings Ltd. Tom Allen ‘67 Nayeem Alli Helen Allin & Dave Allin Alpine Plant Food Corp. Cheri Ansley & Peter Ansley ‘66 Patti Anthony Gail Appel & Aubrie Appel Jaclyn Appleby ‘00 & Matthew Appleby ‘00 Aramark Canada Ltd Avaya Avid Component Aviva Insurance Company of Canada Brian Baker Ronald Baker Harvey Balakofsky ‘81 Herbert Ballantyne Amy Ballantyne ‘04 & Scott Ballantyne ‘03 Joanne Ballantyne & Bill Ballantyne Jenny Banks ‘02 Avi Barak & Esther Barak Maryann Barkovich Maureen Bartlett & Brian Bartlett ‘83 Chris Bautista & Amy Bautista Peter Baxter & Wendy Zufelt-Baxter Richard Beadman Beaver Valley Stone Limited Leah Belanger ‘78 & Mike Belanger ‘75 Martin Bell & Sharon Bell Michael Belz Jennifer Benham Cheryl Berczi & Tom Berczi ‘88, ‘93 Graham Beverly Diane Bienker ‘90 Robert Bishop Kerry Blain James Blake Sonya Blake Murray Blight Michele Blore & Tim Blore Bluewater Pharmacy Ltd

BMO Financial Group Steve Bolt ‘84 Lana Bordignon Heather Bott Arn Bowers Angie Box Wendy Boyd ‘82 & Kevin Day ‘82 Richard Braiden ‘75 Brant County Golden Eagles Brant Telephone Inc. Sharon Bray Johnathon Brent Brad Brouse Mark Brown Diane Browne Robert Bruce Ross Bryant ‘00 Peter Buis ‘78 Mike Bukoski ‘78 Hanna Burnett ‘12 Ken Burrows Peter Butler BW Conn Homes Heather Caldwell Calian Ltd. Richard Cameron & Joan Cameron Colin Campbell ‘70 James Campbell & Sandra Campbell Brian Canton ‘72 Barry Carmichael Rob Carreon ‘86 Carter-Grant Mechanical Systems Inc Dale Caverson CBL Presentations Inc. Jean Cerilli Kayla Chafe Daniel Chaput ‘01, ‘03 Kathryn Chesney Jennifer Chia & Robert Bishop Jennifer Childs ‘96 Rasa Chomyc Tina Chong Stephen Christner Yoon Chung Cintas Amy Cipriano City Centre Car Wash Ltd Elizabeth Clark Linda Clark Virginia Clark & Don Clark ‘67 Heather Clayton Marguerite Collinson & George Collinson Colpac Construction Inc Complete Site Services Inc. Computer Doctoring Inc Eliseo Conciatori Pia Conciatori Judith Cond & Lynn Cond ‘74

Jeff Conlon & Sylvia Conlon Ian Connerty Rod Connop ‘82 & Lynn Connop ‘82 Murray Coole & Norma Coole Bob Cooper ‘74 Carolyn Cornale Cecile Corso & Christian Corso Cortech Machine & Mould Inc. Terry Coulthard Cowan Insurance Group Bob Craig ‘67 Roger Cramer Joyce Crawford Lorna Crilly Ian Cruikshank & Heather Cruickshank Brydon Cruise and Stacey Cruise Ruth Culley Robert Cummings ‘74 Bob Curtis & Norma Curtis Peter Cuthbert Ariella D’Agostino Mary D’Alton Elisabeth Damiani Dianne D’Andrea William Daniels Debra Danilewitz Ken Davidson Bev Davis ‘81 & Jack Davis ‘79 Mary Dawn Davy Dan Dawson ‘88, ‘89 & Suzanne Dawson ‘89, ‘90 Elliot De Lange Maritta De Los Reyes Rod Dean ‘74 & Evelyn Dean Richard Deboo Gary Dell & Verna Dell Deloitte Lisa Deneau Deutschmann & Associates Professional Corporation Diageo Alejandro Diaz-Loyola Bruce Dickinson & Heather Dickinson Terry Dinsmore Dave Dix ‘75 Divina Dizon DM Millwork Inc. Victoria Dodds Margaret Doma ‘84, ‘86 & John Doma ‘84 Doros Theodosiou Financial Services Inc. Elaine Downing & Barry Musselman ‘80 Dr. Robert Midgley Dentistry Prof. Corp. Coleen Driscoll ‘89, ‘90 & Scott Driscoll ‘91 Preston Drummond Thi Duc Lu Michael Dufresne Nolan Duke ‘85 & Becky Kellar ‘04 James Duncan Eagle Press Printers Sue Eagleson ‘92, ‘93 Dan Einwechter ‘77 & Caroline Willcox Electrolux Major Appliances Todd Ellenor Bob Elliott ‘04 Jennifer Elliott ‘07

Enterprise Holdings Foundation Ernst & Young Orenda Corporate Finance Inc. ESI International Factory Flooring Dave Fahrner Elizabeth Falco Tina Fantham & Rick Fantham Antonio Farano Mike Farrauto ‘86 Anca Fatu Tim Fedy ‘84, ‘85 Joe Ferguson Heather Ferris ‘04 Linda Figueira Ian Filion Paul Fisher Flett Beccario Joan Flood Jordan Ford Karla Ford Lisa Fotopoulos ‘07 Ed Fowler Ronald Foxcroft & Marie Foxcroft Scott Fraser ‘83, ‘90 & Sheryl Wansel ‘83 Dave Freeman ‘65 Rosemary Fryer Vanessa Fuller Frank Furgiuele ‘82 & Pat Furgiuele ‘84 G & F Cement Form Rentals Jim Gabel Mel Gabel ‘80 Wally Gabler Paul Galpin & Laurie Galpin Alexander Garriock ‘12 Jonathan Gascho Mark Gauthier Ruth Gemmell Petrice Gentile ‘10 Michael George Joseph Geremia GH Manufacturing Inc Paul Giannelia ‘70, ‘99 & Aldeene Giannelia Paul Gibbons Tammy Gilbert Steve Gilmour ‘89 John Glassford Global Royalties Limited Gluskin Sheff + Associates Adam Godfrey Golden Triangle Oils Limited Sonny Goldstein Gelird Golian & Zofia Golian Kim Good & Terry Good Brent Gorman ‘89 Rick Gorman ‘68 Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP (Gowlings) Lin Graham ‘90 Ron Graham & Lisa Graham Doug Grand & Carolyn Grand Brenda Grant John Grant & Julia Grant Patricia Grant Chloe Graves Greco’s Shaun Green Green Horizons Compact Sod Gregory Greenberg Brian Griffiths

Tyler Grover ‘09 Guiltinan Family Dentistry Bill Haggstrom Michael Haggstrom Maria Hamberg Duncan Hamilton Heather Hamilton Paul Hancock ‘10 Haney, Haney & Kendall Kim Hayley Tom Hazell ‘62 Brent Heard ‘76 Jeremy Hedges Anne Henry Chris Hetherington ‘92 Gladys Hickey & Albert Hickey Mary Hilbrecht Debbie Hilker & Kendall Hilker Doreen Hines Hobby Import Inc. Justin Hoegy Bill Hogan ‘73 Mike Hogan Holland Hurricanes Football Club Robert W. Holloway Home Run Baseball Academy Johanna Hopper ‘85 & David Hopper ‘85 Glenn Howard Dale Howatt Len Howell & Joan Howell John Hughes Hunter Amenities Int. Paul Huston ‘66 Ibrahim Hyder IBEW Local Union 804 Sohaib Ikram Danielle Inglis ‘11 Margaret Iutzi ‘82 Lucka Ivany Catherine Jackson ‘02 Samantha Jacobs Jacqueline Jamula Katherine Jankovic & Rudy Jankovic Gary Jeffries ‘72 Dan Jerred ‘73 Jerry Francis Insurance Agency Ltd. Job Inc. Mike Juhl George Karayannides Ron Kassies Edward Kavalec Michael Keffer ‘73 Kelron Inc. John Kendall ‘77 & Sandra Kendall Chad Keohane Shannon Kilpatrick ‘93 & Jon Graffi ‘90 Kinetico Canada Patricia Kitchen Lidia Knez ‘00 Patricia Knox Jesse Kokorudz Kate Konopka ‘96 & Michael Konopka ‘94 William Kostyk Carol Krell Michelle Kreller-Janke ‘89 & Mark Janke ‘91 Doug Kreviazuk ‘82 & Janice Kreviazuk Carol Kroetsch Janet Kubik Ron Kulperger ‘76 Linda Kumpf & Sonny Kumpf ‘72 Elsie Kupchak

Ann Marie Lang ‘91 & Tim Lang ‘92 Jennifer Langford Greg Larouche Paul Lawrence ‘89 & Abigail Hartman ‘02 Hugh Lawson ‘92 Glen Leach ‘76 Susan Lebar David Leeming ‘86 Lori Lees John Leggat Sylvia Lence & Boris Lence Nigel Lester Michele Lewis Geoffrey Li ‘01 Mark Liddy Roseanne Lidstone & Kellen Lidstone Sue Lindley ‘02 Maureen Loft Dominic Lopes Michael Lopes Allen Lourenco ‘06 Lesa Love Darren Lowe ‘00, ‘99 Ken Lubert ‘87 & Marcia Lubert Kelsey Luyten Edward Lynch Jon Lynne-Davies Marcus Lyons ‘91 Catrine MacDonald Linda MacDonald & David MacDonald Donald MacKay Karen MacLean Barry MacLeod ‘66 Al MacSorley Jean-Marc Maheu Alison Majka Patrick Manduca Manulife Financial Paul Markle ‘68 Dan Marsden ‘90 Kerr Marshall ‘59 Jodi Martin & Bruce Martin ‘87, ‘88 Terry Martyniuk ‘80 David R Massel David Mathers Susan Mawhiney Brian Maxwell David Mcauley McBride Wallace Laurent & Cord LLP Andy Mcclenaghan Doreen McConkey Joe McCrea & Pam McCrea John McCutcheon Bonnie McDonald & Patrick McDonald Deb McDonald Kevin McDonald ‘96 McDonald’s Restaurants Of Canada Ltd. Kate McDowell ‘90 Randy McGlynn ‘72 & Marianne McGlynn Sheila McKeeProtopapas ‘81 & Les Protopapas ‘80 Michael C. McKenna Fred McLean ‘74 David McLeod ‘87 Peter McLeod Brad McMillan ‘97 Edward McQuillan Fran McSorley ‘84 & Paul McSorley ‘81 Cathy Meidinger & Ron Meidinger Janet Mensah Judith Millar Lenore Mills

Sandra Mills-Taylor Wendy Miscall ‘94 Bryan Monteith ‘68 George Moore Julia Moore-Vigeant ‘77 Lauren More Lisa Morgan Elizabeth Morris ‘81 Matthew Morris ‘78 Michelle MorrisseyO’Ryan Morty’s Pub Bill Muirhead ‘82 & Laura Muirhead ‘82 Peter Muise Carolyn Murdoch ‘98 Colm Murphy Ellen Murphy ‘88 & Eric Calder ‘87, ‘88 MVP Marketing Nano Essentials Inc Pat Newbrough & Rich Newbrough Marlene Nichols & Fred Nichols ‘08 Deborah Nixon & Sandy Nixon ‘69 Tim Noble ‘86 Jody Noga Northern Manual Therapy Gary Nyp Richard Ochran Bob O’Donohue ‘72 Anonymous OKI Printing Solutions Patrick O’Leary ‘94 Charlie Olver ‘71 Ontario Conservatory of Music Orbis Communications Inc. Kelly O’Reilly Victor Oreskovich David Ormerod ‘72 Allen Orth & Lynn Orth Susan Osborne & Richard Osborne Vivian Osei-Cobbina OTIP/RAEO Page Four Ltd Rick Pajor ‘84 Jonathan Palumbo Heather Parsons ‘77 & Bill Parsons ‘77 Dianne Paton ‘85 Evelyn Patterson Riza Pay & Richard Pay Carolyn Payette ‘83 John Pearson Loretta Penny Leslie Perri & Carlo Perri Lisa Petrucci Jerry Petruska Pfizer Canada Inc. Bernadette Phillips Catherine Piccinin Murray Pickel Don Pickett Cathy Pillar ‘84 Michelle Pineau ‘09 Pioneer Insurance Brokers Alex Poole ‘97 Ilija Popovski Marcia Powers-Dunlop ‘69, ‘76 Precision Veneer Products LTD. Tony Presutti John Pretty ‘69 Dawn Price Michael Provost Greg Puhalski ‘90 Jeffrey Quick Daniel Ram ‘08

...continued from page 6 Theresa Rawn RBC Foundation RBC Foundation Helga Recek ‘00 Region of Waterloo Swim Club Diana Reichert ‘87, ‘88 Geoffrey Reid Terry Reidel Marilyn Rennie ‘79 Anonymous Julie Ricottone Carol Riddle & Dave Riddle Paul Roantree ‘84, ‘85 Andrew Robb Dan Robert ‘05 Mark Robinson Carol Robinson ‘68 & Trent Robinson ‘70 Mike Robinson & Janet Robinson Robinson Mechanical Systems Inc. Rogers Wireless Inc. Joan Rolph Steve Rose ‘78 Robert Rosehart ‘08 Magaret Rowland Runners Choice Runners’ Choice Steve Rush Thomas Sanderson Gurharjap Sandhu Vivian Sarabia Claudio Sartori Elyse Savaria Stephen Savoie Walter Sawka Eric Schein ‘12 Scherer Schlueter Hyundai Dennis Schooley ‘76 Scotia McLeod Maryann Seefuss Shane Seldon ‘68 John Selles Seoni Dentistry Professional Corporation Layla Sharif & Atik Sharif Joanne Shaver

Richard Sheppard ‘87, ‘88 Rosslynn Shortt ‘70 & David Shortt ‘67 Shurrie Physiotherapy W.M. Silver Maureen Simmons & Stephen Simmons John Skeoch ‘80 Andrew Skinner Martin Kearns ‘99 & Lesley Skinner ‘98 Sky One Electric Inc Janet Slasor Alasdair Smith Martin Smith Don Smith & Patty Smith Fran Smyth ‘76 Anna Marie Sneath Zarina Solanki Sandra Solomon Solutions Thru Design Sonny’s Burger Joint Inc. Fatima Sousa Alan Speed Sports Club 444 Inc. Sports Systems Unlimited Corp. Rob Stabile ‘97 Staged Advantage Sarah Stanley Claudio Stante Todd Stark ‘84 Lucy Stawiarski Cathy Steele Gordon Stephan & Audrey Stephan Arthur Stephen ‘73 John Stephens ‘70 & Sharon Stephens ‘68 Bonni Stewart Cynthia Stewart Colleen Stewart & David Stewart Kimberly Stickel Daniel Stothers Rose Stothers Bryan Stover ‘96 & Sheri Stover ‘98 R. Wallace Straker Michele Studhalter Larry Sturino Richard Sturino ‘86, ‘87 Sun Life Financial

Michael Sutherland ‘96 Rob Sutherland ‘87 Jean Sutherland & Bob Sutherland ‘53 T. F. Electric T.S.M. Limited Richard Tachuk Talbot Marketing Jason Tang Brenda Tartaglia ‘73 & David Tartaglia ‘71 William J. Taylor TD Insurance Meloche Monnex The Installer The Keg - London Station Kathy Thompson Mary Thompson Kelly Thomson ‘83 & Michael Thomson Gail Thornton ‘00 Luisa Tmej James Tobin Edmund Toombs ‘78 & Carol Toombs Total Package Hockey Total Street Maintenance TSM Margie Traynor Jeff Treleaven Tri Five Holdings Ltd. Laura Trian Steven Tuckwood ‘95 Diem Vy Tuong Ian Scott Turnbull Robert Turner ‘67 Christine Tutssel ‘84 Janet Uffelman ‘73 & Scott Uffelman ‘73 United Way of Greater Toronto Unitron Ltd. Pira Liisa Urosevic ‘94 Kelly Vader ‘88 Michael Van Bussel ‘97, ‘99 LeeAnne Van De Bospoort Ronnie Van Moerkerke ‘90 & Karen Armstrong Melinda Van Pelt Arthur Van Santen ‘84 Greg Van Staveren & Donna Van Staveren

Heather Vandereyken & Tom Vandereyken Rita Vanier Suzanne Vanier Chris Waddick ‘87 Dale Waldorf Thomas Walker ‘72 Bruce Ward Gregory Warner Brent Warriner Waterloo North Hydro Joel Waters ‘13 Donna Way & Clark Fallis Bruce Webb John Webster ‘79 Brigitte Webster ‘98 & Roly Webster ‘95 Gordon Weir & Linda Weir Hilary West ‘78, ‘79 Jake Westerhof Western Plumbing and Heating Colin Westman Brian Whelan Jerry White Michael Whitehouse ‘07 Craig Wicken ‘92 & Nena Orescanin-Wicken ‘93 Steve Wilkie ‘82, ‘89 Susan Wilkins ‘80 Briana Wilson Jill Winch ‘80 Wilfrid Laurier University Bookstore Wilfrid Laurier University Students’ Union WM. J. Thompson Farm Supply Ltd. Emilia Wojtasiak David Woolford Lindsay Wright ‘13 Shirley Wright XL Tool Inc. Caroline Yanchus Mary Ellen Yeldon & James Yeldon Brenda Young Dave Yurincich ‘78 Ahmed Zaghlol Robert Zamec ZAP Marketing Veronica Zarin Barbara Zimmerman

Golden Hawk Fall 2013 Home Schedule Men’s Football