2011 university of toronto varsity blues field hockey media guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Team Directory......................................................Coaching Staff......................................................Page 4Player Profiles.....................................................Page 6

2011 OUA Championship....................................................Page 102011 Year in Review....................................................Page 12

Record Manual....................................................Page 16

Founded.......................................................1827Enrollment.........................77,288 (66,611 full-time)President............................................David Naylor

Director of Athletics...................................................Beth AliNumber of Intercollegiate Teams..........................................44 (26 sports)

Conference Affiliation.............Ontario University Athletics (OUA)National Affiliation.........Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)

Venue....................................Varsity Centre (5,000)Colours...................................Navy Blue & WhiteMascot......................................True Blue Beaver

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QUICK FACTS

TEAM DIRECTORY

Beth Ali.......................................................Director of Athletics.......................................beth.ali@utoronto.ca

Melissa Krist.......................................Manager, Intercollegiate [email protected]

Mary Beth Challoner............................Manager, Events & [email protected]

John DeSouza..............................Varsity Blues Field Hockey Head [email protected]

4 V A R S I T Y B L U E S

John De Souza has been a member of the Varsity Blues field hockey program since 1990. He has been an assistant to legendary coach Liz Hoffman as well as coaching veteran and current U of T director of intercollegiate and high performance sport director Beth Ali. He has helped guide the Blues to 11 OUA championship titles, CIS bronze and silver medals and most recently a CIS gold medal performance in 2007 and 2010. 1998 was De Souza’s first tour of duty as the Blues bench boss. He stepped in and took over the helm when Ali took a year sabbatical from coaching.

A graduate of Humber College and a constable with the Ontario Provincial Police, De Souza played provincially for 13 years and was a national team player for seven years, as well as a member of G.O.A. field hockey club. As a player, De Souza represented Canada at the 1995 Pan American Games and was an assistant coach on 2007 gold-medal winning Pan American Games men’s field hockey team that represented Canada at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. He was the head coach of the men’s national indoor field hockey team that finish seventh at the 2007 World Cup in Vienna, Austria.

De Souza has also been an assistant coach with the Canadian junior men’s field hockey program and has served as a board member of Field Hockey Ontario and Field Hockey Canada.

JOHN DESOUZAHead Coach

University of Toronto Coaching Recordas of October 31, 2011

Season Regular Season Playoffs Overall2011 11-1 2-0 13-12010 13-1 6-1 19-22009 10-1-3 2-4 12-5-32008 12-0-2 3-3 15-3-22007 12-1-1 4-2-1 16-3-21998 15-0-1 4-1-1 19-1-2

TOTAL 73-4-7 21-11-2 94-15-9

Coaching Staff

5 F I E L D H O C K E Y

Coaching Staff

IVAN MISKIVStrength & Conditioning

CASSIUS MENDONCAAssistant Coach

SHANKAR PREMAKANTHAN

Assistant Coach


JESSICA

AUN29

GOALIE 5-5 ELIG: 1

Woburn C.I. • Scarborough, Ont.

Psychology

High School: Won the tier B Toronto East region field hockey champions...received the Deepak Turlapati memorial award for overall excellence in 2005. Personal: Participated in the 30-hour famine for four years (2004-08).

ALEXANDRA

EVANYSHYN20

FORWARD 5-4 ELIG: 2

Notre Dame C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont.

Physical Education & Health

High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2008.Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked first on the team and second in the OUA with 14 goals...named an OUA all-star.2010: Dressed for 14 games...ranked second on the team and tied for seventh in the OUA with 10 goals...led the CIS championship tournament in scoring with six goals.

SIOBHAN

GORDON12

MIDFIELD 5-4 ELIG: 2

Handsworth S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.


High School: Won the strongman all-rounder scholarship in 2009. Varsity:2011: Dressed for nine games.2010: Dressed for 14 games...scored two goals.

JUSTINE

BRANCO2


Iona C.S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.


High School: Won the 2009 math award…received an athletic letter in 2009.Academic Awards: Recipient of a U of T admissions scholarship...member of the R. Tait McKenzie FPEH honour roll society...won the Juri V. Daniel FPEH scholarship in 2010...is a two-time CIS academic all-Canadian.Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games.2010: Dressed for nine games.2009: Dressed for nine games.Personal: Brother, Tyler, is a member of Canada’s men’s indoor field hockey team…Justine was a sports camp counselor at Camp UTM and is the Varsity Blues women’s basketball team student therapist.

Player Profiles

COLLEEN

GARRITY1

DEFENCE 5-7 ELIG: 1

Hanover H.S. • Hanover, N.H.

Arts & Science

High School: Named the field hockey most valubale player in grade 12...won a stat championship in grade 11...was a member of the New Hampshire all-star and all-state team.Varsity:2011: Dressed for three games.Personal: Father, William, ran cross country at Siena College...Mother, Deb, played rugby at Boston College.

RACHEL

FACKOURY3


St. John’s Kilmainock • Maryhill, Ont.


Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored two goals.


KELLEY

LUSK8


Sutherland S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.

Sociology

Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored three goals.2010: Dressed for 12 games...scored two goals.2009: Dressed for 16 games...scored one goal.2008: Dressed for 16 games...scored two goals and added one assist.

KATHERINE

McNEILL13


West Vancouver S.S. • West Vancouver, B.C.


Varsity: 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored five goals.2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored one goal...scored the game-winning goal with four minutes remaining in the CIS Final on Nov. 7.2009: Dressed for 15 games...scored one goal.2008: Dressed for nine games…scored one goal. 2007: Dressed for all 21 games…scored three goals.Personal: Grandpa, Stuart, played Varsity hockey for the Varsity Blues.

GABRIELLA

PERMELL19

FORWARD 5-6 ELIG: 2

Corpus Christi C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont.


Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored two goals.2010: Dressed for five games...scored one goal.

HEATHER

HAUGHN5

DEFENCE 5-3 ELIG: 2

Handsworth S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.

Humanities

Academic Awards: Won the Toronto essay contest in 2008 for her work on racism and bullying.High School: Named the most valuable player on the soccer team.Varsity: 2011: Dressed for all 12 games.2010: Dressed for nine games. Personal: Great grandfather is inducted in the horse racing hall of fame.

LAUREN

MANSFIELD11

DEFENCE 5-3 ELIG: 2

Collingwood S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.

Humanities

High School: Named the most valuable player on the field hockey team in grades 11 and 12...won the provincial championship in 2008 and were silver medalists in 2009. Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored four goals.2010: Dressed for 14 games.Personal: Sister, Jaclyn, swims competitively...Lauren coaches an under-10 girls field hockey team.

Player Profiles


ALEX

THICKE14

FORWARD 5-7 ELIG: 2

Hansworth S.S. • North Vancouver, B.C.


High School: Named a first team all-star in 2009 and a second team all-star in 2008. Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored three goals.2010: Dressed for 14 games...led the team and ranked tied for fourth in the OUA with 11 goals.

BRITT

SIU23

DEFENCE 5-3 ELIG: 3

Handsworth S.S. • West Vancouver, B.C.

Economics

Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games.2010: Dressed for 14 games.2009: Dressed for 12 games...scored one goal.

HANNAH

TIGHE10


Penticton S.S. • Penticton, B.C.

European Studies

High School: Named field hockey most valuable player in grade 12…Won the Robin Miur inspirational award in grade 12. Varsity: 2011: Dressed for all 12 games...scored five goals...named an OUA all-star.2010: Dressed for 14 games...named an OUA first team all-star and CIS second team all-Canadian.2009: Dressed for 16 games...scored three goals and added one assist...named an OUA first team all-star and CIS all-Canadian.2008: Dressed for 20 games…scored five goals and recorded one assist. 2007: Dressed for 21 games…scored four goals...named an OUA second team all-star.

Player Profiles


KAELAN

WATSON6

DEFENCE 5-5 ELIG: 4

Hugh McRoberts S.S. • Richmond, B.C.


Varsity: 2010: Dressed for 13 games...scored one goal...scored the game-winning goal with four minutes remaining in the CIS Final on Nov. 7.2009: Dressed for 15 games...scored one goal.2008: Dressed for nine games…scored one goal. 2007: Dressed for all 21 games…scored three goals.Personal: Grandpa, Stuart, played Varsity hockey for the Varsity Blues.

KATHRYN

WILLIAMS31

GOALIE 5-4 ELIG: 3

FRANKIE

VONDREJS15

DEFENCE 5-7 ELIG: 5

Gordon Graydon M.S.S. • Terra Cotta, Ont.

Master’s of Philosophy of Education

Previous post secondary: Played for the York Lions... was a 2007-08 CIS academic all-Canadian...won the York sport excellence award in 2008. Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games.2010: Dressed for 13 games.

Notre Dame C.S.S. • Burlington, Ont.

Architecture

High School: Won the junior sportsmanship award in 2005...awarded a junior and senior athletic letter in 2006 and 2008. Personal: Father, Dale, played Varsity ice hockey for the Wilfred Laurier Golden Hawks.

Player Profiles

AMANDA

WOODCROFT9


Notre Dame C.S.S. • Waterloo, Ont.


Varsity:2011: Dressed for all 12 games...ranked second on the team and tied for fourth in OUA scoring with seven goals...named the 2011 OUA rookie of the year...named an OUA all-star.

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2011 OUA ALL-STARS

John DeSouza and Amanda Woodcroft were awarded top honours and three others earned all-star status as Ontario University Athletics announced 2011 field hockey award winners on Monday night.

Woodcroft becomes the first Varsity Blue since 2003 to be named the OUA rookie of the year. The Waterloo, Ont., na-tive ranked second on the team and tied for fourth in OUA scoring with seven goals over 12 games played. Woodcroft was also named an OUA all-star.

“Amanda is the next big star in CIS field hockey,” said Varsi-ty Blues head coach John DeSouza. “We’ve had some truly talented players come through our program and Amanda is no exception. She is so versatile and excels in any position we’ve put her in this season.”

DeSouza earns his first OUA coach of the year recognition in his sixth season as the Blues bench boss. This season, he has guided the Varsity Blues to a near-perfect 11-1 regular season record and has accumulated a 92-15-9 over-all coaching record during his career at U of T.

Veteran players Hannah Tighe and Kaelan Watson, as well as sophomore standout Alexandra Evanyshyn, also earned 2011 all-star nods.

A native of Penticton, B.C., this is Tighe’s fourth all-star nod in five years. The team co-captain scored five goals in 12 games played this season.

The 2010 CIS championship MVP, Watson earns her fourth all-star recognition in as many years. The Richmond, B.C., native scored six goals in 11 games played and helped lead U of T’s defensive unit that allowed a CIS-low three goals against all season.

In only her second year of competition, Evanyshyn garners her first all-star award. The Burlington, Ont., native led the Blues in scoring and ranked second in the OUA with 14 goals in 2011.

OUA All-Stars and Major Award Winners:Player of the Year – Brittany Seidler (Guelph)Rookie of the Year – Amanda Woodcroft (Toronto)OUA Gail Wilson Award – Rachel Berta (McGill)Coach of the Year – John DeSouza (Toronto)

ALL-STARSBrittany Seidler (Guelph)Camille St-Cyr (McGill)Hannah Tighe (Toronto)Kaelan Watson (Toronto)Courtney Bisch (Waterloo)Amanda Woodcroft (Toronto)Lauren Mackenzie (Western)Adriana Fernandes (York)Ally Evanyshyn (Toronto)Winnie Huynh (Waterloo)Kaye McLagan (Guelph)

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2011 OUA CHAMPIONS

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues claimed their first provincial title since 2008 with a dominant 6-0 victory over the host Guelph Gryphons at the 2011 OUA field hockey championship, October 28-30.

Meeting in their sixth OUA final since 2005, Toronto knocked off the three-time defending champion Gryphons to earn their 28th provincial title since 1971 and fifth in the last 10 years.

U of T took control from the get-go, maintaining pos-session and playing the majority of the first half deep in Gryphons territory.

The first goal came at the 26-minute mark when Alex Thick (North Vancouver, BC) scooped the ball over Guelph goalkeep, Kaye McLagan (Mitchell, Ont.) and into the net. Thick would earn her second after capitalizing on a corner opportunity to advance Toronto’s lead to 2-0 at half time.

The Gryphons had their fair share of goal scoring chances in the second half, but weren’t able to take advantage of their corner opportunities or break away situations. The Blues proved once again how dangerous their squad is when executing short corners, and used these opportuni-ties to their advantage throughout the entire match. The Varsity Blues goalkeep, Kathryn Williams (Burlington, ON) was flawless, and would earn the shutout for Toronto.

OUA all-star Alexandra Evanyshyn added two goals in the second half, while Kelley Lusk and Lauren Mansfield added single tallies in the win.

The Blues hold a 76-10-8 head-to-head record over the Gryphons since their first meeting on Oct. 27, 1967. Guelph’s first win over Toronto came on Sept. 25, 2005. Since then, the two teams have been perennial power-houses in OUA field hockey, with Toronto holding a slight upperhand (12-10-5) and now claiming a fourth provincial title, compared to the Gryphons three.

2011 YEAR IN REVIEW

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Date Opponent Location Time/Result

Regular Season9/16/2011 Queen’s University McGill Stadium W 6-09/16/2011 York University McGill Stadium W 8-09/18/2011 University of Waterloo Guelph, Ontario W 3-19/24/2011 University of Western Ontario Varsity Centre W 2-09/24/2011 McGill University Varsity Centre W 6-09/25/2011 University of Guelph Varsity Centre W 3-010/1/2011 Queen’s University Kingston, Ontario W 7-010/2/2011 McGill University Kingston, Ontario W 4-010/7/2011 University of Waterloo London, Ontario W 3-010/15/2011 York University Downsview Park W 6-010/16/2011 University of Western Ontario Downsview Park W 2-010/22/2011 University of Guelph Downsview Park L 1-2

Playoffs10/29/2011 Western (OUA Semifinal) Guelph, Ontario W 7-110/30/2011 Guelph (OUA Final) Guelph, Ontario W 6-0

2011 OUA Standings

Top Ten OUA ScoringRank Players GP G S A C 1 Brittany Seidler - Guelph 12 26 3 14 22 Alexandra Evanyshyn - Toronto 12 14 0 4 03 Sarah Main - McGill 12 9 0 3 04 Amanda Woodcroft - Toronto 12 7 0 2 05 Erin Houle - Guelph 12 7 0 5 16 Meghan Bester - Waterloo 8 7 0 3 07 Candice Hawksworth - Guelph 11 7 0 2 18 Kaelan Watson - Toronto 11 6 0 0 39 Courtney Bisch - Waterloo 11 6 1 2 210 Lindsay Bjornson Bjornson - Queen’s 10 5 0 2 0

## Name GP G S A C7 Alexandra Evanyshyn 12 14 0 4 09 Amanda Woodcroft 12 7 0 2 06 Kaelen Watson 11 6 0 0 313 Katherine McNeill 12 5 0 1 110 Hannah Tighe 12 5 0 2 011 Lauren Mansfield 12 4 0 1 18 Kelley Lusk 12 3 0 0 014 Alex Thicke 12 3 0 1 03 Rachel Fackoury 12 2 0 1 019 Gabriella Permell 12 2 0 0 029 Jessica Aun 3 0 0 0 02 Justine Branco 12 0 0 0 01 Colleen Garrity 3 0 0 0 012 Siobhan Gordon 9 0 0 0 05 Heather Haughn 12 0 0 0 023 Britt Siu 12 0 0 0 015 Frankie Vondrejs 12 0 0 0 031 Kathryn Williams 10 0 0 0 0

Varsity Blues Statistics

Team GP W L T GF GA PTSToronto 12 11 1 0 51 3 33Guelph 12 11 1 0 53 15 33Waterloo 12 6 6 0 26 19 18McGill 12 5 6 1 18 32 16Western 12 3 5 4 13 21 13York 12 1 9 2 3 36 5Queen’s 12 0 9 3 8 46 3

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RECORD MANUALFor over forty years the University of

Toronto has been central to the growth

of field hockey as a Canadian university

sport. Since the early 1960s, field

hockey has flourished and the U of T

Varsity Blues have created a tradition of

excellence and achievement at both the

provincial and national levels.

The foundations were laid early, when

the Varsity Blues captured their first

Ontario-Quebec university field hockey

championship in 1963. That victory

was just the beginning, with U of T

going on to claim an incredible 26 OUA

championships and ten national titles.

The Varsity Blues are also the leaders

in “firsts”, winning the inaugural OWIAA

outdoor title in 1971, capturing the

inaugural CIS outdoor championship

in 1975 and claiming the first Ontario

indoor hockey banner in 1985. U of

T women’s field hockey also had an

incredible run from 1963 to 1979, going

an amazing 17 season without a single

loss in league play.

Liz Hoffman continued the emerging

dynasty in 1974, coaching the Blues

for the next 20 seasons and retiring

in 1994 to become U of T’s Director of

Athletics. Under her guidance the team

won 16 Ontario league titles and eight

CIAU championships.

Following Hoffman’s retirement, Beth

Ali took the reins and soon posted

three consecutive undefeated seasons

(1995-1997). The winning streak

has continued, with the Varsity Blues

claiming eight of the past 11 OUA

championships since 1997. At the

national level, Ali captured a CIAU

crown in 1996, a silver medal in 2000

and six bronze medals (1995, 1997,

1998, 2004, 2005, 2006) before retiring

at the end of the 2006-07 season.

Carrying on this successful coaching

tradition is John De Souza, Blues

assistant coach for 18 years. A

provincial player for 13 years and a

national team player for seven years,

De Souza coached the national indoor

field hockey team in 2007 and was

the assistant coach with the 2007 Pan

American team that won gold and

represented Canada at the 2008 Beijing

Olympics.

In total, Varsity teams have won 36

outdoor championships (26 provinicial

and ten national) plus 15 Ontario indoor

titles. The program has produced

numerous athletes for Canada’s junior

and senior national teams, as well as

eight Olympians, 67 CIS all-Canadians

since 1985, ten inductees to the U of

T Sports Hall of Fame and eight U of T

Athletes of the Year.

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1 8 V A R S I T Y B L U E S

BLUES WIN INAUGURAL CWIAU FIELD HOCKEY TITLEIn 1975 the U of T women’s field

hockey team (pictured at left) not only

captured the inaugural CWIAU cham-

pionship, but with that victory became

the first Varsity Blues women’s squad

to earn a national university title. The

team was inducted into the U of T

Sports Hall of Fame in 2003.

Led by head coach Liz Hoffman, the

team qualified for the first Canadian

university championship with an impres-

sive display at the OWIAA champion-

ships at York University. The Varsity

Blues won their 13th straight OWIAA

title with a 7-0 record, while outscoring

the opposition by an impressive 27-0

margin.

At the CWIAU championship hosted by

the University of British Columbia, U of

T opened the round-robin portion of the

event with a pair of shutout victories

over Lakehead (2-0) and McGill (3-0).

The Varsity Blues started the second

day of competition with a 3-0 win over

Dalhousie, before falling 3-2 on penalty

strokes to the University of Victoria in

their final match of round robin play.

The 3-1 record earned U of T a three-

way tie for first place with UVic and

Dalhousie. U of T claimed the top spot

on goal differential and with it, a place

in the finals versus UVic.

After a scoreless opening half in the

final, U of T’s Anne Hofland scored early

in the second stanza to give U of T a

1-0 advantage, a lead that they would

never relinquish. The Varsity Blues

then controlled play until the final horn

to earn the inaugural national crown.

Carol MacDougall paced U of T with a

three-goal tournament, while Diana Mil-

lar, Anne Hofland and co-captain Susan

Scott added two goals apiece.

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AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTSCIS Championship titles (since 1975) 2010, 2007, 1996, 1993, 1988, 1986, 1985, 1981, 1979, 1977, 1975

CIS Silver medals 2000, 1987, 1983

CIS Bronze medals 2005, 2004, 1998, 1997, 1995, 1991

CIS Coach of the Year (since 1984) 1993 - Liz Hoffman 1988 - Liz Hoffman 1985 - Liz Hoffman

CIS all-Canadians (since 1985)2010 - Kaelan Watson, Hannah Tighe, Kyesia O’Neale2009 - Kaelan Watson, Hannah Tighe, Kyesia O’Neale2008 - Cailie O’Hara, Kri Shier, Kaelan Watson 2007 - Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Nicole Perry2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor 2004 - Alex Chacinski, Robin Leslie-Spencer, Julia Morton 2003 - Philippa Kedgley, Alex Chacinski 2002 - Erin Fraser, Philippa Kedgley, Christine DeSantis 2001 - Erin Fraser, Alex Chacinski, Philippa Kedgley 2000 - Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1999 - Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1998 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jen Stemerdink 1997 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Barb Tyers 1996 - Dana Anderson, Lana Good, Becky Moore 1995 - Wendy Johnstone, Alex Brooks-Hill, Lana Good, Nath-alie Woodhouse 1994 - Dana Anderson, Wendy Johnstone 1993 - Dana Anderson, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Claire Thurgur 1992 - Michelle Colaco, Claire Thurgur, Dana Anderson, Nicole Colaco 1991 - Claire Thurgur, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Tina Farr 1990 - Claire Thurgur, Michelle Colaco, Nicole Colaco, Ainslee Press 1989 - Ainslee Press, Vicki Smith, Susan McShane 1988 - Bernadette Casey, Tina Chumack 1987 - Bernadette Casey, Wendy Baker, Karen Whitfield 1986 - Bernadette Casey, Vicki Smith 1985 - Lisa Lyn

Liz Hoffman Award - CIS Most Valuable Player (MVP over entire season) since 1992 2007 - Cailie O’Hara2003 - Philippa Kedgley 1998 - Deb Cuthbert

CIS Championship MVP (player with the most points during the tournament) since 1992 2010 - Kaelan Watson2001 - Christine DeSantis 2000 - Emily Rix (co-recipient) 1996 - Dana Anderson 1995 - Wendy Johnstone

Gail Wilson Award (greatest all-around athlete in CIS Women’s Field Hockey) since 1995 2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi1995 - Alex Brooks-Hill (co-recipient)

CIS Rookie of the Year (since 1992) 1998 - Erin Fraser

OUA Championship titles (since 1971) 2008, 2006, 2005, 2004, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1997, 1992, 1991, 1989, 1988, 1987, 1986, 1985, 1983, 1982, 1979, 1978, 1977, 1976, 1975, 1974, 1973, 1972, 1971

OUA Player of the Year (since 1996) 2008 - Cailie O’Hara2007 - Cailie O’Hara2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi 2003 - Philippa Kedgley 2001 - Erin Fraser 2000 - Emily Rix 1999 - Deb Cuthbert 1998 - Deb Cuthbert 1997 - Deb Cuthbert 1996 - Dana Anderson

OUA Rookie of the Year (since 1994) 2011 - Amanda Woodcroft2003 - Kristina Do Rosario 1998 - Erin Fraser 1996 - Deb Cuthbert

OUA Coach of the Year (since 1987) 2011 - John DeSouza2005 - Beth Ali 1994 - Liz Hoffman 1992 - Liz Hoffman 1988 - Liz Hoffman (West division)

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OUA First Team all-stars (since 1994) 2011 - Alexandra Evanyshyn, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson, Amanda Woodcroft2010 - Kyesia O’Neale, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson2009 - Kyesia O’Neale, Kristen Shier, Hannah Tighe, Kaelan Watson2008 - Cailie O’Hara, Kristen Shier, Kaelen Watson2007 - Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy2006 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Sarah Goertzen, Cailie O’Hara, Nicole Perry2005 - Malinda Hapuarachchi, Cailie O’Hara, Samantha Taylor 2004 - Robin Leslie-Spencer, Alex Chacinski, Julia Morton 2003 - Philippa Kedgley, Alex Chacinski 2002 - Erin Fraser, Philippa Kedgley, Christine DeSantis 2001 - Alex Chacinski, Christine DeSantis, Kim Fraser, Philippa Kedgley 2000 - Emily Rix, Deb Cuthbert, Erin Fraser 1999 - Brenyn Baynham, Deb Cuthbert, Emily Rix 1998 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jenn Stemerdink 1997 - Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith, Jenn Stemerdink, Barb Tyers 1996 - Dana Anderson, Lana Good, Becky Moore 1995 - Alex Brooks-Hill, Lana Good, Wendy Johnstone, Nath-alie Woodhouse 1994 - Dana Anderson, Nicole Colaco, Michelle Colaco, Claire Thurgur

OUA Second Team all-stars (since 1994) 2009 - Rianna Sterk2008 - Shannon Treacy, Kyesia O’Neale, Rianna Sterk2007 - Hannah Tighe, Amanda Treacy2006 - Samantha Taylor, Shannon Treacy2005 - Sarah Goertzen, Shannon Treacy 2004 - Cailie O’Hara, Sarah Lipton 2003 - Kristina Do Rosario, Malinda Hapurachchi, Shyane Dyrdal 2002 - Amaris Wilson, Lisa Young 2000 - Amaris Wilson, Karen Wong, Tory Brooks-Hill 1999 - Tory Brooks, Erin Fraser, Jenn Orr, Barb Tyers 1998 - Allison Davies, Erin Fraser, Barb Tyers 1997 - Marianne Lee 1996 - Alex Brooks-Hill, Deb Cuthbert, Melissa Smith 1995 - Marianne Lee, Melissa Smith 1994 - Wendy Johnston

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Regular Season PlayoffsSeason W L T Standing W L T Coach Championship1963 * * * 1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1964 * * * 1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1965 3 0 1 T-1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1966 4 0 0 T-1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1967 3 0 0 1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1968 8 0 0 1st - - - Joan Flanigan WITCA1969 8 0 0 1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1970 7 0 0 1st - - - Marina van der Merwe WITCA1971 7 0 0 1st - - - Nancy Gossling OWIAA1972 7 0 0 1st - - - Nancy Gossling OWIAA1973 6 0 1 1st - - - Nancy Gossling OWIAA1974 6 0 1 1st - - - Liz Hoffman OWIAA1975 7 0 0 1st 4 1 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CWIAU1976 5 0 2 1st 3 1 1 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1977 6 0 1 1st * * * Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CWIAU1978 6 0 1 1st * * * Liz Hoffman OWIAA1979 4 0 1 1st 6 1 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CIAU1980 4 0 1 2nd 2 4 0 Liz Hoffman1981 7 0 1 1st Tier 1 5 1 2 Liz Hoffman CIAU1982 7 0 1 1st Tier 1 * * * Liz Hoffman OWIAA1983 8 0 0 1st West 4 2 1 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1984 9 0 1 1st West 2 1 0 Liz Hoffman1985 9 0 1 1st West 6 0 1 Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CIAU1986 9 0 1 1st West 6 0 1 Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CIAU1987 10 0 0 1st West 6 1 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1988 6 1 1 2nd West 7 0 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA, CIAU1989 5 2 1 2nd West 4 3 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1990 7 1 1 2nd 4 3 0 Liz Hoffman1991 12 0 1 1st 5 2 0 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1992 13 0 0 1st 3 1 2 Liz Hoffman OWIAA1993 16 0 0 1st 4 1 1 Liz Hoffman CIAU1994 14 2 0 2nd 3 3 0 Beth Ali1995 16 0 0 1st 3 2 1 Beth Ali1996 16 0 0 1st 5 1 0 Beth Ali CIAU1997 16 0 0 1st 5 1 0 Beth Ali OUA1998 15 0 1 1st 4 1 1 John De Souza OUA1999 13 2 1 1st West 2 2 2 Beth Ali OUA2000 11 0 1 1st West 5 1 0 Beth Ali OUA2001 10 1 1 1st Central 3 3 0 Beth Ali OUA2002 10 0 2 1st Central 2 3 1 Beth Ali2003 13 1 0 1st 1 0 1 Beth Ali2004 13 0 1 1st 4 2 0 Beth Ali OUA2005 8 2 4 2nd 4 2 0 Beth Ali OUA2006 12 0 2 1st 3 2 2 Beth Ali OUA2007 12 1 1 1st 1 1 0 John De Souza CIS2008 12 0 2 1st 2 0 0 John De Souza OUA2009 10 1 3 2nd 2 4 0 John De Souza2010 13 1 0 2nd 6 1 0 John De Souza CIS

Year-By-Year Results, 1963 To Date

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ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS, 1963 TO DATEGames are WITCA/OWIAA/OUA league games unless otherwise noted.

Date Opponent Var Op W/L Type

1963 (SCORES NOT AVAILABLE) 2-Nov Toronto II 2-Nov York 2-Nov Western 2-Nov McMaster

1964 (SCORES NOT AVAILABLE)

16-Oct York 16-Oct Buffalo 17-Oct McMaster 17-Oct Western

1965 22-Oct Waterloo 18 0 W 22-Oct McMaster 12 0 W 22-Oct York 32 0 W23-Oct Western 3 3 T

1966 21-Oct Waterloo 11 0 W21-Oct McMaster 6 0 W21-Oct York 9 0 W22-Oct McGill 8 0 W

1967 27-Oct Guelph 8 0 W27-Oct McGill 7 0 W28-Oct Western 5 0 W

1968 25-Oct Guelph 1 1 W (PS)26-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W25-Oct Waterloo 9 1 W26-Oct York 15 0 W1-Nov Western 3 0 W Macdonald 1 0 W McGill 2 0 W McMaster 2 0 W

1969 24-Oct McGill 5 2 W24-Oct Guelph 11 0 W24-Oct Macdonald 6 0 W25-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W York 7 0 W31-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W31-Oct Western 4 0 W1-Nov McMaster 2 0 W

1970 23-Oct McMaster 3 0 W23-Oct Guelph 7 1 W24-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 30-Oct York 2 0 W

30-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W 30-Oct Western 2 0 W 31-Oct McGill 9 0 W

1971 22-Oct McGill 6 0 W Pt I22-Oct York 8 1 W Pt I23-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W Pt I29-Oct Guelph 4 0 W Pt II29-Oct McMaster 5 0 W Pt II30-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W Pt II30-Oct Western 1 0 W Pt II

1972 27-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W Pt I28-Sep McGill 3 0 W Pt I28-Sep York 2 0 W Pt I03-Nov Guelph 6 0 W Pt II03-Nov McMaster 3 0 W Pt II04-Nov Western 3 0 W Pt II04-Nov Waterloo 2 0 W Pt II

1973 26-Oct York 3 0 W Pt I26-Oct Queen’s 5 1 W Pt I27-Oct McMaster 4 1 W Pt I02-Nov Western 2 0 W Pt II02-Nov McGill 1 0 W Pt II03-Nov Guelph 4 0 W Pt II03-Nov Waterloo 1 1 T Pt II

1974 25-Oct McGill 0 0 T Pt I26-Oct Queen’s 6 0 W Pt I26-Oct McMaster 5 0 W Pt I01-Nov York 2 0 W Pt II01-Nov Guelph 5 0 W Pt II02-Nov Waterloo 1 0 W Pt II02-Nov Western 5 0 W Pt II

1975 25-Oct McGill 3 0 W Pt I25-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W Pt I25-Oct York 5 0 W Pt I31-Oct McMaster 4 0 W Pt II31-Oct Guelph 4 0 W Pt II01-Nov Waterloo 5 0 W Pt II01-Nov Western 2 0 W Pt II07-Nov McGill 3 0 W CIS 07-Nov Lakehead 2 0 W CIS 08-Nov Dalhousie 3 0 W CIS 08-Nov Victoria 2 3 L (PS) CIS 08-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CI-Ch

1976 25-Oct Queen’s 6 0 W Pt I25-Oct York 1 1 T Pt I

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26-Oct McGill 2 0 W Pt I29-Oct McMaster 8 0 W Pt II29-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W Pt II30-Oct Guelph 1 1 T Pt II30-Oct Western 4 0 W Pt II4-Nov McGill 1 0 W CIS 4-Nov Manitoba 2 0 W CIS 5-Nov Dalhousie 0 0 T CIS 5-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS 6-Nov Dalhousie 0 1 L CIS-Ch

1977 22-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T Pt I22-Oct York 2 0 W Pt I23-Oct McGill 3 0 W Pt I28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W Pt II28-Oct Western 5 0 W Pt II29-Oct McMaster 5 0 W Pt II29-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W Pt IICIS tournament results not available 1978 21-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W Pt I21-Oct York 4 0 W Pt I21-Oct McGill 1 0 W Pt I27-Oct Guelph 0 0 T Pt II27-Oct McMaster 2 0 W Pt II28-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W Pt II28-Oct Western 5 0 W Pt IICIS tournament results not available

1979 20 Oct McGill T Pool20 Oct Queen’s W Pool21 Oct Western W Pool27-Oct Laurentian 6 0 W Finals27-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W Finals28-Oct York 2 1 W OU-Ch 1-Nov Dalhousie 5 0 W CIS 2-Nov Manitoba 4 0 W CIS 2-Nov York 1 2 L CIS 3-Nov Alberta 5 1 W CIS 3-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS 4-Nov York 3 0 W CIS-Ch

1980 25 Oct Guelph W Pool25 Oct Queen’s T Pool26 Oct McMaster W Pool1-Nov Waterloo 4 0 W Finals1-Nov Laurentian 6 0 W Finals2-Nov York 0 1 L OU-Ch 06-Nov Brandon 7 0 W CIS07-Nov York 0 2 L CIS07-Nov McGill 2 0 W CIS08-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS08-Nov UNB 1 2 L CIS

1981 3 Oct McGill 2 1 W

3 Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 4 Oct York 1 1 T 4 Oct Guelph 5 0 W 17 Oct York 2 0 W 17 Oct Guelph 4 0 W 18 Oct McGill 2 0 W 18 Oct Waterloo 4 0 W 31-Oct McGill 3 0 W OU-PO 1-Nov York 0 1 L OU-Ch UBC 1 1 T CIS Victoria 1 1 T CIS York 1 0 W CIS Dalhousie 3 0 W CIS UNB 4 2 W CIS Victoria 1 0 W CIS-Ch

1982 2 Oct Guelph 4 0 W 2 Oct York 8 0 W 3 Oct McGill 7 1 W 3 Oct Queen’s 2 0 W 16 Oct McGill 2 1 W 16 Oct York 1 1 T 17 Oct Guelph 5 1 W 17 Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 30-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W OU-PO31-Oct York 2 0 W OU-ChCIS tournament results not available

1983 28-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 01-Oct Western 6 0 W 12-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 15-Oct Western 7 0 W 15-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 16-Oct McMaster 6 0 W 16-Oct Waterloo 2 1 W (OT) 20-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 29-Oct McMaster 7 0 W OU-PO30-Oct Waterloo 4 1 W OU-Ch3-Nov Dalhousie 1 1 T CIS3 Nov UBC 1 3 L CIS4-Nov Dalhousie 1 0 W CIS5-Nov Victoria 1 0 W CIS5-Nov UBC 1 2 L CIS-Ch

1984 26-Sep McMaster 6 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 6 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 6 0 W 04-Oct York 2 0 W 10-Oct York 2 2 T 13-Oct Western 6 0 W 13-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 14-Oct McMaster 4 0 W 14-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 18-Oct Western 12 1 W 27-Oct McMaster 1 0 W OU-PO27-Oct York 0 2 L OU-PO28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-Br

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1985 28-Sep Waterloo 7 0 W 28-Sep McMaster 10 0 W 29-Sep Western 11 0 W 02-Oct Waterloo 4 0 W 05-Oct Guelph 1 0 W 05-Oct McMaster 8 0 W 10-Oct York 1 1 T 19-Oct Guelph 2 1 W 19-Oct Western 4 0 W 22-Oct York 4 2 W 25-Oct Carleton 6 0 W OU-PO26-Oct Guelph 5 1 W OU-PO27-Oct York 3 0 W OU-Ch01-Nov Dalhousie 3 0 W CIS01-Nov Victoria 1 1 T CIS02-Nov York 1 0 W CIS03-Nov UNB 6 5 W (PS) CIS-Ch

1986 24-Sep McMaster 10 0 W 27-Sep Waterloo 5 0 W 27-Sep McMaster 8 0 W 04-Oct Guelph 2 1 W 04-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 05-Oct Western 6 0 W 09-Oct York 3 1 W 19-Oct Guelph 7 1 W 19-Oct Western 9 0 W 21-Oct York 1 1 T 24-Oct McGill 10 0 W OU-PO25-Oct Guelph 4 0 W OU-PO26-Oct York 5 1 W OU-Ch31-Oct Moncton 7 0 W CIS31-Oct York 1 1 T CIS01-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS02-Nov York 2 1 W CIS-Ch

1987 22-Sep York 1 0 W 26-Sep McMaster 9 0 W 26-Sep Waterloo 6 2 W 27-Sep Western 9 0 W 30-Sep McMaster 7 0 W 03-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 03-Oct Waterloo 8 0 W 08-Oct York 4 1 W 17-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 17-Oct Western 10 0 W 23-Oct McGill 12 0 W OU-PO24-Oct Guelph 7 1 W OU-PO25-Oct York 2 1 W (PS) OU-Ch30-Oct UNB 2 0 W CIS30-Oct UBC 1 0 W CIS31-Oct Calgary 1 0 W CIS01-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS-Ch

1988 28-Sep Guelph 3 0 W 01-Oct Western 5 1 W 06-Oct York 1 1 T

12-Oct Waterloo 5 1 W 15-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 15-Oct Western 3 1 W 18-Oct York 0 1 L 21-Oct Guelph 8 0 W 28-Oct Laurentian 6 0 W OU-PO29-Oct Guelph 7 0 W OU-PO30-Oct York 2 1 W OU-Ch04-Nov McGill 8 0 W CIS04-Nov UBC 3 0 W CIS05-Nov Victoria 2 1 W CIS06-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS-Ch

1989 26-Sep Guelph 1 0 W 30-Sep Western 0 0 T 30-Sep Waterloo 2 1 W 03-Oct York 0 1 L 05-Oct Western 4 0 W 13-Oct Guelph 6 1 W 17-Oct York 1 2 L 21-Oct Waterloo 7 1 W 27-Oct Laurentian 9 0 W OU-PO28-Oct Western 8 0 W OU-PO29-Oct York 3 0 W OU-Ch3-Nov Calgary 3 0 W CIS3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS4-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS5-Nov UBC 2 3 L CIS-Br

1990 22-Sep Carleton 7 0 W 23-Sep Laurentian 6 0 W 23-Sep McGill 5 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 1 1 T 29-Sep Western 2 0 W 11-Oct York 0 1 L 20-Oct Queen’s 8 0 W 20-Oct Waterloo 7 0 W 21-Oct Trent 7 0 W 26-Oct McGill 4 0 W OU-PO27-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-PO28-Oct York 1 2 L (OT) OU-Ch2-Nov Alberta 1 0 W CIS2-Nov York 2 1 W CIS3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS4-Nov York 0 1 L CIS-Br

1991 21-Sep Western 3 0 W 21-Sep Waterloo 2 2 T 25-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 27-Sep Western 2 0 W 29-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W 02-Oct York 1 0 W 05-Oct McGill 1 0 W 05-Oct Carleton 10 0 W 10-Oct Guelph 7 0 W 16-Oct York 1 0 W 18-Oct Laurentian 4 0 W 19-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W

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19-Oct Trent W 25-Oct Western 5 0 W OU-PO26-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W OU-PO27-Oct York 6 1 W OU-Ch2-Nov York 7 0 W CIS3-Nov Victoria 1 2 L CIS4-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS4-Nov UNB 3 0 W CIS-Br

1992 23-Sep Guelph 2 0 W 25-Sep Western 6 0 W 02-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 02-Oct Trent 13 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 6 0 W 06-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 08-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 15-Oct York 3 2 W 18-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W 18-Oct Western 5 0 W 22-Oct York 2 0 W 23-Oct McGill 6 0 W 24-Oct Laurentian 3 0 W 30-Oct Carleton 6 0 W OU-PO31-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W OU-PO01-Nov York 1 0 W OU-Ch6-Nov Alberta 0 0 T CIS7-Nov UBC 1 1 T CIS8-Nov Alberta 0 3 L CIS-Br

1993 19-Sep Trent 11 0 W24-Sep McGill 5 0 W25-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W25-Sep Carleton 7 0 W02-Oct Guelph 5 0 W03-Oct Western 6 0 W06-Oct Waterloo 6 0 W08-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W08-Oct Western 1 0 W09-Oct Guelph 5 0 W13-Oct York 1 0 W15-Oct Carleton 8 0 W16-Oct McGill 7 0 W16-Oct Queen’s 9 0 W24-Oct York 4 1 W24-Oct Trent 9 0 W29-Oct Western 7 0 W OU-PO30-Oct York 0 2 L OU-Ch05-Nov Alberta 2 1 W CIS05-Nov York 2 2 T CIS06-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS semi07-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS-Ch

1994 18-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W 18-Sep Guelph 4 0 W 24-Sep Trent 13 0 W 25-Sep Carleton 11 0 W 25-Sep Western 5 0 W 30-Sep York 1 2 L

02-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W 02-Oct McGill 8 0 W 07-Oct Waterloo 8 0 W 07-Oct Trent 10 0 W 14-Oct York 0 1 L 15-Oct Queen’s 5 0 W 19-Oct Guelph 2 0 W 21-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 23-Oct McGill 4 1 W 23-Oct Western 5 0 W 29-Oct Guelph 1 0 W OU-PO30-Oct York 0 3 L OU-Ch3-Nov UNB 2 0 W CIS4-Nov Victoria 3 2 W (PS) CIS5-Nov York 0 1 L CIS semi6-Nov. UBC 0 1 L CIS-Br

1995 17-Sep Trent 6 0 W 22-Sep Western 4 0 W 22-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 23-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 24-Sep McGill 2 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 2 1 W 01-Oct Guelph 4 0 W 05-Oct York 5 0 W 06-Oct Trent 10 0 W 14-Oct Western 10 0 W 14-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 15-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 18-Oct York 4 0 W 20-Oct Carleton 4 0 W 21-Oct Queen’s 7 1 W 22-Oct McGill 1 0 W 28-Oct Guelph 3 0 W OU-PO29-Oct Waterloo 0 2 L OU-Ch3-Nov York 4 0 W CIS3-Nov Victoria 1 1 T CIS4-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS semi5-Nov UNB 2 1 W CIS-Br

1996 19-Sep Trent 6 0 W 20-Sep Waterloo 3 1 W 21-Sep Queen’s 5 0 W 22-Sep Trent 6 0 W 25-Sep York 2 0 W 27-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 29-Sep McGill 8 0 W 29-Sep Guelph 11 0 W 02-Oct Guelph 7 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 9 1 W 11-Oct Western 9 0 W 16-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 18-Oct Western 7 0 W 19-Oct Carleton 11 0 W 20-Oct McGill 4 0 W 22-Oct York 1 0 W

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26-Oct Western 3 0 W OU-PO27-Oct York 4 5 L (PS) OU-Ch01-Nov UNB 4 0 W CIS01-Nov Victoria 4 0 W CIS02-Nov York 4 2 W CIS semi03-Nov Victoria 4 2 W CIS-Ch

1997 12-Sep Trent 1 0 W 13-Sep Queen’s 1 0 W 13-Sep Guelph 3 1 W 21-Sep McGill 4 0 W 21-Sep Carleton 3 0 W 24-Sep York 1 0 W 27-Sep Waterloo 2 0 W 28-Sep Western 6 0 W 04-Oct Queen’s 7 0 W 05-Oct McGill 7 0 W 08-Oct Guelph 5 0 W 16-Oct York 1 0 W 17-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W 17-Oct Trent 8 0 W 18-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 19-Oct Western 3 0 W 25-Oct York 2 1 W (PS) OU-PO26-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W OU-Ch30-Oct UNB 3 0 W CIS31-Oct York 4 1 W CIS1-Nov Victoria 0 2 L CIS semi2-Nov York 1 0 W CIS-Br

1998 19-Sep Western 0 0 T 19-Sep Trent 6 0 W 20-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 22-Sep Guelph 4 2 W 26-Sep Carleton 6 1 W 27-Sep McGill 9 0 W 27-Sep Trent 6 1 W 29-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 01-Oct York 1 0 W 03-Oct Queen’s 2 0 W 04-Oct Carleton 7 0 W 07-Oct Waterloo 3 0 W 09-Oct York 1 0 W 14-Oct Western 4 0 W 17-Oct McGill 10 0 W 18-Oct Guelph 5 1 W 24-Oct Guelph 8 2 W OU-PO25-Oct York 2 0 W OU-Ch29-Oct Victoria 1 1 T CIS30-Oct York 2 0 W CIS31-Oct UBC 0 2 L CIS semi1-Nov UNB 5 0 W CIS-Br

1999 10-Sep Queen’s 3 0 W 11-Sep Trent 3 0 W 15-Sep Guelph 7 1 W 18-Sep Queen’s 7 0 W 19-Sep Carleton 6 0 W

19-Sep Western 5 1 W 22-Sep York 1 1 T 25-Sep McGill 5 0 W 26-Sep Trent 10 0 W 28-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 02-Oct Guelph 6 0 W 03-Oct Western 4 0 W 15-Oct Carleton 7 1 W 16-Oct Waterloo 1 3 L 19-Oct York 0 2 L 24-Oct McGill 6 0 W 30-Oct Western 3 0 W OU-PO31-Oct York 1 0 W OU-Ch4-Nov Victoria 0 0 T CIS5-Nov Waterloo 0 0 T CIS6-Nov UNC 0 1 L CIS semi7-Nov Alberta 0 1 L CIS-Br

2000 13-Sep Guelph 4 1 W 16-Sep Queen’s 4 0 W 16-Sep Western 6 0 W 17-Sep Carleton 8 0 W 23-Sep McGill 7 0 W 23-Sep Trent 7 0 W 24-Sep Waterloo 4 2 W 27-Sep York 3 0 W 14-Oct Trent 7 0 W 17-Oct York 4 0 W 21-Oct Waterloo 3 3 T 22-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 28-Oct Carleton 5 0 W OU-PO29-Oct York 1 0 W OU-Ch2-Nov York 3 0 W CIS3-Nov Alberta 2 0 W CIS4-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS semi5-Nov Victoria 0 3 L CIS-Ch

2001 15-Sep Queen’s 2 1 W 15-Sep Trent 2 0 W 16-Sep Guelph 1 0 W 26-Sep York 0 0 T 29-Sep Carleton 2 0 W 29-Sep Western 3 1 W 05-Oct Trent 8 0 W 13-Oct McGill 4 0 W 13-Oct York 3 0 W 17-Oct Waterloo 1 2 L 20-Oct Western 4 0 W 21-Oct McGill 2 0 W 27-Oct Carleton 4 0 W OU-PO28-Oct Waterloo 4 3 W OU-Ch1-Nov Victoria 1 2 L CIS2-Nov Saint Mary’s 3 1 W CIS3-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS semi4-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS-Br

2002 15-Sep Trent 8 0 W 20-Sep Guelph 4 0 W

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25-Sep York 0 0 T 29-Sep Queen’s 2 0 W 29-Sep McGill 7 0 W 05-Oct Western 4 0 W 06-Oct Carleton 6 0 W 08-Oct York 2 0 W 11-Oct Waterloo 1 1 T 15-Oct Trent 1 0 W 20-Oct Carleton 5 0 W 20-Oct Guelph 3 0 W 26-Oct Queen’s 2 0 W OU-PO27-Oct Waterloo 2 3 L OU-Ch31-Oct Victoria 0 0 T CIS01-Nov Saint Mary’s 3 0 W CIS02-Nov UBC 0 3 L CIS semi03-Nov Waterloo 1 2 L CIS-Br

2003 12-Sep Western 2 1 W 13-Sep Carleton 9 1 W 21-Sep Waterloo 1 0 W 21-Sep Queen’s 0 2 L 27-Sep McGill 5 1 W 28-Sep Guelph 3 1 W 28-Sep York 1 0 W 05-Oct Carleton 7 0 W 10-Oct York 3 0 W 10-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 17-Oct Western 1 0 W 18-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 18-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W 19-Oct McGill 4 0 W 24-Oct Waterloo 0 0 L (PS) OU-PO25-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W OU-Br

200418-Sep Carleton 9 0 W 18-Sep Queen’s 5 0 W 23-Sep York 4 0 W 25-Sep Western 4 0 W 26-Sep Guelph 3 0 W 26-Sep Waterloo 1 1 T 02-Oct Carleton 4 0 W 03-Oct McGill 9 0 W 16-Oct Western 8 2 W 16-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 17-Oct Guelph 3 1 W 20-Oct York 4 0 W 24-Oct Queen’s 3 0 W 24-Oct McGill 9 0 W 30-Oct Queen’s 2 1 W OU-PO31-Oct Waterloo 5 1 W OU-Ch04-Nov Victoria 0 3 L CIS05-Nov Saint Mary’s 3 0 W CIS06-Nov UBC 0 1 L CIS semi07-Nov Waterloo 2 1 W CIS-Br

2005 17-Sep Carleton 3 0 W 25-Sep Guelph 2 3 L 28-Sep York 2 1 W

01-Oct Western 2 0 W 01-Oct Queen’s 0 0 T 02-Oct McGill 2 1 W 07-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W 07-Oct Queen’s 1 1 T 12-Oct York 1 0 W 15-Oct McGill 1 1 T 16-Oct Carleton 2 1 W 16-Oct Waterloo 0 0 T 22-Oct Guelph 1 3 L 23-Oct Western 4 1 W 28-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W (PS) OU-PO29-Oct Guelph 3 1 W OU-Ch04-Nov UBC 1 3 L CIS04-Nov Alberta 0 5 L CIS05-Nov Guelph 1 0 W CIS06-Nov Guelph 1 0 W CI-Br

200616-Sep Western 5 1 W17-Sep Waterloo 3 0 W23-Sep Queen’s 5 0 W23-Sep Carleton 4 0 W30-Sep McGill 13 0 W4-Oct Guelph 2 2 T6-Oct Waterloo 1 0 W12-Oct York 2 2 T14-Oct Carleton 7 0 W14-Oct Western 6 0 W15-Oct McGill 9 0 W18-Oct York 1 0 W21-Oct Guelph 3 0 W22-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W28-Oct Queen’s 1 0 W (PS) OU-PO29-Oct York 1 0 W OU-Ch2-Nov UBC 0 2 L CIS2-Nov York 1 1 T CIS3-Nov Victoria 0 2 L CIS4-Nov Alberta 2 2 T CIS5-Nov Alberta 2 1 W (PS) CIS-Br

200715-Sep Waterloo 4 0 W15-Sep Carleton 6 0 W22-Sep Queen’s 2 0 W22-Sep Western 3 2 W28-Sep Guelph 2 2 T28-Sep McGill 10 0 W5-Oct York 2 1 W13-Oct Carleton 6 2 W13-Oct Waterloo 8 0 W14-Oct Guelph 3 1 W17-Oct York 2 1 W20-Oct Western 1 2 L20-Oct McGill 5 0 W21-Oct Queen’s 5 1 W27-Oct Western 4 0 W OU-SF28-Oct Guelph 1 2 L OU-F1-Nov Victoria 2 1 W CIS2-Nov Guelph 2 2 T CIS2-Nov UBC 1 2 L CIS

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200814-Sep Waterloo 5 0 W14-Sep York 5 1 W20-Sep Queen’s 8 0 W21-Sep McGill 0 0 W27-Sep Guelph 2 2 T29-Sep York 4 0 W4-Oct Carleton 5 0 W4-Oct Western 2 1 W5-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W10-Oct Guelph 2 1 W11-Oct Western 2 2 T17-Oct McGill 5 0 W18-Oct Carleton 5 1 W19-Oct Queen’s 5 1 W25-Oct Waterloo 4 0 W OU-SF26-Oct Guelph 2 1 W OU-F30-Oct UBC 1 0 W CIS30-Oct UVic 1 2 L CIS31-Oct Guelph 2 3 L CIS1-Nov Alberta 1 2 L CIS

2009 19-Sep Carleton 6 0 W 19-Sep Waterloo 1 1 T 20-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W 26-Sep York 3 0 W 26-Sep Guelph 1 2 L 3-Oct McGill 4 1 W 3-Oct Western 2 2 T 4-Oct Carleton 4 1 W 9-Oct Guelph 3 3 T 17-Oct York 1 0 W 18-Oct Queen’s 4 0 W 24-Oct Waterloo 5 0 W 24-Oct McGill 7 0 W 25-Oct Western 3 1 W 31-Oct Western 2 1 W OU-SF1-Nov Guelph 0 1 L OU-F5-Nov Victoria 0 1 L CIS5-Nov Guelph 2 5 L CIS6-Nov Alberta 2 1 W CIS7-Nov UBC 1 4 L CIS

201018-Sep Western 2 1 W18-Sep York 3 0 W19-Sep Queen’s 6 0 W25-Sep Waterloo 3 2 W26-Sep Carleton 10 0 W2-Oct Guelph 2 4 L2-Oct McGill 2 1 W8-Oct McGill 3 1 W8-Oct Carleton 7 0 W16-Oct Guelph 3 1 W17-Oct Queen’s 8 0 W23-Oct York 4 0 W23-Oct Waterloo 7 2 W30-Oct Waterloo 2 0 W OU-SF31-Oct Guelph 2 3 L OU-F4-Nov Victoria 3 0 W CIS5-Nov UBC 1 0 W CIS5-Nov Guelph 4 1 W CIS6-Nov Waterloo 7 1 W CIS7-Nov UBC 2 1 W CIS

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