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2018

UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES

# NAME POS HT YR MAJOR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS TEAM / HIGH SCHOOL

1 Puck Louwes GK 6-1 4 Social Sciences Utrecht, Netherlands Castaways (Reynolds Secondary)2 Aishy Shinomura M 5-4 2 Social Sciences Victoria, BC Team BC (Reynolds Secondary)3 Kyra Teetzen M 5-8 3 Biomedical Engineering Quesnel, BC PGYSA (Correlieu Secondary)4 Kiara Kilbey F 5-6 4 Kinesiology Saanichton, BC Victoria Highlanders (Stelly's Secondary)5 Katie Carrothers D 5-6 5 Business Victoria, BC (Reynolds Secondary)6 Trinity Kettyls F 5-3 2 Human & Social Devt Victoria, BC Team BC (Lambrick Park Secondary)7 Avneet Rai M 5-8 2 Education Surrey, BC (Fraser Heights Secondary)8 Kennedy Martin D 5-8 3 Science Calgary, AB Callies Major League (Dr. EP Scarlett High School)9 Dari Coté D 5-5 2 Science Victoria, BC Vancouver Island Wave(Ecole Victor-Brodeur)

10 Meagan Faulkner F 5-5 1 Social Sciences Victoria, BC Vancouver Island Wave (Reynolds Secondary)11 Caitlin Millham F 5-4 5 Kinesiology North Vancouver, BC TSS Academy (Seycove Secondary)12 Georgia Bignold F 5-4 3 Science Calgary, AB (Bishop Carroll High School)13 Natalie Cavallin F 6-0 3 Science Victoria, BC Castaways Premier (Claremont Secondary)14 Ali Murtland D 5-5 4 Education Meaford, ON Castaways Premier (St. Michaels University Sch.)15 Eryn Libert-Scott D 5-6 1 Biomedical Engineering Calgary, AB (Dr. EP Scarlett High School)16 Mackenzie Ringrose F 5-6 1 Social Sciences Edmonton, AB (Strathcona High School)17 Brea Christie D 5-5 2 Social Sciences Victoria, BC (Royal Bay Secondary)18 Savannah Grosse F 5-3 1 Kinesiology Lake Oswego, OR THUSC Diamonds (Lake Oswego High School)19 Rachel Baird M 5-6 4 Social Sciences Nanaimo, BC VIPL (Nanaimo District Secondary)20 Emma Skalik M 5-5 1 Human & Social Devt Campbell River, BC (Carihi Secondary)21 Olivia Procter GK 5-6 1 Fine Arts Edmonton, AB Team Alberta (Ross Sheppard Secondary)22 Annalyn Kind F 5-5 1 Humanities Victoria, BC Victoria Island Wave (Reynolds Secondary)23 Taylor Bercic F 5-3 1 Social Sciences Surrey, BC (Seaquam Secondary)24 Ali Martin F 5-6 1 Science Calgary, AB Blizzard United (William Aberhart High School)27 Emma Dewit F 5-7 1 Science Duncan, BC (Cowichan Secondary)28 Abby MacKenzie D 5-6 1 Social Sciences Victoria, BC Vancouver Island Wave (Reynolds Secondary)

HEAD COACH: TRACY DAVID (17TH SEASON)ASSISTANT COACH: DAVE DEW (14TH SEASON)GOAL KEEPER COACH: BOB STANKOVMANAGER: BEVERLY REISTSTUDENT ATHLETIC THERAPIST: AMELIA NG

2018 UVIC VIKES WOMEN’S SOCCER

ROSTER

DIRECTOR, ATHLETICS & REC: CLINT HAMILTONASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, SPORT: JAMES KEOGHCOMMUNICATIONS OFFICER: ALI BAGGOTTHEAD ATHLETIC THERAPIST: TRACI VANDER BYL

In combination with her coaching career with the Alberta Pandas, Tracy David has three U SPORTS national titles to her name with the lone Vikes title coming in 2005. After 16 years with the Pandas and 10 with the Vikes, David has been named Canada West Coach of the Year seven times and had one national Coach of the Year nod in 1989. David was named head coach of the UVic Vikes women’s soccer team in 2002 and her impact was immediate, leading the

Dave Dew brings decades of international and regional experience to the women’s program. During the 2001-03 season he was head coach for the Canadian National Women’s U16 and U17 teams. From 2000-03, Dew was the head coach of the Vancouver Whitecaps women’s team where he set a league record for three seasons of 33-2-3, winning three Women’s

program to its fi rst-ever national title in 2005. David and the Vikes also won the Canada West conference title in 2008 at Centennial Stadium. Before becoming one of the top university coaches in Canada, David enjoyed a long and prolifi c playing career. She began with the Edmonton Angels, where she captained the team to six national titles over ten seasons. In 1986, David was selected to be a part of the inaugural Canadian Women’s National team, was

capped 15 times an was inducted into the Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame in 2003. David has also served as a head coach for numerous youth provincial teamsand was an assistant coach for the U17 Canadian team and an assistant coach with the U20 Canadian team that won the 2008 CONCACAF Championship.

HEAD COACH: TRACY DAVID

ASSISTANT COACH:DAVE DEW

League Western Conference titles. He was also an assistant coach for the Canadian women’s 1994-95 World Cup team in Sweden.

From 1972 – 2008, Dew was involved with the Gorge Soccer Association in Victoria and became an assistant coach with Victoria Highlanders FC in 2008.

COACHING STAFF

In Dew’s fi rst season as Vikes assistant coach in 2005, the Vikes captured their fi rst CIS national championship. Since, then, the Vikes have fi nished fi rst in Canada West standings twice, winning the conference title in 2008. In 2012, the Vikes captured the CIS bronze medal.

DATE OPPONENT SCORE GOAL SCORERS

SEP 1 UBC L 1-0

SEP 7 Trinity Western L 3-1 R. Baird

SEP 8 Fraser Valley W 5-1G. Bignold (2), K. Kilbey, A. Shinomura, M. Ringrose

SEP 14 Calgary L 1-0

SEP 15 Lethbridge W 1-0 R. Baird

SEP 21 Thompson Rivers W 3-0 K. Kilbey, C. Millham, E. Skalik

SEP 22 UBC Okanagan W 6-0A. Shinomura (2), R. Baird, G. Bignold, K. Teetzen, N. Cavallin

SEP 28 MacEwan L 2-1 G. Bignold

SEP 30 UNBC T 1-1 G. Bignold

OCT 5 UBC L 6-1 K. Kilbey

OCT 13 Regina W 4-0R. Baird (2), C. Millham, G. Bignold

OCT 14 Saskatchewan W 4-0R. Baird (2), G. Bignold, E. Libert-Scott

OCT 19 Fraser Valley L 2-0

OCT 20 Trinity Western W 2-1 G. Bignold, K. Kilbey

OCT 26 Saskatchewan ^ L 2-0

^ Canada West Playoffs | BOLD = home games

2018 SEASON RECAP The University of Victoria Vikes women’s soccer team finished the 2018 season with a final record of 7-6-1, finishing iourth in the the Canada West Pacific division. The Vikes scored the third-most goals within their division with 29 through 14 regular season games. The team’s explosive offence led by forward Georgia Bignold, who scored a team-high eight goals for the Vikes, played a key role in the team clinching a play-off spot.

Victoria also enjoyed standout seasons from fourth years Kiara Kilbey and Rachel Baird. Both Kilbey and Baird finished second and third, respectively, in team scoring behind Bignold. Katie Carrothers played a consistent and reliable defensive game all season in what was her last year in a Vikes uniform and earned a Canada West Second Team All-Star selection. 2017 U SPORTS First Team All Star goalkeeper Puck Louwes postedfive shutouts and started all 14 regular season games while recording a 1.29 goals-against-average. Victoria concluded their regular season schedule with a huge home 2-1 victory over the eventual U SPORTS silver medalists from Trinity Western.

The Vikes season had many highlights including a four-goal weekend for Baird on Oct. 13-14. Victoria earned two consecutive 4-0 victories over the Regina Cougars and Saskatchewan Huskies while on the road. Baird scored two goals in each game and had her recognized as Canada West First Star of the Week and U SPORTS Female Athlete of the Week.

Victoria entered the 2018 playoffs as the fourth seed in the Pacific division and was matched up against the Saskatchewan Huskies in the play-in round. After the Vikes had controlled the pace of the game for the majority of the first half, it was the Huskies that scored first after a favourable bounce went Saskatchewan’s way. The Huskies added a second goal before time was up and eliminated the Vikes from the playoffs with a 2-0 victory in Calgary.

2018 CANADA WEST:Regular Season Record: 7-6-1 (4th, Pacific)Playoff Record: 0-1 (Lost in Play-in Game)Canada West Second Team All-Stars: Katie Carrothers

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2017-18 ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS

Elise Butler, Business

Katie Carrothers, Business

Natalie Cavallin, Science

Trinity Kettyls, Social Sciences

Kiara Kilbey, Education

Emily Lieuwen, Science

Caitlin Millham, Education

2017-18 ATHLETIC AWARDS

President’s CupBest combines scholastic achievement and athletic ability

Emily Lieuwen

Outstanding Female Athlete of the YearMost outstanding for achievements based on university competition

Puck Louwes

Robert T. Wallace ShieldMost outstanding student-athlete in first year of competition

Brea Christie

Varsity Highlight AwardPeer selected for leadership, dedication, community invovlement and positive attitude

Emily Lieuwen

YEAR COACH CONF REC. POST-SEASON FINISH

1983 0-2-0 (3rd)

1984 1-3-0 (4th)

1985 *

1986 *

1987 *

1988 *

1989 Ian Bridge *

1990 Ian Bridge *

1991 Ian Bridge *

1992 Ian Bridge 1-9-0 (6th)

1993 Ian Bridge 0-8-2 (6th)

1994 Ian Bridge 2-8-0 (6th)

1995 Ian Bridge 3-5-2 (4th)

1996 Ian Bridge 3-6-1 (4th)

1997 Ian Bridge 3-5-2 (4th)

1998 Ian Bridge 4-1-5 (2nd) CW Champions; CIS Silver

1999 Ian Bridge 3-5-2 (3rd)

2000 Ian Bridge 5-1-4 (3rd) CW Champions, CIS Bronze

2001 Josee Bureau 6-5-3 (4th)

2002 Tracy David 10-1-3 (2nd) CW 3rd Place

2003 Tracy David 9-2-3 (2nd) CW 4th Place

2004 Tracy David 7-4-3 (3rd) CW 3rd Place

2005 Tracy David 10-4-2 (2nd) CIS Champions; CW Silver

2006 Tracy David 12-1-1 (1st) CIS 7th Place; CW 4th Place

2007 Tracy David 10-4-0 (2nd) CIS 4th Place; CW 2nd Place

2008 Tracy David 10-3-1 (1st) CW Champions; CIS 4th Place

2009 Tracy David 9-2-3 (2nd) CW 4th Place

2010 Tracy David 5-6-3 (7th) CW 7th Place

2011 Tracy David 7-4-3 (4th) CW 4th Place

2012 Tracy David 9-2-1 (2nd) CIS Bronze; CW Silver

2013 Tracy David 10-2-0 (1st) CW 3rd Place

2014 Tracy David 8-1-3 (2nd, Pacific) CW Lost in QFs

2015 Tracy David 7-3-4 (4th, West) CW Lost in Opening Final 6 Game

2016 Tracy David 5-5-4 (5th, Pacific) CW Lost in Opening Final 6 Game

2017 Tracy David 9-1-4 (2nd, Pacific) CW Silver, U SPORTS 5th Place

2018 Tracy David 7-6-1 (4th, Pacific) CW Lost in Play-in Game

NOTE: Ranking in parantheses is division ranking not conference ranking

U SPORTS MAJOR AWARDS

Championship MVP

2005: Carey Gustavson

Outstanding Contributor

2016: Sarah Douglas

Championship All-Stars

1998: Jeanette Haas 1998: Rina Rolinski2000: Joann Nash 2000: Wanda Rozwadowska 2005: Amelie Mercier 2005: Amy Thorogood2005: Carey Gustafson

2005: Rachel Lovink 2005: Liz Hansen 2005: Sarah Cameron2007: Holly Fiddick2008: Holly Fiddick2012: Amy Lawrence2012: Jaclyn Sawicki

CANADA WEST MAJOR AWARDS

Player of the Year

2015: Emma Greig2005: Amelie Mercier

2006: Carey Gustafson2008: Kendra Flock

Rookie of the Year

2004: Sarah Cameron

Outstanding Contributor

2007: Mariel Solsberg2016: Sarah Douglas

Coach of the Year

2000: Ian Bridge2005: Tracy David

2008: Tracy David2013: Tracy David

Fair Play Trophy

2002 • 2005 • 2006 • 2012 • 2014 • 2016 • 2017

ALL-TIME RESULTS

COACHING RECORDSCOACH YEARS CONF RECORDunknown 2 1-5-0Ian Bridge 9 24-48-18*Josee Bureau 1 6-5-3Tracy David 17 145-51-39TOTAL 28 175-109-60*

* incomplete

HISTORY AT NATIONALS

1998 - Silver

Vicotoria 2, Western 0Victoria 3, McGill 1Calgary 3, Victoria 2 (F)

2000 - Bronze

Ottawa 2, Victoria 0Victoria 2, Acadia 0Victoria 1, McGill 0 (B)

2005 - GOLD

Victoria 1, York 0 (QF)Victoria 2, McGill 1 (SF)Victoria 3, Ottawa 0 (F)

2006 - Did not place

Ottawa 1, Victoria 0 (QF)McGill 1, Victoria 0 2OT (C)

2007 - 4th Place

Victoria 1, Laval 0 (QF)York 1, Victoria 0 (3-0 PK) (SF)UBC 1 Victoria 0 (4-3 PK) (B)

2008 - 4th Place

Victoria 4, Dalhousie 0 (QF)Trinity Western 1, Victoria 0 (6-5 PK) (SF)Montreal 2, Victoria 0 (B)

2012 - Bronze

Victoria 2, Sherbrooke 1 (QF)Trinity Western 1, Victoria 0 (SF)Victoria 1, Ottawa 0 (4-1 PK) (B)

2017 -5th Place

Victoria 1, Cape Breton 2 (QF)Victoria 0, Laval 0 (4-1 PK) (CS)Victoria 4, Manitoba 1 (CF)

LEGEND:

C: consolation PK: penalty kicks B: Bronze QF: Quarter-fi nal SF: semifi nal F: Final

1993: Colleen Kennedy

1996: Erin Amundsen

1996: Jeannette Haas

1997: Colleen Kennedy

1997: Tera Kasubuchi

1998: Jeannette Haas

1998: Hillary Scott

2000: Wanda Rozwadowska

2000: Charlotte Haley

2001: Lindsay Gaunt

2001: Joann Nash

2002: Tanya Berg

2002: Carey Gustafson

2002: Liz Hansen

2002: Joann Nash

2003: Tanya Berg

2003: Carey Gustafson

2003: Joann Nash

2003: Rachel Lovink

2003: Morgan Leverman

2003: Amelie Mercier

2004: Rachel Lovink

2004: Kate Hambleton

2004: Cheryl Bjorgan

2005: Rachel Lovink

2005: Carey Gustafson

2005: Amelie Mercier

2005: Marlesa Manson

2005: Cheryl Bjorgen

2006: Rcahel Lovink

2006: Carey Gustafson

2006: Liz Hansen

2006: Nellanna Kurylo

2006: Kate Hambleton

2006: Mariel Solsberg

2007: Amy Thorogood

2007: Alli Bach

2007: Holly Fiddick

2007: Mariel Solsberg

2007: Janelle Smith

2008: Holly Fiddick

2008: Sarah Cameron

2008: Alli Bach

2008: Stephanie Parker

2008: Janelle Smith

2009: Kendra Flock

2009: Holly Fiddick

2009: Jackie Snell

2009: Shayla Behrens

2009: Stephanie Parker

2009: Sarah Clark

2010: Shayla Behrens

2011: Amy Lawrence

2011: Jaclyn Sawicki

2012: Brigitte Greig

2012: Jaclyn Sawicki

2012: Stephanie Parker

2012: Jackie Harrison

2012: Emma Greig

2013: Jaclyn Sawicki

2013: Emma Greig

2013: Brigitte Greig

2014: Emma Greig

2014: Jaclyn Sawicki

2014: Mallory Hackett

2014: Cassie Dennis

2014: Meaghan Storie

2015: Emma Greig

2015: Meaghan Storie

2015: Lindsay Machin

2016: Lindsay Machin

2017: Puck Louwes

2017: Elise Butler

2017: Emily Lieuwen

2017: Steph Badilla Gutierrez

2017: Kiara Kilbey

2017: Brea Christie (All-Rookie)

2018: Katie Carrothers

CANADA WEST ALL-STARS

U SPORTS ALL-CANADIANS

1998: Jeanette Haas 2008: Holly Fiddick

2001: Wanda Rozwadowska 2009: Kendra Flock

2002: Elizabeth Hansen 2009: Jackie Snell

2003: Carey Gustafson 2009: Holly Fiddick

2005: Amelie Mercier 2010: Jaclyn Sawicki

2005: Carey Gustafson 2013: Jaclyn Sawicki

2006: Carey Gustafson 2013: Brigitte Greig

2006: Elizabeth Hansen 2015: Emma Greig

2006: Rachael Lovink 2017: Elise Butler

2007: Alli Bach 2017: Puck Louwes

2007: Amy Thorogood

CHAMPIONSHIPS WON: 1APPEARANCES: 8FIRST APPEARANCE: 1998 LAST APPEARANCE: 2017

GOLD MEDALS: 1 (2005)SILVER MEDALS: 1 (1998)BRONZE MEDALS: 2 (1998, 2012)HOSTS: 3 (1998, 2006, 2012)

The University of Victoria is the university of choice for outstanding students, faculty and staff who aspire to improve their world through exceptional learning and teaching, innovative research and real-life engagement within a welcoming and spectacular West Coast environment.

Established in 1963, with roots in Victoria College and the Provincial Normal School, UVic has grown to become a leading research-intensive institution. Our internationally-recognized research strengths include global change and sustainability, society and health, oceans and climate, and Indigenous and cultural studies.

UVic is the No.1-ranked comprehensive university in Canada and it is consistently ranked by Times Higher Education as the top university in the country without a medical school and one of the top 200

universities in the world. Over 17,000 undergraduates study at UVic each year but UVic’s average class size is only 28 students. More than 70 per cent of the students at UVic come from outside of the Victoria area, with 108 countries represented. UVic is ranked in the top one per cent of universities in the world for scientific impact.

UVic’s athletics program takes pride in being one of the best in Canada. Since 1968, UVic has won 78 Canadian University national team championships and individual competitors have tallied over 300 individual medals at U SPORTS Championships.

UVic’s Olympic tradition is unrivalled in Canadian university sport - Vikes athletes, coaches and alumni have appeared for Canada at the Olympic and Paralympic Games over 180 times, winning over 60 medals.

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