CIS SIC 2014 Women's Rugby Program

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Michelle PrydeAcadia

Soccer

Chemistry

Adrian Robertson

UNB

Hockey

Business Administration

Mariam SyllaMcGill

Basketball

Pharmacology

Cédric McNicoll

McGill

Hockey

Accounting

Caroline Ehrhardt

Western

Track & Field

Health Sciences

Tyson Hinz

Carleton

Basketball

General Commerce

Brittany HabingManitoba

Volleyball

Science

Jordan BakerAlberta

Basketball

Graduate Studies

MORE THAN A PASSING GRADEEach year over 2,800 Canadian Interuniversity Sport

student-athletes achieve an academic average of 80%

or better, demonstrating the Canadian commitment to

success in the classroom as well as the playing field.

The Top 8 represent the best and brightest, having

achieved outstanding academic success while

representing their university on varsity teams.

CIS is proud to honour the 2013-2014 Top 8 Academic All-Canadians.

AU-DELÀ DES NOTESChaque année, plus de 2800 étudiants athlètes de Sport

interuniversitaire canadien obtiennent une moyenne académique

de 80% ou plus, une statistique qui reflète la recherche d’excellence

académique et sportive encouragée partout au Canada.

Les membres du Top 8 représentent la crème de la crème, eux qui

se distinguent tant par leurs succès académiques que par leurs

performances sportives.

SIC présente fièrement son Top 8 académique canadien pour 2013-2014.

CIS celebrates the Top 8 Academic All-Canadians

SIC félicite les lauréats du Tableau d’honneur académique canadien

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On behalf of Canadian Interuniversity Sport and all 56 of our member universities, I am honoured to have the opportunity to welcome you to the 2014 CIS Women’s Rugby championships. Over 11,000 student-athletes compete each year for the right to represent their university in one of the 16 CIS championships. We congratulate you on attaining this goal and thank each of you for the inspiring performances you have provided us during the season and for those to come over the course of these championships. It is our privilege to watch you compete with such courage, dedication and talent. CIS championships would not be possible without the considerable time and effort devoted to them by our host committees and institutions. CIS success depends heavily on volunteers who invest innumerable hours, talents and skills in preparing a championship event. To them we all owe our deepest gratitude. CIS championships also allow the opportunity for alumni, parents, faculty, staff, students and our CIS corporate partners to share some time together and enjoy the competition. I welcome all of you and thank you for your support. I know that all of you will take home warm memories and new friendships and will be richer for the experience you have gained through these CIS championships. These are exciting times in the CIS and I wish all participants much success and performances you can take pride in.

Au nom de Sport interuniversitaire canadien et de tout le regroupement de nos 56 universités membres, il me fait honneur de vous souhaiter la plus chaleureuse bienvenue aux championnats de rugby féminin SIC 2014. Plus de 11 000 étudiants et étudiantes athlètes aspirent chaque année à pouvoir représenter leur université à l’un des 16 championnats de SIC. Nous vous félicitons d’avoir atteint cet objectif et nous remercions chacun d’entre vous pour vos performances inspirantes au cours de la saison et celles que vous accomplirez à ces championnats. Nous sommes privilégiés de vous voir concourir avec autant de courage, de détermination et de talent. Les championnats de SIC sont rendus possibles grâce à l’investissement important en temps et en énergie des comités organisateurs et des universités hôtesses. Ces événements ne peuvent se concrétiser qu’avec l’apport généreux de nombreux bénévoles. Nous tenons à leur témoigner notre reconnaissance. Les championnats de SIC mobilisent les parents, les anciens et anciennes, le personnel, les étudiants et étudiantes et les partenaires d’affaires de SIC autour d’un événement où passion et plaisir s’harmonisent. Nous les remercions et leur souhaitons la plus cordiale bienvenue. Je sais que vous repartirez tous enrichis de ces championnats SIC, rapportant des souvenirs inoubliables et peut-être des nouvelles amitiés. Le SIC vit une période trépidante ces temps-ci et je souhaite à tous les participants le meilleur des succès et des performances dont vous pourrez être fiers.

Ms. Thérèse Quigley

CIS President/ Président du SIC

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CIS SPECTATORCODE OFCONDUCT

Sport interuniversitaire canadien, ses institutions membres et leurs équipes sont engagés à créer une expérience sécuritaire, confortable et agréable pour tous leurs partisans - au stade, au gymnase, à l’aréna et dans toutes les installations sur le campus de l’université. Nous voulons que tous les partisans qui assistent aux matchs de SIC profitent de l’expérience de façon responsable. Les spectateurs sont tenus d’éviter les comportements suivants :

• Toute conduite de nature perturbatrice, indisciplinée ou illégale ;

• Toute interférence ou ingérence dans le déroulement du match, y compris le lancer d’objets et/ou la présence de personnes non autorisées sur la surface de jeu ;

• Toute intoxication ou autres signes d’ébriété entraînant une conduite irresponsable ;

• Tout langage grossier et/ou abusif et/ou tout geste obscène ;

• Tout harcèlement ou intimidation des partisans de l’équipe adverse, des officiels, des adversaires, ou autre personne ;

• Toute présence intentionnelle, dans les sièges ou debout, qui puisse obstruer l’accès et/ou la vue d’autres spectateurs ;

• Ne pas suivre les instructions du personnel de l’université ou d’un(e) agent(e) de sécurité.

Tous les visiteurs/spectateurs sont responsables de leur propre conduite et de celle de leurs invités. Le personnel de l’université ou un(e) agent(e) de sécurité interviendra rapidement dans le but de maintenir un environnement où les spectateurs, leurs invités et autres partisans puissent apprécier l’événement sans avoir à subir les comportements décrits précédemment. Les spectateurs et invités qui contreviendront à ces conditions seront passibles d’expulsion sans remboursement et de perte de privilèges d’entrée aux matchs ultérieurs.

Canadian Interuniversity Sport, its member institutions and their teams are committed to creating a safe, comfortable and enjoyable experience for all fans, in the stadium, gymnasium, arena and university campus facilities. We want all fans attending CIS games to enjoy the experience in a responsible fashion. When attending a game, spectators are required to refrain from the following behaviours:

• Behaviour that is unruly, disruptive or illegal in nature;

• Throwing objects on the field of play• Unauthorized persons accessing the field of play• Intoxication or other signs of alcohol

impairment that results in irresponsible behaviour;

• Foul and/or abusive language and/or obscene gestures;

• Verbal or physical harassment of opposing team fans,officials, opponents or other person;

• Intentionally sitting or standing in areas which obstruct the passage and/or view of other spectators;

• Failing to follow instructions of university or security staff.

Event patrons are responsible for their conduct as well as the conduct of their guests. University or security staff will promptly intervene to support an environment where event patrons, their guests and other fans can enjoy the event free from theabove behaviour. Event patrons and guests who violate these provisions will be subject to ejection without refund and loss of ticket privileges for future games.

CODE DE CONDUITE DU SPECTATEUR DE SIC

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Welcome To The UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

On behalf of the University of Guelph, we would like to take this opportunity to extend a very warm welcome to all the student-athletes, coaches, officials, parents, volunteers and spectators to the 2014 CIS Women’s Rugby Championships. The Gryphons have a deep tradition in CIS Women’s Rugby as two-time champions and we’re extremely proud to host this great event. The next four days promises to be entertaining due to the enormous wealth of talent and skill demonstrated by the top women’s rugby players from across Canada. I would like to congratulate the student-athletes and coaches on their outstanding work ethic and commitment to excellence this year. It has been a great season with some impressive performances. We hope that you enjoy the competition and your time at the University and in the City of Guelph. The Gryphons greatly appreciate the generous contributions of our sponsor partners and would like to thank the CIS and the tournament committee for their assistance in the successful hosting of this national championship.

University of Guelph, Director of AthleticsTom Kendall

De la part de l’Université de Guelph, nous avons plaisir d’accueillir chaleureusement toutes les étudiantes-athlètes, entraîneurs, arbitres, parents, volontaires et spectateurs au tournoi 2014 de rugby féminin de S.I.C.

Les Gryphons ont une longue histoire consacrée au rugby féminin S.I.C., en tant que deux fois championnes. Nous sommes très fiers de recevoir tous les participants de l’événement. Les quatre prochains jours vont être formidables, car vous allez avoir l’occasion de voir les meilleures joueuses du Canada démontrer leurs talents et leur passion.

J’aimerais féliciter les étudiantes-athlètes et leurs entraîneurs pour leur engagement et dévouement exceptionnels cette année. Cette saison a été marquée par plusieurs performances impressionnantes. Nous espérons que cela sera pour vous l’occasion de vous amuser tout au cours de la semaine à l’université et dans la ville de Guelph.

Les Gryphons apprécient énormément la générosité de nos partenaires et nous aimerions remercier la S.I.C. et la commission du tournoi pour leur assistance dans l’organisation de ce tournoi.

University of Guelph, Director of AthleticsTom Kendall

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2014-15 tournament Schedule / horaire du championnat

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2014-15 tournament Seeding

Group A1. CWUAA Champion: Alberta Pandas

4. AUS Champion: St. Francis Xavier

6. OUA #3: Western Mustangs

Group b2. OUA Champion: McMaster Marauders

3. RSEQ Champion: Ottawa Gee-Gees

5. OUA #2: Guelph Gryphons

2014-15 tournament Schedule / horaire du championnat

day 1: oct. 30, 201410:30am GROUP A Game 1: ALBERTA PANDAS VS WESTERN MUSTANGS

1:30pm GROUP B Game 2: McMASTER MARAUDERS VS GUELPH GRYPHONS

day 2: oct. 31, 201410:30am GROUP A Game 3: Loser of Game 1 VS ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

1:30pm GROUP B Game 4: Loser of Game 2 VS OTTAWA GEE-GEES

day 3: nov. 1, 201410:30am GROUP A Game 5: Winner of Game 1 VS ST. FRANCIS XAVIER

1:30pm GROUP B Game 6: Winner of Game 2 VS OTTAWA GEE-GEES

day 4 - championship finals: nov. 2, 201410:00am 5th Place #3 from Group A VS #3 from Group B

12:00pm Bronze #2 from Group A VS #2 from Group B

2:00pm Gold #1 from Group A VS #1 from Group B

ALL GAMES WILL TAKE PLACE AT ALUMNI STADIUM, UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

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CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: First Appearance

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: First Appearance

CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Allison MacCormack, Erin van Gulik

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GUELPH GRYPHONS / OUA Silver Medalists2014 RECORD: Regular Season 3-0-2; Playoffs: 2-1

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: 2-time champions (2011, 1998)

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES:15

CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Brittany Priddle, Shannon Spurrell, Brittany Kassil, Devon Stober, Rita Charest-Pekeski

WESTERN MUSTANGS / OUA Bronze Medalists2014 RECORD: Regular Season 2-3; Playoffs: 2-1

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: 2-time champions (2005, 2004)

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP APPEARANCES: 9

CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Lori Josephson, Mackenzie Fane, Ashley Snider

McMASTER MARAUDERS / OUA Champions2014 RECORD: Regular Season 4-0-1; Playoffs: 3-0

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: Silver (1998)


CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Cindy Nelles, Emily Ricketts, Sara Svoboda, Heidi Hen-derson, Abi Moody

StFX X-Women / AUS Champions2014 RECORD: Regular Season 6-0; Playoffs: 2-0

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: 3-time champions (2006, 2010, 2012)


CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Breanna Allison, Joanna Alphonso, Zahra Batool, BrookeNewsome, Catharine MacKeigan, Jaelei Meyer, Danielle Robb, Emma Taylor

ALBERTA PANDAS / CWUAA Champions2014 RECORD: Regular Season 3-1; Playoffs: 2-0

CIS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLES/BEST RESULT: 6-time champions (2013, 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999)


CONFERENCE ALL-STARS: Elizabeth Steele, Rebecca Fairbairn, Jules Goss, Alanna Fittes

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guelph gryphonsguelph, on - oua

NAME Pos Ht Elig Program HometownNom Pos Taille Année d’admis. Programme Ville NataleLindsay Yuen Prop 5-10 3 BAH.SOC Ottawa, ONBrittany Kassil Attack 5-11 4 BASC.ADEV Guelph, ONKelsey Gsell Prop 5-8 5 MSC.HHNS Saskatoon, SKRiley Taylor Lock 5-9 2 BCOM.LOM Owen Sound, ONDevon Stober Lock 6-0 3 BSCH.ABIO Mississauga, ONAlyssa McDonald Flanker 5-8 2 BAG.ARTS Guelph, ONBrittany Priddle Flanker 5-5 4 BAH.GEOG Badjeros, ONDaria Keane 8th man 5-9 4 BAH.SOC Sarnia, ONChloe Runge Scrum half 5-4 2 BAH.CJPP Guelph, ONCara Humeniuk Rower 5-8 2 BASC.ADEV Brantford, ONJennifer Dunn Wing 5-6 5 BSCH.ABIO West Vancouver, BCShannon Spurrell Center 5-7 5 BAG.ARTS Haley Station, ONRita Charest-Pekeski Center 5-4 2 BAH.SOC Barrie, ONKendra Blackbourn Wing 5-8 2 BAG.ARTS Georgetown, ONEmily Samek Coxswain 5-3 2 BAG.SOC Hamilton, ONAlexandra King Fullback 5-10 3 BSCH.ZOO Ottawa, ONBronwyn McCrone Prop 5-8 3 BAH.SART Mississauga, ONBrittany Eno Hooker 5-3 2 BAH.PSYC Ashburn, ONCarleigh Johnston Flanker 5-5 5 BSCH.ABIO Peterborough, ONKylie Shaughnessy Flanker 5-7 1 BSCH.BIOM Peterborough, ONStephanie Lapointe Fly half 5-6 2 BLA Markham, ONMadison Brattan Fly half 5-7 1 BSCG.BIOS Orangeville, ONSamantha Roy Flanker 5-7 2 BSCH.BIOS Moncton, NBAmanda Beneff Flanker 5-6 1 BSAG.UND Delhi, ONBrittany Lowry Forward 5-7 2 BAG.SOC Barrie, ON

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Head Coach: Colette McAuley Assistants: Dave Neill, Mark Yanchus, Wayne Stobie, Britt Benn, Steph DeVries, Jane Kirby

Manager: Stephanie Tibelius, Katelyn Bakos Trainer: Samantha Jacklin, Gillian Blackett

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Alberta PandasEdmonton, AB - CWUAA

NAME Pos Ht Elig Program HometownNom Pos Taille Année d’admis. Programme Ville NataleDeborah Adesgun Wing 5-2 1 Science Calgary, ABAshley Amson Back Row 5-5 3 Graduate Studies and Research Ottawa, ONStacie Becker Prop 5-9 5 Education Sturgeon County, ABMackenzie Cook Back Row 5-11 1 Physical Educ & Recreation Edmonton, ABKaitlyn Cumming Wing 5-2 5 Law Calgary, ABMadison Cyre Prop 5-10 1 Education Edmonton, ABKelsey Ewert Scrum Half 5-3 1 Science Sherwood Park, ABRebecca Fairbairn Fly Half 5-10 4 Arts Edmonton, ABSarah Farley Centre 5-3 1 Engineering Beaumont, ABAlanna Fittes Full Back 5-3 4 Physical Educ & Recreation Rimbey, ABJulia Goss Centre 5-7 3 Arts Edmonton, ABSara Haring Lock 6-0 3 Physical Educ & Recreation Edmonton, ABBrittany Hutcheon Lock 5-11 1 Physical Educ & Recreation Edmonton, ABSamantha Jory Back Row 5-7 2 Nursing Duncan, BCSabrina Kelly Hooker 5-8 5 Education St. Albert, ABHaley Khatib Prop 5-7 1 Education Red Deer, ABMaddy Laibida Hooker 5-4 2 ALES Edmonton, ABJennifer Lemon Prop 5-8 1 Arts Fort McMurray, ABAlexa Martin Flanker 5-7 1 Arts White Rock, BCMorgan Patzelt Prop 5-8 5 Science Halifax, NSJordan Podealuk Second Row 5-7 2 Business Edmonton, ABGrace Quaale Scrum Half 5-3 2 Nursing Edmonton, ABSarah Rea Hooker 5-2 1 Education Edmonton, ABCarissa Rysko Lock 5-8 3 Business Edmonton, ABFerris Sandboe Wing 5-3 2 Physical Educ & Recreation La Glace, ABAlanna Scammell Wing 5-6 1 Graduate Studies and Research Winnipeg, MBAmanda Smith Scrum Half 5-6 3 Education Sherwood Park, ABAmy Speers Centre 5-8 3 Business Sturgeon County, ABElizabeth Steele Lock 5-9 4 Science Strathmore, ABAmee Svatos Flanker 5-6 3 Physical Educ & Recreation Canby, ORDakota Weir Fly Half 5-8 1 Science Raymond, ABAline Wicklum Centre 5-10 1 Arts Calgary, ABKylie Zazula Wing 5-9 1 Arts Fort Saskatchewan, AB

Head Coach: Matt Parrish (11th Year)Assistant Coaches: Jo Hull (Backs) & Alex Game (Fitness)

Team Manager: Lesley SteticActing Head Varsity Therapist: Nicole LemkeTeam Doctor: Dr. Connie Lebrun

Varsity Therapists: Alex Yaworski, TJ MussbacherDanielle Boehres, Steven Ainsley, Shauna Van Wijk, Regan Gustafson

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western mustangslondon, on - oua

# NAME Pos Elig Program Hometown Nom Pos Année d’admis. Programme Ville Natale1 Jessica Nacarrato Prop 3 Social Sciences Sarnia, ON2 Brandie Kirk Hooker 4 Arts Erin, ON3 Ashley Snider Prop 4 Kinesiology Kitchener, ON4 Nicola Woelfle Lock 4 Kinesiology London, ON5 Meaghann Buitinga Lock 4 Business London, ON6 Danica Spencer Flanker 4 BMOS Baden, ON7 Rebecca Matheson Flanker 3 Kinesiology Orangeville, ON8 Mackenzie Fane No. 8 4 Social Sciences Holland Landing, ON9 Lori Josephson Scrum Half 5 King’s College Beaverton, ON10 Danielle Spice Fly Half 3 Sciences Oakville, ON11 Nikki Case Wing/Full Back 1 Sciences Toronto, ON12 Andrea Bowra Centre 3 Health Sciences Waterloo, ON13 Dagmar Wallsten Centre 1 Kinesiology Mount Albert, ON14 Tegan Williams Wing 2 Social Sciences Blenheim, ON15 Breanne Nicholas Full Back 2 Kinesiology Blenheim, ON16 Hilary Dingman Wing/Full Back 3 King’s College Lindsay, ON17 Kimmi Kuiper Wing 4 Social Sciences London, ON18 Amanda Bentley-DeSousa Scrum Half 3 Sciences Ottawa, ON19 Steph Bulanda Scrum Half/Wing 3 Nursing Lucan, ON20 Natasha Donaldson Centre/Wing 2 King’s College Whitby, ON21 Olivia Bechberger Flanker 1 Sciences Baldwin, ON22 Courtney Dejong Lock 2 Nursing London, ON23 Landon Thomson Flanker 1 Brescia College Strathroy, ON24 Amber Nicholas Prop 2 Social Sciences Blenheim, ON25 Charlotte Dunn Lock 1 IMS Oakville, ON

Head Coach: Natascha WeschAssistants: Mike Hopper, Derek Daypuck, Tom DolezelReferee Coach: John WellerStrength Coach: Jason McCarthy

Wellness Coach: Nina ChernickStudent Trainer: Jessica Rowinski, Nitsa TagarasManager: Christine Dawidenko

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StFX x-womenAntigonish, NS - aus

NAME Pos Ht Elig Program HometownNom Pos Taille Année d’admis. Programme Ville NataleLauren Agnew Wing/Fly Half 5-11 3 BA HK Stittsville, ONBreanna Allison Center 5-4 2 BA Cole Harbour, NSJoanna Alphonso Prop 5-8 1 BA Ajax, ONZahra Batool Scrum Half 5-3 4 BSc HN Waterloo, ONMerrit Blair Center 5-3 1 BBA Ottawa, ONAlison Blanchard Scrum Half 5-2 1 BSc HK Halifax, NSCaitlain Blanchard 2nd Row 5-6 5 BEd Halifax, NSAshley Brooker Prop 5-8 3 BSc HN Wolfville, NSJoanne Callow Center 5-7 1 BSc HK Kanata, ONBeckie Clark Center 5-6 2 BBA Summerside, PEErica Cranston Winger 5-2 2 BA HK Dauphin, MBAbena Danquah # 8 5-4 1 BBA Accra, Ghana Jade Dillon Prop 5-5 1 BSc N Ajax, ONJenna Downey Center 5-11 5 BEd Stratford, ONSara Gandy Wing 5-7 3 BSc HK Truro, NSBrianna Graham Lock 5-7 3 BA Canning, NSCyra Humber Flanker 5-2 2 BA Toronto, ONMia Huysmans Flanker 5-6 4 BA Ponoka, ABDominique Lalande Fullback 5-7 2 BSc HK Halifax, NSNatalie Lesco Center 5-8 3 BA London, ONAlyssa MacDonald Lock 5-9 3 BSc Windsor, NSCatharine MacKeigan Hooker 5-3 3 BSc HK Toronto, ONCharity Marchischuk Scrum Half 5-7 2 BSc Minnedosa, MBSabrina McDaid Fly Half 5-4 3 BA Scarborough, ONMaggie McDonald Fly Half 5-6 1 BSc Ottawa, ONTasha McKenzie Prop 5-5 2 BA Indian Brook, NSJaelei Meyer Center 5-4 2 BSc Carlyle, SKEllen Murphy Prop/Lock 5-10 3 BSc HK Augustine Cove, PEBrooke Newsome Flanker 5-9 2 BSc HK Brantford, ONDanielle Robb Winger 5-3 4 BA HK Shanigan Lake, BCCatherine Rutledge Prop/Back Row 5-5 1 BBA Halifax, NSMiranda Sample # 8 5-10 2 BA Havelock, QCAnna Simonds Center 5-9 1 BSc HK Saint John, NBClaire Spicer Winger 5-7 1 BSc N Tantallon, NSCarolyn Stewart Fullback 5-7 3 BA Rockland, ONEmma Taylor Lock 6-1 5 BBA Scotsburn, NSRenée Taylor 2nd Row 5-9 1 BA Bridgewater, NSJessica Tomeo Flanker 5-6 1 BA Hatley, QCKaitlin VanSteeg Flanker 5-6 4 BA HK Rothesay, NBFawn Zeuchner 2nd Row 5-9 1 BSc Saint John, NB

Head Coach: Mike Cavanagh (16th season)Assistant Coach: Tara SutherlandStudent Coach & Manager: Jayme Ward

Academic Advisor: Charlene WeavingStudent Therapists: Bernard Hanifen, Allison Gillis

Athletic Therapists: Tara Sutherland, Angela WylieCommunications: Krista McKenna

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ottawa gee-geesottawa, on - RSEQ

# NAME Pos Ht Elig Program Hometown Nom Pos Taille Année d’admis. Programme Ville Natale1 Danielle Erdelyi Prop 5-10 3 Communications Chesterville, QC2 Jessica Foran Hooker 5-6 3 Health Science Ottawa, ON3 Simone Savary Prop 5-7 3 Health Sciences Brampton, ON4 Afton Maisonneuve 2nd Row 5-9 2 Civil Law Ottawa, ON5 Casey Jones 2nd Row 5-7 5 Economics (Master’s) Surrey, BC6 Fiona McNeill-Knowles 2nd Row 5-11 3 International Development Yarker, ON7 Allison MacCormack Flanker 5-2 5 General Studies Orangeville, ON8 Megan Copeland-Dinan Eight 5-6 2 General Arts Ottawa, ON9 Erin van Gulik Scrum Half 5-3 4 Human Kinetics Ottawa, ON10 Nathalie Palmer Flyhalf 5-4 4 Human Kinetics Ladysmith, QC11 Anitta Martignago Centre 5-3 4 Fine Arts Ottawa, ON12 Courtney Mastine Wing 5-5 4 Environmental Studies Pembroke, ON13 Ashley Strike Centre 5-3 4 Human Kinetics Ottawa, ON14 Patricia Mandon Wing 5-3 2 Psychology Quezon City, Philippines15 Irene Patrinos Fullback 5-7 4 Science Mississauga, ON16 Lydia Kedney-Bolduc Hooker 5-7 3 Biothechnology Québec17 Chanelle Fortin Wing 5-5 1 Human Kinetics Arnprior, ON19 Danarae Sommerville Half Back 5-7 2 Human Kinetics Ottawa, ON20 Bianca Paiement Prop 5-3 2 Human Kinetics Granby, QC 21 Lizma Wiese Flyhalf 5-7 5 Education Ottawa, ON22 Paulina Karwowski Flanker 5-4 2 Accounting Ottawa, ON23 Emma Sandstrom Wing 5-5 2 Biochemistry Ottawa, ON24 Erin McCallan Scrum Half 5-3 1 Human Kinetics Ottawa, ON25 Abby Taetz Flyhalf 5-5 3 Business and Accounting Ottawa, ON - Tia Anderson-Hudson Centre 5-7 1 Linguistics Mississauga, ON- Brooke Babcock Flanker 5-4 2 Sociology Belleville, ON- Emily Babcock Flanker 5-3 1 Criminology Belleville, ON- Chanel Breton Centre 5-10 1 Communications Chesterville, QC- Shawna MacLean 2nd Row 5-11 3 Biology Burlington, ON- Breanna Phillipps 2nd Row 5-9 2 Human Kinetics Orleans, ON- Emily Weir Centre 5-3 1 Social Sciences Brantford, ON

Head Coach: Jen BoydAssistant Coach: Duncan McNaughton

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mCMASTER Marauders Hamilton, ON - oua

NAME Ht Elig Program HometownNom Taille Année d’admis. Programme Ville NataleQuincy Batson 5-7 3 Political Science Ottawa, ONStephanie Black 5-7 3 Honours Kinesiology Oakville, ONCassidy Calvert 5-6 1 B Technology London, ONEmily Colwell 5-10 3 Honours Kinesiology Spencerville, ONMegan Filgiano 5-7 1 Honours Social Psychology Markham, ONBritni French 5-6 1 Honours Kinesiology Innisfil, ONYukino Fukushima 5-5 3 Honours Kinesiology Whitby, ONRina Charalampis 5-7 4 Honours Health Studies & Gerontology Hamilton, ONAshley Gordon 5-9 1 Engineering Brampton, ONChelsea Hahn 5-4 1 Humanities Binbrook, ONHeidi Henderson 5-6 3 Environmental Science Stirling, ONLydia Hicks 5-10 1 Life Sciences Sarnia, ONKylee Innes 5-4 1 Honours Integrated Science (Biology) Innisfil, ONColleen Irowa 5-5 2 Honours Geography & Sociology Brampton, ONMadi Jenkins 5-6 1 Honours Kinesiology Georgetown, ONKailyn Jones 5-7 3 Honours Cognitive Science of Language Port Colborne, ONKahleen Lewis 5-4 1 Social Sciences Hamilton, ONNicoya Martins 5-2 1 Life Sciences Mississauga, ONHilary Minnes 5-7 1 Business Mississauga, ONAbigail Moody 5-10 2 Social Sciences Toronto, ONLaura Morrison 5-3 3 Honours Health Sciences Hamilton, ONCindy Nelles 6-0 3 Civil Engineering Belleville, ONKaitlyn Perry 5-5 1 Science Oakville, ONKaitlyn Richard 5-7 1 Engineering Milton, ONEmily Ricketts 5-4 4 Honours Kinesiology Oakville, ONSimona Ruso 5-2 1 Environmental Science Oakville, ONMadeleine Seatle 5-9 1 Engineering Oakville, ONSelena Seguin 5-9 2 Honours Kinesiology Brantford, ONJudith Solomon 5-5 1 Social Sciences Brampton, ONKatie Svoboda 5-8 1 Honours Kinesiology Belleville, ONSara Svoboda 5-8 1 Honours Kinesiology Belleville, ONKeyara Valencia-Hinds 5-4 1 Honours Kinesiology Mississauga, ONChristine Van Beest 5-8 3 Environmental Science Wasaga Beach, ONRachel Van Fraassen 6-0 3 Honours Commerce Limehouse, ONLauren Walkden 5-3 3 Science Alliston, ONSaffara Whiteley-Hoffelner 5-8 2 Social Sciences Richmond Hill, ONMackenzie Wiens 5-11 1 Engineering Niagara on The Lake, ONDiana Zuniga 1 Life Sciences Stoney Creek, ON

Head Coach: Shaun AllenAssistant Coach: Amber Purins, Tim Doucette

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2014-15 ALL CANADIAN TEAMÉQUIPE D’ÉTOILES CANADIENNE DE sic 2014-15

Lori JosephsonWestern

Gillian PeggQueen’s

DaLeaka MeninCalgary

Dorrian KhouriYork

Alexandra TessierConcordia

Gabrielle HindleyUBC

Cindy NellesMcMaster

Natasha SmithCarleton

Laura Crowe-Hutchon

Victoria

Brittany PriddleGuelph

Camille Provençal-Aubé

Laval

Emma TaylorStFx

Lauren McEwenQueen’s

Alanna FittesAlberta

Janna SlevinskAcadia

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lori josephson westernPresented to the Most Valuable university women’s rugby player in Canada. The Play-er of the Year is selected by the CIS Coaches Association.

AWARD HISTORY / L’HISTOIRE DES RÉUSSITES

Anne-Charlotte Beaulieu LavalThe Rookie of the Year award is presented annually to a first-year player in CIS Rugby who has exhibited exemplary skill and leadership.


CIS PLAYER OF THE YEAR / JOUEUSE de l’annÉe de SIC

CIS ROOKIE OF THE YEAR / RECRUE DE L’ANNÉE DE SIC

Year Athlete Team

2013 Brianna Miller McGill

2012 Britt Benn Guelph

2011 Jacey Murphy Guelph

2010 Jacey Murphy Guelph

2009 Ashley Patzer Lethbridge

2008 Ghislaine Landry StFX



2005 Barbara Mervin Western

2004 Jill Martin Alberta

Year Athlete Team

2003 Katie Murray Alberta

2002 Maria Gallo Alberta

2001 Lauren Smithson Guelph

2000 Heather Denkhaus Alberta

2000 Annette Vieira Waterloo

1999 Heather Denkhaus Alberta

1998 Cherlyn McKay UBC

Year Athlete Team

2013 DaLeaka Menin Calgary

2012 Bianca Farella Concordia

2011 Cindy Nelles McMaster

2010 Megan Hamm UBC

2009 Hughanna Gaw Concordia

2008 Brandi Van Eeuwen Lethbridge

2007 Rachel Spearing Western



2004 Jayne Cation Western

2003 Ashley Ward StFX

Year Athlete Team

2002 Barb Mervin Western

2001 Evelyn McGunigal Lethbridge

2000 Jodi-Lynn Powell StFX

1999 Cara Denkhaus Alberta

Photo by Mathieu Belanger

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Shanda Mosher-Gallant UPEI This award is presented annually to the CIS Women’s Rugby student-athlete who best exhibits outstanding acheivment in rugby, academics and community involvement.


Jennifer Boyd ottawaAWARD HISTORY / L’HISTOIRE DES RÉUSSITES

cis STUDENT-ATHLETE COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD / PRIX DE L’ÉTUDIANT-ATHLÈTE ENGAGÉ DANS SON MILIEU DE SIC

Jim Atkinson Award - CIS COACH OF THE YEAR PRIX JIM ATKINSON - ENTRAÎNEUR DE L’ANNÉE DE SIC

Year Athlete Team

2013 Tarin Arndt Calgary

2012 Marin MacLeod Queen’s

2011 Sarah Boudreau Turpin Laval

2010 Jamee George StFX

2009 Frances Bajdik-Bova Bishops

2008 Megan Boyles Toronto

2007 Alexandra Olshefsky Concordia

Year Coach Team

2013 Matthew Durant Acadia

2012 Mike Cavanagh StFX

2011 Melissa Laberge Sherbrooke

2010 Graeme McGravie Concordia

2009 Neil Langevin Lethbridge

2008 Colette McAuley Guelph

2007 Graeme McGravie Concordia

2006 Beth Barz Queen’s

2005 Bill McNeil Laval

Year Coach Team

2004 Vince deGrandpre McGill

2003 Barry Campbell Queen’s

2002 Sarah Hall Toronto

2001 Mike Cavanagh StFX

2000 Peter Reid Queen’s

1999 Benoit Deslignerie Sherbrooke

1998 Natascha Wesch Western

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Year / Année Champion(ne)s Host / Hôte2013 Alberta Laval

2012 StFX StFX

2011 Guelph Trent

2010 StFX Trent

2009 Lethbridge UBC

2008 Lethbridge Lethbridge

2007 Lethbridge Western

2006 StFX Western

Year / Année Champion(ne)s Host / Hôte2005 Western Victoria

2004 Western AUS

2003 Alberta Alberta

2002 Alberta Toronto

2001 Alberta Ottawa

2000 Alberta Bishops

1999 Alberta Guelph

1998 Guelph McMaster

R.W. PUGH FAIR PLAY AWARD winners / PRIX DE L’ESPRIT SPORTIF R.W. PUGH2013 St. Francis Xavier X-Women

2012 Acadia Axewomen

2011 Laval Rouge et Or

2010 Concordia Stingers

2009 Concordia Stingers

2008 Lethbridge Pronghorns

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Year / Année Winner Team2013 Chelsea Guthrie Alberta

2012 Tyson Beukeboom StFX

2011 Morganne Linthwaite Guelph

2010 Magali Harvey StFX

2009 Andrea Letal Lethbridge


2007 Brittany Orr Lethbridge

2006 Michelle Joslin Guelph

2005 Alison Smith Guelph

2004 Sarah DeLeeuw Western

2003 Natalie Mailman Alberta

2002 Heather McDonald Alberta

2001 Bonnie Yu Alberta

2000 Kate Longpre Waterloo

1999 Maria Gallo Guelph

1998 Maria Gallo Guelph

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2014-15 conference standings / classement de la conférence

AUS GP W L T Win % Streak PF PA PTSStFX 6 6 0 0 1.000 Won 6 404 34 12Acadia 6 4 2 0 0.667 Won 1 331 115 8UPEI 6 2 4 0 0.333 Lost 1 124 259 4Saint Mary’s 6 0 6 0 0.000 Lost 6 44 495 0

Note: 2 points for a win, 1 point for a tie

CANADA WEST GP W L T F A PTSCalgary 4 3 1 0 96 61 15Alberta 4 3 1 0 104 44 15UBC 4 2 2 0 61 77 8Victoria 4 1 3 0 57 94 7Lethbridge 4 1 3 0 56 98 5

Note: 4 points for a win, 2 points for a tie, 1 point for a loss by 7 pts or less, 1 bonus point for scoring 4 or more tries in a game

OUARUSSELL DIVISION GP W L T F A PTSMcMaster 5 4 0 1 149 59 22Queen’s 5 4 1 0 286 62 21York 5 3 2 0 163 124 14Trent 5 2 3 0 90 136 10Toronto 5 0 5 0 10 323 0

SHIELS DIVISION GP W L T F A PTSGuelph 5 3 0 2 180 59 19Waterloo 5 3 1 1 136 49 18Western 5 2 3 0 163 99 11Laurier 5 2 3 0 107 178 10Brock 5 0 5 0 46 241 1

Note: 4 points for a win, 2 points for a tie, 1 point for a loss by 7 pts or less, 1 bonus point for scoring 4 or more tries in a game

RSEQ GP W L T Win % Streak PF PA PTSOttawa 7 7 0 0 1.000 Won 7 250 50 14Laval 7 6 1 0 0.857 Won 5 324 103 12Concordia 7 5 2 0 0.714 Won 1 244 118 10McGill 7 4 3 0 0.571 Won 3 226 134 8Montreal 7 3 4 0 0.429 Lost 2 149 151 6Carleton 7 2 5 0 0.286 Lost 1 195 187 4Sherbrooke 7 1 6 0 0.143 Lost 5 132 283 2

Bishop’s 7 0 7 0 0.000 Lost 7 34 528 0

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2014-15 playoffs / séries

OUA PLAYOFFSQUARTER-FINALS

Trent 12 / McMaster 70York 21 / Queen’s 41

Laurier 0 / Guelph 102Western 39 / Waterloo 0

SEMI-FINALS

Queen’s 21 / Guelph 29Western 10 / McMaster 24

BRONZE MEDALQueen’s 19 / Western 22

GOLD MEDALGuelph 10 / McMaster 19

CWUAA PLAYOFFSSEMI-FINALS

Calgary 20 / Victoria 19Alberta 37 / UBC 7

BRONZE MEDALVictoria 27 / UBC 16

GOLD MEDALAlberta 19 / Calgary 11

AUS PLAYOFFSSEMI-FINALS

StFX 100 / St.Mary’s 0 Acadia 39 / UPEI 12

GOLD MEDALStFX 19 / Acadia 12

RSEQ PLAYOFFSSEMI-FINALS

Concordia 30 / Laval 19 McGill 20 / Ottawa 38

GOLD MEDALConcordia 5 / Ottawa 13

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MATCH OFFICIALSOfficiels de match

Atlantic: Ryan Alguire Wolfville, NS

Ryan undertakes most of his refereeing in Halifax although he has officiated in a number of the Atlantic Provinces. He is a member of the Nova Scotia Rugby Referee Society. Earlier this year he officiated at the Canadian Rugby Championship under 19 Tournament.

Quebec: Latoya Blackwood Montreal, QC

Latoya is a member of the Quebec Rugby Referee Society. She continues to both play and referee and earlier this year was a member of Canada’s national team that finished in second place at the International Rugby Board’s 2014 Women’s Rugby World Cup.

Ontario: Rose Labreche Ottawa, ON

Rose is a member of the National Panel of Referees that consists of the 14 top referees in Canada. Throughout 2014 she has refereed across most of Canada as well as in USA. Later this year she will be officiating in a Tournament in Dubai.

Karen Lozada Toronto, ON

Karen is an extremely experienced member of Canada’s National Panel and has become recognised for her abilities beyond Canada. Later this year she will be refereeing in two major international events in Mexico. One of her recent appointments was to be invited to referee the men’s Grand Final for the Saskatchewan Rugby Union.

Lauren Young Toronto, ON

Lauren gained her first accreditation as a referee in Kingston but has become a member of the Niagara Rugby Referee Society. Lauren spent time in Australia gaining her post-graduate qualifications whilst at the same time being an active member of the Queensland Rugby Referee Association (Brisbane).

Canada West: Robin Kaluzniak Edmonton, AB

Robin is a member of the Rugby Alberta Match Officials Association and the Edmonton Rugby Referees Society. In 2014 he gained a broad range of refereeing experiences in Alberta and British Columbia culminating in him refereeing at the National Championships in Calgary and performing the role of Assistant Referee at a Canadian Rugby Championship game.

Match Official Manager Gerry Clayton Vancouver, BC

Referee Performance AnalystLes Gilson Halifax, NS

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