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Race Date Usport XC Championships 2019 November 09, 2019 Overall Finish List Men Men Men Men Class - A All teams Class - A All teams Place Score Name Team Elegibilit Time Place Score Name Team Elegibilit Time 1 1 Kieran Lumb UBC Thunderbirds 30:41.8 57 56 Rohan Nowbotsing Toronto VarsityR 32:42.9 2 2 Mitchell Ubene Guelph Gryphons 30:49.3 58 57 Marc-Andre Montréal CarabinsR 32:44.7 3 3 Russell Pennock Calgary Dinos 30:55.2 59 58 Ethan Loucks Western Mustangs 32:46.3 4 4 Matthew Travaglini Calgary Dinos 30:58.4 60 59 Simon Berube Manitoba Bisons 32:46.6 5 5 Alex Drover McMaster 30:59.3 61 60 Cole Dinsdale UBC Thunderbirds 32:47.5 6 6 Max Turek McMaster 31:01.9 62 61 Craig Klomp Toronto Varsity 32:50.5 7 7 Joshua Martin Windsor Lancers 31:04.9 63 62 Cameron Cira Toronto Varsity 32:50.8 8 8 Kalum Delaney Guelph Gryphons 31:07.7 64 63 Joshua Woolgar Trinity WesternR 32:51.8 9 9 Andrew Davies McMaster 31:08.8 65 64 Mathew Pardo Queen's Gaels 32:53.4 10 10 Mitchell Delange Queen's Gaels 31:09.8 66 (< 5) Isaac Cull UNB Reds 32:54.3 11 11 John Perrier Guelph Gryphons 31:12.1 67 65 David Girardin Laval Rouge-et-OrR 32:57.1 12 12 Stefan Daniel Calgary Dinos 31:15.1 68 66 Eric Gareau Laurentian 32:58.0 13 13 Thomas Broatch UBC Thunderbirds 31:17.0 69 67 Dominic Perreault Sherbrooke 32:58.0 14 14 Felix Lapointe-Pilote Laval Rouge-et-Or 31:18.9 70 68 Hudson Dalhousie Tigers 32:59.1 15 15 Rob Kanko Queen's Gaels 31:23.4 71 69 Paul MacLellan St. Francis Xavier 33:00.0 16 16 Royden Radowits Alberta Golden 31:25.7 72 70 Jonathan Goodridge Dalhousie Tigers 33:00.0 17 17 Jonathan Tedeschi Laval Rouge-et-Or 31:27.1 73 71 Nick Robertson Dalhousie Tigers 33:02.9 18 18 Jean-Simon Laval Rouge-et-Or 31:29.1 74 (< 5) Michael Mitchell UBC Okanagan 33:03.2 19 (< 5) Andrew Peverill St. Mary's Huskies 31:29.6 75 72 Keon Wallingford LaurentianR 33:04.6 20 19 Eric Lutz Calgary Dinos 31:32.3 76 (< 5) Nicolas Gilbert UQTR Patriotes 33:05.2 21 20 Kevin Robertson Montréal Carabins 31:34.5 77 73 Mitchell Heyink Windsor Lancers 33:06.0 22 21 Tyler Dozzi UBC Thunderbirds 31:36.8 78 74 Miles Brackenbury Queen's GaelsR 33:08.7 23 22 Thomas Windisch Sherbrooke 31:38.6 79 75 Will Cox Dalhousie TigersR 33:09.9 24 23 Mark Patton Guelph Gryphons 31:44.9 80 76 Deric Kornelson Manitoba Bisons 33:12.8 25 24 Matthew Hope Alberta Golden 31:45.7 81 77 Jack Boden Victoria VikesR 33:16.0 26 25 Maximus Thiessen Calgary Dinos 31:51.1 82 78 Tyson Keddie Alberta Golden 33:16.6 27 26 Josh Zilles Windsor Lancers 31:54.7 83 79 Gabe Van Hezewijk Victoria Vikes 33:20.7 28 27 Nick D'Alessandro Windsor Lancers 31:56.6 84 80 Logan Arthur Alberta Golden 33:22.1 29 28 Joshua McGillivray McMaster 31:57.5 85 81 Matt Flood Queen's Gaels 33:24.0 30 29 Isaiah Frielink Western Mustangs 32:03.3 86 82 Jake Carroll Toronto Varsity 33:25.5 31 30 Alexis Lepage Laval Rouge-et-Or 32:07.7 87 (< 5) Levi Moulton Memorial 33:28.0 32 31 Samuel Poher Laval Rouge-et-Or 32:08.7 88 83 Jacob Halloran Dalhousie Tigers 33:30.5 33 32 Brandon Vail Victoria Vikes 32:09.8 89 84 Will Riley UBC Thunderbirds 33:35.8 34 33 Nick Colyn Trinity Western 32:11.9 90 85 Graydon Staples St. Francis Xavier 33:37.9 35 34 Evan Ubene McMaster 32:13.1 91 (< 5) Matthew Johnson Regina Cougars 33:40.2 36 35 Liam Passi Laurentian 32:14.6 92 86 Cassian Murray-White Alberta GoldenR 33:41.8 37 36 Chet Goerzen Victoria Vikes 32:15.8 93 (< 5) Jérémy Courchesne UQTR PatriotesR 33:42.2 38 37 Brandon Simone Windsor Lancers 32:16.2 94 87 Jan Fiedler Western Mustangs 33:42.6 39 38 Gavin Hughes Guelph Gryphons 32:16.8 95 88 Caleb Beland Laurentian 33:44.6 40 39 Christopher Busset Laval Rouge-et-Or 32:18.9 96 89 Chase Canty LaurentianR 33:48.2 41 40 Joshua Kozelj Victoria Vikes 32:20.8 97 90 Callum Drever Dalhousie Tigers 33:48.9 42 41 Nathan Dehghan Queen's Gaels 32:20.9 98 91 Gabriel Desbiens Montréal CarabinsR 33:50.9 43 42 Marcel Scheele Western MustangsR 32:22.1 99 (< 5) Nicholas Roberts Ottawa Gee-Gees 33:51.8 44 43 Mitchell Cauchi Windsor Lancers 32:22.6 100 92 Jacob Benoit St. Francis XavierR 33:51.8 45 44 Joshua Kellier Guelph Gryphons 32:24.6 101 93 Tanner Geary UBC Thunderbirds 33:55.2 46 45 Mitchell Kirby Queen's Gaels 32:26.2 102 94 Nickolas Kosmenko Manitoba Bisons 34:00.8 47 46 Riley Stuermer Alberta Golden 32:28.5 103 95 Brendan Hoff Victoria Vikes 34:00.9 48 47 Dylan Alick McMaster 32:30.0 104 96 Erik Ohrling Western Mustangs 34:03.0 49 48 Nicholas Bannon Guelph Gryphons 32:33.2 105 97 Greg Danayan Western Mustangs 34:07.9 50 49 Samuel Kinahan Toronto Varsity 32:34.5 106 98 Dilan Brar Western Mustangs 34:08.8 51 50 Jonathan Guidinger Calgary Dinos 32:37.0 107 99 Luc Gallant St. Francis Xavier 34:08.8 52 51 Robert Chauvet Alberta Golden 32:39.3 108 (< 5) Nick Cherenfant UQAM Citadins 34:10.8 53 52 Jonathan Rioux Windsor Lancers 32:39.3 109 100 Addison Derhak St. Francis Xavier 34:12.3 54 53 Sergio Raez Villanueva McMaster 32:39.8 110 101 Antoine Veilleux Sherbrooke 34:13.3 55 54 Alexander James Calgary Dinos 32:40.2 111 102 Olivier Ouellet Sherbrooke 34:16.0 56 55 Christian Gravel UBC Thunderbirds 32:42.1 112 103 Alexandre Laurentian 34:18.6 Results By Speed River Timing 1 11/10/2019 02:46:30 PM Race Date Usport XC Championships 2019 November 09, 2019 Overall Finish List Men Men Class - A All teams Place Score Name Team Elegibilit Time 113 104 Daniel Hilbers Laurier Golden 34:26.7 114 105 Mike Rogers Dalhousie Tigers 34:27.6 115 106 Alexander Farlinger Victoria VikesR 34:29.3 116 (< 5) Owen Harris UBC Okanagan 34:31.2 117 107 Ben Devito Toronto Varsity 34:31.2 118 108 Evan Knight St. Francis XavierR 34:33.9 119 109 Joey Hardy Laurier Golden 34:34.1 120 110 Melvyn Bracon Montréal CarabinsR 34:36.1 121 111 Jack Stanley Toronto VarsityR 34:37.6 122 112 Calvin Reimer Manitoba BisonsR 34:39.1 123 113 Findlay Day St. Francis XavierR 34:41.8 124 114 Tristan SherbrookeR 34:48.6 125 115 Eric Hill Laurier GoldenR 34:50.8 126 116 Vincent Caron Montréal CarabinsR 34:51.6 127 (< 5) Michael Ryerson Rams 34:51.9 128 117 Zack Savlov Laurier Golden 34:57.9 129 118 Rahil Kachalia Laurier Golden 35:01.4 130 119 Charles Langlois Sherbrooke 35:07.4 131 (< 5) Calum Carrigan Thompson Rivers 35:11.2 132 120 Michael Wood Manitoba Bisons 35:14.7 133 121 Hubert Dubé SherbrookeR 35:18.3 134 122 Levi Osterwalder Trinity WesternR 35:19.5 135 (< 5) Joe Stewart St. Mary's Huskies 35:24.5 136 123 Nicholas Lambert LaurentianR 35:29.2 137 124 Adrien Jean-Pierre Montréal Carabins 35:46.7 138 125 Conner Krofchick Laurier Golden 36:05.5 139 126 Maxime Paques Montréal CarabinsR 36:09.5 140 127 Nathan Jeffery Laurier Golden 36:27.7 141 (< 5) Félix Plourde-Couture UQTR PatriotesR 37:01.4 142 128 Kaelan House Trinity WesternR 37:06.4 143 129 Nathanael Fehringer Trinity Western 37:37.1 Results By Speed River Timing 2 11/10/2019 02:46:30 PM.
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    FALL 2018 UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ATHLETICS TABLE OF CONTENTS 3-5 Celebrating 50 Years of 10-11 Coaching Announcements Lancer Football 13 Evening of Excellence 6-7 Alumni Sports Hall of Fame 14 Lancer Recreation 8-9 Season in Pictures 15 Sports in Brief UNIVERSITY OF WINDSOR ATHLETICS FALL 2018 On the cover: L-R: Daryl Stephenson, Austin Kennedy, Arjei Franklin, Gino Fracas, Andy Parici, Damian Porter P:(519) 737.1577 E: [email protected] W: AMICOAFFILIATES.COM LAND DEVELOPMENT VERTICAL CONSTRUCTION HEAVY CIVIL 2 CELEBRATING 50 YEARS By Christopher Zorbas of the Year by the OUA and captured the arrived on campus in 2004 and made an Half a century, that’s how long the Lancer award again the very next year. In 1979, the immediate impact on the program. Daryl Football program has existed at the University Lancers’ program developed their second didn’t take long to announce his arrival to of Windsor. Though there were various forms Hec Crighton winner when quarterback Scott the rest of the country as he took his very of football played on campus dating back Mallender earned the prestigious honour. first carry in his very first game for a 49-yard to the early 1920’s, it was in 1968 that it During his Blue and Gold career, Mallender touchdown run in a victory over Queen’s to became a varsity sport under the leadership threw for over 5,000 yards and still holds the kick off his Canadian university career. In his of legendary coach Gino Fracas. Now that the Lancer record for passing yards in a season rookie season, Daryl rushed for 1,192 yards Lancers are heading into their 50th year of with 1,821.