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2013 CIS WOMEN’S RUGBY NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Oct. 31 - Nov. 3, 2013 at Universite Laval (Quebec City) McGill University Martlets RSEQ CHAMPIONS (Overall: 9-2; Non-Conference: 1-1, Reg. Season: 6-1, Playoffs: 2-0) McGill Notes by Earl "The Pearl" Zukerman (514) 398-7012 (www.mcgillathletics.ca) 2013 McGill University Martlets Rugby Roster No NAME POS HT ELIG BORN FACULTY (Major) & YR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL & GRAD YR. 01 Kayleigh Walsh Centre 5-7 2 1992 Medicine 3 Montreal, QC Dawson College 2011 02 Emily Lai Flanker 5-6 3 1993 Arts (Geography) 2 Ottawa, ON Merivale HS 2011 03 Audrey Marcotte Forward 5-2 2 1993 Medicine (Preparatory) 2 Chateauguay, QC Champlain College (St Lambert) 2012 04 Kelly Phelan Lock 5-10 1 1993 Education (undeclared) 1 Beaconsfield, QC John Abbott College 2013 05 Noala Beattie-Dagenais Forward 5-9 3 1991 Arts (Political Science) 4 Hemmingford, QC Marianopolis College 2010 06 Emily Challice Hooker 5-7 1 1995 Arts (undeclared) 1 Lakefield, ON Kenner Collegiate V.I 2013 07 Katrine Lightstone Forward 5-9 1 1994 Management (Accntg) 1 Ottawa, ON Ashbury College 2009 08 Emily Barber Hooker 5-7 3 1993 Management 3 Fenelon Falls, ON I.E. Weldon Secondary 2011 09 Susanna Beaudin Back 5-5 3 1993 Arts (Political Science) 2 Montreal, QC Marianopolis College 2012 10 Brianna Miller Back 5-6 4 1991 Education (Phys. Ed) 4 Pointe Claire, QC John Abbott College 2010 11 Deanna Foster Fullback 5-8 2 1994 Arts (Political Science) 2 Caledon, ON Mayfield Secondary 2012 12 Caroline Suchorski Centre 5-8 3 1991 Science (Dietetics) 3 Kirkland, QC John Abbott College 2011 13 Bianca Della Porta Back 5-3 T2 1991 Education (Phys. Ed) 3 Dorval, QC Dawson College 2011 14 Casey Thorburn Winger 5-8 T4 1990 MSc.(Biomed.Engineer.)3 St. John’s, NL Memorial (CIS) '11/Gonzaga HS '08 15 Krista Dunn Back 5-7 4 1992 Science (Anat.& Biol.) 4 New Glasgow, NS North Nova Education Centre 2010 16 Milda Sabiston Wing 5-6 3 1993 Engineering (Mech.) 3 Mississauga, ON Applewood Heights Secondary 2011 17 Hsiang Chou Flanker 5-6 2 1994 Science (Pharmacology)2 Surrey, BC Elgin Park Secondary 2012 18 Mary-Elizabeth Power Hooker 5-1 2 1994 Arts (Psychology) 1 Ottawa, ON Ashbury College 2009 19 Laurel Crichton-Mailey Hooker 5-3 1 1995 Arts (French) 1 Uxbridge, ON Uxbridge Secondary 2013 20 Amelie Ardilouze Forward 5-10 1 1994 Science (Psychology) 1 Sherbrooke, QC Bishop’s College School 2012 21 Julia White Forward 5-7 4 1992 Arts (Sociology) 4 Campbellville, ON Bishop P.F. Reding Secondary 2010 22 Shannon Kelly Lock 5-9 1 1993 Arts (Indust. Relations) 2 Pemberton, BC Shawnigan Lake School 2008 23 Maxine Rist Flanker 5-7 2 1991 Science (Agric&Environ) 2 Pointe Claire, QC John Abbott College 2012 24 Victoria Heseltine Prop 5-9 1 1993 Education (Phys. Ed) 1 Senneville, QC John Abbot College 2012 25 Erica Saabas Scrum/Flank. 5-9 3 1993 Education (Phys. Ed) 3 Hamilton, ON George P Vanier HS 2011 injd Caroline Binette Lock/Flanker 5-10 3 1990 Arts (Psychology) 4 Montreal, QC College Nouvelle-Frontiere 2010 Kelsey Lieberman Flanker 5-5 1 1993 Education (Phys. Ed) 1 Dollard des Ormeaux,QC Riverdale HS 2013 Caitlin MacEachen Centre 5-9 1 1993 Science (Kinesiology) 2 Montreal West, QC Royal West Academy 2012 Jessica Michelin Inside Centre 5-6 1 1994 Arts (Psychology) 1 Montreal, QC Trafalgar School for Girls 2013 Brittany Reid Fly-half 5-6 1 1995 Science (undeclared) 1 Shawnigan Lake, BC Cowichan Secondary 2013 Rachael Ryan Scrum-half 5-5 1 1994 Science (Life Sciences) 1 Brampton, ON Mayfield Secondary 2009 Nur Rosli Scrum-half 5-2 1 1993 Science (undeclared) 2 Saar, BAHRAIN St. Christopher’s School 2008 Sheena Louisia Inside Centre 1 1995 Science (Chemistry) 1 Noumea, FRANCE Lycee Laperouse 2012 . Head Coach: Matthew Stephens (1st season) Asst. Coaches: Chelsea Privee, Gillian Florence (forwards), Matt DeGraff (backs), Laura Belvedere (development), Scott Armstrong (development) Program Manager: Tess Kelley Therapist: Adam Goulet Exec. Dir. of Athletics: Drew Love Mgr., Sports Programs: Geoffrey Phillips Mgr., Varsity Sports: Lisen Moore Sports Info Officer: Earl Zukerman (514) 398-7012 McGill University Martlets Rugby Year-by-Year Record (since the CIS championship was inaugurated) REG. SEASON PLAYOFFS CIS NATIONALS NON-CONFERENCE OVERALL YEAR COACH W LT PF PA W LT PF PA W LT PF PA W LT PF PA W LT PF PA 1998 Vince deGrandpré 5 0 0 168 0 1 1 0 32 17 1 2 0 15 57 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 0 215 74 1999 Vince deGrandpré 4 0 1 185 10 2 0 0 70 18 1 2 0 15 72 0 1 0 10 15 7 3 1 280 115 2000 Vince deGrandpré 8 0 0 599 44 2 0 0 95 15 2 2 0 83 89 0 0 0 0 0 12 2 0 777 148 2001 Vince deGrandpré 8 0 0 637 22 2 0 0 164 0 2 2 0 109 29 1 1 0 24 20 13 3 0 934 71 2002 Vince deGrandpré 8 0 0 629 12 2 0 0 154 10 3 1 0 62 10 1 0 0 48 5 14 1 0 893 37 2003 Vince deGrandpré 6 0 0 477 10 1 0 0 30 0 2 1 0 22 23 1 0 0 15 10 10 1 0 544 43 2004 Vince deGrandpré 8 0 0 420 13 2 0 0 101 14 1 2 0 22 51 1 0 0 26 16 12 2 0 569 94 2005 Vince deGrandpré 6 0 0 400 15 2 0 0 83 7 1 3 0 27 91 1 1 0 32 15 10 4 0 542 128 2006 Vince deGrandpré 4 1 0 256 12 1 0 0 10 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 20 29 6 2 0 286 46 2007 Vince deGrandpré 4 1 1 206 42 0 1 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 61 43 6 3 1 267 95 2008 Vince deGrandpré 4 2 0 128 75 0 1 0 5 13 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 29 56 6 4 0 162 144 2009 Vince deGrandpré 2 4 0 73 130 0 1 0 3 27 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 31 24 3 6 0 107 181 2010 Vince deGrandpré 3 3 0 158 175 0 1 0 18 36 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 168 3 5 5 0 344 214 2011 Vince deGrandpré 4 2 0 248 56 0 1 0 8 18 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 22 15 5 3 0 278 89 2012 John Lavery 5 2 0 382 65 0 1 0 3 12 0 0 0 0 0 3 1 0 250 66 8 4 0 635 143 2013 Matt Stephens 6 1 0 310 78 2 0 0 68 51 1 1 0 27 46 9 2 0 405 175 TOTALS: 85 16 2 5276 759 17 7 0 844 253 13 15 0 355422 18 10 0 763 363 133 48 2 7238 1797 OVERALL RECORD: The McGill Martlets are 9-2 McGILL AT THE NATIONALS: overall this season, outscoring opponents by a 405- 175 margin... They enter the CIS national IN 1998: The Martlets went 1-2 and finished FIFTH... championship tournament in Quebec City with a They lost 38-0 to Guelph and 19-5 to UBC before seven-game win streak dating back to their last loss, winning the consolation game 10-0 over St. FX. a 17-15 setback at home to Concordia... The only other team to beat the Martlets this season was St. IN 1999: The Martlets went 1-2 and finished FIFTH... FX, which won 29-0 in a preseason contest at They lost 27-5 to Guelph and 45-0 to Waterloo, before Antigonish, on Sept. 1... But McGill avenged that loss winning the consolation game 10-0 over St. FX... with a 27-17 victory when the teams hooked up again on Oct. 17 in Montreal... McGill enters the Nationals IN 2000: The Martlets went 2-2 and finished with 49 tries scored and only 26 tries allowed in 11 SECOND... McGill lost their first game 35-3 to Alberta, games... The Martlets have scored 20-points (or won 43-5 over St. FX, won 32-21 over Waterloo in a more) in nine of 11 games to date... McGill has held semifinal and lost 28-5 to Alberta in the championship their opponents to 20 points (or less) in nine of 11 game... games... The only times that they allowed more than 20 points: a 29-0 preseason loss at St.FX and a 41- IN 2001: The Martlets went 2-2 and finished THIRD... 34 win in the Quebec conference final. McGill lost their first game 12-8 to Waterloo, won 59- 0 vs. Ottawa, lost 17-3 over Waterloo in a semifinal RSEQ RECORD: In the Réseau du sport étudiant du and won 39-0 over Guelph in the bronze medal Québec conference standings, McGill finished second game... behind Concordia (6-0), posting a 6-1 record... McGill had the top offensive record in the league and the IN 2002: The Martlets went 3-1 and finished THIRD... second-best defensive record, outscoring opponents They blanked Toronto (24-0) and Guelph (8-0), by a 310-78 margin..
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    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 2017 U SPORTS Cross Country Championships: Rouge et Or men look to go back-to-back, Guelph women attempt to extend streak to 13 straight banners November 11, 2017 Toronto (U SPORTS) – The Laval Rouge et Or (men) will try to defend their first-ever national title, while the Guelph Gryphons (women) will be in tough to capture their 13th straight banner at the U SPORTS Cross Country Championships this weekend. Championship website Laval, which won U SPORTS gold at home on the Plains of Abraham in Quebec City last season, have been ranked No.1 in the U SPORTS Top 10 for the entire campaign. Meanwhile on the women’s side, the once-unbeatable Gryphons have watched the Queen’s Gaels take their spot as the team to beat in the nation this season. The 2017 U SPORTS Cross Country Championships, hosted by the University of Victoria for the first time since 2007 at Beacon Hill Park, runs Sunday with the women’s race followed by the men’s event. A championship schedule and conference by conference previews are available below. CANADA WEST Determined from the 2016 U SPORTS Championship MEN Conference champion: Trinity Western Last U SPORTS Championship: Never Individual Results Gold: Declan White, Trinity Western (30:56.0, 2nd overall finish) Silver: Joel De Schiffart, Trinity Western (31:15.9, 8th overall) Bronze: Adam Strueby, Regina (31.22.0, 13th overall) WOMEN Conference champion: Trinity Western Last U SPORTS Championship: Never Individual Results Gold: Emma Cook-Clarke, Calgary (21:15.0, 2nd overall finish) Silver: Lisa Brooking, Trinity Western (21:22.8, 4th) Bronze: Regan Yee, Trinity Western (21:29.2, 5th) The Trinity Western Spartans enter the competition looking to move up the national ladder, after finishing second (men's) and third overall (women's) respectively last season in the U SPORTS team results.