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Men's Rugby History MEN’S RUGBY HISTORY UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY VIKES CHAMPIONSHIPS ROUNSFELL CUP - BC PROVINCIAL TITLES (3) CANADIAN UNIVERSITY RUGBY 7s CHAMPIONSHIPS TITLES (5) 2010 • 2003 • 1971 2016 • 2015 • 2014 • 2013 • 2011 BARNARD CUP - VANCOUVER ISLAND ELITE DIVISION TITLES (12) CANADIAN UNIVERSITY CHAMPIONSHIPS (2) 2015 • 2014 • 2008 • 2006 • 2003 • 1987 • 1985 • 1984 • 1971 • 1970 • 1969 • 1968 1998 • 1997 WIGHTMAN BOOT HISTORY More commonly known as the ‘Boot’, the tradition was born when Brian Wightman, a former UBC Coach and England international had his rugby cleat stolen and bronzed by his players. Now mounted on a base, the ‘Boot’ is awarded annually to the winner of the two-game total point series between the UVic Vikes and UBC Thunderbirds. Over the past four decades, many of the UVic and UBC Alumni representative selections were based on matches between the archrivals. Season UVic UBC Record Season UVic UBC Record Season UVic UBC Record 1971 6 22 0-1 1990 22 25 0-1 2009 117 23 2-0 1972 18 42 0-1 1991 32 6 1-0 2010 41 20 1-0 1973 0 4 0-1 1992 22 5 1-0 2011 82 0 1-0 1974 6 17 0-1 1993 22 18 1-0 2012 93 43 2-0 1975 6 15 0-1 1994 25 25 0-0-1 2013 24 48 0-2 1976 3 16 0-1 1995 32 27 1-0 2014 53 38 0-2 1977 33 12 0-1 1996* 49 64 0-2 2015 30 37 0-1 1978 # - - 1997 89 28 2-0 2016 14 51 0-1 1979 9 29 0-1 1998 44 36 2-0 2017/18 44 66 0-2 1980 9 13 0-1 1999 67 20 2-0 1981 9 6 1-0 2000 98 28 2-0 1982 12 37 0-1 2001 64 32 2-0 1983 ## - - 2002 36 24 2-0 1984 16 12 1-0 2003 56 40 2-0 1985 17 3 1-0 2004 49 37 2-0 1986 10 17 0-1 2005 55 30 2-0 1987 25 22 1-0 2006 79 19 2-0 1988 21 19 1-0 2007 46 25 1-1 1989 28 6 1-0 2008 102 18 2-0 TOTALS 39-23-1 SERIES 25-18-2 # UVic did not compete in the Boot series in 1978, instead UBC defeated Stanford 47-0 ## Records incomplete LAST UPDATED: April 2018 govikesgo.com MEN’S RUGBY HISTORY UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES RESULTS YEAR COACH B-CUP PREM POST-SEASON FINISH 2009 -10 Doug Tate 4-3-2 (2nd) 9-3 (4th) Premier League Champions 2010-11 Doug Tate 6-3 (2nd) 6-4 (5th) Lost in Prem League Semi’s 2011-12 Doug Tate 5-2 (2nd) 2-11 (10th) - 2012-13 Doug Tate 1-5 (3rd) 5-8-1 (6th) - 2013-14 Doug Tate 4-2 (2nd) 6-7-1 (6th) - 2014-15 Doug Tate 4-1 (1st) 9-3-2 (2nd) Lost in Prem League Finals 2015-16 Doug Tate 10-0 (1st) 4-4 (5th) Lost in Prem League Semi’s 2016-17 Doug Tate 3-4-1 (3rd) 2-6 (7th) - 2017-18 Doug Tate 5-3 (3rd) 11-9 (5th) Lost in Prem Leagu QF’s LAST UPDATED: April 2018 govikesgo.com UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES NATIONAL SELECTIONS CANADA SENIOR MEN’S XVs HISTORY Mike Andrews Rob Frame Paul LeBlanc Mike Sengara Todd Arthurs Tom Frame Tom Liddle Dave Slater Tony Arthurs Cam Fraser Phil Mack Brooke Smith Brett Beukeboom Mike Fuailefau Jamie MacKenzie Dave Spicer Richard Bice Ian Gordan Phil MacKenzie Andrew Tiedemann Pat Bickerton David Grant Mike MacKay Steve Thompson Macbryan Bos* Gary Grant Brad Major Pat Trelawney Gradyn Bowd* Joe Haley Chris May Nick Trenkel Rob Card Ryan Hamilton Stan McKeen Akio Tyler Don Carson Jamie Hawthorn Charlie McLachlan Ken Wilkie Frank Carson Andrew Heaman Neil Meechan Jeff Williams Len Carson Ro Hindson Paul Monaghan Morgan Williams Liam Chisholm Nathan Hirayama David Moonlight Kevin Wirachowski Larry Chung Mike Holmes John Moonlight Tyler Wish Matt Cohen Ian Hyde-Lay Phil Murphy Kris Witkowski Mike Danskin Jake Ilnicki Darryl Noulette Doug Woolridge Gregor Dixon Gary Johnston Alby Pasutto Mark Wyatt Sean Duke Bryn Keys Jason Penaluna Colin Yukes Gary Dukelow Conor Keys* Steve Piatek Gaither Zinkan Guiseppe du Toit* Adam Kleeberger Cam Pierce Ted Zinkan Mick Eckhardt Todd Knight Mike Pyke * denotes current Vikes player Ed Fairhurst Jeremy Kyne Gareth Rees Sean Fauth Tony LaCarte Patrick Riordan Al Foster Mark Lawson Bob Ross LAST UPDATED: April 2018 govikesgo.com UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES NATIONAL SELECTIONS CANADA SENIOR MEN’S 7s HISTORY Pat Bickerton Phil MacKenzie Andrew Heaman Mike Danskin Luke Bradley Chris May Andrew Lauchlan Mike Fuailefau Gradyn Bowd* Neil Meechan Beau Parker Mike Pyke Rob Card Paul Monaghan Brad Major Nick Trenkel Liam Chisholm John Moonlight Brooke Smith Pat Fleck Matt Cohen Oliver Nott* Bruce Jordan Pat Kay Mike Danskin James Pitblado* Bryn Keys Paul White Justin Douglas Jason Penaluna Darrell Underwood Robin MacDowell Sean Duke Gareth Rees Dave Moonlight Roy Wheeldon Joe Erlic Spencer Robinson Dustin Dobravsky Sean Fauth Ed Fairhurst Gordie Sawyers Gareth Rees Tim Barrett Ian Gordan Ty Shannon Gary Grant Todd McBride Ben Grant David Spicer Geoff McIntyre Trevor Hammond Lucas Hammond Dave Stockton Gregor Dixon Joe Haley Keaton Styles Harold Williams * denotes current Vikes player Sawyer Herron Guiseppe du Toit* Jake Osburne Ro Hindson Reid Tucker Jamie Hawthorne Nathan Hirayama Rob Turk Jesse Frender Isaac Kaay* Akio Tyler Keaton Styles Adam Kleeberger Jeff Williams Kyle Haley Jordan Kozina Morgan Williams Lucas Balkovec Todd Knight Tyler Wish Luke McCloskey Tony LaCarte Kris Witkowski Mark O’Regan Mark Lawson Mark Wyatt Matt King Phil Mack Nathan Yanagiya Mike Armstrong LAST UPDATED: April 2018 govikesgo.com.
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