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2017–18 by the Numbers TABLE OF CONTENTS 2017–18 BY THE NUMBERS NATIONAL RESULTS (U SPORTS/CURA/CUSSL/CUFLA) • 1 National 1st Place Finishes (Sailing) • 1 U SPORTS 2nd Place Finish ( W Cross Country) • 1 National 3rd Place Finish (W Ultimate) • 8 U SPORTS First Team All-Canadians (W XC [2], M XC, Field Hockey, Football, W Hockey, W Soccer, W Rugby) • 1 U SPORTS Second Team All-Canadian (M Hockey) • 2 U SPORTS All-Rookie Team Members (W Volleyball, M Volleyball) • 1 CUFLA All-Canadian (M Lacrosse) • 3 CUUC Starting 7 (W Ultimate [2], M Ultimate) • 8 CUSSL All-Canadians (Synchro [8]) • 2 U SPORTS Major Award Winners (W Rugby, W Field Hockey) • 1 U SPORTS Championship All-Star (W Rugby) • 1 U SPORTS Athlete of the Month (W Hockey) • 4 U SPORTS Athletes of the Week (W Cross Country, M Hockey, W Hockey, M Soccer) • 1 U SPORTS Football player of the Week TABLE OF CONTENTS • 1 U SPORTS M Hockey All-Star Team Member • 2 National 2nd Place Individual Finishes (W XC, W Rowing) VARSITY TEAMS • 1 National 3rd Place Individual Finish (W Cross Country) Basketball (M) .............................................................................. 2 Basketball (W) .............................................................................. 3 PROVINCIAL RESULTS Cross Country (M) ....................................................................... 4 • 5 Team Titles (M Ultimate, , W Squash, Triathlon, W XC, M Rugby) Cross Country (W) ...................................................................... 5 • 9 2nd Place Team Finishes (W Ultimate, M Volleyball, W Rugby, W Football ..................................................................................... 6–7 Lacrosse, W Hockey, W Golf, M Golf, Cycling, W Curling) Hockey (M) .................................................................................... 8 • 7 3rd Place Team Finishes (M Water Polo, M Squash, W Soccer, M Cross Country, Cheerleading, Baseball, M Rowing) Hockey(W) .................................................................................... 9 • 81st Place Individual Finishes (Sailing, W Rowing [2], M Rowing Rowing (M) ..................................................................................10 [3], Cycling, W Cross Country) Rowing (W) .................................................................................11 • 8 2nd Place Individual Finishes (Sailing, W Golf, Figure Skating [2], Rugby (M) ....................................................................................12 W Fencing, M Fencing, W Cycling, M Cycling) Rugby (W) ...................................................................................13 • 10 3rd Place Individual Finishes (M Wrestling, Sailing, W Rowing, Soccer (M) ....................................................................................14 W Nordic, Figure Skating [3], W Fencing, M Fencing, M Cycling) Soccer (W) ...................................................................................15 • 41 OUA First Team All-Stars (M Water Polo, M Volleyball, W Volleyball, Volleyball (M) .............................................................................16 M Squash, W Squash, W Soccer [2], W Rugby [3], M Rugby [6], M Volleyball (W) .............................................................................17 Rowing [3], W Rowing [3], W Nordic, W Lacrosse [2], W Hockey [3], M Hockey, W Golf, Football [3], Field Hockey [2], W Curling, M Curling, SUPPORT SERVICES W XC [3], M XC) Athletic Therapy ........................................................................18 • 19 OUA Second Team All-Stars (M Volleyball [2], W Volleyball [2], W Home Events ..............................................................................18 Soccer, M Soccer, W Lacrosse, M Hockey [2], W Golf, M Golf, Football [2], W Curling, M Curling, W Cross Country, M Cross Country, W Strength & Conditioning .......................................................18 Basketball, Baseball) Student Athlete Academic Mentors (S.A.A.M.s) ............18 • 2 OUA Third Team All-Stars (M Basketball [2]) Varsity Leadership Council ....................................................20 • 4 OUA All-Rookie Team (Football, W Volleyball, M Volleyball [2]) • 2 OIWFA All-Stars (Fastpitch) AWARDS • 1 NCWP All-Star (W Water Polo) Graduating ‘Q’ Award ..............................................................21 • 22 Ontario Major Award Winners (M Water Polo, M Volleyball Major Awards ..................................................................... 22–23 [2], W Volleyball, M Squash, W Soccer, W Rugby, M Rugby [2], W Support Services Awards .......................................................24 Rowing, M Rowing, W Lacrosse, W Hockey [3], M Hockey [2], Field Academic All-Stars and All-Canadians ..............................25 Hockey, M Fencing, W Cross Country [2], W Basketball) • 8 OUA Athletes of the Week (W Soccer [2], M Soccer, W Rugby, W UNIVERSITY COUNCIL ON ATHLETICS & RECREATION (UCAR) Hockey, M Hockey, W Cross Country [2]) Voting Members 2017–18: Mike Shoveller, Erin Lee, Devon LaFlamme, Lindsay • 3 OUA Football Players of the Week Ruiter, Emma Smith, Kendall Hupp, Aimee Burtch, Yves Filion, Sue Bates, Leslie Dal Cin QUEEN’S TOTAL 2017-18 RECORD • Varsity Team Record: 119-64-4 (0.647) Ex Officio Members: Ann Tierney, Rob Watering, Palmer Lockridge, Jeff Downie, Sean Scott, Linda Melnick, Kirsty Milne • Playoff Record: 16-17 (0.485) Budget Committee: Leslie Dal Cin, Linda Melnick COLOUR AWARDS 2017–18 3 VARSITY TEAMS MEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row (L–R): Dana Galler-Tough (Trainer), Michaela Valente (Trainer), CJ Crocco, Idan Itskovich, Steph Barrie, Harry Range, Tanner Graham, Harrison Laugalys, Mike Shoveller, Connor Keefe, Henry Van Herk, Jesse Graham, Jermaine Small, Ave Bross, Will Van Vliet (Manager), Sayre Powers (Manager), Josh Shore (Trainer) Front Row (L–R): Jacob Yager (Director of Basketball Ops), Quinton Gray, Jon Mikhlin, Michael Ogoms, Jaz Bains, Sammy Ayisi, Vince Wood, Landon Brickenden, Mat Elcock, OC Omoregie, Russell Winters SEASON RECAP The Gaels put together an 11-12 record during 2017- RESULTS 18, improving upon last year’s 7-12 standing. Looking • Sixth in OUA East (11-12) to clinch a playoff spot for the third straight season, the • Lost to Ryerson in OUA East playoff (103-79) Tricolour set the tone early on with back-to-back wins over Lakehead and McMaster on home court. Their first OUA ALL-STARS loss came from the then nationally ranked No. 2 Brock • Third Team: Jaz Bains, Tanner Graham Badgers in a closely contested affair that saw just a five- point spread between the two sides. TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Jaz Bains/Tanner Graham The Gaels closed out 2017 with an 88-86 fourth-quarter • Marco Alessio Award: Mike Shoveller comeback victory over Guelph on the road thanks to a clutch buzzer-beating jumper off the hot hands of Jaz SPECIAL HONOURS Bains. • Mike Shoveller: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan 15), Named to Canadian Commonwealth Games To begin the New Year, Queen’s took two wins during team their first four games, including an 18-point victory over • Tanner Graham: Queen’s Athlete of the Week then-ranked No. 7 Ottawa. (Dec 4) • Jaz Bains: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Nov 27) In the OUA playoffs, Queen’s visited Ryerson and pushed the Rams through three-quarters. A late effort from the home side in the final frame sealed the Gaels fate, ending their season. GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Sammy Ayisi Q, Mike Shoveller Q 4 COLOUR AWARDS 2017–18 VARSITY TEAMS WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Back Row (L–R): Nicole Barnard (Asst Coach), James Bambury (Asst Coach), Adriana Conti, Sophie de Goede, Andrea Priamo, Veronika Lavergne, Myriam Fontaine, Maddie Morris, Abby Dixon, Bridget Mulholland, Bob Freeman (Asst Coach), Dave Wilson (Head Coach) Front Row (L–R): Hannah Rehman (Student Therapist), Natalie DiMaio, Sarah Saftich, Megan Saftich, Emma Ritcey, Marianne Alarie, Michelle Istead, Julia DiMaio, Kathryn Bernard Yip-Choy (Student Therapist) Absent: Piper Kehoe (Student Therapist) SEASON RECAP RESULTS Picking up where they left off last year, the Gaels started • Second in OUA East (17-6) the season strong going undefeated through their first • Lost to Ottawa in OUA quarter-finals (74-63) five contests before dropping a result to Laurier on the road by just two points. OUA ALL-STARS From there the Tricolour sailed through the regular • Second Team: Veronika Lavergne season, winning 11 of their next 13 games and rising to the No. 7 spot in the national rankings. TEAM AWARDS • MVP: Abby Dixon In the final stretch, the Gaels dropped a tough result on • Rookie: Sophie de Goede the road to undefeated Carleton but would secure a bye • Coaches Award: Sarah Saftich and host the Ottawa Gee-Gees in the OUA quarter-final game on home court. SPECIAL HONOURS With another outstanding season in the books, the Gaels • Andrea Priamo: OUA Joy Bellinger Award closed out regular season action with a 17-6 record to • Marianne Alarie: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan finish second in the OUA East. 8) • Abby Dixon: Queen’s Athlete of the Week (Jan 22) Despite going toe-to-toe with the Gee-Gees until the • Veronika Lavergne: Queen’s Athlete of the Week final frame, the Gaels would see their season come to an (Dec 4) end at the ARC. • TEAM: Named U SPORTS Championship hosts for Andrea Priamo was honoured with the Joy Bellinger 2021 Award for her excellence in academics, athletics, and • U SPORTS Top 10: 7 of 13 weeks and high of No.7 community service. GRADUATING STUDENT ATHLETES Abby Dixon Q, Sarah Saftich Q, Andrea Priamo Q COLOUR AWARDS 2017–18 5 VARSITY TEAMS MEN’S CROSS
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