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2003 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL - 29th Annual Sat Sept 27 Thames Valley GC Team Scores for Event #2 MENS 10k AT 11:10AM PLACE TEAM SCORE SCORERS DISPLACERS 1 WINDSOR LANCERS 27 (1-2-3-7-14) (19-22) 2 CENT.MICH CHIPPEWAS-B 57 (4-5-15-16-17) (24-48) 3 GUELPH GRYPHONS 102 (10-13-21-25-33) (42-44) 4 DALHOUSIE TIGERS 121 (6-8-11-41-55) () 5 EASTERN MICH EAGLES-B153 (9-20-26-47-51) (61) 6 WESTERN MUSTANGS 168 (23-31-35-39-40) (49-53) 7 QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS 184 (29-30-37-43-45) (60-62) 8 WATERLOO WARRIORS 216 (12-18-46-68-72) (74-85) 9 TORONTO BLUES 256 (27-38-59-65-67) (79-84) 10 MCGILL MARTLETS 262 (32-50-54-57-69) (70-78) 11 DETROIT MERCY TITANS 273 (34-36-63-64-76) (86) 12 MCMASTER MARAUDERS 322 (52-56-66-73-75) (81-92) 13 YORK LIONS 354 (28-58-83-87-98) (99) 14 NAZARETH COLLEGE NY 411 (71-77-80-82-101) (102-103) 15 W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS 455 (88-89-90-93-95) (97-104) 16 BROCK BADGERS 486 (91-94-96-100-105) () 2003 WESTERN INTERNATIONAL - 29th Annual Sat Sept 27 Thames Valley GC Results for Event #2 MENS 10k AT 11:10AM Meet Record Ried Coolsaet Guelph Gryphons :31:34.00 Sep2002 Points Record UWO in 1985 Queen's 1989 31 pts Course Record Guy Schultz Western Mustangs :30:57.00 Nov 1997 some sun, humid, mild 19 OVERALL SCORE BIB NAME AGE TEAM PLACE PLACE PLACE NUMBER /GR ON TEAM 1 1 217 Ryan McKenzie WINDSOR LANCERS [#1] 31:33. * 2 2 220 James Gosselin WINDSOR LANCERS [#2] 32:29. 3 3 218 Brandon Young WINDSOR LANCERS [#3] 32:39. 4 4 198 Jeff Powers CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#1] 32:49. 5 5 195 Luke Humphery CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#2] 32:58. 6 6 290 Paul Chafe DALHOUSIE TIGERS [#1] 33:00. 7 7 219 John Bodirlau WINDSOR LANCERS [#4] 33:06. 8 8 291 Stanley Chaisson DALHOUSIE TIGERS [#2] 33:08. 9 9 205 Joe Borg EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#1] 33:09. 10 10 229 Mark Vollmer GUELPH GRYPHONS [#1] 33:11. 11 11 289 Matthew Sheffield DALHOUSIE TIGERS [#3] 33:16. 12 12 253 Mike Logue WATERLOO WARRIORS [#1] 33:16. 13 13 234 Steve Koziarski GUELPH GRYPHONS [#2] 33:19. 14 14 223 Andrew Coates WINDSOR LANCERS [#5] 33:23. 15 15 193 Jacob Crowe CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#3] 33:27. 16 16 200 Kevin Sule CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#4] 33:30. 17 17 196 Matt Kaczor CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#5] 33:33. 18 18 255 Kevin Smith WATERLOO WARRIORS [#2] 33:38. 19 19 222 Dave DePiero WINDSOR LANCERS [#6] 33:51. 20 20 208 Tom Clifford EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#2] 33:56. 21 21 232 Greg Hutchinson GUELPH GRYPHONS [#3] 33:58. 22 22 221 Greg Ackroyd WINDSOR LANCERS [#7] 34:00. 23 23 244 Tim Hain WESTERN MUSTANGS [#1] 34:02. 24 24 201 Frank Therrian CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#6] 34:04. 25 25 231 Angus Macaulay GUELPH GRYPHONS [#4] 34:09. 26 26 207 Kevin Naughton EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#3] 34:13. 27 27 301 Trevor Caldwell TORONTO BLUES [#1] 34:14. 28 28 349 Jordon Cober YORK LIONS [#1] 34:15. 29 29 265 Spencer Morrison QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#1] 34:17. 30 30 268 Josh Smith QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#2] 34:19. 31 31 242 Chris D'Esterre WESTERN MUSTANGS [#2] 34:29. 32 32 278 Jeff McCabe MCGILL MARTLETS [#1] 34:33. 33 33 233 Kevin Coupland GUELPH GRYPHONS [#5] 34:36. 34 34 314 Mead Goedert DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#1] 34:44. 35 35 246 Scott Nelms WESTERN MUSTANGS [#3] 34:46. 36 36 316 Nick Zerweck DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#2] 34:48. 37 37 269 Travis Cummings QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#3] 34:49. 38 38 302 Gabriel Jarquin TORONTO BLUES [#2] 34:50. 39 39 241 Rob Berg WESTERN MUSTANGS [#4] 34:54. 40 40 245 Blake Murphy WESTERN MUSTANGS [#5] 34:55. 41 41 293 Nicholas McBride DALHOUSIE TIGERS [#4] 34:55. 42 224 Ryan Ellis WINDSOR LANCERS [#8] 34:57. 43 42 237 Brendan Hunt GUELPH GRYPHONS [#6] 34:58. 44 43 270 Robert Kitz QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#4] 34:59. 45 44 239 Brady Straw GUELPH GRYPHONS [#7] 35:08. 46 45 273 Ryan Ouckama QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#5] 35:10. 47 46 256 Wesley George WATERLOO WARRIORS [#3] 35:11. 48 225 Drew Grahame WINDSOR LANCERS [#9] 35:14. 49 235 Maxime Paquette GUELPH GRYPHONS [#8] 35:15. 50 47 206 Alan Walker EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#4] 35:21. 51 238 Chris Moulton GUELPH GRYPHONS [#9] 35:25. 52 48 199 Chris Schiemann CENT. MICH CHIPPEWAS[#7] 35:28. 53 49 247 Chris Smith WESTERN MUSTANGS [#6] 35:32. 54 50 277 Adrian Walton MCGILL MARTLETS [#2] 35:33. 55 51 209 Stephen Aspinall EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#5] 35:35. 56 52 338 Daniel Wojcik MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#1] 35:38. 57 53 249 Elliot Craig WESTERN MUSTANGS [#7] 35:38. 58 54 279 Marty Fox MCGILL MARTLETS [#3] 35:41. 59 240 Zac Wolochatiuk GUELPH GRYPHONS [#10] 35:42. 60 236 Brendan Brooks GUELPH GRYPHONS [#11] 35:43. 61 55 292 Mihira Lakshman DALHOUSIE TIGERS [#5] 35:44. 62 56 337 Tyler Murphy MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#2] 35:45. 63 226 Ian Hutt WINDSOR LANCERS [#10] 35:47. 64 57 280 Patrick McAuliffe MCGILL MARTLETS [#4] 35:48. 65 58 350 Eoghan McGrory YORK LIONS [#2] 35:49. 66 59 304 Gregor Kranjc TORONTO BLUES [#3] 35:55. 67 60 266 Chris Nagle QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#6] 36:01. 68 61 210 Justin Keyes EASTERN MICH EAGLES [#6] 36:09. 69 62 272 Aaron Campigotto QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#7] 36:10. 70 63 320 Scott Douglas DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#3] 36:16. 71 274 Marco Li QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#8] 36:18. 72 64 319 Dan Zinser DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#4] 36:22. 73 65 305 Joe Campanelli TORONTO BLUES [#4] 36:23. 74 66 339 Jonathan Little MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#3] 36:24. 75 271 Kyle Nishiyama QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#9] 36:27. 76 67 303 Matthew Godfrey TORONTO BLUES [#5] 36:28. 77 68 263 Dustin Doan WATERLOO WARRIORS [#4] 36:30. 78 69 286 Doug Hayami MCGILL MARTLETS [#5] 36:33. 79 248 Nathan De Witt WESTERN MUSTANGS [#8] 36:37. 80 230 Dan Briand GUELPH GRYPHONS [#12] 36:41. 81 227 Luis Paico WINDSOR LANCERS [#11] 36:43. 82 70 283 James Kozak MCGILL MARTLETS [#6] 36:44. 83 71 325 David Allen NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#1] 36:49. 84 276 Darryl Bank QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#10] 36:52. 85 72 262 Ian Westra WATERLOO WARRIORS [#5] 36:53. 86 73 340 Robert Switzer MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#4] 36:59. 87 74 261 Bryan Hughson WATERLOO WARRIORS [#6] 37:08. 88 75 341 Robert Meneguzzi MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#5] 37:09. 89 76 317 Zack Bolton DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#5] 37:21. 90 275 Ashley Perry QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#11] 37:33. 91 77 326 Greg McMurray NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#2] 37:39. 92 267 Justin Hall QUEEN'S GOLDEN GAELS[#12] 37:45. 93 228 Josh Smith WINDSOR LANCERS [#12] 37:45. 94 78 284 Lawrence Donegan MCGILL MARTLETS [#7] 37:53. 95 79 308 Geoffrey Homer TORONTO BLUES [#6] 37:56. 96 80 327 Larry DiCeasare NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#3] 38:04. 97 81 342 Nathan Reiter MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#6] 38:06. 98 82 329 David Kvam NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#4] 38:07. 99 83 351 Bill Bowerman YORK LIONS [#3] 38:10. 100 84 307 Patrick Lennox TORONTO BLUES [#7] 38:10. 101 85 264 Dave Hutchinson WATERLOO WARRIORS [#7] 38:26. 102 86 322 Jean Harris DETROIT MERCY TITANS[#6] 38:37. 103 87 352 Andrew Sutherland YORK LIONS [#4] 38:40. 104 88 371 Josh Loose W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#1] 38:49. 105 285 Blaise Morin MCGILL MARTLETS [#8] 38:53. 106 89 364 Ryan Krook W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#2] 39:00. 107 90 366 Rob Hayes W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#3] 39:08. 108 91 381 Trevor Johnson BROCK BADGERS [#1] 39:16. 109 92 343 Matt Sumner MCMASTER MARAUDERS [#7] 39:20. 110 250 Andre LeFort WESTERN MUSTANGS [#9] 39:26. 111 93 372 Nate Douglas W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#4] 39:30. 112 94 383 James Fielding BROCK BADGERS [#2] 39:32. 113 95 370 Bryante White W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#5] 40:02. 114 96 384 Ryan Hicks BROCK BADGERS [#3] 40:21. 115 97 369 Niel Manchee W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#6] 40:48. 116 98 354 Sean Conway YORK LIONS [#5] 41:06. 117 99 355 Aiden Chafe YORK LIONS [#6] 41:07. 118 100 382 Brian Hicks BROCK BADGERS [#4] 41:57. 119 310 Matt Kalisz TORONTO BLUES [#8] 41:57. 120 101 331 Craig Connelley NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#5] 42:51. 121 102 330 Jim Rolince NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#6] 43:09. 122 103 334 Bradley Winn NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#7] 43:25. 123 328 Matt Maguire NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#8] 44:18. 124 104 367 Ben Blakely W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#7] 44:35. 125 362 Chris Allum W.L.U GOLDEN HAWKS [#8] 44:49. 126 332 Glan Labenski NAZARETH COLLEGE NY [#9] 45:30. 127 105 377 Ryan Cullen BROCK BADGERS [#5] 46:14.
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    Issue 8 - September 2017 What Happened in August? 2017 FOGF Golf Tournament In the end, the golf didn’t really matter that much. When former and current players and coaching staff and others with an interest in the Gryphons football program gathered for the annual Friends of Gryphon Football golf tournament at the Guelph Lakes Golf and Country Club, it was more about getting together and reminiscing with old friends than burning up the golf course. Read the rest of the article from gryphonfootball.com by clicking here. Gryphon Players as Coaches The off-season didn’t mean time away from football for the Gryphons' players and coaches. A lot of present and former Gryphon players decide to give back to the sport by trying to pass on their knowledge to the next crop of football players. Read the rest of the article from gryphonfootball.com by clicking here. Best Foot Forward – Gryphon Kickers Training camp must have felt crowded for veteran kicker Gabe Ferraro this summer. When training camp opened, there were twice as many kickers on the field than there were last year. Read the rest of the article from gryphonfootball.com by clicking here. Edwards is Locking it Down Defensive back Orion Edwards is grateful to be back on the field for his fifth and final year of eligibility with the Gryphons. “It feels awesome to be back here,” said Edwards, following the second on-field session of training camp. Edwards, who took on the role of Team Chaplain last season while recovering from an injury feels very blessed to be back on the gridiron.
  • 2018-19 Annual Report 1 Our Financial Health 2018-19 Annual Report 2 CHAIR’S MESSAGE the Commitment, Vision Andleadership That Hehasbrought Dr

    2018-19 Annual Report 1 Our Financial Health 2018-19 Annual Report 2 CHAIR’S MESSAGE the Commitment, Vision Andleadership That Hehasbrought Dr

    ANNUAL R E PORT 2018-19 INCLUDING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Contents Financial results Our financial health Financial results 1 President’s message The following table illustrates the financial results of the University presented on a funding basis as well as in accordance with Chair’s message accounting standards for not-for-profits (NFPS). A reconciliation between two presentations can be found starting on page 64. Gervan Fearon, President and Vice-Chancellor Chair of the Board’s message 2 Figure 1 Chair of Senate’s message 3 Funding NFPS Funding NFPS Leadership 2018-19 2018-19 2018-19 2018-19 2017-18 2017-18 ($000s) Message from leadership 5 Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual Actual Governance Revenue Governance at Brock University 6 It is my pleasure to extend warm greetings on behalf of the entire team here at Brock Student fees 178,067 178,091 178,739 178,091 167,446 167,658 Board of Trustees 6 University. Grant revenue 97,927 97,575 96,442 95,814 97,371 96,156 Senate (Pullout 1) i Our financial health Internal chargebacks 10,055 8,994 9,426 Institutional Strategic Plan ii The University has enjoyed an outstanding year, marked by successes and milestones The big picture iv that reflect excellence in teaching and research, as well as a new generation of Inter-fund revenue 6,712 5,416 3,239 Research revenue 14,592 11,031 12,794 Student Experience 11 community partnerships that create experiential learning opportunities for our students Other revenue 51,333 49,130 64,144 62,211 48,600 60,589 New programs 15 while also contributing to the strength and vitality of our neighbouring communities.