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WINDSOR LANCERS TOP 10 OF THE DECADE...... 04

GETTY & JOHNSON NAMED LANCER ATHLETES OF THE YEAR...... 07

WOMEN’S WINS FIRST EVER OUA CHAMPIONSHIP...... 09

2019-20 IN PICTURES...... 10

A LANCER WELCOME TO THE NEW 2020-21 UWSA EXECUTIVE TEAM...... 12

LANCERS PLANT “MALLOY MAPLE” IN HONOUR OF BELOVED COACH...... 13

LANCER OLYMPIC HOPEFULS KEEP OLYMPIC DREAMS ALIVE...... 14

2019 ALUMNI SPORTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES...... 17

COUNTRY SINGER’S DEBUT ALBUM PAYS HOMAGE TO LANCER DAYS...... 18

Thank you to all our front line workers!

On behalf of the department of athletics and recreational services, we would like to thank all of the front line workers for the sacrifices you make every day and especially during this pandemic.

We have many members of our Lancer Family who made significant contributions during their time as Lancers, and are now making an incredible impact as members of their communities as first responders.

Your courage and dedication is an inspiration to all of us.

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ON THE COVER: (L - R) Jackie Malette - XC/T&F, Colin Loebach - , Leslie Strugnell - Women’s Hockey , Leslie Bottrell - Women’s , Jazmin Martin - Women’s Soccer, - Football, Wayne Bridge - Football, Jamie Adjetey-Nelson - T&F, Jessica Gordon - Women’s Basketball. TOP 10 OF THE DECADE

As the Windsor Lancers ushered in a new decade, there as OUA champs in thrilling fashion, besting the Waterloo is plenty to look forward to including the new Lancers Warriors by only five strokes. Kingsville native Alyssa Sports and Recreation Centre and the continued success Getty spearheaded the championship effort, winning of its varsity teams. As we enter 2020, it’s worth reflecting the Judy McCrae Trophy as the Women’s individual on a fantastic decade of blue and athletics. From champion and all four Lancer golfers finished in the provincial and national medals and championships, top ten en route to helping the Lancers add another to dynasties and Olympians, the Lancers did it all this championship to their illustrious decade. past decade. Here are 10 of the most memorable Lancer moments from the past 10 years… 7: Renaming the Dennis Fairall Fieldhouse (2016) Dennis Fairall is without question one of the most 10: Lancers Capture Their First CIBA Baseball decorated and beloved coaches in Canadian university Championship (2013) sports history. The “Big Dawg” was at the helm for 25 As the home team, the Lancers had the pressure on national championships, 46 OUA titles and countless them heading into the Canadian Intercollegiate Baseball other honours throughout his illustrious coaching career Association championship, which took place in nearby in and cross country. It’s only fitting that in Amherstburg. The home team opened the championship 2016 the University of Windsor decided that the building hot on day one, besting Carleton and SMU by a combined that houses his sport should bear his name. Beginning in 9-4 margin. The Lancers had a grueling day two but 2016, the track and field program that Dennis built would snuck past SMU in the semi-finals, 3-2 to advance to now train and compete inside Dennis Fairall Fieldhouse. the championship game. In the final against Concordia, It is a tough task to sum up the impact that Dennis had the Lancer faithful had to endure nine nerve-wracking with the Lancers, but former University President Dr. Alan innings of scoreless baseball before the payoff; Wildeman might have nailed it: Michael-Anthony Ferrato sent Sully Robinson home on a “Dennis is known across the country for his dedication to sac-fly for the walk off score, sealing the Lancers first ever excellence in track and field, and has been a coach, mentor CIBA Championship in dramatic fashion. and friend to all he has worked with. He is a legend.”

9: Austin Kennedy Ties OUA Touchdown Record (2014) 6: Lancers Represent Canada at Rio Olympics (2016) Going into his last regular season game as a Lancer, Three former Lancer greats donned the and white Windsor native Austin Kennedy sat just three touchdowns at the 2016 Olympic Summer Games in Rio, realizing shy of tying the OUA’s all-time touchdown record. The lifelong dreams in the process. Melissa Bishop, Noelle fifth-year pivot enjoyed an electrifying career and there Montcalm and Miah-Marie Langlois all represented was little doubt that three touchdowns was within range Canada after stellar careers with the Lancers. Bishop set in his final game. Kennedy didn’t disappoint, tossing three a personal best and Canadian record in the 800m final in touchdown passes for nearly 300 yards and also chipping 1:57:02, finishing in fourth place. Montcalm qualified for in with 109 rushing yards in his last conference game the semi-finals in the Women’s 400m hurdles and helped wearing the blue and gold. Kennedy’s name sits tied atop the 4x400m relay team to a fourth-place finish. Langlois OUA record books to this day, sharing the top spot with helped Team Canada Basketball to their first ever 3-0 start ’s Josh Sacobie, with 79 career touchdowns. at the Olympics with a dagger three to clinch their third win over Serbia. Despite not medalling, Langlois was an 8: Lancers Win Their First Women’s OUA Golf integral part of an impressive run for the Canada women’s Championship (2019) The Lancer women’s golf program basketball team. closed out the decade in style as the OUA Provincial In addition to the three athletes, women’s basketball women’s golf champions. coach Chantal Vallée traded her clipboard for a headset, “This was an incredible leap for our program,” explained providing commentary for all of Canada’s games, OUA coach of the year Adam Wagner. “This is something broadcast nationally. we’ve been working towards since I took over the program six years ago.” 5: Men’s Capture Program’s First OUA Medal The Lancers claimed their first ever Liz Hoffman Trophy (2018) The 2018 Lancer men’s volleyball team was a

| 04 Written by Christopher Zorbas

special squad with a talented core of players led by Lancer 2: Track & Field Sweeps CIS National Championship alumni and head coach James Gravelle. After a strong Titles (2011) The Lancer track and field team entered the regular season, they clinched a spot in the OUA Final decade as the premier program in the country and in Four where they would battle a talented Ryerson squad 2011 the didn’t disappoint, capturing both the men’s and in the bronze medal match. After a hard fought, back and women’s CIS national titles. forth match against the Rams with plenty of momentum “We scored points in every one of the events that we were swings, the Lancers eventually sealed the five-set win entered in,” said Windsor head coach Dennis Fairall, who and earned the program’s first ever OUA provincial medal. was named CIS coach of the year following the meet. “We Pierce Johnson had an incredible performance with were in 16 of 17 events on the women’s side and scored a 23 kills on the night while Roland Bouchard and John lot of big points.” Moate chipped in with 14 and 13 each to earn the win and The Lancer women set a CIS record with 151.50 points, a full help secure the program’s first ever trip to the 55.5 points better than the second place Gryphons. National Championship tournament. Meanwhile, the Lancers men avenged a one-point loss the year prior by earning a 41-point victory in 2011. 4: Women’s Basketball Claims Their Fifth Straight “On the men’s side, our guys remember losing by one National Title, Tying the U SPORTS record (2014) point the previous year to Guelph. Throughout the meet The Blue and Gold set the modern-day standard for they fought to get every point possible and that dedication success in women’s basketball. Head coach Chantal made the difference.” Vallée and the Lancers became the first women’s basketball team to claim five straight titles since the 1: Women’s Basketball Claims Program’s First National Laurentian Voyageurs accomplished the feat in 1975-79. Championship (2011) In what would be a sign of things to In the process, fifth year players Korissa Williams and come, the Windsor Lancers’ first ever women’s basketball Jocelyn LaRocque became the first players in history championship couldn’t have been much sweeter. Hosting to win five CIS women’s basketball championships in the tournament, a year after a loss in their first ever trip their careers. In her final game as a Lancer, Williams was to the finals, the blue and gold gave the capacity crowd at sensational as she finished with a double-double with 21 the St. Denis Centre plenty to cheer about that weekend points and 14 rebounds, helping the Lancers to overcome in March. Not only was it the first national title for the McGill’s top ranked defense, 60-47. Lancers, it marked the first time in the 40-year history of the tournament that a host team hoisted the 3: Men’s Hockey Queen’s Cup Championship (2014) Trophy. The Lancers staged an incredible underdog run in 2014, “As much as it hurt to lose in the final the year before, I’m entering the conference playoffs as a fourth seed and so glad we won this first national title in front of our fans,” finishing it by raising their second Queen’s Cup provincial said head coach Chantal Vallée, in her (then) sixth season championship in program history. A gritty group at the helm in Windsor. “Their support was phenomenal. throughout the regular season, the Lancers ignited an We’ll cherish this win in our own building forever.” impressive playoff run with a gutty, come from-behind The win was the final hurdle left for Vallée’s Lancers to performance to win a bitter series against Western. After cross off the list, having won the OUA championship edging their rival Mustangs, Windsor swept Lakehead, three times in a row entering the tournament. The outscoring the Thunderwolves by a combined score of 13-3 Lancers were led by Korissa Williams who scored 11 in the series. After posting a .952 save percentage through points and added 10 rebounds and Miah Marie Langlois the playoff rounds, Lancer goalie Parker Van Buskirk who finished with 10 points and three assists. continued his brilliant play in the finals, making “In sport, the highs are very high, and the lows are very 50 stops against McGill to help secure the victory. Lancer low,” continued Vallée, who received the traditional Evan Stibbard got the game’s first goal just 17 seconds in, Powerade shower minutes after the final buzzer had Mac McDonnell made quick work of a loose puck to double sounded. “After we lost the final last year, we were Windsor’s lead early in the second and Kenny Bradford devastated, but we immediately set a goal of returning to slammed one from the point for the eventual game winner. the final this year and this time, get the job done. And we A late third period rally by McGill was not enough to stop did it.” the Lancers from raising the Queen’s Cup for the second Here’s to the 2020’s providing just as many memorable time in school history in front of their home fans. Lancer moments as the 2010’s did. | 05 Now, more than ever... CONTINUE TO CONTINUE TO CONTINUE TO LEARN LEAD GROW

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| 06 GETTY AND JOHNSON NAMED LANCER ATHLETES OF THE YEAR

Lancer standouts Alyssa Getty and Pierce Johnson were The Eddi Chittaro Assistant Coach of the Year award went to awarded the Banner and Olympic Shields as the 2019-20 Anna Patterson from cross country/track & field, while the University of Windsor Athletes of the Year. University of Windsor Coach of the Year Award was presented to Adam Wagner from the Lancer Golf team It was an incredible season for Pierce as he brought home for the second straight year. male athlete of the year honours for the second straight year. It was a historic season on the course for Coach Wagner and his The fourth-year liberal arts major was a terror on the court Lancer Golf program as he helped guide the Lancer women’s most nights en route to being named the OUA west division golf team to their most successful season in school history. player of the year and a U SPORTS all-Canadian. Coach Wagner’s squad would turn in an outstanding team Johnson, one of the most versatile players in the league performance at the OUA Provincial Golf Championships racked up 196 total kills on the year, ranking him fourth in the in Hamilton as they earned an OUA women’s team gold OUA. The Chatham native also showed an ability to serve (22 medal, a first in school history. The Lancer women were led aces), defend (35 blocks and 76 digs), and produce points at a by Getty who claimed an individual gold medal and was high rate (239, ranking him fourth in the conference). named an OUA all-star as were teammates Jamie Oleksiew, Nicole Cecsa, and Laura DeMarco. This is the second straight season Johnson was named a U SPORTS all-Canadian, moving up to the first team this season. The Captain’s Trophy, awarded to a male and female captain who demonstrate outstanding leadership both on and off It was an incredible year for Getty as she elevated her game the field while also making a significant contribution to the to become the top female golfer in the OUA. overall success of their team, went to Daniel Metcalfe from football and Ashley Maitre from women’s hockey. In her first OUA championship appearance, Getty became just the second Lancer ever to claim the Judy McCrae The female rookie of the year award went to Yaila Sealy Trophy as the women’s individual champion. She shot from women’s volleyball, while Shakael Pryce from men’s a two-day total of 154 (79,75), and led all golfers with six basketball and Anthony Salinitri from men’s hockey birdies, while also making par on 17 holes. won the male rookie of the year. All three recipients had outstanding rookie campaigns. The communications major’s talent was showcased throughout the season as she also captured individual The Super Sophomore awards were presented to track & gold at the Western Invitational and silver at the Brock field standout Mandy Brunet, and Thomas Kennedy from Invitational. men’s basketball.

The DeMarco Awards, presented annually to the top The “A” Award, marking major contributions to Lancer female and male students that best combine academic Athletics, went to the Lancer Band and Ed King, past achievement with athletic prowess, went to Brad Gyemi president of OPUS. The Moriarty academic team of the year from men’s volleyball, and to Kaylee Anagnostopoulos from was the Lancer Fastpitch team, and the women’s volleyball the women’s basketball team. team captured this year’s IG Cup.

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The Windsor Lancers claimed their first-ever provincial title as the 2019 OUA golf championships in October 2019 at Angus Glen Golf Club, in Markham, ON.

With all four golfers registered top 9 finishes, the Lancers women claimed their first Liz Hoffman Trophy in program history. The Lancers finished +43 with a combined team score of 475, five strokes ahead of the silver medalist (480). The host Varsity Blues claimed the bronze medals with a score of 502.

In her first OUA championship appearance, Windsor Lancers standout Alyssa Getty claimed the Judy McCrae Trophy as the women’s individual champion, shooting a champion. Today I was just patient. This golf course two-day total of 154 (79,75). Getty led all golfers with six is really tricky, and I didn’t get too caught up in any birdies, while also making par on 17 holes. bogeys or anything and just took it steady.”

“It’s a really big honour,” said Getty at the time, who Jamie Oleksiew was named an OUA first team all- hails from Kingsville, Ont. “It’s what I’ve been working star, while Laura DeMarco and Nicole Cesca were towards all season. Coming from Windsor, we are an named second team all-stars, while head coach Adam underdog team so to come out here and show everyone Wagner earned OUA coach of the year honours. that the Lancers are the real deal is really awesome. I’m really proud to be a Lancer and proud to be an OUA

| 09 2019-20 SEASON IN PICTURES

| 10 | 11 A LANCER WELCOME TO THE NEW 2020-21 UWSA EXECUTIVE TEAM!

The Department of Athletics and Recreational Services would like to give a warm Lancer welcome to the 2020-21 UWSA executive team! They officially took office on May 1st, and we look forward to working with them! HERMAN DAYAL President Biomedical Sciences

“It’s my privilege to be serving as the next UWSA President and I’m beyond excited to see what we can get done together as a student movement! If there’s one thing I’ve come to admire most about being a UWindsor student, it’s been the sense of pride and togetherness we have as a community. Through the brightest days and most challenging times, we’ve always strived for an enriching and fun Lancer experience. The UWSA has and will continue to serve and help students, and it is through our continued partnership with an incredibly engaging Lancer Athletics & Recreation program that has us excited for what’s to come!” – Herman Dayal, UWSA President

PARAMJOT GOGIA Vice-President, Student Advocacy 4th-year Behavior, Cognition, Neuroscience

JASLEEN DAYAL Vice-President, Student Life 3rd-year Political Sciences

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| 12 LANCERS PLANT “MALLOY MAPLE” IN HONOUR OF BELOVED COACH

In October 2019, friends, colleagues and student- and mentor, Gary was a tremendous person and athletes gathered at Malden Park for a special tree friend to all of us. His impact on our campus and in planting in honour of the late Gary Malloy. The our community goes well beyond track and field. Lancers planted a “Malloy Maple” tree at the home He will be greatly missed by everyone in the Lancer of Lancer Cross Country in Gary’s honour in what Family.” was a special weekend that recognized his many contributions to the University of Windsor and the Serving alongside his good friend Dennis Fairall Lancer Family. for many years, Gary took over the cross-country head coaching duties after Dennis retired. With In addition to the special ceremony at Malden Park, the Lancers, Gary was part of 24 OUA and 14 U Gary was also inducted into the University of Windsor SPORTS championships with the two programs. He Alumni Sports Hall of Fame that same weekend. also coached numerous U SPORTS all-Canadians in cross country and track and field. An experienced Gary had been a part of the Lancer family for over coach also at the national and international twenty years working with both the cross country level, Gary coached 20 Lancers to berths on FISU and track and field programs. In addition to being and World Championship cross country teams the head coach of the cross-country team, Gary was for Canada and he attended the Cross Country also a middle-distance coach with the track and Championships in Belgium, Portugal, Italy, France field team. and Switzerland with Team Canada.

“We are deeply saddened by Gary’s passing,” said Director of Athletics Mike Havey in a statement at the time. “Beyond being a wonderful coach, teacher

| 13 LANCER OLYMPIC HOPEFULS KEEP OLYMPIC DREAMS ALIVE

With the postponement of the 2020 Olympic Games “We were just getting into our groove of training to the summer of 2021 due to COVID-19, Lancer and things were going very well. We were looking alumni and Olympic hopefuls Melissa Bishop, Noelle forward to our national championship trials that Montcalm, and Miah-Marie Langlois are keeping would’ve been held this summer,” said Montcalm. their Olympic dreams alive. “It’s almost like time has been standing still. Did I want it to be this year? Of course. Do I agree with the “Postponing the Olympics was absolutely the right decision that it’s postponed? Absolutely.” choice, albeit it was a hard one to grasp at first,” said Bishop, who finished fourth overall at the 2016 Langlois and Canada’s senior national Rio De Janeiro Summer Olympics. “It women’s basketball team qualified for changes our planning basically, and Tokyo in February and have adjusted until COVID is over it changes training their preparation schedule. And, with in terms of facilities and therapy.” training facilities closed due to the pandemic, training is taking on some “Postponing is giving me more time originality. “I do my workouts at home to return to my speed and strength and I run,” she said. “I train myself when that I had prior to having my daughter I am playing overseas, so this type of Corinne,” she continued. “I think lifestyle is familiar to me.” had the Olympics been in 2020, I for sure would’ve been ready, but this is Resiliency, determination and self- positive for my training right now.” discipline are attributes these three Olympians developed during their years Montcalm, who is also a registered dawning the blue and gold. These qualities nurse, helped Canada place 4th in the will carry our Lancer alumni to the 2021 4x400 metres relay in Rio. She was in the Olympics and beyond. process of qualifying again for the 2020 Tokyo Games before the postponement. | 14 SPECIALIZING IN MEDICAL & ATHLETIC COMPRESSION SOCKS

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Star athletes from track & field, volleyball and football are among the inductees in the 2019 class of the Alumni Sports Hall of Fame. Track & field stars Jamie Adjetely-Nelson and Stephanie Gouin, football all-Canadian Arjei Franklin and volleyball standout Steve Ray were honoured. Also inducted into the hall of fame in the category of Builder/Coach are Don Garrod and Gary Malloy.

Jamie Adjetely-Nelson (BA ‘07, BEd ‘09) is a multiple OUA all-star and all-Canadian for the Lancer track & field team. As the Lancers’ male athlete of the year in 2009, Jamie helped lead the blue and gold to five provincial and three national championships. A gold medalist in the decathlon at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, he continues to hold the Lancer records in the pentathlon.

Stephanie Gouin (BHK ‘99) was a four-time CIAU all-Canadian and OUAA first team all-star as a long jumper member of the Lancers 4x200m relay team. She led the Blue & Gold to two CIAU women’s track & field championships while being named team MVP in 1997 and 1998. Stephanie continues to hold the Lancer record in the women’s long jump at 6.10m.

Steve Ray (BAS ‘96) is one of very few Lancers to capture both the prestigious DeMarco Award and the Olympic Shield as male athlete of the year. A four-time OUA first-team all- star, Steve led the Lancers to an OUA silver medal in 1995 & 1996. The three time team MVP was also the very first Lancer to ever be selected to the Canadian National Team (B).

Arjei Franklin (BHK ’05, Bed ‘06) is one of the most talented athletes in Lancer Football history. The recipient of the Olympic Shield in 2005, Arjei currently holds two Lancer records in career receiving yards and total punt returns. As a two-time OUA all-star and CIS all-Canadian, Arjei was drafted by the CFL’s Blue Bombers and enjoyed a seven year career in the league.

Don Garrod (BA ’96) was an assistant coach with the Lancer track & field team for twenty- three years from 1989-2012. During his time with the blue and gold, Don was the 60m hurdles coach and helped lead the Lancer to 38 provincial championships and 19 national championships. In addition to coaching 26 provincial and national medalists, his resume includes coaching Canadian Olympians O’Brian Gibbons and Noelle Montcalm.

Gary Malloy (BA ’83, Bed ’84) was the head coach of the Lancer cross country team, and an assistant with the track & field team, until the time of his passing in May 2019. With the two programs for over twenty years, Gary guided the Lancers and their middle-distance runners to 24 provincial and 14 national championships. Gary has coached 20 Lancers to berths on FISU and World Championship Cross Country Teams for Canada and has attended XC Championships in Belgium, Portugal, Italy, France and Switzerland with Team Canada.

The Sport Achievement award, recognizing contributions to sport beyond the University of Windsor campus, was presented to Joe Siddall BHK ‘07 while the Team Achievement award was presented to the 1995-96 CIAU champion women’s cross country team.

| 17 COUNTRY SINGER'S DEBUT ALBUM PAYS HOMAGE TO LANCER DAYS

“Luckily, through my experience being a varsity student-athlete, I’ve learned how to handle being under the gun.”

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Singer-songwriter Kelsi Mayne (BScN 2012) references her time competing for the Lancer track team on her debut solo album, “As I Go,” released March 27.

Mayne earned medals in hurdles in helping the Lancer women to national university titles four straight years; she sings in Nothing On Us:

We come from a long line of One Team, One Dream, One Goal / When it comes to show time, go time, we know how to bring it on home.

“After living and travelling all over North America, I’ve developed a greater appreciation for my time as a Lancer and I am prouder than ever of my Windsor roots,” Mayne says. “Being a Lancer had a huge an impact on my life, so I really wanted to capture a glimpse of that in one of my songs.”

Her album was about three years in the making and she drew upon talented collaborators.

“I felt a lot of pressure to get it right,” says Mayne. “Luckily, through my experience being a varsity student- athlete, I’ve learned how to handle being under the gun.

She describes her music as “country with an urban flair,” acknowledging the influence of living in the shadow of Motown.

“The most common thing I hear is ‘I’m not really a country fan, but I like your music,’ which is the biggest compliment in my opinion,” Mayne says.

Get your copy of Kelsi’s debut album at her website www.kelsimayne.com.

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