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2015-16 Guelph Gryphons 2018-19 OUA PLAYOFFS The UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH (1) (1) About the University of Guelph RYERSON WON OTTAWA WON Located in Guelph, Ont., the University of Guelph was established 2-0 2-0 in 1964 and is considered one of Canada’s top universities. Its three founding members – Macdonald Institute, the Ontario Agricultural (8) (8) College and the Ontario Veterinary College – are older than the Uni- versity itself. Established in Toronto in 1862, the Ontario Veterinary College is the oldest veterinary school in Canada. GUELPH WON QUEEN’S WON 2-1 2-1 The University now consists of seven colleges: the College of Arts, (4) (3) the College of Biological Science, the College of Business and Eco- nomics, the College of Physical and Engineering Science, the Col- lege of Social and Applied Human Sciences, the Ontario Agricultural QUEEN’S WON College and the Ontario Veterinary College. The University also has GUELPH WON 2-0 2-0 a regional campus in Ridgetown, Ont., and several research sta- tions. (5) (6) GUELPH WON SERIES QUEEN’S WON SERIES The University of Guelph-Humber in Toronto offers joint diploma and 2-1 2-0 degree programs that provide students with real-world experience through work placements. (2) (2) The University’s main campus features a blend of historical and modern architecture. Brick pathways connect century-old buildings BROCK WON CARLETON WON with steel and glass structures. A bronze statue of the gryphon, the 2-0 QUEEN’S WON 4-1 2-0 University’s mascot, guards the main entrance to campus at the cor- ner of Gordon Street and Stone Road. The iconic cannon, located (7) (7) in Branion Plaza, is best known for its constantly changing appear- ance – it’s a campus tradition to paint the cannon on an almost daily basis. WESTERN WON CARLETON WON 2-1 2-1 With more than 20,000 undergraduate and 2,100 graduate students, (3) (4) the University is consistently ranked highly for providing a compre- hensive education that combines traditional academia with experi- ential learning and co-operative education outside the classroom. WESTERN WON MCGILL WON Research opportunities allow students to learn and work with faculty 2-0 2-0 who are experts in their field. (6) (5) The University welcomes international students from around the world, while providing study abroad programs for those interested in broadening their global perspective. Guelph’s alumni population continues to grow and now totals more than 101,000 alumni in 145 countries. 2018-19 gryphon regular season stat leaders goals ASSISTS POINTs #15 Cody Thompson 12 #28 Todd Winder 18 #25 Scott Simmonds 25 #20 Connor Bramwell 10 #25 Scott Simmonds 16 #28 Todd Winder 24 #25 Scott Simmonds 9 #20 Connor Bramwell 11 #15 Cody Thompson 23 #17 Marc Stevens 8 #15 Cody Thompson 11 #20 Connor Bramwell 21 #28 Todd Winder 6 #27 Seth Swenson 9 #17 Marc Stevens 16 #23 Nick Boyer 5 #17 Marc Stevens 8 #43 Ryan Valentini 13 2 2018-19 GUELPH GRYPHONS MEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 GUELPH GRYPHONS MEN’S HOCKEY 3 Guelph Gryphons Guelph Gryphons 2018-19 SEASON RECAP 2018-19 OUA AWARD WINNERS 2018-19 SEASON RECAP REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 13-11-4 (4th IN OUA WEST DIVISION) PLAYOFF RECORD: 6-3 (OUA SILVER MEDALISTS) Playoff finish: OUA finalists Regular season / playoff records: 13-11-4 / 6-3 Last U SPORTS championship: 1997 Total U SPORTS championships: 1 Team offence: 3.00 goals/game, 18th Team defence: 2.44 goals against/game, 7th Team Leaders Points: Scott Simmonds, 25 Goals: Cody Thompson, 12 #25 Scott Simmonds (OUA West First Team All-Star) | #20 Connor Bramwell (OUA West All-Rookie Team) Assists: Todd Winder, 18 Fifth-year senior Scott Simmonds was named an OUA West First Team All-Star for a second consecutive season Probable starting goalie: Andrew Masters (7-6-3, 2.39 GAA, .921 SV%) after leading the Gryphons in scoring with 25 points (9 goals, 16 assists) in 28 games played during the regular season. Throughout his five seasons at the University of Guelph, the Uxbridge, Ontario native, who has served as team captain of the Gryphons men’s hockey team for each of the past three seasons, has developed a SEASON NOTES: reputation for stepping up in crucial moments for the Gryphons. Scott SimmondsThat theme continued during the 2019 OUA playoffs, with Simmonds scoring twice in a decisive Game 3 of Guelph’s OUA West Semi-final * started and ended the year as the No. 7-ranked team in the U SPORTS polls series versus Ryerson to help get the Gryphons past the top-seeded Rams. * qualified for nationals for 2nd time in 5 years (bronze at 2015 University Cup in Halifax) In the OUA West Finals versus Western, Simmonds was at it once again when the games mattered most, * qualified for OUA playoffs for 10th time in 12 years under Shawn Camp opening the scoring for the Gryphons during Game 3 in London, a game they would go on to win 4-3 in * added four players mid-season (Mikkel Aagaard, Ryan Valentini, Justin Lemcke, Matt Timms) double overtime to book a spot in the Queen’s Cup. * lost starting goalie Evan Cormier mid-season after he signed pro deal with AHL’s Binghamton Devils Connor Bramwell, a 21-year-old Hamilton native, was named to the OUA West All-Rookie Team after an * Mikkel Aagaard, a former Captain of Team Denmark at World Jrs. and former AHL’er (Springfield impressive rookie season in the OUA. Playing in his first season at U of G after having spent four seasons Thunderbirds) led all OUA players in playoff scoring (16 pts in 9 games played - 8 G, 8 A) in the QMJHL (including a pair of 20-goal campaigns with both Blainville-Boisbriand Armada and the * Todd Winder finished 2nd in OUA playoff scoring leaders (13 pts in 9 games played - 6 G, 7 A) Drummondville Voltigeurs), the economics major flourished. Despite missing 10 games due to injury, Bramwell still finished fourth on the team in scoring during the regular season with 21 points (10 goals, 11 assists) in 18 games played. 4 2018-19 GUELPH GRYPHONS MEN’S HOCKEY 2018-19 GUELPH GRYPHONS MEN’S HOCKEY 5 Guelph Gryphons Guelph Gryphons 2018-19 ROSTER history at the university cup GUELPH GRYPHONS IN THE U SPORTS DAVID JOHNSTON UNIVERSITY CUP TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES: 10 1975-76, 1978-79, 1979-80, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1996-97, 2001-02, 2014-15, 2018-19 U SPORTS CHAMPIONSHIPS: 1 1996-97 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME APPEARANCES: 4 1975-76, 1993-94, 1994-95, 1996-97 2ND PLACE FINISHES: 3 1975-76, 1993-94, 1994-95 3RD PLACE FINISHES: 2 1992-93, 2014-15 4TH PLACE FINISHES: None 5TH PLACE FINISHES: 3 1978-79, 1979-80, 2001-02 7TH PLACE FINISHES: None # NAME POS. HT ELIG. YR. PROGRAM HOMETOWN LAST TEAM 2 Mark Raycroft Defence 6-2 5 Biological Science Woodstock, ON Belleville Bulls (OHL) GUELPH’S YEARLY RESULTS AT THE U SPORTS UNIVERSITY CUP TOURNAMENT 4 Reilly O’Connor Defence 5-10 5 Marine & Freshwater Biology Penticton, BC Cowichan Valley Capitals (BCHL) 5 Jesse Saban Defence 6-2 1 General Studies Lindsay, ON North Bay Batallion (OHL) 2014-15 – 3rd Place 1992-93 – 3rd Place 7 Zach McFadden Defence 6-0 4 Sociology Guelph, ON Charlottetown Islanders (QMJHL) at Halifax, Nova Scotia at Toronto, Ontario 8 Max McCutcheon Defence 6-5 4 Marketing Management Avon, Colorado Windsor Lancers (U SPORTS) vs Calgary W. 3-1 Quarter-Final at Toronto L. 2-3 Semi-Final 9 Mikkel Aagaard Centre 5-11 3 Arts Frederikshavn, Denmark Springfield (AHL) vs New Brunswick L. 2-5 Semi-Final 10 Tryg Strand Left Wing 6-3 5 Marketing Management Invermere, BC Alberni Valley Bulldogs (BCHL) vs Trois-Rivieres W. 3-2 (OT) Bronze Medal Final 13 Stephen Hiff Right Wing 5-11 4 Marketing Management Cambridge, ON Powell River Kings (BCHL) 14 Matt Kenney Forward 5-9 2 Arts London, ON Burlington Cougars (OJHL) 1979-80 – 5th Place 15 Cody Thompson Left Wing 5-10 4 Sociology Mississauga, ON Mississauga Steelheads (OHL) 2001-02 – 5th Place at Regina, Saskatchewan 16 Chris Brill-Morgan Right Wing 6-3 2 Marketing Management Pickering, ON Oakville Blades (OJHL) at Kitchener, Ontario vs Regina L. 2-5 Pool Round Robin 17 Marc Stevens Right Wing 6-1 3 Arts Turkey Point, ON Guelph Storm (OHL) vs Alberta L. 0-8 Pool Round Robin vs Moncton L. 5-6 Pool Round Robin 18 Michael Stevens Centre 5-11 5 Real Estate & Housing Turkey Point, ON Kingston Voyageurs (OJHL) vs Western Ontario L. 2-5 Pool Round Robin 19 Andres Kopstals Centre 5-11 5 Economics Toronto, ON Mississauga Steelheads (OHL) 20 Connor Bramwell Left Wing 5-11 1 Economics Hamilton, ON Drummondville Voltigeurs (QMJHL) 21 Stephen Templeton Defence 6-2 1 General Studies Waterdown, ON Chicoutimi Sagueneens (QMJHL) 1996-97 – CHAMPIONS 1978-79 – 5th Place 22 Spencer Herbst Defence 6-1 2 Commerce Toronto, ON Queen’s Gaels (U SPORTS) at Toronto, Ontario at Pointe Claire, Quebec 23 Nick Boyer Left Wing 5-8 3 Accounting Port Stanley, ON Mercyhurts Lakers (NCAA) vs York W. 4-2 Semi-Final vs Dalhousie L. 5-6 Pool Round Robin 25 Scott Simmonds Centre 6-1 5 Marketing Management Uxbridge, ON Belleville Bulls (OHL) vs New Brunswick W. 4-3 Championship Final vs Chicoutimi L. 2-7 Pool Round Robin 26 Ted Nichol Centre 5-11 1 Geography Listowel, ON Kingston Frontenacs 27 Seth Swenson Forward 6-1 5 Marketing Management Parker, Colorado Lethbridge Hurricanes (WHL) 28 Todd Winder Right Wing 5-10 2 Economics Uxbridge, ON Newmarket Hurricanes (OJHL) 1994-95 – 2nd Place 29 Andrew Masters Goalie 6-1 2 Economics Kitchener, ON Miami of Ohio Redhawks (NCAA) at Toronto, Ontario 1975-76 – 2nd Place 30 Gilbert Oldreive Goalie 6-1 1 Real Estate & Housing Bond Head, ON Adrian Bulldogs (NCAA) vs Calgary W.
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  • Media Kit Stockton Heat Vs Ontario Reign Game #232: Wednesday

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  • Ontario Hockey Federation

    Ontario Hockey Federation

    ONTARIO HOCKEY FEDERATION 2013-2014 HANDBOOK Constitution • By-Laws • Regulations • Policies • Programs • Directory A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT On behalf of the OHF Officer’s, I welcome everyone to another season. Our volunteers are committed in providing all par- ticipants and their families an enjoyable experience in our game on and off the ice. Without the volun- teers, our programs would not be fulfilled and our commitment to our participants would not be achieved. We appreciate all that you do. The OHF and Hockey Canada continue to review our, playing rules and policies to ensure all participants in our great game are protected. This requires support and input from our Member Partners and all individu- als associated with the game. Body Checking has been removed from Peewee and below which al- lows the players to grow with the game and develop their bodies to move up to the next level. Body Checking and Head Contact continue to be in the forefront of our rule emphasis. The OHF Board encourages everyone to “respect your opponent”. As the largest Hockey Canada Branch we continue providing the best possible leadership across the country. I thank the Member Partners, their Office Staff, the OHF Board of Direc- tors, the Councils and Committees and especially the OHF Office Staff for their dedication, commitment and support. Please visit our website at www.ohf.on.ca for regular updates and to become familiar with the OHF. I extend our best wishes for another great year of OHF hockey. Bill Bowman, OHF President OHF Handbook ~ OHF Directory Ontario HOCKEY Federation 400 Sheldon Drive, Unit 9 Cambridge, ON N1T 2H9 Tel: (226) 533-9070 • Fax: (519) 620-7476 www.ohf.on.ca OHF MISSION STATEMENT To ensure safe and enjoyable experiences for all OHF participants.