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Media De Presse hockey GEE-GEES 2019-20 MEDIA uottawageegees www. .ca GUIDE geegees DE PRESSE contents / ith more than 41,000 students coming from more than 150 countries, the University of Ottawa is a vibrant, cosmopolitan table des matiÈres community that works, studies and celebrates in both English and RESULTS / RÉSULTATS 4 French. The University’s location in the heart of Canada’s capital city affords privileged access to a broad range of national ROSTER / ALIGNEMENT 5 institutions, resources and services. COACHES / ENTRAÎNEURS 6 PLAYERS / JOUEURS 8 Through a diverse offering of multi-disciplinary STATS AND STANDINGS / STATISTIQUES ET CLASSEMENTS 18 teaching and research programs, the University of Ottawa also plays an TEAM RECORDS AND HISTORY / RECORDS D’ÉQUIPE 19 increasingly influential role on the national and international stage. UNIVERSITY INFORMATION ORIGIN OF GEE-GEES NAME: FOUNDED: 1848 Founded in 1848, the University of Ottawa adopted its official colours Garnet ENROLLMENT: 41,754 and Grey, and like many nineteenth-century institutions, the athletics teams LOCATION: Ottawa, Ont. were known only by the school's colours. Eventually, a connection was made PRESIDENT: Jacques Frémont between the shorthand "GGs" and "Gee-Gee", the common British nickname for ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Sue Hylland a racehorse. The unique Gee-Gees name and iconic logo known today is a result CONFERENCE: Ontario University Athletics (OUA) of 170 years of history in Ottawa. COLOURS: Garnet and Grey NICKNAME: Gee-Gees WEB SITE: www.geegees.ca Sports Information Contact: Spencer Murdock GEE-GEES men’s hockey Sports Information Officer First Season: 1889-1890 Office: 613-562-5800 (ext. 4343) Head Coach: Patrick Grandmaitre Cell : 343-996-2272 2019-20 Record: 17-7-2-2 [email protected] 2019-20 Standing: 3rd place OUA East Minto Sports Complex - Room E-215 THANK you TO OUR SPONSORS: GEE-GEES HOCKEY 2019-20 | GUIDE DE PRESSE / MEDIA GUIDE 3 2019-2020 RESULTS Date Opponent Home-Away Result STARTING GOALIE OUA REGULAR SEASON 10.03.2019 McGill AWAY/VIS W 3-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 28 SVS) 10.11.2019 Laurier AWAY/VIS W 3-1 Domenic Graham (1 GA, 29 SVS) 10.12.2019 Waterloo AWAY/VIS w 4-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 35 SVS) 10.18.2019 Western HOME / DOM L 7-2 Anthony brodeur (4 GA, 17 svs), Domenic Graham (3 GA, 16 SVS) 10.19.2019 Gueplh HOME / DOM W 5-4 - OT Domenic Graham (4 GA, 26 SVS) 10.25.2019 McGill HOME / DOM L 4-2 Domenic Graham (3 GA, 17 SVS) 10.26.2019 Ontario Tech AWAY/VIS L 5-2 Nick Hodgins (3 GA, 22 SVS) 11.09.2019 McGill HOME / DOM W 3-0 Domenic Graham (0 GA, 33 SVS) 11.10.2019 Carleton HOME / DOM W 2-1 Domenic Graham (1 GA, 28 SVS) 11.15.2019 Carleton TD PLACE L 4-2 Domenic Graham (3 GA, 20 SVS) 11.16.2019 Nipissing HOME / DOM W 5-1 Domenic Graham (1 GA, 21 SVS) 11.23.2019 Nipissing AWAY/VIS L 4-3 - So Domenic Graham (3 GA, 32 SVS) 11.24.2019 Laurentian AWAY/VIS W 5-3 Anthony Brodeur (3 GA, 30 SVS) 11.27.2019 Queen’s HOME / DOM W 3-2 -SO Graham Hunt (2 GA, 21 SVS) 11.30.2019 Concordia HOME / DOM W 5-3 Domenic Graham (3 GA, 23 SVS) 12.01.2019 Ontario Tech HOME / DOM W 2-0 Anthony Brodeur (0 GA, 22 Svs) 12.03.2019 UQTR AWAY/VIS W 4-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 19 SVS) 01.04.2020 Concordia AWAY/VIS L 8-7 Anthony Brodeur (3 GA, 4 SVS), Domenic Graham (5 GA, 14 SVS) 01.08.2020 RMC AWAY/VIS W 7-2 Anthony Brodeur (2 GA, 22 SVS) 01.11.2020 UQTR HOME / DOM W 5-1 Domenic Graham (1 GA, 24 SVS) 01.12.2020 UQTR HOME / DOM L 4-1 Domenic Graham (4 GA, 14 SVS) 01.17.2020 McGill AWAY/VIS W 3-1 Anthony Brodeur (1 GA, 21 SVS) 01.18.2020 Carleton AWAY/VIS L 2-0 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 20 SVS) 01..24.2020 Queen’s AWAY/VIS L 3-2 - SO Graham Hunt (2 GA, 36 SVS) 01.26.2020 Concordia HOME / DOM L 5-4 anthony brodeur (5 GA, 38 svs) 02.02.2020 RMC HOME / DOM L 4-3 Graham Hunt (4 GA, 24 SVS) 02.08.2020 Laurentian HOME / DOM W 6-4 anthony brodeur (4 ga, 20 svs) 02.09.2020 Queen’s AWAY/VIS W 4-0 domenic graham (0 ga, 24 svs) OUA PLAYOFFS 02.12.2020 Ontario Tech AWAY/VIS W 2-1 - OT Domenic Graham (1 GA, 30 svs) 02.15.2020 Ontario Tech HOME / DOM L 5-3 Domenic Graham (4 GA, 25 svs) 02.16.2020 Ontario Tech HOME / DOM W 5-0 Domenic Graham (0 GA, 25 svs) 02.19.2020 UQTR AWAY/VIS L 2-1 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 27 svs) 02.21.2020 uqtr HOME / DOM W 5-3 Domenic Graham (3 GA, 29 svs) 02.23.2020 uqtr AWAY/VIS W 4-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 23 svs) 02.27.2020 concordia HOME / DOM W 3-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 33 svs) 02.29.2020 concordia AWAY/VIS W 7-2 Domenic Graham (2 GA, 33 svs) 03.07.2020 guelph AWAY/VIS L 2-1 - 3OT Domenic Graham (2 GA, 36 svs) 4 GEE-GEES HOCKEY 2019-20 | GUIDE DE PRESSE / MEDIA GUIDE 2019-20 roster No. Name Pos. Height Weight Elig. Program Home town 1 Nick Hodgins G 6-0 170 3 Accounting Carp ON 4 Jacob Sweeney D 6-4 213 4 Communications Quebec QC 5 Matt Dunlop D 5-9 158 4 Finance Stouffville ON 7 Daniel Hardie F 5-9 193 1 General Studies Georgetown ON 9 Brendan Jacome F 5-9 185 4 Management Caledon ON 10 Connor Brown-Maloski F 6-0 181 3 Finance Kamloops BC 11 Cody Drover F 6-0 188 4 Human Kinetics Grand Falls-Windsor NL 12 Jean-Robin Mantha D 6-0 200 3 General Arts Gatineau QC 13 Marco Azzano F 5-11 180 4 Civil Engineering Courtice ON 14 Quinn O'Brien F 6-3 220 4 Finance Campbell's Bay QC 15 Marc Beckstead F 6-0 200 4 Criminology Morrisburg ON 16 Jacob Hanlon F 5-10 172 4 Environmental Studies Mississauga ON 17 Kevin Domingue F 5-11 180 4 Social Sciences Laval QC 18 Kyle Ward F 5-11 176 2 Social Sciences Sackville NB 19 Antoine Pouliot F 6-2 210 4 Mechanical Engineering Lévis QC 20 Cody Van Lierop D 6-1 192 3 Electrical Engineering Zephyr ON 22 Mathieu Newcomb F 5-11 172 4 Finance Grande-Digue NB 23 Connor Sills F 6-4 215 4 Social Sciences Thunder Bay ON 25 Michael Poirier D 6-1 180 4 Economics Moncton NB 27 Adam Beveridge D 6-2 220 4 Accounting Nepean ON 28 Medric Mercier D 6-3 215 3 Criminology Ottawa ON 29 Graham Hunt G 6-1 178 4 Management Concord MA 30 Anthony Brodeur G 5-11 200 4 Human Kinetics Essex Fells NJ 31 Domenic Graham G 6-0 176 5 Arts (Master's) Ottawa ON 37 John Deacon F 6-0 185 4 Economics Port Williams NS 52 Nicolas Mattinen D 6-5 230 1 Human Kinetics Ottawa ON 58 Dominic Cormier D 5-11 178 1 General Studies Moncton NB 91 Yvan Mongo F 5-9 185 2 Finance Gatineau QC 92 Martin Frechette F 5-7 164 3 Engineering Rockland ON PRONUNCIATION GUIDE HEAD COACH Patrick Grandmaître > GROND-may-truh Patrick Grandmaître - 4th season Brendan Jacome > ja-KOHM Marco Azzano > a-ZANN-oh ASSOCIATE COACH Kevin Domingue > DOH-mang Brent Sullivan Antoine Pouliot > POOL-ee-OTT Cody Van Lierop > van LEER-opp Michael Poirier > PORE-ee-EH ASSISTANT COACHES Medric Mercier > MURSE-ee-EH Christian Gaudet, Patrick White, Nathan Chiarlitti Nicolas Mattinen > MATT-en-IN Dominic Cormier > CORM-ee-EH GEE-GEES HOCKEY 2019-20 | GUIDE DE PRESSE / MEDIA GUIDE 5 Yvon Mongo > EE-von coaching staff PATRICK GRANDMAÎTRE HEAD COACH / 4TH SEASON OUA REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 70-25-17 Patrick Grandmaître has been the head coach of the Gee-Gees men’s hockey team since the 2016-17 season and has posted winning seasons in all four campaigns, going from 15-8-5 in his first year to 22-2-4 in his third year in 2018-19 and reaching the OUA Queen’s Cup in 2019-20. The Gee-Gees were ranked in the national Top Ten for all of 2018-19, spending eleven weeks at no. 4. Ottawa had the best regular season record in the OUA conference in 2018-19. Grandmaître is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University, where he received degrees in human kinetics and education. At St. FX, he was captain of the men’s hockey team, which won the 2004 Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship. Grandmaître’s teams also made it to the national championships in 2001 and 2003, winning silver both times. The Hull, Que., native received the 2005 Atlantic University Sport award for a men’s hockey player who demonstrates outstanding qualities in sport, in academics and in the community, and was twice named an Academic All-Canadian. “My five years as a CIS student-athlete allowed me to develop considerably as a person, particularly in leadership and becoming involved in the community. A coach must lead as well as coach, and I look forward to working with the Gee-Gees organization to put a great team on the ice,” said Grandmaître when he was hired at uOttawa.
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