2005-06

WOMEN’S SOCCER

Canada West Standings G W L T F A P *UBC 16 12 1 3 45 10 39 *Victoria 16 10 4 2 42 13 32 *Trinity Western 16 8 4 4 42 17 28 *Calgary 16 6 3 7 25 9 25 **Alberta 16 6 5 5 32 29 23 Saskatchewan 16 5 7 4 17 29 19 Manitoba 16 5 9 2 32 46 17 Lethbridge 16 4 7 5 18 19 17 Regina 16 0 16 0 2 83 0 *qualified for playoffs; **CIS Host

DAY DATE VISITOR HOME TIME Wed Sep 07 SASKATCHEWAN 3 REGINA 1 5:00 Fri Sep 09 LETHBRIDGE 3 MANITOBA 3 5:30 Sat Sep 10 CALGARY 5 REGINA 0 12:00 Sun Sep 11 ALBERTA 0 SASKATCHEWAN 0 12:00 CALGARY 6 REGINA 0 12:00 LETHBRIDGE 0 MANITOBA 2 10:00

Wed Sep 14 TRINITY WESTERN 2 BRITISH COLUMBIA 2 5:30 Fri Sep 16 VICTORIA 1 TRINITY WESTERN 0 5:00 LETHBRIDGE 1 SASKATCHEWAN 0 2:00 CALGARY 1 ALBERTA 1 2:00 Sun Sep 18 VICTORIA 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 12:00 CALGARY 2 SASKATCHEWAN 2 12:00 LETHBRIDGE 2 ALBERTA 2 12:00

Thu Sep 22 ALBERTA 3 VICTORIA 1 5:30 SASKATCHEWAN 1 TRINITY WESTERN 4 5:00 Sat Sep 24 SASKATCHEWAN 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 7 12:00 ALBERTA 0 TRINITY WESTERN 6 1:00 MANITOBA 7 REGINA 0 12:00 Sun Sep 25 LETHBRIDGE 1 CALGARY 0 12:00 ALBERTA 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 2 12:00 SASKATCHEWAN 0 VICTORIA 5 12:00 MANITOBA 4 REGINA 1 12:00

Thu Sep 29 VICTORIA 6 REGINA 0 5:00 TRINITY WESTERN 2 MANITOBA 3 4:00 Fri Sep 30 BRITISH COLUMBIA 4 MANITOBA 4 3:00 Sat Oct 01 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 CALGARY 0 12:00 TRINITY WESTERN 1 LETHBRIDGE 0 12:00 VICTORIA 0 SASKATCHEWAN 1 12:00 REGINA 0 ALBERTA 7 12:00 Sun Oct 02 TRINITY WESTERN 0 CALGARY 0 12:00 BRITISH COLUMBIA 0 LETHBRIDGE 0 12:00 VICTORIA 2 ALBERTA 3 12:00 MANITOBA 0 SASKATCHEWAN 2 12:00

Wed Oct 05 REGINA 0 SASKATCHEWAN 3 4:00 Thu Oct 06 MANITOBA 2 ALBERTA 5 4:00 Fri Oct 07 TRINITY WESTERN 2 VICTORIA 3 5:30 Sat Oct 08 REGINA 0 LETHBRIDGE 3 12:00 MANITOBA 0 CALGARY 4 12:00 SASKATCHEWAN 0 ALBERTA 3 12:00 Sun Oct 09 REGINA 0 LETHBRIDGE 6 12:00 MANITOBA 0 CALGARY 1 12:00 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 VICTORIA 2 2:15

Tue Oct 11 BRITISH COLUMBIA 3 TRINITY WESTERN 2 7:00 Thurs Oct 13 REGINA 0 VICTORIA 7 6:00 MANITOBA 1 TRINITY WESTERN 5 5:00 Sat Oct 15 REGINA 0 TRINITY WESTERN 9 1:00 ALBERTA 1 CALGARY 1 12:00 SASKATCHEWAN 1 LETHBRIDGE 1 12:00 MANITOBA 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 4 1:00 Sun Oct 16 REGINA 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 8 1:00 ALBERTA 1 LETHBRIDGE 1 12:00 SASKATCHEWAN 0 CALGARY 2 12:00 MANITOBA 0 VICTORIA 5 12:00

Thu Oct 20 VICTORIA 5 MANITOBA 1 4:00 Fri Oct 21 BRITISH COLUMBIA 5 REGINA 0 2:00 CALGARY 1 LETHBRIDGE 0 12:00 Sat Oct 22 BRITISH COLUMBIA 2 SASKATCHEWAN 0 12:00 TRINITY WESTERN 3 ALBERTA 1 12:00 VICTORIA 2 LETHBRIDGE 0 12:00 Sun Oct 23 BRITISH COLUMBIA 3 ALBERTA 0 12:00 TRINITY WESTERN 1 SASKATCHEWAN 1 12:00 VICTORIA 1 CALGARY 1 12:00

Tue Oct 25 TRINITY WESTERN 1 REGINA 0 12:00 Thu Oct 27 CALGARY 0 VICTORIA 0 5:30 LETHBRIDGE 0 TRINITY WESTERN 3 5:00 Sat Oct 29 SASKATCHEWAN 3 MANITOBA 0 12:00 CALGARY 1 TRINITY WESTERN 1 1:00 LETHBRIDGE 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 12:00 ALBERTA 3 REGINA 0 12:00 Sun Oct 30 LETHBRIDGE 0 VICTORIA 2 12:00 CALGARY 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 12:00 ALBERTA 2 MANITOBA 5 12:00

Canada West Final Four @ Calgary Sat Nov 5 #3 TWU 1 #2 Victoria 2 PK 11:00 #4 Calgary 1 #1 UBC 0 PK 1:30 Sun Nov 6 #3 TWU 2 #1 UBC 3 11:00 Bronze #2 Victoria 0 #4 Calgary 1 PK 1:30 Gold Top two teams advance to Nationals

2005 CIS Championship @ Edmonton (at Foote Field & Clarke Park) Participating Teams Calgary Dinos (Canada West champions) Victoria Vikes (Canada West finalists) York Lions (OUA champions) Ottawa Gee-Gees (OUA finalists) McGill Martlets (QSSF champions) Cape Breton Capers (AUS champions) St. Francis Xavier X-Women (AUS finalists) Alberta Pandas (Host)

Thursday, Nov. 10 (quarter-finals: single elimination) 10:00 Game A: Calgary 2 St. Francis Xavier 0 (Clarke Park) 10:00 Game C: Victoria 1 York 0 (Foote Field) 13:00 Game B: Ottawa 2 Cape Breton 1 (OT) (Clarke Park) 13:00 Game D: McGill 2 Alberta 0 (Foote Field) Friday, Nov. 11 10:00 Consolation #1: St. FX 3 Cape Breton 2 (OT) (Clarke Park) 10:00 Semifinal #1: Calgary 1 Ottawa 0 (Foote Field) 13:00 Consolation #2: Alberta 3 York 1 (Clarke Park) 13:00 Semifinal #2: Victoria 2 McGill 1 (Foote Field) Saturday, Nov. 12 17:00 5th: Alberta 6 St. FX 0 (Foote Field) Sunday, Nov. 13 10:00 Bronze: McGill 1 Calgary 0 (Foote Field) 13:00 Gold: Victoria 3 Ottawa 0 (Foote Field)

CIS Tournament Award MVP Carey Gustafson, Victoria All-Stars Goal Taryn Swiatek, Calgary Defence Jessica Nooyen, Ottawa Shari Fraser, McGill Sarah Cameron, Victoria Wendy Donaldson, Ottawa Midfield Erin Ramsay, Calgary Eloise Vandal, McGill Amy Thorogood, Victoria Carey Gustafson, Victoria Striker Liz Hansen, Victoria Amelie Mercier, Victoria

Canada West Scoring Leaders Amelie Mercier, Victoria 12 Amy Ciezki, Alberta 11 Caley Miskimmin, Manitoba 10 Alexis Heinz, TWU 10 Steph Schwetz, UBC 9 Desiree Scott, Manitoba 8 Heather Smith, UBC 7 Moira Hood, Victoria 7 Carlee O’Brien, TWU 7 Kara Sturk, Calgary 7

Assists Janine Kerr, UBC 7 Liz Hansen, Victoria 7

Goalkeepers GAA Taryn Swiatek, Calgary 0.50 Kasha Gwiazda, Victoria 0.72 Annie Hayes, Calgary 0.75 Hannah Shoichet, UBC 0.78 Ali Penner, TWU 1.13 Shutouts Hannah Shoichet, UBC 8 Kasha Gwiazda, Victoria 6 Taryn Swiatek, Calgary 6

Canada West Awards & All-Stars MVP Amelie Mercier Victoria Rookie of the Year Desiree Scott Manitoba Community Service Megan Gould Calgary Coach of the Year Tracy David Victoria Fair Play Victoria

First Team Second Team Goal Taryn Swiatek Calgary Hannah Shoichet UBC Fullbacks Natalie Swain Alberta Keiko Read UBC Rachel Lovinik Victoria Sheena Stasiak Lethbridge Renae Hunter Calgary Amy Bobb UBC Lindsay Rohla TWU Marlesa Manson Victoria Midfielders Heather Smith UBC Stephanie Schwetz UBC Carey Gustafson Victoria Cheryl Bjorgen Victoria Angela Trauter TWU Jessica Horning Calgary Melissa Prokop Lethbridge Erin Ramsay Calgary Forwards Amelie Mercier Victoria Ashlee Davison TWU Janine Kerr UBC Desiree Scott Manitoba

CIS Awards & All-Canadians Chantal Navert Memorial Player of the Year Amy Connolly, UPEI Tissot Rookie of the Year Émilie Mercier, Montreal Athlete Community Service Award Megan Gould, Calgary Coach of the Year Steve Johnson

First Team Position Athlete University Year Home Faculty Goalkeeper Christa Barber StFX 5 Calgary Education Defender Shari Fraser McGill 3 Kirkland, Que. Civil engineering Defender Natalie Swain Alberta 4 Fort McMurray, AB Phys.Ed. & Recreation Defender Émilie Mercier Montreal 1 Longueuil, Que. Industrial design Midfielder Kristy De Vries York 4 Niagara on the Lake, Ont. Nursing Midfielder Amy Connolly UPEI 5 Charlottetown, P.E.I. Administration Midfielder Heather Smith UBC 5 New Westminster, B.C. Science Midfielder Leah Kutcher Dalbousie 5 Halifax IDS/History Striker Amelie Mercier Victoria 5 Smithers, B.C. Humanities Striker Eilish McConville Queen's 3 Ottawa Applied Science Striker Sandra Couture Montreal 4 St-Georges-de-Beauce, Kinesiology Que.

Second Team Goalkeeper Marie-Pier Laval 4 Beauport, Que. Education Bilodeau Defender Erin Osborne Toronto 5 Burlington, Ont. APSE Defender Carey Gustafson Victoria 4 Victoria Social sciences Defender Gillian Duffy StFX 3 Calgary BSc/BBA Midfielder Melanie Poirier Concordia 3 Laval, Que. Athletic therapy Midfielder Kate Crowley Western 3 London, Ont. Sciences Midfielder Eloise Vandal McGill 3 Laval, Que. Physical & Occ. therapy Midfielder Cristina Bonasia Western 5 London, Ont. Sciences Striker Laura Breen Memorial 2 St. Johns, Nfld. Unspecified Striker April Noga York 4 Mississauga, Ont. Sociology Striker Janine Kerr UBC 3 North Vanvouver Arts