2011-12 Varsity Blues Women's Basketball Preseason Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Team Directory.........................................Page 2Schedule...................................................Page 4Coaching Staff..........................................Page 6Season Preview........................................Page 12Player Profi les..........................................Page 132010-11 Year in Review..........................Page 21Record Manual.........................................Page 25

Founded.......................................................1827Enrollment...................................................77,288 (66,611 full-time)President.....................................................David Naylor Director of Athletics....................................Beth AliNumber of Intercollegiate Teams..............44 (26 sports)Conference Affi liation.................................Ontario University Athletics (OUA)National Affi liation.....................................Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)Venue..........................................................Sports Gym (800)Colours........................................................Navy Blue & WhiteMascot........................................................True Blue Beaver

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QUICK FACTS

TEAM DIRECTORY

Beth Ali...................................Director of [email protected]

Melissa Krist.....................Manager, Intercollegiate [email protected]

Mary Beth Challoner..........Manager, Events & [email protected]

Michèle Bélange..............Women’s BasketballHead [email protected]

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Date Opponent Location Time/Result11/11/2011 University of Waterloo Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.11/12/2011 Wilfrid Laurier University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.11/18/2011 Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario 6:00 p.m.11/19/2011 University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario 6:00 p.m.11/25/2011 University of Western Ontario Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.11/26/2011 University of Windsor Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.12/2/2011 McMaster University Hamilton, Ontario 6:00 p.m.12/3/2011 Brock University St. Catharines, Ontario 6:00 p.m.1/6/2012 Royal Military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario 6:00 p.m.1/7/2012 Queen’s University Kingston, Ontario 6:00 p.m.1/13/2012 University of Ottawa Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.1/14/2012 Carleton University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 1:00 p.m.1/18/2012 Ryerson University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.1/20/2012 Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario 6:00 p.m.1/21/2012 York University Toronto, Ontario 6:00 p.m.1/27/2012 Queen’s University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.1/28/2012 Royal Military College of Canada Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.2/3/2012 Ryerson University Toronto, Ontario 6:00 p.m.2/10/2012 Laurentian University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.2/11/2012 York University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 6:00 p.m.2/17/2012 Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario 6:00 p.m.2/18/2012 University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 6:00 p.m.

2011-12 SCHEDULE

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6 V A R S I T Y B L U E S

Michèle Bélanger returns for her 33rd season as the head coach of the Varsity Blues women’s basketball squad.

Bélanger’s head coaching resume with the Varsity Blues includes; nine OUA championships, 17 CIS championship appearances (46 games: 21 wins, 25 losses), one CIS championship (1985-86), two CIS silver medals (1995-96, 1993-94), and two CIS bronze medals (1988-89, 1984-85). Having had great success on the university stage and as a veteran of national and international competition as both a player and coach, Bélanger has been apart of many national teams at a variety of levels, including the head coach of the 1997 student national team that won fi ve of six games at the FISU Games in Sicily.

Fluent in French and English, Bélanger was an interpreter at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. In the summer of 1986, she gave a series of coaching clinics in Africa at the invitation of the Department of External Affairs.

She has been named the OUA coach of the year eight times (2010-11, 2007-08, 1999-2000, 1996-97, 1993-94, 1986-87, 1981-82, 1980-81).

MICHÈLE BÉLANGERHead Coach

Coaching Staff

Career Coaching Recordas of August 2011Season Reg Playoff Ex Total 2010-11 18-4 5-3 8-2 26-62009-10 11-11 1-1 2-6 14-182008-09 17-5 1-1 5-5 23-112007-08 18-4 2-3 4-8 24-152006-07 12-10 1-1 6-4 19-152005-06 14-8 1-1 2-6 17-152004-05 16-6 0-1 2-6 18-132003-04 17-5 0-1 5-6 22-122002-03 10-10 n/a 4-5 14-152001-02 16-4 3-2 6-2 25-82000-01 15-5 0-1 5-9 20-151999-00 16-4 1-1 8-4 25-91998-99 15-5 1-1 4-8 20-141997-98 17-3 1-2 8-2 26-71996-97 18-2 4-2 8-3 30-71995-96 10-2 5-1 9-4 24-71994-95 10-2 3-3 10-2 23-71993-94 10-2 5-1 10-2 25-51992-93 10-2 4-2 11-5 25-91991-92 11-1 3-3 18-2 32-61990-91 10-2 1-2 15-5 26-91989-90 8-4 2-3 8-11 18-181988-89 10-2 5-1 9-9 24-121987-88 11-1 3-2 13-6 27-91986-87 10-2 4-2 15-6 29-101985-86 12-0 6-0 15-2 33-21984-85 11-1 5-1 18-2 34-41983-84 10-2 3-2 15-5 28-91982-83 9-3 2-1 11-9 22-131981-82 8-4 4-2 6-9 18-151980-81 6-6 1-1 5-7 12-141979-80 5-7 0-1 4-6 9-14TOTAL 391-129 77-49 269-168 735-346

7 B A S K E T B A L L

Jim Henderson brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the Blues’ bench again this year. He has 33 years of experience as a high school basketball coach, winning 15 high school championships. As head coach of the Humber College Hawks women’s basketball team for nine years, Jim received four OCAA Coach of the Year awards, two CCAA Coaching Excellence awards, as well

as three gold, three silver and three bronze OCAA medals. As head coach of the Weston Spartans OBA Premier Club Team, he has won four OBA gold, three silver and one bronze medal.

Coaching Staff

JIM HENDERSONIdentification Coach

Christine Cho, a former U of T standout, enters her third year as an assistant coach with the Varsity Blues. A three-time OUA all-star, Cho was the captain of the women’s basketball team for three of her fi ve years (2003-08) in the Blue and White. She led her team to a fi rst-place fi nish in the OUA East and a trip to the CIS championship in her fi nal year of eligibility. Cho also

received the OUA East Joy Belinger award in 2007-08, presented to a student-athlete in recognition of outstanding service to the sport and the advancement of university athletics.

Cho played pro for the Esperance Sportive Pully in the Switzerland league ‘A’ for one year. She has been an instructor at Camp U of T and has taught at the Toronto Raptors Basketball Academy. She also coached the Toronto French School’s under-13 boys basketball team in 2007-08.

CHRISTINE CHOAssistant Coach

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SEASON PREVIEW

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues women’s basketball team had another successful season in 2010-2011 and despite the loss of key players such as Nicki Schutz and Erin McNeely, will look to once again be a powerhouse in the OUA East this year.

The No. 10 Blues open their regular season this Friday, November 11 as they host the Waterloo Warriors at the Athletic Centre Sports Gym at 6 p.m.

In honour of Remembrance Day, the Varsity Blues have deemed Friday ‘Heroes Night’ in honour of Canadian veterans across the country. A 30-piece cadet band will be on hand for the national anthem as well as a halftime performance.

The game will be streamed live on SSN Canada through varsityblues.ca. Advance tickets are on sale: click here or call 416-946-3811.

Veteran guard Sherri Pierce looks to take a commanding role in her fi nal year with the team. After racking up 227 points in 21 games and an impressive 53 assists, the Brampton, Ont., native and 2010-11 OUA all-star will be a key component of the Varsity Blues offence.

Pierce is joined by fellow veterans and team captains Joanna Medri and Megan Stoncius. Medri, a fi fth-year guard from Toronto, is a strong outside threat and ranked

second on the team last season with 43 steals. A native of Mississauga, Ont., Stoncius brings tenacity to the court and is a force to be reckoned with under the basket.

Toronto has a unique opportunity with only two rookies and one transfer student joining the program this season. Having a similar squad from last year helps when starting a new season as players are familiar with the playing style the team wants to adopt.

“It’s hugely different,” said Varsity Blues head coach Michèle Bélanger, now in her 33rd year as U of T’s bench boss. “We’re further ahead today than we were last year with this team because they’ve been around once before.”

Last year, the Varsity Blues had fi ve fi rst-year players on the team, with two - Jill Stratton and Julie Longauer (Whitby, Ont.) - seeing a lot of playing time.

A sophomore guard, Stratton will look to step into a leadership role on the court this season. The Etobicoke, Ont., native was named an OUA and CIS all-rookie last year after posting 192 points and 57 assists.

Longauer, along with fellow forwards Liane Bailey, Alicia Van Kampen and Amanda Lauzon, will also look to make an impact in 2011-12, while rookies Jenalle Vanhie and Jen Coffi n, as well as third-year transfer Kristy Chute look to crack the roster in 2011-12.

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Player Profi les

LIANE

BAILEY1212

FORWARD 6-0 ELIG: 2

Vanier College • Montreal, Que.

Biochemistry

High School: Won Vanier’s important person award in 2010...won the math and science prize and the work ethic award in 2008.Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games...recorded 82 points and 43 rebounds... recorded a career-high 16 points at RMC on Feb. 5...came off the bench in the fourth quarter and recorded back-to-back threes to claim the OUA bronze medal versus Laurier on March 5.Personal: Aunt, Denise Dignard, played on the Canadian women’s national basketball team.

LIANE BAILEY SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

LIANE BAILEY CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 168 12.2 29/95 30.5 7/43 16.3 17/22 77.3 82 3.7 12 31 43 2.0 9 27 30 17 4

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 8 75 9.4 5/18 27.7 4/10 40.0 0/0 0 14 1.8 3 4 7 0.9 5 12 9 5 2

Points16, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Rebounds7, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Assists2, two times (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 4, 2011)

Steals2, many times (last: at RMC, Feb. 5, 2011)

Field Goals5, two times (last: at RMC Feb. 5, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts10, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Free Throws6, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts6, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals2, vs. Laurier (March 5, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts6, two times (last: at Western, Nov. 13, 2010)

Minutes Played22, at Ryerson (October 30, 2010)

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Player Profi les

AMANDA

LAUZON1414

FORWARD 6-1 ELIG: 2

AN Myer • Niagara Falls, Ont.

French/Linguistics

High School: Named the senior athlete of the year in 2008...is a three-time basketball all-star (2006-08)...named the basketball and volleyball most valuable players in 2008...won the Harold Bigger award in 2008...won the DSBN silver medallion.Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for 17 games...recorded a seaon-high eight points at Ryerson on Oct. 30. Personal: Is a volunteer coach with the CP Toronto girls association.

AMANDA LAUSON SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

AMANDA LAUZON CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 17 196 11.5 19/60 31.7 0/0 0.0 8/12 66.7 46 2.7 21 25 46 2.7 10 16 22 11 1

Points8, at Ryerson (October 30, 2010)

Rebounds6, two times (last: vs. RMC, Jan. 21, 2011)

Assists2, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)

Steals3, vs. Lakehead (November 5, 2011)

Field Goals4, at Ryerson (October 30, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts7, at Ryerson (October 30, 2010)

Free Throws2, two times (last: vs. York, Jan. 28, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts4, two times (last: vs. York, Jan. 28, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goalsnone

Three-Point Attemptsnone

Minutes Played19, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)


Player Profi les

JULIE

LONGAUER77

FORWARD 6-0 ELIG: 2

All Saints C.S.S. • Whitby, Ont.

Arts & Science

High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2005...won the coaches award for basketball in 2005 and 2010.Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for 20 games...recorded 93 points...recorded a season-high 10 points versus Lakehead (Nov. 5), at York (Jan. 14) and at Laurentian (Jan. 15).

JULIE LONGAUER SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

JULIE LONGAUER CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 20 199 10.0 38/89 42.7 0/4 0.0 17/30 56.7 93 4.7 18 16 34 1.7 8 23 15 11 2

Points10, many times (last: at Laurentian, Jan. 15, 2011)

Rebounds5, vs. Brock (November 19, 2010)

Assists2, two times (last: at York, Jan. 14, 2011)

Steals2, many times (last: at Laurentian, Jan. 15, 2011)

Field Goals5, at York (January 14, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts11, at Waterloo (November 26, 2010)

Free Throws4, at Laurentian (January 15, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts6, vs. Brock (November 19, 2010)

Three-Point Field Goalsnone.

Three-Point Attempts1, many times (last: at York, Jan. 14, 2011)

Minutes Played18, at RMC (January 21, 2011)


Player Profi les

JOANNA

MEDRI44

GUARD 5-8 ELIG: 5

Michael Power • Toronto, Ont.

Physical Education & Health

High School: Won the Theology and French award in 2004 and 2006, recpectively…named the athlete of the year in 2004, 2006 and 2007…was the most valuable player of the basketball, soccer and volleyball teams. University: Won the Kim Johnson memorial award for academic and athletic leadership in 2008.Other: Won the Etobicoke Hall of Fame scholarship in 2007.

JOANNA MEDRI SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

JOANNA MEDRI CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 471 21.4 36/119 30.3 11/55 20.0 14/19 73.7 97 4.4 25 47 72 3.3 30 25 27 43 4 2009-10 20 517 25.9 61/168 36.3 24/68 35.3 10/15 66.7 156 7.8 27 45 72 3.6 43 24 37 43 52008-09 20 346 17.3 20/86 23.3 6/36 16.7 6/10 60.0 52 2.6 18 32 50 2.5 16 26 20 28 52007-08 18 209 11.6 20/58 34.5 6/17 35.3 3/6 50.0 49 2.7 8 16 24 1.3 13 15 20 13 0TOTAL 80 1543 19.1 137/431 31.8 47/176 26.7 33/50 66.0 354 4.4 78 140 218 2.7 102 90 104 128 14

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot

2010-11 8 242 30.3 12/63 19.0 6/22 27.2 5/6 83.3 35 4.4 8 21 29 3.6 11 10 12 12 12009-10 2 67 33.5 7/17 41.2 4/11 36.4 1/2 50 19 9.5 5 3 8 4 0 1 4 7 02008-09 2 26 13 3/7 42.9 1/1 100 0/0 0 7 3.5 3 2 5 2.5 3 1 0 2 02007-08 2 4 2 0/1 0 0/1 0 0/0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.5 0 1 1 0 1TOTAL 14 339 24.2 22/88 25.0 11/35 31.4 6/8 75 61 4.4 16 27 43 3.1 14 13 17 21 2

Points15, vs. Laurier (November 6, 2009)

Rebounds8, twice (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 17, 2010)

Assists6, twice (last: at RMC, Feb. 6, 2010)

Steals5, many times (last: at York, Jan. 14, 2011)

Field Goals6, at Guelph (November 21, 2009)

Field Goal Attempts12, at Guelph (November 21, 2009)

Free Throws6, vs. Ottawa (Feb. 12, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts8, vs. Ottawa (Feb. 12, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals4, vs. Queen’s (February 6, 2010)

Three-Point Attempts9, vs. Queen’s (February 6, 2010)

Minutes Played37, vs. Windsor (November 27, 2009)

Varsity:2010-11: Played in all 22 games...averaged 21.4 minutes per game...ranked second on the team with 43 steals...recorded a season-high 11 points versus Ottawa on Feb. 12.2009-10: Played in 20 games...averaged 25.9 minutes per game...third on the team with 7.8 points per game and 43 assists...ranked second on the team with 43 steals...played a season-high 37 minutes versus Windsor on Nov. 27...scored a season-high 15 points versus Laurier on Nov. 6.2008-09: Played in 20 games...averaged 17.3 minutes per game...recorded 52 points...won the Anne Chun basketball award of merit.2007-08: Played in 18 games…averaged 11.6 minutes per game…recorded 49 points…awarded the Tannenbaum scholarship.


Player Profi les

SHERRI

PIERCE2323

GUARD 5-5 ELIG: 5

St. Augustine • Brampton, Ont.

Arts & Science

High School: Won St. Augustine’s Reid Memorial Award for a multi-sport athlete demonstrating leadership/sportsmanship in 2005. Varsity: 2010-11: Played in 21 games... ranked second on the team with 10.8 points per game and 53 assists...recorded a career-high 21 points at Laurentian on Jan. 15...named an OUA second team all-star.2008-09: Played in 22 games...averaged 26.5 minutes per game...averaged 8.1 points per game. 2007-08: Played in 16 games…averaged 12.3 minutes per game…

SHERRI PIERCE SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

SHERRI PIERCE CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 21 559 26.6 62/161 38.5 13/39 33.3 90/113 79.7 227 10.8 29 42 71 3.4 53 56 56 39 22008-09 22 583 26.5 46/160 28.8 8/32 25 78/108 72.2 178 8.1 31 38 69 3.1 41 60 56 28 12007-08 16 196 12.3 17/57 29.8 1/6 16.7 19/29 65.5 54 3.4 14 16 30 1.9 12 27 23 21 02006-07 14 119 8.5 16/40 40 5/6 20 8/20 40 41 2.9 7 9 16 1.1 9 25 21 6 1TOTAL 73 1457 19.9 141/418 33.7 27/83 32.5 195/276 70.7 500 6.8 81 105 186 2.5 115 168 156 94 4

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF TO Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 7 184 26.2 20/66 30.3 4/11 36.4 18/25 72.0 64 9.1 3 13 16 2.3 17 18 22 5 02008-09 2 53 26.5 4/15 26.6 1/2 50.0 5/8 62.5 14 7.0 2 3 5 2.5 6 8 9 2 02007-08 5 42 8.4 2/4 50.0 0/0 0 5/6 83.3 9 1.8 2 4 6 1.2 3 11 7 3 02006-07 1 5 5 1/2 50.0 0/0 0 1/2 50.0 3 3.0 0 1 1 1.0 1 1 2 0 0TOTAL 15 284 18.9 27/87 31.0 5/13 38.5 29/41 70.7 90 6.0 7 21 28 1.8 27 37 40 10 0

Points21, at Laurentian (January 29, 2011)

Rebounds10, vs. Ryerson (February 18, 2011)

Assists7, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)

Steals4, many times (last: vs. Ottawa, Feb. 12, 2011)

Field Goals7, twice (last: at Laurentian, Feb. 14, 2009)

Field Goal Attempts13, at Laurentian (February 14, 2009)

Free Throws11, twice (last: vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts14, vs. Brock (November 28, 2008)

Three-Point Field Goals2, twice (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 4, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts3, twice (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 4, 2011)

Minutes Played40 at York (February 13, 2009)

recorded 54 points…named most valuable player at the George Brown tournament. 2006-07: Played in 14 games…averaged 8.5 minutes per game…scored 41 points….named most valuable player at the George Brown tournament.


Player Profi les

MEGAN

STONCIUS99

FORWARD 5-11 ELIG: 5

Iona C.S.S. • Mississauga, Ont.


High School: Named the athlete of the year in grade 12…was the most valuable player for basketball and fl ag football teams…won the Raptor’s fair play award at the provincial championships. Varsity: 2010-11: Played in 17 games...averaged 12.7 minutes per game...recorded a season-high nine points versus Guelph on Nov. 20.2009-10: Played in all 22 games...averaged 22.6 minutes per game...ranked fourth on the team with 143 points...recorded a season-high 19 points versus Laurentian on Feb. 13 and a season-

MEGAN STONCIUS SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

SHERRI PIERCE CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 17 215 12.7 10/43 23.3 0/1 0.0 26/38 68.4 46 2.7 17 25 42 2.5 11 32 13 9 3 2009-10 22 496 22.6 46/130 35.4 2/9 22.2 49/75 65.3 143 6.5 32 45 77 3.5 21 55 18 24 9 2008-09 22 241 11.0 13/48 27.1 0/1 0.0 17/23 73.9 43 2.0 24 35 59 2.7 15 31 16 10 3 2007-08 20 190 9.5 12/45 26.7 2/3 66.7 8/18 44.4 34 1.7 18 34 52 2.6 10 30 9 9 1 TOTAL 81 1142 14.1 81/266 30.4 4/14 28.5 100/154 64.9 266 3.3 93 139 232 2.9 57 148 56 52 16

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF TO Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 8 112 14.0 8/23 34.8 0/2 0 8/11 72.7 24 3.0 4 13 17 2.1 0 11 3 5 1 2009-10 2 57 28.5 2/6 33.3 0/2 0 1/2 50 5 2.5 1 6 7 3.5 3 4 5 1 0 2008-09 2 18 9 0/2 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 2 0 2 1 0 3 3 0 1 2007-08 3 28 9.33 1/9 11.0 0/1 0 5/8 62.5 7 2.33 3 6 9 3 1 6 3 0 0 TOTAL 15 215 14.3 11/40 27.5 0/5 0 14/21 66.6 36 2.4 10 25 35 2.3 4 24 14 6 2

Points17, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Rebounds8, twice (last vs RMC Jan. 20, 2011)

Assists4, at Laurier (November 27, 2011)

Steals3, vs. Western (November 28, 2010)

Field Goals6, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts13, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Free Throws6, vs. Carleton (January 16, 2010)

Free Throw Attempts8, vs. Carleton (January 16, 2010)

Three-Point Field Goals1, twice (last: vs. York, January 12, 2010)

Three-Point Attempts1, twice (last: vs. York, January 12, 2010)

Minutes Played29, at Guelph (November 21, 2009)

high eight rebounds at Ottawa on Jan. 30.2008-09: Played in all 22 games...averaged 11 minutes per game...recorded 43 points. 2007-08: Played in 20 games…averaged 9.5 minutes per game…recorded 34 points...won a Tannenbaum scholarship.


Player Profi les

J ILL

STRATTON66

GUARD 5-10 ELIG: 2

Etobicoke C.I. • Etobicoke, Ont.


High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2008...was named the most valuable player on the girls basketball team for three consecutive years.Varsity:2010-11: Played in all 22 games...ranked fourth on the team with 8.7 points per game...ranked 15th in the CIS with 55 steals over 22 regular season games played...tallied a career-high 17 points in helping lead the Varsity Blues to a 65-57 victory over the Mustangs in the CIS Eastern Regional and a berth to the CIS Final 8...named the OUA East rookie of the year...named a member of the CIS all-rookie team.

JILL STRATTON SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

JILL STRATTON CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 506 23.0 71/181 39.2 11/47 23.4 39/66 59.1 192 8.7 44 59 103 4.7 57 26 24 55 10

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 8 211 26.3 32/75 42.6 5/16 31.1 5/7 71.4 74 9.25 13 29 42 5.25 27 15 13 20 4

Points17, vs. Western (March 12, 2011)

Rebounds9, vs. Laurentian (January 29, 2011)

Assists6, vs. Laurentian (January 29, 2011)

Steals7, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Field Goals7, at Waterloo (November 26, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts13, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Free Throws6, vs. York (January 28, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts8, two times (last: vs. York, Jan. 28, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals2, two times (last: vs. Guelph, Nov. 20, 2010)

Three-Point Attempts4, many times (last vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Minutes Played31, vs. Laurentian (January 29, 2011)


ALICIA

VAN KAMPEN1111

FORWARD 6-2 ELIG: 3

Westside S.S. • Orangeville, Ont.


High School: Won a letter of distinction for basketball in 2009. Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 18.7 minutes per game... recorded 119 points and ranked second on the team with 5 boards per game...recorded a career-high 14 points versus Ryerson on Feb. 18.2009-10: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 12.4 minutes per game...recorded 62 points and 82 rebounds...recorded a season-high nine points versus RMC on Feb. 5 and a season-high 10 rebounds versus Waterloo on Nov. 7.

ALICIA VAN KAMPEN SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

ALICIA VAN KAMPEN CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 412 18.7 47/106 44.3 0/1 0.0 25/43 58.1 119 5.4 45 64 109 5.0 5 53 28 10 202009-10 22 273 12.4 24/56 42.9 2/3 66.7 12/24 50.0 62 2.8 30 52 82 3.7 9 42 21 16 14

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF TO Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 8 173 21.6 15/34 44.1 0/3 0 7/14 50.0 37 4.63 12 28 40 5.0 1 22 17 4 8 2009-10 2 23 11.5 0-1 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 5 5 10 5 0 2 2 1 1

Points14, vs. Ryerson (February 18, 2011)

Rebounds12, at Waterloo (November 26, 2010)

Assists2, many times (last: vs. Laurentian, Feb. 13, 2010)

Steals3, vs. Waterloo (November 7, 2010)

Field Goals6, two times (last: at York, Jan. 14, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts10, two times (last: at York, Jan. 14, 2011)

Free Throws4, two times (last: vs. Ryerson, Feb. 18, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts6, two times (last: vs. Ryerson, Feb. 18, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals1, twice (last: vs. RMC, Feb. 5, 2010)

Three-Point Attempts1, many times (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 4, 2011)

Minutes Played26 at Carleton (January 8, 2011)

Player Profi les


Player Profi les

MELISSA

FREDERICK55

GUARD 5-7 ELIG: 1

Saunders S.S. • London, Ont.

Gender & Sexual Diversity Studies

High School: Named the girls basketbal most valuable player in grades 11 and 12Varsity:2010-11: Redshirt.

KRISTINA

MENTON1010


St. Mark H.S. • Manotick, Ont.

Engineering

High School: Named the Rogers SportsZone athlete of the year in 2009...named the basketball and touch football team’s most valuable player...won the Blessed Sacrament tournament in 2010 and the NCSSAA city championship in 2009.Varsity:2010-11: Saw action in eight games, recording six points on the year.

AMANDA

LUM88

GUARD 5-3 ELIG: 2

Unionville H.S. • Markham, Ont.


Varsity:2009-10: Dressed for 16 games...averaged 10.1 minutes per game...recorded 48 points and 14 assists...scored a season-high eight points versus York on Feb. 12.

RACHEL

SIDER1313


New Westminster S.S. • New Westminster B.C.

Arts

High School: Was named the player of the game four times at the B.C. high school provincial championships in 2009-10...won the Dogwood district scholarship and the NWSS principal’s award.Varsity:2010-11: Saw action in 11 games, recording 11 points and 12 rebounds on the year.Personal: Sister, Ariana, is a meber of Basketball B.C.’s under-17 provincial team.


New Additions to the Team

KRISTY

CHUTE2121


General Amherst S.S. • Amherstburg, Ont.

Kinesiology

Previous post-secondary: Played for two seasons for the Windsor Lancers (2008-10).

JENALLE

VANHIE1515

FORWARD 6-2 ELIG: 1

Catholic C.H.S. • Dorchester, Ont.

Commerce

High School: Won the LHSC Harvey F. Sullivan academic scholarship...named the junior volleyball and senior basketball most valuable player.

JEN

COFFIN2222

GUARD 5-7 ELIG: 1

Dr. John M. Denison S.S. • Newmarket, Ont.


High School: Won the ultimate frisbee and rock climbing coaches awards...named the 2011 female athlete of the year and was inducted into the hall of fame.Personal: Mother was a two-time all-Canadian as a member of the Varsity Blues fi eld hockey team (1975-79)...Father was a member of the Univeristy of Michigan track and fi eld team (1964-68).

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2010-11 VARSITY BLUES \ \

YEAR IN REVIEWAfter wrapping up their 2010-11 campaign on top of the OUA East division with an 18-4 record, the Varsity Blues women’s basketball team hosted the fi rst annual OUA East Final Four weekend.

Led by CIS second team all-Canadian Nicki Schutz and all-rookie Jill Stratton, the Blues captured an OUA bronze medal with a win over the Laurier Golden Hawks and headed to Fredericton, N.B., for the CIS Eastern Regional.

The women recorded two consecutive victories to earn a berth in the CIS Final 8 championship.

Toronto came in as the fi fth-seed and was narrowly beaten by Cape Breton in the quarter-fi nals.

After defeating the Laval Rouge et Or on the heels of a career-high 35-point performance by Schutz, the Blues ended their season as the sixth-place team in the CIS following a defeat at the hands of the Golden Hawks in the consolation fi nal.


2010-11 Year in Review

2010-11 OUA FINAL STANDINGS

East Team GP W L T PF PA PTS Toronto 22 18 4 0 1513 1216 36Carleton 22 18 4 0 1430 1209 36Ottawa 22 14 8 0 1408 1215 28Ryerson 22 10 12 0 1325 1388 20Queen’s 22 7 15 0 1327 1438 14York 22 7 15 0 1297 1487 14Laurentian 22 5 17 0 1335 1493 10RMC 22 1 21 0 946 1662 2

West Team GP W L T GF GA PTS Windsor 22 20 2 0 1681 1148 40Western 22 19 3 0 1586 1168 38Laurier 22 15 7 0 1385 1184 30Brock 22 14 8 0 1543 1403 28Lakehead 22 13 9 0 1360 1339 26Guelph 22 9 13 0 1334 1420 18McMaster 22 6 16 0 1294 1345 12Waterloo 22 0 22 0 1021 1670 0

2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSPlayer GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF TO Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot Liane Bailey 22 268 12.2 29/95 30.5 7/43 16.3 17/22 77.3 82 3.7 12 31 43 2 9 27 30 17 4Amanda Lauzon 17 196 11.5 19/60 31.7 0/0 0 8/12 66.7 46 2.7 21 25 46 2.7 10 16 22 11 1Julie Longauer 20 199 10 38/89 42.7 0/4 0 17/30 56.7 93 4.7 18 16 34 1.7 8 23 15 11 2Katelyn Mcconnell 17 238 14 27/63 42.9 0/1 0 20/33 60.6 74 4.4 15 16 31 1.8 13 39 29 24 0Erin McNeely 22 612 27.8 88/231 38.1 9/49 18.4 34/49 69.4 219 10 35 35 70 3.2 47 37 38 25 1Joanna Medri 22 471 21.4 36/119 30.3 11/55 20 14/19 73.7 97 4.4 25 47 72 3.3 30 25 27 43 4Kristina Menton 8 53 6.6 2/15 13.3 0/0 0 2/4 50 6 0.8 5 5 10 1.3 0 7 6 1 0Sherri Pierce 21 559 26.6 62/161 38.5 13/39 33.3 90/113 79.7 227 10.8 29 42 71 3.4 53 56 56 39 2Nicki Schutz 21 608 29 115/290 39.7 13/38 34.2 56/84 66.7 299 14.2 61 130 191 9.1 25 50 53 37 16Rachael Sider 11 56 5.1 3/17 17.7 2/5 40 3/4 75 11 1 6 6 12 1.1 2 6 7 2 0Megan Stoncius 17 215 12.7 10/43 23.3 0/1 0 26/38 68.4 46 2.7 17 25 42 2.5 11 32 13 9 3Jill Stratton 22 506 23 71/181 39.2 11/47 23.4 39/66 59.1 192 8.7 44 59 103 4.7 57 26 24 55 10Jaine Taylor 1 4 4 1/1 100 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 2 1 1 2 2 0 0 1 0 0Alicia Van Kampen 22 412 18.7 47/106 44.3 0/1 0 25/43 58.1 119 5.4 45 64 109 5 5 53 28 10 20


2010-11 Year in Review

2010-11 Game-By-Game StatisticsDate Opponent Score fg pct 3pt pct ft pct off def reb ast to stl blk pf pts 30-Oct at Ryerson W, 74-51 27-74 36.5 4/18 22.2 16-23 69.6 20 18 38 14 18 14 3 24 745-Nov vs. Lakehead W, 74-53 26-63 41.3 5/12 41.7 17-25 68 24 26 50 19 22 12 1 16 746-Nov vs. McMaster W, 53-51 17-69 24.6 2/1216.7 17-27 63 22 21 43 4 14 19 3 16 5312-Nov at Windsor W, 66-61 25-68 36.8 4/15 26.7 12/19 63.2 18 23 41 16 13 13 1 20 6613-Nov at Western L, 90-43 16-74 21.6 3/24 12.5 8/13 61.5 14 18 32 6 20 8 2 20 4319-Nov vs. Brock L, 74-67 24-65 36.9 3/10 30 16-34 47.1 23 23 46 9 21 12 2 20 6720-Nov vs. Guelph W, 80-65 29-65 44.6 4/10 40 18-23 78.3 19 31 50 19 19 10 2 20 8026-Nov at Waterloo W, 81-45 33-78 42.3 0-6 0 15-17 88.2 20 24 44 17 20 22 1 21 8127-Nov at Laurier W, 60-52 23-61 37.7 0-7 0 14-23 60.9 13 25 38 15 19 9 2 21 607-Jan at Ottawa L, 57-56 21-63 33.3 2/10 20 12/17 70.6 17 32 49 13 18 11 2 14 568-Jan at Carleton L, 52-51 18-46 39.1 3/8 37.5 12/20 60 6 18 24 2 22 9 3 12 5114-Jan at York W, 87-54 37-73 50.7 5/19 26.3 8/9 88.9 19 26 45 18 18 13 2 17 8715-Jan at Laurentian W, 94-63 32-77 41.6 4/15 26.7 26-35 74.3 22 20 42 12 11 18 1 25 9421-Jan vs. RMC W, 64-30 26-74 35.1 1/13 7.7 11/23 47.8 25 39 64 9 22 16 7 15 6422-Jan vs. Queen’s W, 82-48 33-67 49.3 4/10 40 12/20 60 12 34 46 22 8 13 5 14 8228-Jan vs. York W, 70-59 24-66 36.4 4/20 20 18-27 66.7 21 33 54 13 11 4 4 14 7029-Jan vs. Laurentian W, 66-53 26-67 38.8 0-10 0 14-22 63.6 19 25 44 14 16 14 5 15 664-Feb at Queen’s W, 68-46 22-67 32.8 6/15 40 18-28 64.3 14 26 40 8 16 12 3 21 685-Feb at RMC W, 88-45 28-72 38.9 4/9 44.4 28-34 82.4 8 18 26 5 2 16 1 20 8811-Feb vs. Carleton W, 54-49 17-64 26.6 2/13 15.4 18-23 78.3 15 31 46 7 14 14 5 13 5412-Feb vs. Ottawa W, 64-53 20-53 37.7 2/9 22.2 22-34 64.7 14 25 39 11 20 15 4 14 6418-Feb vs. Ryerson W, 71-65 24-65 36.9 4/18 22.2 19-21 90.5 19 25 44 17 17 10 4 24 71

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Head Coach Seasons Record PlayoffsStanley Moore 1920-22 (2) 4-0 N/ADr. H.D. Logan 1922-23 (1) 1-1 N/AArthur Smith 1923-24 (1) 2-0 N/AHector Crighton 1924-27 (3) 5-1 N/APhyllis Griffi ths 1927-29 (2) 2-2 N/AMarion Forward 1929-32, 33-34 (4) 8-0 N/ASally Ballard 1932-33 (1) 1-1 N/AMuriel Atkin 1934-35 (1) 1-1 N/AM. Thompson Wilson 1935-36 (1) 1-1 N/AB. Longley 1936-37, 38-40 (3) 4-2 N/AMargery Rean 1937-38 (1) 1-1 N/AJ. Crawford-Stephenson 1945-47 (2) 3-1 N/AJoan Davis 1947-48 (1) 0-2 N/AMary Barnett 1948-61 (13) 21-6 N/AAnne Hewett 1961-68 (7) 7-16 N/AGwen Hill-Powell 1968-73 (5) 20-8 2-3Sharon Bradley 1973-79 (6) 28-49 2-3Michèle Bélanger 1979-Present (32) 391-129 76-47

VARSITY BLUES \ \ \ \ \ \ \

RECORD MANUALAs part of the Varsity Blues family, women’s basketball is one of 44 men’s and women’s teams in 26 sports offered by U of T. The breadths of the Varsity Blues experience and legacy are unmatched at a Canadian university.

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues basketball team has made 17 trips to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Championship, including a berth in the 2011 national tournament. With one national title, two silver medals and two bronze medals to show for their efforts, the Varsity Blues are gunning for a trip

back to the CIS Championship in 2011-12.

U of T has collected the conference crown nine times, the second best in the OUA. The team has brought home the OUA title four times in the past 18 seasons.

Along with team accolades, Varsity Blues basketball also regularly attracts some of the top high school student-athletes both here in Ontario and across the country. Since 1985, 55 Varsity Blues have been named OUA all-stars and 18 have been named CIS all-Canadians. A number of Blues

players have spent time with the Canadian national team and Justine Ellison earned CIS Athlete of the Year honours in 1996.

On the sidelines, head coach Michèle Bélanger returns for her 33rd season behind the Varsity Blues bench. Her record speaks for itself - nine OUA championships, 17 CIS championship appearances and fi ve CIS top three fi nishes, including a national championship crown in 1986.

Varsity Blues women’s basketball is all about excellence on the court, in the classroom and in the community.

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VARSITY BLUES AT THE CIS CHAMPIONSHIP (Since 1971)

Appearances GP W L PCT 1st Appearance Last Appearance17 48 23 25 .479 1981-82 2010-11

2010-11 (CIS 6th)Regional Semifi nal - Toronto 78, Fraser Valley 69Regional Final - Toronto 65, Western 57Quarter-Final - Cape Breton 58, Toronto 49Consolation Semifi nal - Toronto 82, Laval 795th Place - Laurier 64, Toronto 57

2007-08Quarter-Final - UBC 74, Toronto 59Consolation Semifi nal - Saskatchewan 74, Toronto 70

2001-02Quarter-Final - Regina 89, Toronto 72Consolation Semifi nal - Brock 75, Toronto 67

1996-97 (CIS 4th)Quarter-Final - Toronto 73, Lakehead 59Semfi nal - York 64, Toronto 60Bronze Medal - Western 83, Toronto 69

1995-96 (CIS Silver)Quarter-Final - Toronto 89, Laval 69Semifi nal - Toronto 71, McGill 68Final - Manitoba 81, Toronto 77 (OT)

1994-95 (CIS 4th)Quarter-Final - Toronto 72, Victoria 51Semfi nal - Winnipeg 79, Toronto 75Bronze Medal - Laurentian 76, Toronto 47

1993-94 (CIS Silver)Quarter-Final - Toronto 74, UNB 44Semifi nal - Toronto 69, Laurentian 60 (OT)Final - Winnipeg 90, Toronto 76

1992-93 (CIS 5th)Quarter-Final - Lethbridge 73, Toronto 72Consolation Semifi nal - Toronto 82, UPEI 585th Place - Toronto 81, Western 59

1991-92 (CIS 4th)Quarter-Final - Toronto 76, Manitoba 60Semifi nal - Victoria 73, Toronto 55Bronze Medal - Laurentian 82, Toronto 60

1989-90Quarter-Final - Calgary 75, Toronto 58Consolation Semifi nal - Victoria 68, Toronto 65

1988-89 (CIS Bronze)Quarter-Final - Toronto 85, Winnipeg 59Semifi nal - Calgary 78, Toronto 73Bronze Medal - Toronto 64, Victoria 53

1987-88Quarter-Final - UPEI 66, Toronto 59Consolation Semifi nal - Lethbridge 69, Toronto 68

1986-87(CIS 5th)Quarter-Final - Winnipeg 56, Toronto 53Consolation Semfi nal - Toronto 84, Brock 535th Place - Toronto 60, UPEI 40

1985-86 (CIS Champions)Quarter-Final - Toronto 81, Dalhousie 63Semifi nal - Toronto 84, Lethbridge 78Final - Toronto 68, Victoria 63

1984-85 (CIS Bronze)Quarter-Final - Toronto 70, UNB 65Semifi nal - Laurentian 71, Toronto 70Bronze Medal - Toronto 66, Concordia 65

1983-84 Quarter-Final - Alberta 72, Toronto 66Consolation Semifi nal - Manitoba 71, Toronto 70 (OT)

1981-82 (CIS 5th)Quarter-Final - Victoria 81, Toronto 31Consolation Semifi nal - Toronto 73, York 665th-Place - Toronto 60, Saskatchewan 45


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OUA East Player of the Year2008-09 - Alaine Hutton2003-04 - Nikki Doucet1997-98 - Elizabeth Hart1995-96 - Justine Ellison1991-92 - Denise Scott1987-88 - Mary Ann Kowal1985-86 - Pat Melville

OUA East Joy Bellinger Award2007-08 - Christine Cho1999-00 - Suzanne McAlpine1998-99 - Samantha Burrows

OUA East Rookie of the Year2010-11 - Jill Stratton2005-06 - Alaine Hutton2001-02 - Paula Romkey1998-99 - Vanessa Richardson1996-97 - Laura Verbeeten1991-92 - Tina Ellison1990-91 - Kimberely Johnson

OUA East Coach of the Year 2010-11 - Michele Belanger2007-08 - Michele Belanger 1999-00 - Michele Belanger 1996-97 - Michele Belanger 1993-94 - Michele Belanger 1981-82 - Michele Belanger1980-81 - Michele Belanger

OUA All-Stars 2010-11 - Nicki Schutz, Sherri Pierce2009-10 - Nicki Schutz2008-09 - Alaine Hutton, Nicki Schutz2007-08 - Christine Cho, Alaine Hutton2006-07 - Christine Cho, Alaine Hutton2005-06 - Christine Cho 2004-05 - Joanne Chehade, Vanessa Nobrega 2003-04 - Vanessa Nobrega, Nikki Doucet 2002-03 - Paula Romkey 2001-02 - Holly Pagnan, Vanessa Richardson 2000-01 - Klara Danes,Vanessa Richardson, Elanna Robson 1999-00 - Klara Danes, Rachel Ellison 1998-99 - Karen Bottineau, Rachel Ellison, Stephanie Splitter 1997-98 - Liz Hart, Laura Verbeeten 1996-97 - Liz Hart, Laurel Johnson1995-96 - Justine Ellison, Liz Hart 1994-95 - Justine Ellison, Laurel Johnson, Laurie Pinkney 1993-94 - Laurel Johnson, Justine Ellison 1992-93 - Justine Ellison, Denise Scott 1991-92 - Denise Scott, Heather Marlborough1990-91 - Samantha Reed, Denise Scott 1989-90 - Denise Scott, Joan Stock 1988-89 - Mary Ann Kowal, Joan Stock 1987-88 - Mary Ann Kowal, Samantha Reed 1986-87 - Theresa Burns, Mary Ann Kowal, Samantha Reed 1985-86 - Theresa Burns, Pat Melville, Angela Orton1984-85 - Peggy Blumenthal, Angela Orton, Pat Mellville1983-84 - Peggy Blumenthal, Angela Orton, Theresa Burns1982-83 - Pat Melville, Angela Orton1981-82 - Pat Melville, Laura Dampf, Gerta Delonghi1980-81 - Pat Melville, Greta Delonghi

ALL-CANADIANS AND ALL-STARSCIS Player of the Year (Nan Copp Award)1995-96 - Justine Ellison1985-86 - Pat Mellville

CIS Championship MVP1985-86 - Angela Orton

CIS All-Rookie Team2010-11 - Jill Stratton

CIS All-Canadians Nicki Schutz (2009-10, 2010-11)Alaine Hutton (2008-09)Nikki Doucet (2003-04) Liz Hart (97-98) Justine Ellison (95-96, 94-95) Denise Scott (92-93, 91-92, 90-91) Mary Ann Kowal (88-89, 87-88, 86-87) Angela Orton (85-86, 84-85, 83-84) Pat Melville (85-86, 84-85)


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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS, 1920 TO DATEWBB Regular Season Playoff Season W L T Standing W L Coach1920-21 2 0 1st Stanley Moore1921-22 2 0 1st Stanley Moore1922-23 1 1 2nd Dr. H.D. Logan1923-24 2 0 1st Arthur Smith1924-25 2 0 1st Hector Crighton1925-26 1 1 2nd Hector Crighton1926-27 2 0 1st Hector Crighton1927-28 0 2 4th Phyllis Griffi ths1928-29 2 0 1st Phyllis Griffi ths1929-30 2 0 1st Marion Forward1930-31 2 0 1st Marion Forward1931-32 2 0 1st Marion Forward1932-33 1 1 3rd Sally Ballard1933-34 2 0 1st Marion Forward1934-35 1 1 3rd Muriel Atkin1935-36 1 1 3rd M. Thompson Wilson1936-37 1 1 4th Dorothy Rintoul B. Longley1937-38 1 1 4th Margery Rean1938-39 2 0 1st B. Longley1939-40 1 1 4th B. Longley1940-45 WAR YEARS - NO LEAGUE PLAY1945-46 1 1 3rd J. Crawford-Stephenson1946-47 2 0 1st J. Crawford-Stephenson1947-48 0 2 4th Joan Davis1948-49 3 0 1st Mary Barnett1949-50 2 0 1 1st Mary Barnett1950-51 3 0 1st Mary Barnett1951-52 1 1 3rd Mary Barnett1952-53 2 0 1st Mary Barnett1953-54 2 0 1st Mary Barnett1954-55 1 1 2nd Mary Barnett1955-56 0 2 4th Mary Barnett1956-57 2 0 1st Mary Barnett1957-58 1 1 4th Mary Barnett1958-59 1 1 3rd Mary Barnett1959-60 2 1 2nd Mary Barnett1960-61 1 1 1 2nd Mary Barnett1961-62 2 1 2nd Anne Hewett1962-63 1 2 3rd Anne Hewett1963-64 0 2 1 2nd Anne Hewett1964-65 1 2 3rd Anne Hewett1965-66 1 2 2nd Anne Hewett1966-67 0 4 1 6th Anne Hewett1967-68 2 3 4th Anne Hewett1968-69 Gwen Hills1969-70 Gwen Hills Powell1970-71 6 2 2nd Cent Gwen Powell1971-72 5 5 3rd East 2 1 Gwen Powell1972-73 9 1 1st East 1 1 Gwen Powell1973-74 4 6 4th East 0 1 Sharon Bradley1974-75 4 6 4th East 0 1 Sharon Bradley

1975-76 2 13 7th East 0 0 Sharon Bradley1976-77 2 13 5th East 0 0 Sharon Bradley1977-78 4 11 4th East 0 0 Sharon Bradley1978-79 12 0 1st T2 2 1 Sharon Bradley1979-80 5 7 5th T1 0 1 Michele Belanger1980-81 6 6 5th T1 1 1 Michele Belanger1981-82 8 4 3rd T1 4 2 Michele Belanger1982-83 9 3 3rd East 2 1 Michele Belanger1983-84 10 2 2nd East 3 2 Michele Belanger1984-85 11 1 1st East 5 1 Michele Belanger1985-86 12 0 1st East 6 0 Michele Belanger1986-87 10 2 2nd East 4 2 Michele Belanger1987-88 11 1 1st East 3 2 Michele Belanger1988-89 10 2 5 1 Michele Belanger1989-90 8 4 2nd East 2 3 Michele Belanger1990-91 10 2 2nd East 1 2 Michele Belanger1991-92 11 1 1st East 3 3 Michele Belanger1992-93 10 2 2nd East 4 2 Michele Belanger1993-94 10 2 2nd East 5 1 Michele Belanger1994-95 10 2 2nd East 3 3 Michele Belanger1995-96 10 2 1st East 5 1 Michele Belanger1996-97 18 2 1st East 4 2 Michele Belanger1997-98 17 3 2nd East 1 2 Michele Belanger1998-99 15 5 2nd East 1 1 Michele Belanger1999-00 16 4 2nd East 1 1 Michele Belanger2000-01 15 5 2nd East 0 1 Michele Belanger2001-02 16 4 2nd East Michele Belanger2002-03 10 10 5th East 0 0 Michele Belanger2003-04 17 5 T-2 East 0 1 Michele Belanger2004-05 16 6 3rd East 0 1 Michele Belanger2005-06 14 8 2nd East 1 1 Michele Belanger2006-07 12 10 4th East 1 1 Michele Belanger2007-08 18 4 1st East 2 3 Michele Belanger2008-09 17 5 1st East 1 1 Michele Belanger2009-10 11 11 6th East 1 1 Michele Belanger2010-11 18 4 1st East 5 3 Michele Belanger


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ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS (from 1921 to present)

Date Opponent Var Opp W/L Type1921 4-Feb McGill 32 28 W WIAU5-Feb Queen’s 29 24 W WIAU

1922 23-Feb Queen’s 28 13 W WIAU24-Feb McGill 42 32 W WIAU

1923 22-Feb Queen’s 38 22 W WIAU24-Feb McGill 30 32 L WIAU

1924 21-Feb McGill 15 12 W (OT) WIAU22-Feb Queen’s 22 10 W WIAU

1925 27-Feb McGill 26 18 W WIAU28-Feb Queen’s 31 26 W (OT) WIAU

1926 18-Feb Queen’s 35 18 W WIAU20-Feb McGill 22 23 L WIAU

1927 24-Feb McGill 43 22 W WIAU26-Feb Queen’s 38 17 W WIAU

1928 2-Mar Western 17 28 L WIAU3-Mar Queen’s 35 36 L (OT) WIAU

1929 1-Mar Queen’s 58 27 W WIAU2-Mar Western 52 19 W WIAU

1930 21-Feb Western 34 27 W WIAU22-Feb McGill 53 41 W WIAU

1931 27-Feb Queen’s 41 13 W WIAU28-Feb Western 30 16 W WIAU


1933 24-Feb McGill 27 39 L WIAU25-Feb Western 25 16 W WIAU

1934 23-Feb Queen’s 20 17 W WIAU24-Feb Western 20 16 W WIAU

1935 22-Feb Western 9 12 L WIAU23-Feb McGill 25 18 W WIAU


1937 19-Feb Queen’s 28 22 W WIAU20-Feb Western 14 40 L WIAU

1938 18-Feb McGill 17 14 W WIAU24-Feb Western 18 25 L WIAU


1940 1-Mar Queen’s 27 7 W WIAU2-Mar Western 20 23 L WIAU

1941-45 Play suspended - War

1946 8-Mar McGill 27 30 L (OT) WIAU9-Mar Queen’s 18 14 W WIAU

1947 28-Feb Western 22 9 W WIAU1-Mar McGill 25 20 W WIAU

1948 27-Feb Queen’s 7 19 L WIAU28-Feb Western 11 18 L WIAU

1949 25-Feb McGill 21 19 W WIAU26-Feb Queen’s 32 21 W WIAU26-Feb Western 26 22 W WIAU

1950 3-Mar Western 38 26 W WIAU4-Mar McGill 20 20 T WIAU4-Mar Queen’s 30 25 W WIAU

1951 16-Feb McGill 36 26 W WIAU17-Feb Western 37 18 W WIAU17-Feb Queen’s 36 21 W WIAU

1952 22-Feb McGill 28 29 L WIAU23-Feb Western 43 21 W WIAU


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1953 27-Feb OAC 52 14 W WIAU28-Feb McGill 44 31 W WIAU

1954 26-Feb Queen’s 26 24 W WIAU27-Feb McGill 44 30 W WIAU

1955 25-Feb McGill 35 32 W WIAU26-Feb Western 26 30 L WIAU

1956 24-Feb Western 18 33 L WIAU25-Feb McGill 21 38 L WIAU

1957 1-Mar Queen’s 46 36 W WIAU2-Mar Western 46 37 W WIAU

1958 28-Feb McGill 39 11 W WIAU1-Mar Western 30 39 W WIAU


1960 4-Mar Queen’s 45 31 W WIAU4-Mar McGill 34 25 W WIAU5-Mar Western 41 46 L WIAU

1961 24-Feb McGill 32 35 L WIAU24-Feb Western 51 39 W WIAU25-Feb Queen’s 37 37 T WIAU

1962 23-Feb Western 35 51 L WIAU23-Feb Queen’s 44 22 W WIAU24-Feb McGill 42 41 W WIAU

1963 22-Feb Queen’s 28 34 L WIAU22-Feb McGill 30 15 W WIAU23-Feb Western 22 38 L WIAU1964 28-Feb McGill 26 38 L WIAU28-Feb Western 31 47 L WIAU29-Feb Queen’s 22 22 T WIAU

1965 26-Feb Western 23 30 L WIAU26-Feb Queen’s 22 28 L WIAU27-Feb McGill 28 22 W WIAU

1966 25-Feb Queen’s 31 13 W WIAU25-Feb McGill 30 28 W WIAU26-Feb Western 23 47 L WIAU

1967 11-Feb McGill 21 21 T WIAU11-Feb Guelph 12 23 L WIAU24-Feb Queen’s 15 17 L WIAU24-Feb Western 28 38 L WIAU25-Feb McMaster 26 36 L WIAU

1968 16-Feb Queen’s 12 14 L WIAU16-Feb Western 19 28 L WIAU1-Mar McMaster 22 23 L WIAU1-Mar McGill 26 16 W WIAU2-Mar Guelph 22 17 W WIAU

1969 21-Feb Western 33 32 W WIAU22-Feb Guelph 26 17 W WIAU28-Feb McGill 37 23 W WIAU28-Feb McMaster 23 27 L WIAU1-Mar Queen’s 33 23 W WIAU

1970 20-Feb Guelph 27 30 L WIAU20-Feb Western 31 40 L WIAU21-Feb McMaster 46 33 W WIAU

1970-71 19-Nov McMaster 44 56 L 27-Nov Queen’s 43 39 W 1-Dec York 51 36 W 5-Dec Laurentian 60 38 W Guelph 40 42 L 15-Jan McMaster 30 49 L 19-Jan York 40 37 W 22-Jan Laurentian 51 36 W 25-Jan Ryerson 64 13 W 4-Feb Ryerson 75 15 W

1971-72 20-Nov Queen’s 49 45 W 23-Nov York 43 27 W 27-Nov Laurentian 38 49 L 3-Dec Ottawa 38 49 W 4-Dec Carleton L 21-Jan Carleton 54 21 W 22-Jan Ottawa 48 62 L 26-Jan York 37 31 W 4-Feb Queen’s 46 48 L 12-Feb Laurentian 33 46 L 25-Feb Laurier 74 34 W PO-Con25-Feb Carleton 63 32 W PO-Con25-Feb Windsor 38 46 L PO-Con

1972-73 18-Nov Laurentian 28 39 L 24-Nov Carleton 64 19 W 25-Nov Ottawa 45 31 W 2-Dec Queen’s 51 43 W 5-Dec York 51 23 W 19-Jan Ottawa 41 39 W 20-Jan Carleton 61 34 W


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30-Jan York 64 32 W 2-Feb Queen’s 56 38 W 10-Feb Laurentian 44 30 W 23-Feb McMaster 45 52 L OW-P24-Feb Ottawa 44 43 W OW-P

1973-74 17-Nov Laurentian 27 42 L 23-Nov Ottawa 37 58 L 24-Nov Carleton 48 46 W 30-Nov Queen’s 50 54 L 4-Dec York 41 35 W 18-Jan Carleton 53 22 W 19-Jan Ottawa 50 64 L 2-Feb Laurentian 38 40 L 7-Feb York 82 21 W 15-Feb Queen’s 48 49 L Western 35 44 L OW-P

1974-75 15-Nov Queen’s 48 68 L 23-Nov Laurentian 27 50 L 29-Nov Carleton 47 30 W 30-Nov Ottawa 29 46 L 5-Dec York 15-Jan York 17-Jan Ottawa 39 61 L 18-Jan Carleton 28 22 W 24-Jan Queen’s 27 61 L 30-Jan York 52 39 W 15-Feb Laurentian 41 63 L Western 36 68 L OW-P

1975-76 11-Nov Guelph 19 60 L 13-Nov McMaster 36 53 L 18-Nov York 25 34 L 21-Nov Carleton 30 44 L 22-Nov Ottawa 36 58 L 28-Nov Queen’s 44 38 W 5-Dec Laurentian 16 42 L 16-Jan Waterloo 38 59 L 23-Jan Carleton 27 35 L 24-Jan Ottawa 38 65 L 30-Jan Western 39 66 L 31-Jan Windsor 28 46 L 7-Feb Queen’s 26 44 L 10-Feb York 48 33 W 13-Feb Laurentian 15 66 L

1976-77 6-Nov Laurentian 14 74 L 16-Nov Western 29 69 L 19-Nov Windsor 28 45 L 23-Nov York 42 38 W 26-Nov Queen’s 38 53 L 3-Dec Carleton 59 37 W 7-Jan Ottawa 30 64 L 14-Jan Ottawa 30 47 L 15-Jan Carleton 48 55 L 21-Jan Waterloo 45 54 L

26-Jan Guelph 40 48 L 4-Feb Laurentian 14 96 L 9-Feb McMaster 40 42 L 11-Feb Queen’s 43 44 L 1 game missing

1977-78 9-Nov Guelph 33 67 L 19-Nov Windsor 56 39 W 23-Nov York 70 43 W 25-Nov Queen’s 43 53 L 1-Dec Carleton 53 47 W 3-Dec Ottawa 38 41 L 10-Dec Laurentian 56 36 W 11-Jan Waterloo 14-Jan Queen’s 38 50 L 21-Jan Western 58 72 L 27-Jan Carleton 51 44 W 28-Jan Ottawa 47 63 L 8-Feb York 68 62 W 10-Feb Laurentian 40 76 L 11-Feb McMaster 44 48 L

1978-79 10-Nov Windsor 73 49 W 18-Nov Brock 52 27 W 25-Nov Laurier 48 28 W 29-Nov York 64 49 W 16-Jan Ryerson 86 34 W 23-Jan York 67 41 W 26-Jan Carleton 64 56 W 30-Jan Ryerson 54 37 W 2-Feb Carleton 55 26 W 3-Feb Windsor 70 41 W 16-Feb Brock 47 42 W 9-Feb Laurier 73 25 W McMaster 55 46 W OW-P Western 59 58 W OW-P Ottawa 46 53 L OW-P

1979-80 7-Nov Guelph 59 78 L 16-Nov Queen’s 60 55 W 23-Nov Laurentian 52 54 L 24-Nov Waterloo 51 49 W 28-Nov Western 43 51 L 9-Jan Guelph 41 53 L 11-Jan Queen’s 73 52 W 18-Jan Laurentian 27 54 L 25-Jan Ottawa 60 37 W 1-Feb Waterloo 47 53 L 8-Feb Ottawa 53 28 W 9-Feb Western 50 56 L 22-Feb Brock 51 60 L OW-P

1980-81 5-Nov Guelph 64 45 W 11-Nov Brock 61 43 W 14-Nov Western 52 49 W 22-Nov Laurentian 39 63 L 26-Nov Waterloo 48 47 W


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6-Dec York 30 33 L 14-Jan Guelph 55 38 W 16-Jan brock 57 53 W 20-Jan York 46 47 L 24-Jan Western 44 54 L 6-Feb Laurentian 64 77 L 8-Feb Waterloo 63 71 L 15-Feb McMaster 59 51 W OW-P16-Feb Western 47 48 L OW-P

1981-82 7-Nov Queen’s 55 62 L 20-Nov Ryerson 85 25 W 25-Nov York 48 49 L 9-Jan Laurentian 51 64 L 19-Jan Ryerson 77 29 W 22-Jan Carleton 83 37 W 23-Jan Ottawa 65 43 W 27-Jan York 57 56 W 29-Jan Queen’s 80 36 W 5-Feb Laurentian 52 56 L 12-Feb Ottawa 89 31 W 13-Feb Carleton 81 35 W 26-Feb Brock 58 51 W OW-P27-Feb Laurentian 61 60 W OW-P28-Feb York 56 58 L OW-P4-Mar Victoria 31 81 L CIS5-Mar York 73 66 W CIS6-Mar Saskatchewan 60 45 W CIS

1982-83 16-Nov York 65 77 L 24-Nov Ryerson 98 33 W 3-Dec Ottawa 70 48 W 14-Jan Queen’s 77 53 W 21-Jan Ottawa 61 51 W 22-Jan Carleton 56 43 W 28-Jan Queen’s 72 49 W 1-Feb York 63 55 W 5-Feb Laurentian 55 68 L 8-Feb Ryerson 80 24 W 11-Feb Laurentian 87 90 L 12-Feb Carleton 78 43 W 19-Feb Carleton 73 51 W OW-P25-Feb Guelph 57 53 W OW-P26-Feb Laurentian 58 65 L OW-P

1983-84 29-Nov Ryerson 80 37 W 12-Dec Laurentian 49 56 L 17-Jan York 64 61 W 20-Jan Ottawa 69 39 W 21-Jan Carleton 59 54 W 24-Jan Ryerson 91 58 W 27-Jan Queen’s 85 45 W 28-Jan Carleton 76 41 W 31-Jan York 78 51 W 4-Feb Queen’s 86 55 W 10-Feb Ottawa 72 50 W 11-Feb Laurentian 50 53 L 17-Feb Waterloo 61 50 W OW-P

18-Feb Brock 73 68 W OW-P19-Feb Laurentian 64 50 W OW-P1-Mar Alberta 66 72 L CIS2-Mar Manitoba 70 71 L CIS

1984-85 7-Dec Laurentian 72 73 L (OT)10-Jan Ryerson 102 30 W 15-Jan York 72 51 W 18-Jan Ottawa 78 42 W 19-Jan Carleton 84 60 W 22-Jan Ryerson 93 47 W 25-Jan Queen’s 80 44 W 26-Jan Carleton 95 51 W 29-Jan York 83 58 W 3-Feb Queen’s 92 42 W 8-Feb Ottawa 90 48 W 9-Feb Laurentian 79 69 W 15-Feb Western 92 48 W OW-P16-Feb Guelph 79 55 W OW-P17-Feb Laurentian 77 74 W OW-P28-Feb UNB 70 65 W CIS1-Mar Laurentian 70 71 L CIS2-Mar Concordia 66 65 W CIS bronze

1985-86 8-Nov Carleton 82 28 W 26-Nov Ryerson 78 40 W 17-Jan Carleton 86 37 W 18-Jan Ottawa 69 32 W 25-Jan Laurentian 75 69 W 28-Jan York 77 63 W 1-Feb Queen’s 74 42 W 4-Feb Ryerson 76 35 W 7-Feb Ottawa 76 41 W 8-Feb Queen’s 88 43 W 11-Feb York 75 48 W 15-Feb Laurentian 63 57 W 20-Feb McMaster 79 47 W OW-P21-Feb Waterloo 89 43 W OW-P22-Feb Laurentian 71 60 W OW-P27-Feb Dalhousie 81 63 W CIS28-Feb Lethbridge 84 78 W CIS1-Mar Victoria 68 63 W CIS

1986-87 12-Jan Laurentian 50 62 L 16-Jan York 58 49 W 23-Jan Carleton 84 30 W 24-Jan Ottawa 70 28 W 28-Jan Ryerson 68 43 W 31-Jan Queen’s 62 26 W 3-Feb York 55 44 W 6-Feb Laurentian 63 74 L 13-Feb Carleton 82 29 W 15-Feb Ottawa 70 36 W 17-Feb Queen’s 77 29 W 20-Feb Ryerson 89 56 W 27-Feb Brock 56 59 L OW-P2-Mar Ottawa 72 54 W OW-P3-Mar Waterloo 65 51 W OW-P


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6-Mar Winnipeg 53 56 L CIS7-Mar Brock 84 53 W CIS8-Mar UPEI 60 48 W CIS

1987-88 9-Jan Laurentian 49 60 L 15-Jan Ottawa 66 49 W 16-Jan Carleton 83 40 W 19-Jan York 61 44 W 23-Jan Queen’s 92 48 W 29-Jan York 64 34 W 2-Feb Ryerson 71 45 W 5-Feb Queen’s 69 56 W 9-Feb Ryerson 77 58 W 12-Feb Laurentian 64 53 W 19-Feb Carleton 72 45 W 20-Feb Ottawa 65 52 W 26-Feb Laurier 66 61 W OW-PO27-Feb Windsor 79 66 W OW-PO28-Feb Laurentian 75 71 W OW-PO3-Mar UPEI 66 59 L CIS4-Mar Lethbridge 69 68 L CIS

1988-89 6-Jan Ottawa 69 46 W 7-Jan Carleton 103 30 W 18-Jan York 72 64 W 21-Jan Laurentian 63 77 L 25-Jan Ryerson 87 41 W 28-Jan Queen’s 79 52 W 3-Feb Carleton 97 31 W 7-Feb York 72 62 W 11-Feb Laurentian 69 75 L 14-Feb Queen’s 96 42 W 19-Feb Ottawa 81 35 W 23-Feb Ryerson 94 32 W 3-Mar Lakehead 79 50 W OW-PO4-Mar McMaster 87 69 W OW-PO5-Mar Laurentian 73 60 W OW-PO9-Mar Winnipeg 85 59 W CIS10-Mar Calgary 73 78 L CIS11-Mar Victoria 64 53 W CIS

1989-90 1-Dec Queen’s 76 63 W 12-Jan Laurentian 65 71 L 14-Jan Carleton 94 40 W 16-Jan Ryerson 85 45 W 20-Jan Queen’s 78 48 W 23-Jan York 52 42 W 2-Feb Ottawa 42 60 L 3-Feb Carleton 92 36 W 9-Feb Laurentian 39 84 L 17-Feb Ottawa 57 40 W 20-Feb York 51 56 L 24-Feb Ryerson 98 36 W 2-Mar Brock 68 65 W OW-PO3-Mar Lakehead 63 60 W OW-PO4-Mar Laurentian 70 79 L OW-PO8-Mar Calgary 58 76 L CIS9-Mar Victoria 65 68 L CIS

1990-91 28-Nov Queen’s 61 46 W 9-Jan Ryerson 76 52 W 15-Jan York 80 50 W 25-Jan Carleton 79 29 W 26-Jan Laurentian 66 77 L 2-Feb Ottawa 70 36 W 5-Feb Ryerson 83 51 W 9-Feb Queen’s 77 54 W 12-Feb York 77 44 W 15-Feb Ottawa 87 35 W 16-Feb Carleton 81 18 W 23-Feb Laurentian 63 72 L 26-Feb Lakehead 77 63 W OW-PO1-Mar Western 46 67 L OW-PO2-Mar McMaster 52 63 L OW-PO

1991-92 29-Nov Ottawa 77 41 W 11-Jan Ryerson 67 56 W 17-Jan Carleton 100 20 W 19-Jan Queen’s 89 56 W 1-Feb Laurentian 60 70 L 4-Feb York 72 54 W 7-Feb Ryerson 97 41 W 12-Feb York 59 55 W 15-Feb Carleton 100 27 W 16-Feb Ottawa 79 36 W 21-Feb Queen’s 90 64 W 22-Feb Laurentian 76 59 W 25-Feb McMaster 56 54 W OW-PO28-Feb Lakehead 67 49 W OW-PO29-Feb Laurentian 57 62 L OW-PO5-Mar Manitoba 76 60 W CIS6-Mar Victoria 55 73 L CIS7-Mar Laurentian 60 82 L CIS

1992-93 12-Jan Ryerson 63 42 W 15-Jan Carleton 84 56 W 16-Jan Laurentian 55 59 L 22-Jan Ottawa 51 40 W 23-Jan Carleton 74 34 W 30-Jan York 79 49 W 6-Feb Queen’s 60 58 W 9-Feb Ryerson 70 36 W 13-Feb Laurentian 37 66 L 16-Feb York 81 55 W 20-Feb Queen’s 74 58 W 21-Feb Ottawa 64 35 W 26-Feb Brock 76 51 W OW-PO27-Feb Western 58 47 W OW-PO28-Feb Laurentian 63 70 L OW-PO12-Mar Lethbridge 72 73 L CIS13-Mar UPEI 82 53 W CIS14-Mar Western 81 59 W CIS


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1993-94 11-Jan Ryerson 75 41 W 14-Jan Ottawa 71 43 W 15-Jan Carleton 94 41 W 18-Jan York 74 33 W 21-Jan Laurentian 45 60 L 28-Jan Queen’s 65 58 W 4-Feb Ryerson 67 46 W 5-Feb York 60 53 W 11-Feb Carleton 81 44 W 12-Feb Ottawa 75 61 W 19-Feb Laurentian 65 71 L 20-Feb Queen’s 84 45 W 4-Mar Brock 77 46 W OW-PO5-Mar Western 81 56 W OW-PO6-Mar Laurentian 61 34 W OW-PO11-Mar UNB 77 44 W CIS12-Mar Laurentian 69 60 W CIS13-Mar Winnipeg 76 90 L CIS

1994-95 7-Jan Laurentian 54 72 L 13-Jan Ryerson 75 35 W 17-Jan York 75 55 W 21-Jan Laurentian 75 77 L 27-Jan York 80 58 W 29-Jan Queen’s 83 55 W 3-Feb Ottawa 81 63 W 4-Feb Carleton 81 57 W 11-Feb Queen’s 78 50 W 14-Feb Ryerson 87 56 W 18-Feb Ottawa 65 50 W 19-Feb Carleton 87 53 W 24-Feb Brock 73 44 W OW-PO25-Feb Western 80 66 W OW-PO26-Feb Laurentian 60 64 L OW-PO10-Mar Victoria 72 51 W CIS11-Mar Winnipeg 75 79 L CIS12-Mar Laurentian 47 76 L CIS

1995-96 5-Jan Ottawa 81 65 W 6-Jan Carleton 90 36 W 14-Jan Laurentian 79 89 L 19-Jan Carleton 92 45 W 20-Jan Ottawa 68 52 W 23-Jan Ryerson 75 45 W 26-Jan York 70 77 L 28-Jan Queen’s 82 70 W 3-Feb Ryerson 94 44 W 4-Feb Queen’s 69 54 W 10-Feb York 100 73 W 18-Feb Laurentian 83 68 W 23-Feb Laurier 83 64 W OW-PO24-Feb York 84 68 W OW-PO25-Feb Western 92 70 W OW-Ch Laval 89 69 W CIS McGill 71 68 W CIS Manitoba 77 81 L (OT) CIS-Ch

1996-97 15-Nov McGill 69 80 L 16-Nov Concordia 83 63 W 23-Nov York 82 62 W 28-Nov Queen’s 96 72 W 30-Nov Ryerson 74 64 W 5-Jan Queen’s 68 43 W 11-Jan Bishop’s 78 48 W 12-Jan Laval 76 68 W 17-Jan Laurentian 71 72 L 24-Jan Carleton 76 31 W 25-Jan Ottawa 78 64 W 31-Jan Concordia 71 60 W 1-Feb McGill 63 60 W 7-Feb York 73 52 W 9-Feb Ryerson 70 46 W 14-Feb Laval 62 47 W 15-Feb Bishop’s 74 64 W 22-Feb Laurentian 80 64 W 1-Mar Ottawa 65 59 W 2-Mar Carleton 83 46 W 7-Mar Guelph 76 59 W OW-PO8-Mar Laurentian 77 65 W OW-PO9-Mar York 61 56 W OW-PO14-Mar Lakehead 73 59 W CIS15-Mar York 60 64 L CIS16-Mar Western 69 83 L CIS

1997-98 14-Nov McGill 65 52 W 15-Nov Concordia 57 60 L 21-Nov York 65 43 W 23-Nov Laurentian 61 76 L 28-Nov Bishop’s 78 58 W 29-Nov Laval 77 76 W (OT)10-Jan Ryerson 91 71 W 17-Jan Queen’s 68 64 W 23-Jan Ottawa 74 49 W 24-Jan Carleton 94 39 W 30-Jan Concordia 82 70 W 31-Jan McGill 71 57 W 7-Feb York 82 58 W 7-Feb Laurentian 67 48 W 13-Feb Laval 62 55 W 14-Feb Bishop’s 74 51 W 21-Feb Queen’s 59 66 L 22-Feb Ryerson 85 56 W 27-Feb Ottawa 70 54 W 28-Feb Carleton 75 31 W 6-Mar McMaster 91 56 W OU-PO7-Mar Western 64 73 L OU-PO8-Mar Queen’s 61 69 L OU-PO

1998-99 13-Nov Queen’s 65 68 L 15-Nov Ryerson 77 80 L 20-Nov Ottawa 68 53 W 22-Nov Carleton 60 39 W 27-Nov Bishop’s 74 49 W 29-Nov Laval 70 62 W 9-Jan Queen’s 79 77 W


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16-Jan Laurentian 76 62 W 19-Jan York 75 59 W 22-Jan Concordia 56 60 L 24-Jan McGill 79 78 W (OT)31-Jan Ryerson 94 52 W 5-Feb Ottawa 60 53 W 7-Feb Carleton 84 44 W 12-Feb Bishop’s 67 54 W 14-Feb Laval 49 78 L 19-Feb Laurentian 74 84 L 23-Feb York 74 61 W 26-Feb Concordia 70 57 W 28-Feb McGill 86 56 W 3-Mar Queen’s 86 71 W OU-PO4-Mar Laurentian 55 63 L OU-PO

1999-2000 12-Nov Laval 74 66 W 13-Nov Bishop’s 68 65 W 19-Nov Carleton 77 59 W 20-Nov Ottawa 51 39 W 27-Nov Laurentian 74 81 L 30-Nov York 69 60 W 9-Jan York 72 56 W 14-Jan Ryerson 72 57 W 15-Jan Queen’s 71 64 W 21-Jan Concordia 68 56 W 22-Jan McGill 75 58 W 30-Jan Laurentian 60 74 L 4-Feb Carleton 57 52 W 5-Feb Ottawa 75 66 W 11-Feb Bishop’s 67 46 W 12-Feb Laval 56 71 L 18-Feb Queen’s 84 64 W 19-Feb Ryerson 68 56 W 24-Feb Concordia 52 74 L 25-Feb McGill 79 74 W 2-Mar Queen’s 74 54 W OU-PO3-Mar Laurentian 39 64 L OU-PO

2000-01 10-Nov Laurentian 79 85 L 12-Nov York 76 51 W 17-Nov Laval 58 75 L 18-Nov Bishop’s 74 54 W 24-Nov Queen’s 70 72 L 30-Nov Ryerson 68 54 W 12-Jan McGill 78 76 W 13-Jan Concordia 65 56 W 19-Jan Ottawa 65 52 W 20-Jan Carleton 68 54 W 26-Jan York 81 73 W 27-Jan Laurentian 72 51 W 2-Feb Bishop’s 66 60 W 3-Feb Laval 76 90 L 9-Feb Queen’s 69 59 W 11-Feb Ryerson 76 50 W 17-Feb McGill 81 64 W 18-Feb Concordia 67 71 L 23-Feb Carleton 51 40 W 24-Feb Ottawa 101 63 W

1-Mar Queen’s 72 89 L OU-PO

2001-02 9-Nov Waterloo 75 59 W 10-Nov Laurier 77 72 W 16-Nov Brock 40 65 L 17-Nov Guelph 67 42 W 23-Nov Ryerson 65 66 L 30-Nov Carleton 75 49 W 1-Dec Ottawa 67 44 W 6-Jan Queen’s 66 62 W 11-Jan Laurentian 70 73 L 12-Jan York 78 72 W 18-Jan Ryerson 78 58 W 25-Jan McMaster 63 77 L 26-Jan Lakehead 85 74 W 1-Feb Ottawa 62 44 W 2-Feb Carleton 83 65 W 8-Feb Windsor 71 44 W 9-Feb Western 77 66 W 16-Feb Laurentian 79 75 W 17-Feb York 82 58 W 22-Feb Queen’s 88 78 W 28-Feb Queen’s 75 69 W OU-PO1-Mar Ryerson 60 45 W OU-PO3-Mar Brock 69 66 W OU-POn/a Regina 72 89 L CIS n/a Brock 67 75 L CIS

2002-03 8-Nov Lakehead 89 51 W 9-Nov McMaster 60 72 L 15-Nov Windsor 68 42 W 16-Nov Western 67 84 L 22-Nov Queen’s 49 67 L 29-Nov Ottawa 63 72 L 30-Nov Carleton 64 51 W 4-Jan Ryerson 78 73 W 10-Jan Brock 56 61 L 11-Jan Guelph 78 59 W 17-Jan Laurier 73 83 L 18-Jan Waterloo 82 74 W 24-Jan York 58 69 L 25-Jan Laurentian 64 76 L 31-Jan Queen’s 40 64 L 7-Feb Ottawa 80 51 W 8-Feb Carleton 69 53 W 14-Feb Laurentian 59 71 L 15-Feb York 56 54 W 21-Feb Ryerson 68 67 W

2003-04 7-Nov McMaster 57 47 W 8-Nov Lakehead 69 57 W 14-Nov Laurier 78 71 W 15-Nov Waterloo 74 51 W 21-Nov Queen’s 73 60 W 22-Nov RMC 80 38 W 28-Nov Ottawa 62 72 L 29-Nov Carleton 76 41 W 9-Jan Brock 79 77 W


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10-Jan Guelph 75 54 W 16-Jan Windsor 75 61 W 17-Jan Western 58 66 L 23-Jan York 74 68 W 24-Jan Laurentian 74 52 W 30-Jan Queen’s 59 42 W 31-Jan RMC 103 22 W 6-Feb Ottawa 62 78 L 7-Feb Carleton 66 56 W 13-Feb Laurentian 63 69 L 14-Feb York 56 64 L 20-Feb Ryerson 65 55 W 21-Feb Ryerson 66 36 W 27-Feb Ottawa 55 62 L OU-PO

2004-05 5-Nov RMC 80 40 W 6-Nov Queen’s 62 63 L 12-Nov Western 45 51 L 13-Nov Windsor 72 46 W 19-Nov Guelph 53 45 W 20-Nov Brock 66 51 W 26-Nov York 56 61 L 27-Nov Laurentian 70 79 L 2-Dec Ryerson 64 57 W 4-Dec Ryerson 68 65 W 7-Jan Lakehead 67 38 W 9-Jan McMaster 92 82 W 14-Jan Waterloo 69 57 W 15-Jan Laurier 59 66 L 21-Jan Carleton 67 45 W 22-Jan Ottawa 58 52 W 28-Jan Laurentian 76 47 W 29-Jan York 63 52 W 4-Feb RMC 79 29 W 5-Feb Queen’s 62 60 W 11-Feb Carleton 63 42 W 12-Feb Ottawa 53 62 L 19-Feb Laurentian 58 70 L OU q

2005-06 4-Nov Ryerson 73 55 W 11-Nov Windsor 77 63 W 12-Nov Western 63 54 W 18-Nov Brock 63 75 L 19-Nov Guelph 54 68 L 25-Nov York 56 89 L 26-Nov Laurentian 68 78 L 2-Dec Queen’s 54 46 W 3-Dec RMC 105 58 W 5-Jan Laurier 84 89 L 8-Jan Waterloo 62 35 W 13-Jan McMaster 62 72 L 14-Jan Lakehead 81 65 W 20-Jan Laurentian 83 60 W 21-Jan York 59 75 L 27-Jan Ottawa 57 49 W 28-Jan Carleton 64 68 L 3-Feb RMC 73 33 W 4-Feb Queen’s 68 53 W 10-Feb Ottawa 57 55 W

11-Feb Carleton 66 58 W 15-Feb Ryerson 68 54 W 22-Feb Queen’s 54 52 W OU q25-Feb York 60 67 L OU s

2006-07 4-Nov Ryerson 79 39 W 10-Nov Lakehead 73 56 W 11-Nov McMaster 69 85 L 17-Nov Western 69 79 L 18-Nov Windsor 85 72 W 24-Nov Brock 72 77 L 25-Nov Guelph 55 71 L 1-Dec Waterloo 64 70 L 3-Dec Laurier 74 71 W 5-Jan Carleton 67 47 W 6-Jan Ottawa 72 39 W 12-Jan RMC 75 37 W 13-Jan Queen’s 73 59 W 19-Jan Laurentian 73 81 L 20-Jan York 65 83 L 26-Jan Queen’s 55 60 L 27-Jan RMC 92 42 W 2-Feb Ottawa 52 61 L 3-Feb Carleton 78 61 W 9-Feb York 76 80 L 10-Feb Laurentian 72 69 W 14-Feb Ryerson 74 52 W 18-Feb Ottawa 73 32 W OU PO21-Feb York 54 64 L OU q

2007-08 2-Nov Ryerson 73 46 W 6-Nov Ryerson 86 67 W 9-Nov Waterloo 75 51 W 10-Nov Laurier 78 69 W 16-Nov Lakehead 74 65 W OT17-Nov McMaster 58 66 L 23-Nov Guelph 67 54 W 24-Nov Brock 91 97 L 30-Nov Western 75 85 L 1-Dec Windsor 73 65 W 4-Jan Queen’s 74 65 W 5-Jan RMC 80 44 W 11-Jan Carleton 55 39 W 12-Jan Ottawa 89 48 W 18-Jan RMC 67 25 W 19-Jan Queen’s 71 56 W 25-Jan Laurentian 79 74 W 26-Jan York 70 73 L 1-Feb Carleton 71 69 W 2-Feb Ottawa 77 52 W 8-Feb York 79 68 W 9-Feb Laurentian 70 69 W 20-Feb Carleton 64 61 W OU q24-Feb York 99 91 W OU s1-Mar McMaster 59 69 L OU f7-Mar UBC 59 74 L CIS p8-Mar Saskatchewan 70 74 L CIS p


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2008-09 31-Oct Ryerson 65 72 L 1-Nov Ryerson 40 74 W 7-Nov McMaster 68 65 W 8-Nov Lakehead 90 76 W 14-Nov Windsor 55 87 L 15-Nov Western 55 72 L 21-Nov Laurier 63 71 L 22-Nov Waterloo 69 68 W 28-Nov Brock 65 84 L 29-Nov Guelph 83 73 W 9-Jan Carleton 64 57 W 10-Jan Ottawa 61 50 W 16-Jan Queen’s 75 71 W 17-Jan RMC 82 51 W 23-Jan Laurentian 69 60 W 24-Jan York 74 67 W 30-Jan RMC 78 51 W 31-Jan Queen’s 58 51 W 6-Feb Ottawa 67 61 W 7-Feb Carleton 74 71 W 13-Feb York 60 51 W 14-Feb Laurentian 66 63 W 21-Feb Ryerson 78 69 W OU q25-Feb Ottawa 55 68 L OU s

2009-1030-Oct Ryerson 64 73 L 31-Oct Ryerson 74 57 W 6-Nov Laurier 66 55 W 7-Nov Waterloo 77 39 W 20-Nov Brock 45 72 L 21-Nov Guelph 68 60 W 27-Nov Windsor 64 71 L 28-Nov Western 67 84 L 2-Dec McMaster 71 83 L 3-Dec Lakehead 65 69 L 8-Jan Queen’s 50 68 L 9-Jan RMC 65 33 W 15-Jan Ottawa 61 54 W 16-Jan Carleton 58 64 L 22-Jan Laurentian 49 52 L 23-Jan York 67 53 W 29-Jan Carleton 55 73 L 30-Jan Ottawa 57 69 L 5-Feb RMC 73 44 W 6-Feb Queen’s 70 61 W 12-Feb York 69 66 W 13-Feb Laurentian 77 64 W 17-Feb Queen’s 62 54 W OUA PO20-Feb Carleton 46 68 L OUA q

2010-1130-Oct Ryerson 74 51 W5-Nov Lakehead 74 53 W6-Nov McMaster 53 51 W12-Nov Windsor 66 61 W13-Nov Western 43 90 L19-Nov Brock 67 74 L20-Nov Guelph 80 65 W26-Nov Waterloo 81 45 W27-Nov Laurier 60 52 W

7-Jan Ottawa 56 57 L8-Jan Carleton 51 52 L14-Jan York 87 54 W15-Jan Laurentian 94 63 W21-Jan RMC 64 30 W22-Jan Queen’s 82 48 W28-Jan York 70 59 W29-Jan Laurentian 66 53 W4-Feb Queen’s 68 46 W5-Feb RMC 88 45 W11-Feb Carleton 54 49 W12-Feb Ottawa 64 53 W18-Feb Ryerson 71 65 W26-Feb Ryerson 53 41 W OU q27-Feb Carleton 47 50 L OU s5-Mar Laurier 62 54 W OU Brze11-Mar Fraser Valley 78 69 W CIS Regional SF12-Mar Western 65 57 W CIS Regional F18-Mar Cape Breton 49 58 L CIS q19-Mar Laval 82 79 W CIS cons SF20-Mar Laurier 57 64 L CIS cons F

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