university of victoria vikes women's field hockey
2015-16
INFORMATION GUIDE
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA VIKES
WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY
KATHLEEN LEAHY 4TH YR | MIDFIELD
2015 VIKES WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY
№
NAME
POS
HT
YR
MAJOR
HOMETOWN
PREVIOUS TEAM / HIGH SCHOOL
1
Sheriden Goodmanson
GK
5-7
4
Science
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Lambrick Park Sec)
3
Rosie Beale
D
5-2
4
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Team Canada (Claremont Sec)
4
Andrea Jones
M
5-4
4
Business
Vancouver, BC
Team BC (Crofton House School)
5
Jocelynne Charlton
F
5-9
1
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
(Reynolds Secondary)
6
Amanda Kurianowicz
F
5-5
4
Social Sciences
Calgary, AB
Team Alberta (James Fowler HS)
8
Delaney Booker
F
5-8
2
Social Sciences
Richmond, BC
Team BC (R.A. McMath Secondary)
9
Stefanie Langkammer
F
5-6
2
Social Sciences
Duncan, BC
Jr National Team (Cowichan Secondary)
10
Kathleen Leahy
M
5-5
4
Education
Victoria, BC
Team Canada (Oak Bay Sec)
11
Jenna Dhillon
M
5-6
2
Science
Victoria, BC
(St. Michael's University School)
12
Kristina Walters-Shumka
D
5-3
2
Business
Victoria, BC
Jr National Team (Claremont Secondary)
13
Lindsay Cole
F
5-4
2
Science
Victoria, BC
(Mount Douglas Secondary)
14
Alexis De Armond
D
5-5
1
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Mount Douglas Secondary)
15
Emily Bennett
F
5-4
3
Science
Knutsford, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops, Sec.)
16
Larissa Piva
GK
5-4
3
Social Sciences
Kamloops, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops Sec.)
17
Annie Walters-Shumka
D
5-5
4
Education
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Claremont Sec.)
19
Mei Lin Cheung
M
5-5
4
Social Sciences
Kamloops, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops Sec)
20
Lizzie Yates
D/F
5-4
3
Humanities
Cobble Hill, BC
Team BC (Shawnigan Lake School)
21
Elspeth McGillivray
M
5-11
2
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Univ. of Connecticut (Glenlyon Norfolk)
22
Alanna Macdonald
D/F
5-5
5
Education
Coquitlam, BC
Univ. of Alberta/Team BC (Heritage Woods Sec)
KEY ADDITIONS D Alexis De Armond, F Jocelynne Charlton, M/F Elspeth McGillivray
Head Coach: Lynne Beecroft (32nd Season) Assistant Coach: Krista Thompson (19th Season)
KEY DEPARTURES D Alexis Veljacic, F Marin Davidson
Head Athletic Therapist: Traci Vander Byl
KEY RETURNEES D/M Kathleen Leahy, D Rosie Beale, F Amanda Kurianowicz
Manager Of Athletics: James Keogh
Director Of Athletics & Recreation: Clint Hamilton Communications Officer: Ali Lee
COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH: LYNNE BEECROFT
In her 32nd year of leading the UVic women’s field hockey program, head coach Lynne Beecroft has guided the 2015 Vikes to their record 30th CIS Championship appearance. Beecroft was named CIS Coach of the Year for the first time in 2015. With Beecroft behind the bench, the Vikes have been crowned national champions and hosted the McCrae Cup 11 times. Under Beecroft’s guidance the Vikes have medaled at 26 of their 29 CIS Championship appearances. The Vikes have won 11 CIS gold medals (1984, ‘87, ‘89, ‘91, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95, ‘97, ‘00, ‘02, ‘08), nine silver and seven bronze. The team’s most recent title came on home turf in 2008, when the Vikes defeated the Alberta Pandas 2-1. Beecroft’s overall record at the CIS tournament is 79-29-16 Beecroft has been awarded Canada West Coach of the Year five times (1990, 1994, 2002, 2014, 2015) and has captured 13 of the program’s 17
ASSISTANT COACH: KRISTA THOMPSON
conference championships. In 2000 she was named Canadian Field Hockey 3M Elite Coach of the Year. She has twice been recognized by the City of Victoria, as she was named Sportswoman of the Year in 1995, and named Coach of the Year in 2000. Beecroft was also inducted into the Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame in the fall of 2014.
Award Recipients, three CIS Rookie of the Year awards, seven Canada West Player of the Years, six Canada West Rookie of the Years, one Canada West Goalkeeper of the Year, six Canada West Gail Wilson Award Recipients and over 125 Canada West All-Stars. Beecroft has also spent time coaching at the regional and national level.
Prior to coaching, Beecroft was an accomplished player and Olympian. She played at UVic from 1975-79 and, ultimately, as a member of the Canadian national team from 1977-85. Highlights of her competitive career included a bronze at the 1981 European indoor championships, silver at the 1983 world championships and a fifth-place finish at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
In 2002, she was the Vancouver Island Regional coach for the National women’s field hockey program. Later that year, she was appointed as an assistant coach for the National team during a tour to Australia. Beecroft has also coached numerous different BC teams, ranging from U16 to Canada Summer Games. Beecroft is a level four graduate of the National Coaching Certification Program. She has also received her Masters in Coaching from the National Coaching Institute. Prior to coaching, Beecroft received her Bachelor degree in Human Performance and Masters in Coaching Studies from UVic.
During Beecroft’s illustrious coaching career at UVic, the Vikes have produced 62 CIS AllCanadians, six CIS Player of the Years, four CIS Championship Most Valuable Players, three CIS Gail Wilson
Krista Thompson is in her 19th year (entering Fall 2015) as the assistant coach of the UVic women’s field hockey team. Thompson has coached field hockey at the middle school, high school, regional, provincial, national, and international levels. In March, 2011 she was the recipient of the PISE Women in Sport - Female Coach of the Year. Thompson is Vancouver Island’s regional high performance girls head coach for Field Hockey BC and has coached multiple provincial team programs. Thompson travelled with the senior team as they competed in the 2014 XX Commonwealth Games
in Glasgow, Scotland and has been a staff member on numerous tours. Prior to embarking on her coaching career, Thompson was an outstanding goalkeeper for the University of New Brunswick Red Sticks from 1991-1995. She was also a member of Canadian Junior National team from 1992-1993, as well as, a member of the Canadian Senior National team from 19942001. Thompson graduated from the University of New Brunswick with
a Bachelor of Physical Education in Sports Science in 1996. She earned her NCCP level 4 coaching certification from the National Coaching Institute in 2000, and her Masters of Coaching Studies from the University of Victoria in 2003. Recently she supported the Canadian Women’s National team as an assistant coach at the 2015 Pan American Games where Canada finished with a bronze medal, their first medal since 1999. Former Vikes Thea Culley, Danielle Hennig and Kaitlyn Williams were on the team.
2015 SEASON RECAP
The University of Victoria Vikes women’s field hockey team won the program’s 17th Canada West banner after an undefeated 7-0-1 record in 2015. The Vikes opened the season with an impressive five straight wins and no goals against until their 1-1 tie against UBC on Oct. 11. Their early success guaranteed the experienced Vikes squad the Canada West banner ahead of their final weekend of play. Fourth-year forward Amanda Kurianowicz led the Canada West in scoring, tied with Canada West MVP Hannah Haughn of UBC, with four goals. The Vikes had eight different goal scorers as they went on to out-score their opponents 16-1 with five of the Vikes’ shutouts credited to keeper Larissa Piva. Following their final regular season games the Vikes had four athletes named to the Canada West All-Star list. Kurianowicz and fourth-year midfielder Kathleen Leahy cracked the list for the third time. Both are also former CIS Championship All-Stars (Leahy in 2014, & 2013; Kurianowicz in 2014) and CIS All-Canadians (Leahy in 2013; Kurianowicz in 2014). Annie Walters-Shumka and Lizzie Yates were also named to the Canada West AllStar list. Head coach Lynne Beecroft, in her 32nd season, earned her fifth overall and second-straight nod as Canada West Coach of the Year and her first-ever nod as CIS COach of the Year. Leahy was also presented the Gail Wilson Award as the Most Outstanding Contributor and was the only Vikes named to the CIS All-Canadian list for 2015.
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
Aug. 29
Brown
Cambridge, MA
W 2-1
Aug. 30
Yale
New Haven, CT
W 4-1
Aug. 31
Harvard
Cambridge, MA
L 0-2
Sept. 19
UBC*
Victoria, BC
W 3-0
Sept. 20
UBC*
Victoria, BC
W 2-0
Oct. 3
Calgary*
Calgary, AB
W 2-0
Oct. 4
Calgary*
Calgary, AB
W 2-0
Oct. 10
UBC*
Vancouver, BC
W 1-0
Oct. 11
UBC*
Vancouver, BC
T 1-1
Oct. 24
Calgary*
Victoria, BC
W 1-0
Oct. 25
Calgary*
Victoria, BC
W 4-0
Nov. 5
CIS Game 1 vs #4
Victoria, BC
6:30 PM
Nov. 6
CIS Game 2 vs #3
Victoria, BC
4:00 PM
Nov. 7
CIS Game 3 vs #3
Victoria, BC
12:30 PM
Nov. 8
Bronze/Gold
Victoria, BC
12:30/3PM
*Conference Game | All times in PST
CONNECT WITH THE VIKES: WEB
GOVIKESGO.COM
TWITTER
@UVicVikes / #GoVikesGo
INSTAGRAM
@UVicVikes / #GoVikesGo
Annie Walters-Shumka, Lizzie Yates
FACEBOOK
facebook.com/UVicVikes
2015 CW & CIS OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTOR: Kathleen Leahy
YOUTUBE
youtube.com/UVicVikes
2015 REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 7-0-1 (CW Champions) 2015 CW ALL-STARS: Kathleen Leahy, Amanda Kurianowicz,
2015 CW & CIS COACH OF THE YEAR: Lynne Beecroft CIS FIRST TEAM ALL-CANADIANS: Kathleen Leahy
CANADA WEST LEADING GOAL SCORERS
2015 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS
CANADA WEST ALL-STARS
Major Award Winners
Name (School)
Most Valuable Player
Hannah Haughn (UBC)
Rookie of the Year
Sabrina Wong (CGY)
Jessica Britton, CGY Beckett Frisch, CGY Rowan Harris, UBC Hannah Haughn, UBC Gabby Jayme, UBC Sarah Keglowitsch, UBC Amanda Kurianowicz, UVIC Kathleen Leahy, UVIC Janelle Rice, CGY Annie Walters-Shumka, UVIC Lizzie Yates, UVIC
T1
Amanda Kurianowicz
UVIC
4
T1
Hannah Haughn
UBC
4
3
Andrea Jones
UVIC
3
T4
Alanna Macdonald
UVIC
2
T4
Lizzie Yates
UVIC
2
Coach of the Year
Lynne Beecroft (UVIC)
T4
Sarah Keglowitsch
UBC
2
Goalkeeper of the Year
Beckett Frisch (CGY)
T4
Sophie Jones
UBC
2
T4
Emily Martin
UBC
2
Gail Wilson Award (Outstanding Contributor)
Kathleen Leahy (UVIC)
ALL-TIME RESULTS / AWARDS YEAR
COACH
CONF REC.
POST-SEASON FINISH
3-1-2 (3rd)
Championship MVP 2007: Ali Lee 2003: Lauren MacLean 2000: Anna Grimes
1970
unknown
1971
unknown
1972
Craig Wilson
* (4th)
1973
Craig Wilson
* (4th)
1974
Craig Wilson
* (3rd)
1975
Dianne Whittingham
* (1st)
CW Champions
1976
Enid Jackson
* (1st)
CW Champions
CIS MAJOR AWARDS
1998: Veronica Planella 1997: Anna Grimes
Player of the Year 2005: Ali Lee 2002: Lauren MacLean 2001: Andrea Rushton
1977
Enid Jackson
3-1-0 (2nd)
1978
Jenny John
3-1-0 (2nd)
1979
Jenny John
9-2-1 (1st)
1980
Sandy Drever
9-2-1 (2nd)
1981
Sandy Drever
13-1-1 (2nd)
1982
Sandy Drever
9-3-0 (2nd)
1983
Sandy Drever
9-0-3 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Bronze
1984
Lynne Beecroft
10-0-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
Coach of the Year
1985
Lynne Beecroft
5-3-1 (2nd)
CIS Bronze
1986
Lynne Beecroft
8-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Bronze
2015: Lynne Beecroft 2002: Lauren MacLean
1987
Lynne Beecroft
8-0-4 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1988
Lynne Beecroft
10-1-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS 4th Place
1989
Lynne Beecroft
10-0-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1990
Lynne Beecroft
11-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Silver
Player of the Year
1991
Lynne Beecroft
6-2-4 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
1992
Lynne Beecroft
11-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1993
Lynne Beecroft
7-1-4 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS 5th Place
2005: Ali Lee 2003: Lauren MacLean 2002: Lauren MacLean 2001: Andrea Rushton
1994
Lynne Beecroft
7-0-5 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1995
Lynne Beecroft
8-2-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
1996
Lynne Beecroft
7-3-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
1997
Lynne Beecroft
10-1-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1998
Lynne Beecroft
8-3-1 (3rd)
CW Bronze; CIS Silver
1999
Lynne Beecroft
8-1-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2000
Lynne Beecroft
8-2-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
2001
Lynne Beecroft
7-2-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2015: Kathleen Leahy 2003: Haley Wickman 2002: Lauren MacLean
2002
Lynne Beecroft
11-1-0 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
Coach of the Year
2003
Lynne Beecroft
9-2-1 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2004
Lynne Beecroft
5-3-1 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2005
Lynne Beecroft
3-3-3 (4th)
CW 3rd Place, CIS DNQ
2006
Lynne Beecroft
6-0-3 (1st)
CW Silver, CIS Silver
2007
Lynne Beecroft
6-3-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2008
Lynne Beecroft
6-4-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
2009
Lynne Beecroft
5-4-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2010
Lynne Beecroft
6-4-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS 4th Place
2011
Lynne Beecroft
2-8-2 (4th)
CW 4th Place
2012
Lynne Beecroft
3-4-1 (2nd)
CW 2nd Place, CIS DNQ
2013
Lynne Beecroft
5-0-3 (1st)
CW Champions, CIS Silver
2014
Lynne Beecroft
5-1-2 (2nd)
CW 2nd Place, CIS Bronze
2015
Lynne Beecroft
7-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions
CW Champions
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes 1995: Brenda Lannard 1992: Rochelle Low
Rookie of the Year 2007: Kaitlyn Williams 2004: Ali Lee
1997: Rachel Peters
Outstanding Contributor
NOTE: Ranking in parantheses is division ranking not conference ranking
2015: Kathleen Leahy
1999: Kristen Taunton
CW MAJOR AWARDS
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes 1995: Brenda Lannard 1992: Rochelle Low
Rookie of the Year 2007: Kaitlyn Williams 2006: Robyn Pendleton 2004: Ali Lee
2002: Robyn Evans 1998: Kate Lindsay 1997: Rachel Peters
Outstanding Contributor 1999: Kristen Taunton 1997: Aoibhinn Grimes 1996: Julia Wong
Lynne Beecroft: 1990, 1994, 2002, 2014, 2015
CHAMPIONSHIPS: 11 APPEARANCES: 32 FIRST APPEARANCE: 1979 LAST APPEARANCE: 2014 (Bronze) GOLD MEDALS: 11 SILVER MEDALS: 9 BRONZE MEDALS: 7 HOSTS: 7 times (‘79, ‘96, ‘00, ‘08, ‘09, ‘13, ‘15)
CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM SELECTIONS
CIS ALL-CANADIANS 2015: Kathleen Leahy
2006: Emma Carbery
2000: Kristal Timmer
1992: Susan Reid
Olympians (9)
2014: Amanda Kurianowicz
2006: Mary Glen
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes
1992: Milena Gaiga
2013: Kathleen Leahy
2005: Ali Lee
1999: Veronica Planella
1991: Jessica McAlpine
Nancy Charlton Deb Whitten Lynne Beecroft Rochelle Low Diane Mahy Sue Reid
2011: Kaitlyn Williams
2004:Sara Simpson
1999: Kristen Taunton
1991: Sue Reid
2010: Kyla Kirby
2004: Gillian Batey
1998: Meggan Hunt
1990: Carmen Kirkness
2010: Danielle Hennig
2004: Emma Carbery
1998: Veronica Planella
1990: Rochelle Low
2010: Perri Espeseth
2003: Lauren MacLean
1997: Aoibhinn Grimes
1990: Milena Gaiga
2009: Perri Espeseth
2003: Sara Simpson
1997: Kristal Timmer
1989: Rochelle Low
2009: Katie Collison
2003: Gillian Batey
1996: Anna Grimes
1988: Katrina Lineen
2009: Kaitlyn Williams
2002: Lauren MacLean
1996: Julia Wong
1988: Rochelle Low
2008: Ali Lee
2002: Sara Simpson
1995: Brenda Lannard
1987: Carmen Kirkness
2008: Perri Espeseth
2001: Elise Roberts
1995: Julia Wong
1987: Katrina Lineen
2008: Katie Tittler
2001: Andrea Rushton
1994: Lauralee Kopeck
1986: Sara Ballantyne
2007: Ali Lee
2001: Rachel Peters
1994: Cara Jay
1985: Sara Ballantyne
2007: Kaitlyn Williams
2000: Anna Grimes
1993: Lauralee Kopeck
2007: Natalie Wise
2000: Meggan Hunt
1993: Brenda Lannard
2006: Ali Lee
2000: Andrea Rushton
1992: Rochelle Low
Lauralee Kopeck Milena Gaiga Sara Ballantyne
Senior National Team (24) Kathleen Leahy Val Berube Carmen Kirkness Heather Benson Thea Culley Ali Lee Sara Plumpton Aoibhinn Grimes
Katie Collison Kristen Taunton Robyn Pendleton Anna Grimes Meggan Hunt Kristal Timmer Andrea Rushton Lauren MacLean
Junior National Team (15) Katrina Lineen Kolette Bourne Robyn Evans EikoTabata Natalie Ward
Gillian Batey Haley Wickman Jacquie Hornby Kate Lindsay Emma Carbery
Elise Roberts Danielle Wilson Erin Biddlecombe Lindsay Cole Alexis De Armond
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1981 - Silver
1990 - Silver
1998 - Silver
2007 - Bronze
Victoria 2, UBC 1 Victoria 4, York 2 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 3, Dalhousie 0 Victoria 0, UNB 0 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 (F)
Victoria 3, UNB 0 Victoria 3, UBC 0 Victoria 5, York 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 5, York 0 Victoria 5, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
1991 - GOLD
1999 - Silver
Victoria 1, Toronto 2 Victoria 2, UBC 1 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 1, Guelph 2 Victoria 3, UBC 1 (B)
1983 - Bronze
Victoria 3, York 0 Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 1, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 1, UBC 0 PS (F)
Victoria 0, Toronto 1 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 1, Alberta 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
1992 - GOLD
2000 - GOLD
Victoria 0, UNB 0 Victoria 1, York 0 Victoria 2, UNB 0 (F)
Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 13, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 5, Alberta 2 (SF) Victoria 3, Toronto 0 (F)
Victoria 4, UNB 1 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 (SF) Victoria 3, UNB 1 (B) 1984 - GOLD Victoria 4, Waterloo 1 Victoria 3, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 3, UBC 1 OT (SF) Victoria 1, York 0 (F) 1985 - Bronze Victoria 2, Dalhousie 0 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 1, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 4, York 3 (B) 1986 - Bronze Victoria 4, Laurentian 0 Victoria 1, UNB 0 Victoria 1, York 2 (SF) Victoria 1, UNB 0 (B) 1987 - GOLD Victoria 0, Calgary 1 Victoria 5, York 2 Victoria 1, UBC 0 (SF) Victoria 1, Toronto 0 (F) 1988 - 4th Victoria 4, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 1, York 1 Victoria 1, Toronto 2 OT (SF) Victoria 0, York 1 (B) 1989 - GOLD Victoria 1, UNB 0 Victoria 3, York 0 Victoria 1, Toronto (SF) Victoria 2, York 1 (F)
1993 - 5th Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 0, UNB 1 Victoria 2, York 1 (5th) 1994 - GOLD Victoria 2, UNB 0 Victoria 2, Toronto 3 PS Victoria 1, UBC 0 (SF) Victoria 1, York 0 (F) 1995 - GOLD Victoria 6, York 2 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 6, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 1, UBC 0 (F) 1996 - Silver Victoria 5, UNB 1 Victoria 0, Toronto 4 Victoria 3, Alberta 1 (SF) Victoria 2, Toronto 4 (F) 1997 - GOLD Victoria 0, Alberta 1 Victoria 3, Calgary 2 Victoria 2, Toronto 0 (SF) Victoria 1, Alberta 0 (F)
LEGEND: OT: over-time PS: penalty strokes B: Bronze SF: semi-final F: Final
2001 - Bronze Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 9, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 0, Waterloo 1 (SF) Victoria 1, Toronto 0 (B) 2002 - GOLD Victoria 0, Toronto 0 Victoria 7, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 4, Waterloo 0 (SF) Victoria 2, UBC 0 (F) 2003 - Silver Victoria 5, Waterloo 0 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 5, St. Mary’s 1 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 PS (F) 2004 - Silver Victoria 3, Toronto 0 Victoria 1, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 3 (F)
Julia Wong Katie Rushton Moira Hill Sara Simpson Danielle Hennig Kaitlyn Williams Natalie Wise Rosie Beale
2008 - GOLD Victoria 3, Guelph 1 Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 0, Alberta 1 Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 2, Alberta 1 (F) 2009 - Bronze Victoria 1, Toronto 0 Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 1, Guelph 1 Victoria 1, Alberta 2 Victoria 2, Guelph 1 (B) 2010 - 4th Victoria 0, Toronto 3 Victoria 2, Guelph 1 Victoria 5, Waterloo 0 Victoria 0, UBC 1 Victoria 0, Guelph 3 (B) 2012 - 5th Victoria 0, Guelph 5 Victoria 0, UBC 4 Victoria 1, Western 3 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 2013 - Silver Victoria 3, Guelph 0 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 2, UBC 4 Victoria 1, UBC 4 (F)
2006 - Silver
2014 - Bronze
Victoria 2, Alberta 1 Victoria 2, Toronto 0 Victoria 2, UBC 2 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 1, UBC 3 (F)
Victoria 3, Guelph 2 Victoria 1, UBC 1 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 Victoria 6, Guelph 0 (B)
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WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY
KATHLEEN LEAHY 4TH YR | MIDFIELD
2015 VIKES WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY
№
NAME
POS
HT
YR
MAJOR
HOMETOWN
PREVIOUS TEAM / HIGH SCHOOL
1
Sheriden Goodmanson
GK
5-7
4
Science
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Lambrick Park Sec)
3
Rosie Beale
D
5-2
4
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Team Canada (Claremont Sec)
4
Andrea Jones
M
5-4
4
Business
Vancouver, BC
Team BC (Crofton House School)
5
Jocelynne Charlton
F
5-9
1
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
(Reynolds Secondary)
6
Amanda Kurianowicz
F
5-5
4
Social Sciences
Calgary, AB
Team Alberta (James Fowler HS)
8
Delaney Booker
F
5-8
2
Social Sciences
Richmond, BC
Team BC (R.A. McMath Secondary)
9
Stefanie Langkammer
F
5-6
2
Social Sciences
Duncan, BC
Jr National Team (Cowichan Secondary)
10
Kathleen Leahy
M
5-5
4
Education
Victoria, BC
Team Canada (Oak Bay Sec)
11
Jenna Dhillon
M
5-6
2
Science
Victoria, BC
(St. Michael's University School)
12
Kristina Walters-Shumka
D
5-3
2
Business
Victoria, BC
Jr National Team (Claremont Secondary)
13
Lindsay Cole
F
5-4
2
Science
Victoria, BC
(Mount Douglas Secondary)
14
Alexis De Armond
D
5-5
1
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Mount Douglas Secondary)
15
Emily Bennett
F
5-4
3
Science
Knutsford, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops, Sec.)
16
Larissa Piva
GK
5-4
3
Social Sciences
Kamloops, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops Sec.)
17
Annie Walters-Shumka
D
5-5
4
Education
Victoria, BC
Team BC (Claremont Sec.)
19
Mei Lin Cheung
M
5-5
4
Social Sciences
Kamloops, BC
Team BC (South Kamloops Sec)
20
Lizzie Yates
D/F
5-4
3
Humanities
Cobble Hill, BC
Team BC (Shawnigan Lake School)
21
Elspeth McGillivray
M
5-11
2
Social Sciences
Victoria, BC
Univ. of Connecticut (Glenlyon Norfolk)
22
Alanna Macdonald
D/F
5-5
5
Education
Coquitlam, BC
Univ. of Alberta/Team BC (Heritage Woods Sec)
KEY ADDITIONS D Alexis De Armond, F Jocelynne Charlton, M/F Elspeth McGillivray
Head Coach: Lynne Beecroft (32nd Season) Assistant Coach: Krista Thompson (19th Season)
KEY DEPARTURES D Alexis Veljacic, F Marin Davidson
Head Athletic Therapist: Traci Vander Byl
KEY RETURNEES D/M Kathleen Leahy, D Rosie Beale, F Amanda Kurianowicz
Manager Of Athletics: James Keogh
Director Of Athletics & Recreation: Clint Hamilton Communications Officer: Ali Lee
COACHING STAFF
HEAD COACH: LYNNE BEECROFT
In her 32nd year of leading the UVic women’s field hockey program, head coach Lynne Beecroft has guided the 2015 Vikes to their record 30th CIS Championship appearance. Beecroft was named CIS Coach of the Year for the first time in 2015. With Beecroft behind the bench, the Vikes have been crowned national champions and hosted the McCrae Cup 11 times. Under Beecroft’s guidance the Vikes have medaled at 26 of their 29 CIS Championship appearances. The Vikes have won 11 CIS gold medals (1984, ‘87, ‘89, ‘91, ‘92, ‘94, ‘95, ‘97, ‘00, ‘02, ‘08), nine silver and seven bronze. The team’s most recent title came on home turf in 2008, when the Vikes defeated the Alberta Pandas 2-1. Beecroft’s overall record at the CIS tournament is 79-29-16 Beecroft has been awarded Canada West Coach of the Year five times (1990, 1994, 2002, 2014, 2015) and has captured 13 of the program’s 17
ASSISTANT COACH: KRISTA THOMPSON
conference championships. In 2000 she was named Canadian Field Hockey 3M Elite Coach of the Year. She has twice been recognized by the City of Victoria, as she was named Sportswoman of the Year in 1995, and named Coach of the Year in 2000. Beecroft was also inducted into the Greater Victoria Sports Hall of Fame in the fall of 2014.
Award Recipients, three CIS Rookie of the Year awards, seven Canada West Player of the Years, six Canada West Rookie of the Years, one Canada West Goalkeeper of the Year, six Canada West Gail Wilson Award Recipients and over 125 Canada West All-Stars. Beecroft has also spent time coaching at the regional and national level.
Prior to coaching, Beecroft was an accomplished player and Olympian. She played at UVic from 1975-79 and, ultimately, as a member of the Canadian national team from 1977-85. Highlights of her competitive career included a bronze at the 1981 European indoor championships, silver at the 1983 world championships and a fifth-place finish at the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
In 2002, she was the Vancouver Island Regional coach for the National women’s field hockey program. Later that year, she was appointed as an assistant coach for the National team during a tour to Australia. Beecroft has also coached numerous different BC teams, ranging from U16 to Canada Summer Games. Beecroft is a level four graduate of the National Coaching Certification Program. She has also received her Masters in Coaching from the National Coaching Institute. Prior to coaching, Beecroft received her Bachelor degree in Human Performance and Masters in Coaching Studies from UVic.
During Beecroft’s illustrious coaching career at UVic, the Vikes have produced 62 CIS AllCanadians, six CIS Player of the Years, four CIS Championship Most Valuable Players, three CIS Gail Wilson
Krista Thompson is in her 19th year (entering Fall 2015) as the assistant coach of the UVic women’s field hockey team. Thompson has coached field hockey at the middle school, high school, regional, provincial, national, and international levels. In March, 2011 she was the recipient of the PISE Women in Sport - Female Coach of the Year. Thompson is Vancouver Island’s regional high performance girls head coach for Field Hockey BC and has coached multiple provincial team programs. Thompson travelled with the senior team as they competed in the 2014 XX Commonwealth Games
in Glasgow, Scotland and has been a staff member on numerous tours. Prior to embarking on her coaching career, Thompson was an outstanding goalkeeper for the University of New Brunswick Red Sticks from 1991-1995. She was also a member of Canadian Junior National team from 1992-1993, as well as, a member of the Canadian Senior National team from 19942001. Thompson graduated from the University of New Brunswick with
a Bachelor of Physical Education in Sports Science in 1996. She earned her NCCP level 4 coaching certification from the National Coaching Institute in 2000, and her Masters of Coaching Studies from the University of Victoria in 2003. Recently she supported the Canadian Women’s National team as an assistant coach at the 2015 Pan American Games where Canada finished with a bronze medal, their first medal since 1999. Former Vikes Thea Culley, Danielle Hennig and Kaitlyn Williams were on the team.
2015 SEASON RECAP
The University of Victoria Vikes women’s field hockey team won the program’s 17th Canada West banner after an undefeated 7-0-1 record in 2015. The Vikes opened the season with an impressive five straight wins and no goals against until their 1-1 tie against UBC on Oct. 11. Their early success guaranteed the experienced Vikes squad the Canada West banner ahead of their final weekend of play. Fourth-year forward Amanda Kurianowicz led the Canada West in scoring, tied with Canada West MVP Hannah Haughn of UBC, with four goals. The Vikes had eight different goal scorers as they went on to out-score their opponents 16-1 with five of the Vikes’ shutouts credited to keeper Larissa Piva. Following their final regular season games the Vikes had four athletes named to the Canada West All-Star list. Kurianowicz and fourth-year midfielder Kathleen Leahy cracked the list for the third time. Both are also former CIS Championship All-Stars (Leahy in 2014, & 2013; Kurianowicz in 2014) and CIS All-Canadians (Leahy in 2013; Kurianowicz in 2014). Annie Walters-Shumka and Lizzie Yates were also named to the Canada West AllStar list. Head coach Lynne Beecroft, in her 32nd season, earned her fifth overall and second-straight nod as Canada West Coach of the Year and her first-ever nod as CIS COach of the Year. Leahy was also presented the Gail Wilson Award as the Most Outstanding Contributor and was the only Vikes named to the CIS All-Canadian list for 2015.
DATE
OPPONENT
LOCATION
TIME
Aug. 29
Brown
Cambridge, MA
W 2-1
Aug. 30
Yale
New Haven, CT
W 4-1
Aug. 31
Harvard
Cambridge, MA
L 0-2
Sept. 19
UBC*
Victoria, BC
W 3-0
Sept. 20
UBC*
Victoria, BC
W 2-0
Oct. 3
Calgary*
Calgary, AB
W 2-0
Oct. 4
Calgary*
Calgary, AB
W 2-0
Oct. 10
UBC*
Vancouver, BC
W 1-0
Oct. 11
UBC*
Vancouver, BC
T 1-1
Oct. 24
Calgary*
Victoria, BC
W 1-0
Oct. 25
Calgary*
Victoria, BC
W 4-0
Nov. 5
CIS Game 1 vs #4
Victoria, BC
6:30 PM
Nov. 6
CIS Game 2 vs #3
Victoria, BC
4:00 PM
Nov. 7
CIS Game 3 vs #3
Victoria, BC
12:30 PM
Nov. 8
Bronze/Gold
Victoria, BC
12:30/3PM
*Conference Game | All times in PST
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2015 REGULAR SEASON RECORD: 7-0-1 (CW Champions) 2015 CW ALL-STARS: Kathleen Leahy, Amanda Kurianowicz,
2015 CW & CIS COACH OF THE YEAR: Lynne Beecroft CIS FIRST TEAM ALL-CANADIANS: Kathleen Leahy
CANADA WEST LEADING GOAL SCORERS
2015 CANADA WEST AWARD WINNERS
CANADA WEST ALL-STARS
Major Award Winners
Name (School)
Most Valuable Player
Hannah Haughn (UBC)
Rookie of the Year
Sabrina Wong (CGY)
Jessica Britton, CGY Beckett Frisch, CGY Rowan Harris, UBC Hannah Haughn, UBC Gabby Jayme, UBC Sarah Keglowitsch, UBC Amanda Kurianowicz, UVIC Kathleen Leahy, UVIC Janelle Rice, CGY Annie Walters-Shumka, UVIC Lizzie Yates, UVIC
T1
Amanda Kurianowicz
UVIC
4
T1
Hannah Haughn
UBC
4
3
Andrea Jones
UVIC
3
T4
Alanna Macdonald
UVIC
2
T4
Lizzie Yates
UVIC
2
Coach of the Year
Lynne Beecroft (UVIC)
T4
Sarah Keglowitsch
UBC
2
Goalkeeper of the Year
Beckett Frisch (CGY)
T4
Sophie Jones
UBC
2
T4
Emily Martin
UBC
2
Gail Wilson Award (Outstanding Contributor)
Kathleen Leahy (UVIC)
ALL-TIME RESULTS / AWARDS YEAR
COACH
CONF REC.
POST-SEASON FINISH
3-1-2 (3rd)
Championship MVP 2007: Ali Lee 2003: Lauren MacLean 2000: Anna Grimes
1970
unknown
1971
unknown
1972
Craig Wilson
* (4th)
1973
Craig Wilson
* (4th)
1974
Craig Wilson
* (3rd)
1975
Dianne Whittingham
* (1st)
CW Champions
1976
Enid Jackson
* (1st)
CW Champions
CIS MAJOR AWARDS
1998: Veronica Planella 1997: Anna Grimes
Player of the Year 2005: Ali Lee 2002: Lauren MacLean 2001: Andrea Rushton
1977
Enid Jackson
3-1-0 (2nd)
1978
Jenny John
3-1-0 (2nd)
1979
Jenny John
9-2-1 (1st)
1980
Sandy Drever
9-2-1 (2nd)
1981
Sandy Drever
13-1-1 (2nd)
1982
Sandy Drever
9-3-0 (2nd)
1983
Sandy Drever
9-0-3 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Bronze
1984
Lynne Beecroft
10-0-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
Coach of the Year
1985
Lynne Beecroft
5-3-1 (2nd)
CIS Bronze
1986
Lynne Beecroft
8-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Bronze
2015: Lynne Beecroft 2002: Lauren MacLean
1987
Lynne Beecroft
8-0-4 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1988
Lynne Beecroft
10-1-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS 4th Place
1989
Lynne Beecroft
10-0-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1990
Lynne Beecroft
11-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Silver
Player of the Year
1991
Lynne Beecroft
6-2-4 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
1992
Lynne Beecroft
11-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1993
Lynne Beecroft
7-1-4 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS 5th Place
2005: Ali Lee 2003: Lauren MacLean 2002: Lauren MacLean 2001: Andrea Rushton
1994
Lynne Beecroft
7-0-5 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1995
Lynne Beecroft
8-2-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
1996
Lynne Beecroft
7-3-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
1997
Lynne Beecroft
10-1-1 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
1998
Lynne Beecroft
8-3-1 (3rd)
CW Bronze; CIS Silver
1999
Lynne Beecroft
8-1-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2000
Lynne Beecroft
8-2-2 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
2001
Lynne Beecroft
7-2-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2015: Kathleen Leahy 2003: Haley Wickman 2002: Lauren MacLean
2002
Lynne Beecroft
11-1-0 (1st)
CW Champions; CIS Champions
Coach of the Year
2003
Lynne Beecroft
9-2-1 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2004
Lynne Beecroft
5-3-1 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Silver
2005
Lynne Beecroft
3-3-3 (4th)
CW 3rd Place, CIS DNQ
2006
Lynne Beecroft
6-0-3 (1st)
CW Silver, CIS Silver
2007
Lynne Beecroft
6-3-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2008
Lynne Beecroft
6-4-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Champions
2009
Lynne Beecroft
5-4-3 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS Bronze
2010
Lynne Beecroft
6-4-2 (2nd)
CW Silver; CIS 4th Place
2011
Lynne Beecroft
2-8-2 (4th)
CW 4th Place
2012
Lynne Beecroft
3-4-1 (2nd)
CW 2nd Place, CIS DNQ
2013
Lynne Beecroft
5-0-3 (1st)
CW Champions, CIS Silver
2014
Lynne Beecroft
5-1-2 (2nd)
CW 2nd Place, CIS Bronze
2015
Lynne Beecroft
7-0-1 (1st)
CW Champions
CW Champions
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes 1995: Brenda Lannard 1992: Rochelle Low
Rookie of the Year 2007: Kaitlyn Williams 2004: Ali Lee
1997: Rachel Peters
Outstanding Contributor
NOTE: Ranking in parantheses is division ranking not conference ranking
2015: Kathleen Leahy
1999: Kristen Taunton
CW MAJOR AWARDS
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes 1995: Brenda Lannard 1992: Rochelle Low
Rookie of the Year 2007: Kaitlyn Williams 2006: Robyn Pendleton 2004: Ali Lee
2002: Robyn Evans 1998: Kate Lindsay 1997: Rachel Peters
Outstanding Contributor 1999: Kristen Taunton 1997: Aoibhinn Grimes 1996: Julia Wong
Lynne Beecroft: 1990, 1994, 2002, 2014, 2015
CHAMPIONSHIPS: 11 APPEARANCES: 32 FIRST APPEARANCE: 1979 LAST APPEARANCE: 2014 (Bronze) GOLD MEDALS: 11 SILVER MEDALS: 9 BRONZE MEDALS: 7 HOSTS: 7 times (‘79, ‘96, ‘00, ‘08, ‘09, ‘13, ‘15)
CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM SELECTIONS
CIS ALL-CANADIANS 2015: Kathleen Leahy
2006: Emma Carbery
2000: Kristal Timmer
1992: Susan Reid
Olympians (9)
2014: Amanda Kurianowicz
2006: Mary Glen
1999: Aoibhinn Grimes
1992: Milena Gaiga
2013: Kathleen Leahy
2005: Ali Lee
1999: Veronica Planella
1991: Jessica McAlpine
Nancy Charlton Deb Whitten Lynne Beecroft Rochelle Low Diane Mahy Sue Reid
2011: Kaitlyn Williams
2004:Sara Simpson
1999: Kristen Taunton
1991: Sue Reid
2010: Kyla Kirby
2004: Gillian Batey
1998: Meggan Hunt
1990: Carmen Kirkness
2010: Danielle Hennig
2004: Emma Carbery
1998: Veronica Planella
1990: Rochelle Low
2010: Perri Espeseth
2003: Lauren MacLean
1997: Aoibhinn Grimes
1990: Milena Gaiga
2009: Perri Espeseth
2003: Sara Simpson
1997: Kristal Timmer
1989: Rochelle Low
2009: Katie Collison
2003: Gillian Batey
1996: Anna Grimes
1988: Katrina Lineen
2009: Kaitlyn Williams
2002: Lauren MacLean
1996: Julia Wong
1988: Rochelle Low
2008: Ali Lee
2002: Sara Simpson
1995: Brenda Lannard
1987: Carmen Kirkness
2008: Perri Espeseth
2001: Elise Roberts
1995: Julia Wong
1987: Katrina Lineen
2008: Katie Tittler
2001: Andrea Rushton
1994: Lauralee Kopeck
1986: Sara Ballantyne
2007: Ali Lee
2001: Rachel Peters
1994: Cara Jay
1985: Sara Ballantyne
2007: Kaitlyn Williams
2000: Anna Grimes
1993: Lauralee Kopeck
2007: Natalie Wise
2000: Meggan Hunt
1993: Brenda Lannard
2006: Ali Lee
2000: Andrea Rushton
1992: Rochelle Low
Lauralee Kopeck Milena Gaiga Sara Ballantyne
Senior National Team (24) Kathleen Leahy Val Berube Carmen Kirkness Heather Benson Thea Culley Ali Lee Sara Plumpton Aoibhinn Grimes
Katie Collison Kristen Taunton Robyn Pendleton Anna Grimes Meggan Hunt Kristal Timmer Andrea Rushton Lauren MacLean
Junior National Team (15) Katrina Lineen Kolette Bourne Robyn Evans EikoTabata Natalie Ward
Gillian Batey Haley Wickman Jacquie Hornby Kate Lindsay Emma Carbery
Elise Roberts Danielle Wilson Erin Biddlecombe Lindsay Cole Alexis De Armond
YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1981 - Silver
1990 - Silver
1998 - Silver
2007 - Bronze
Victoria 2, UBC 1 Victoria 4, York 2 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 3, Dalhousie 0 Victoria 0, UNB 0 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 (F)
Victoria 3, UNB 0 Victoria 3, UBC 0 Victoria 5, York 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 5, York 0 Victoria 5, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
1991 - GOLD
1999 - Silver
Victoria 1, Toronto 2 Victoria 2, UBC 1 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 1, Guelph 2 Victoria 3, UBC 1 (B)
1983 - Bronze
Victoria 3, York 0 Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 1, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 1, UBC 0 PS (F)
Victoria 0, Toronto 1 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 1, Alberta 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 (F)
1992 - GOLD
2000 - GOLD
Victoria 0, UNB 0 Victoria 1, York 0 Victoria 2, UNB 0 (F)
Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 13, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 5, Alberta 2 (SF) Victoria 3, Toronto 0 (F)
Victoria 4, UNB 1 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 (SF) Victoria 3, UNB 1 (B) 1984 - GOLD Victoria 4, Waterloo 1 Victoria 3, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 3, UBC 1 OT (SF) Victoria 1, York 0 (F) 1985 - Bronze Victoria 2, Dalhousie 0 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 1, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 4, York 3 (B) 1986 - Bronze Victoria 4, Laurentian 0 Victoria 1, UNB 0 Victoria 1, York 2 (SF) Victoria 1, UNB 0 (B) 1987 - GOLD Victoria 0, Calgary 1 Victoria 5, York 2 Victoria 1, UBC 0 (SF) Victoria 1, Toronto 0 (F) 1988 - 4th Victoria 4, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 1, York 1 Victoria 1, Toronto 2 OT (SF) Victoria 0, York 1 (B) 1989 - GOLD Victoria 1, UNB 0 Victoria 3, York 0 Victoria 1, Toronto (SF) Victoria 2, York 1 (F)
1993 - 5th Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 0, UNB 1 Victoria 2, York 1 (5th) 1994 - GOLD Victoria 2, UNB 0 Victoria 2, Toronto 3 PS Victoria 1, UBC 0 (SF) Victoria 1, York 0 (F) 1995 - GOLD Victoria 6, York 2 Victoria 1, Toronto 1 Victoria 6, UNB 0 (SF) Victoria 1, UBC 0 (F) 1996 - Silver Victoria 5, UNB 1 Victoria 0, Toronto 4 Victoria 3, Alberta 1 (SF) Victoria 2, Toronto 4 (F) 1997 - GOLD Victoria 0, Alberta 1 Victoria 3, Calgary 2 Victoria 2, Toronto 0 (SF) Victoria 1, Alberta 0 (F)
LEGEND: OT: over-time PS: penalty strokes B: Bronze SF: semi-final F: Final
2001 - Bronze Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 9, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 0, Waterloo 1 (SF) Victoria 1, Toronto 0 (B) 2002 - GOLD Victoria 0, Toronto 0 Victoria 7, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 4, Waterloo 0 (SF) Victoria 2, UBC 0 (F) 2003 - Silver Victoria 5, Waterloo 0 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 5, St. Mary’s 1 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 1 PS (F) 2004 - Silver Victoria 3, Toronto 0 Victoria 1, St. Mary’s 0 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 (SF) Victoria 0, UBC 3 (F)
Julia Wong Katie Rushton Moira Hill Sara Simpson Danielle Hennig Kaitlyn Williams Natalie Wise Rosie Beale
2008 - GOLD Victoria 3, Guelph 1 Victoria 2, Toronto 1 Victoria 0, Alberta 1 Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 2, Alberta 1 (F) 2009 - Bronze Victoria 1, Toronto 0 Victoria 0, UBC 0 Victoria 1, Guelph 1 Victoria 1, Alberta 2 Victoria 2, Guelph 1 (B) 2010 - 4th Victoria 0, Toronto 3 Victoria 2, Guelph 1 Victoria 5, Waterloo 0 Victoria 0, UBC 1 Victoria 0, Guelph 3 (B) 2012 - 5th Victoria 0, Guelph 5 Victoria 0, UBC 4 Victoria 1, Western 3 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 2013 - Silver Victoria 3, Guelph 0 Victoria 3, Waterloo 0 Victoria 2, UBC 4 Victoria 1, UBC 4 (F)
2006 - Silver
2014 - Bronze
Victoria 2, Alberta 1 Victoria 2, Toronto 0 Victoria 2, UBC 2 Victoria 4, York 0 Victoria 1, UBC 3 (F)
Victoria 3, Guelph 2 Victoria 1, UBC 1 Victoria 0, Toronto 1 Victoria 6, Guelph 0 (B)
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