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McGill FootballChampionships

Table of Contents

1902 Yates Cup

1906 Yates Cup

1912 Yates Cup

1913 Yates Cup

1919 Yates Cup

1928 Yates Cup

1938 Yates Cup

1960 Yates Cup

1962 Yates Cup

1969 Yates Cup

1973 QUAA Trophy

1987 Dunsmore Cup

Vanier Cup

2001 Dunsmore Cup

2002 Dunsmore Cup

6 Percival Molson Memorial Stadium

8 McGill Coaching Staff

10 Support & Sportsmedicine Staff

11 The 2014 Redmen

15 2014 Team Photo

16 2014 Team Roster

17 About McGill University

18 McGill Football Major Award Winners

19 McGill Football Trophy Winners

20 McGill All-Time Draft Picks

21 McGill Football Team Captains

22 McGill Football All-Canadians

23 Redmen Players in the Pros

#1 Joel Houle

2014 McGill SchedulePRESEASON GAMESat., Aug. 23 1:00 pm at TorontoRSEQ REGULAR SEASON OPENERSat., Sept. 6 4:00 pm at Sherbrooke SHAUGNESSY CUPFri., Sept. 12 7:00 pm vs SherbrookeFri., Sept. 19 7:00 pm at MontrealSat., Sept. 27 1:00 pm at Laval

THANKSGIVING TURKEY BOWLThurs., Oct. 9 7:00 pm vs Bishop’sHOMECOMING GAMESat., Oct. 18 1:00 pm vs SherbrookeFri., Oct. 24 7:00 pm vs LavalMONTREAL SHRINE BOWLSat., Nov. 1 1:00 pm at Concordia

#6 Pierre-Luc Moquin

#85 Yannick Langelier-Vanasse

HOME GAMES IN BOLD*EXHIBITION GAME

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The Montreal Alouettes have played most of their home games at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium since November, 1997. The facility, which turns 99 years old in 2014, is named in memory of Captain Percival Mol-son, a McGill athlete and Canadian Olympian who died in the First World

War. He was inducted posthumously to the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1963 and was an inaugural honoree to the McGill Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.

Molson was born in Cacouna, Que., on Aug. 14, 1880 and developed into one of Can-ada’s most outstanding athletes. He was the youngest player ever to win the Stanley Cup, playing on the 1896 Cup championship Montreal Victorias at the age of 16. He graduated from McGill in 1901 with a B.A. and became the University’s first Olympi-an, competing at the 1904 Summer Games in St. Louis. Molson captained the McGill hockey team, starred in track, racquet sports and football and won the Individual Trophy as the school’s best “all-round athlete” for three consecutive years, a feat un-matched by any male in McGill sports history. He earned every athletic honour the University offered and set a world record in the long jump at the American Athletics Meet in 1900. Molson was renowned for his sportsmanship and earned the unique distinction of never having been penalized in any sport for unfair tactics.

After graduation, Molson became the youngest member to serve on the McGill Board of Governors, chairing its Finance and Stadium committees. He was severely wound-ed overseas in the Battle of Sanctuary Wood on June 2, 1916 and received the Military Cross for gallantry and distinguished conduct in action. He insisted on returning to action and was killed by a direct hit from a trench mortar on the outskirts of Avion, France on July 5, 1917.

The legacy of Molson Stadium is that it represents an inheritance from a generation which nobly served in a long and bloody war. A significant part of the estimated origi-nal $100,000 construction costs came from “Percy” Molson, who bequeathed $75,000 in his will towards the construction of a football stadium on the McGill campus. That generous gift was the equivalent of approximately $1.34 million in today’s currency (based upon the Consumer Price Index).

Overlooking the Montreal skyline from atop Mount Royal, Molson Stadium is re-nowned for its charm, cozy dimensions and great sight lines. It remains one of the most scenic places in Canada to watch a spectator event. The venue serves the Uni-versity as a varsity game and practice field, an intramural pitch and multi-purpose area. Over the past six decades, the Stadium has been host to field hockey for the 1976 Summer Olympics, Drum Corps International competitions, the RHR Blackwatch ceremony presided over by the Queen Mother, concerts by “The Police” (1980) and the Beach Boys (2001), a FIFA soccer tournament and numerous community events. The stadium hosted the 1931 Grey Cup game — a 22-0 victory by the Montreal Winged Wheelers over the Regina Roughriders— in front of 5,112 fans. The 1957 CFL All-Star game was also played there.

Construction on the stadium began in July, 1914 on an area known as Macdonald Park, named after William Macdonald, a benefactor who almost single-handeDefen-sive Liney financed parts of the University. Macdonald Park was to be known as “a playground for McGill students”. Originally known as McGill Graduates’ Stadium, it was designed by famed architect Percy Nobbs and officially opened on Oct. 22, 1915 with the firing of a starter’s pistol by Sir William Peterson, the McGill principal, for a

Percival Molson Memorial StadiumWHERE LEGENDS ARE FORGED

By Earl Zukerman

PERCIVAL MOLSON MEMORIAL STADIUMThe stadium is owned by McGill University

and is home to the McGill Redmen, theMcGill Martlets and the Montreal Alouettes

OUR STADIUM HISTORY

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track meet in front of some 4,000 spectators. It had been hoped that the first event would have been a football game but with the outbreak of the First World War, the football season was cancelled for what proved to be four years and the stadium sat empty during the war, until it was re-dedicated as Percival Molson Memorial Stadium on Oct. 19, 1919. The first football game played there was a 25-2 victory for McGill over Queen’s on Nov. 8, 1919, which marked McGill’s first home game in five years, since a 31-7 win over Queen’s on Nov. 14, 1914.

The Stadium was originally constructed with a 7,676 seat concrete grandstand as large crowds necessitated a bigger facility. The well-drained playing field was encir-cled by a quarter-mile running track, 18 feet in width. An immediate success, Molson Stadium became the home of the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association football team, the predecessor of the Montreal Alouettes. By the 1930s, the stadium’s seating capacity had become inadequate and a gradual expansion began. Seating arrange-ments were entirely rebuilt, the first outdoor lighting system in Canada was installed, as was a public address system. Major. D. Stuart Forbes, then director of athletics at McGill, brought in a flock of sheep once in an attempt to improve the grass! A south grandstand was constructed and the north side was heightened. These projects brought the capacity to approximately 19,500 by the early 1960s. McGill was enjoy-ing large crowds and a record attendance of 19,386 was recorded for a game in 1950.

The Alouettes, formed in 1946, were also enjoying capacity crowds at the smaller Delormier Stadium from 1946 to 1953. They moved to Molson Stadium in 1954 and stayed until 1967. The all-time attendance record at Molson Stadium was 26,191 for a 27-21 victory by Montreal over Hamilton on Sept. 12, 1959. In 1951 Molson Stadium was also filled to capacity for the visit of Princess Elizabeth. With the advent of tele-vision and improved Montreal highways during the 1960s, the city became focused on the world’s fair, known as “Expo 67”. As intercollegiate crowds at McGill began to drop significantly, Molson Stadium began a slow decay. The Alouettes moved to the larger and newly-constructed Autostade -- which had 33,172 seats -- in 1968. They played there through 1971, before switching back to Molson Stadium for the 1972 campaign, then moved back to the Autostade, where they played from 1973 to 1976, before moving to Olympic Stadium the year after the Montreal Olympics.

In 1975, Molson Stadium received a major facelift with a government-sponsored up-grade to the facilities, including the installation of AstroTurf for field hockey during the 1976 Summer Olympics. It marked the first time that artificial turf was used for in the Olympic Games. Capacity was increased to over 20,000 with the addition of temporary seats. After 10 winters, the AstroTurf was in need of a new surface and six months after future Alouettes star Michael Soles led the McGill Redmen to the Vanier Cup in 1987, a new AstroTurf-8 carpet was installed at a cost of approximately $1

million. Much of the funding was provided by the Molson Foundation.

In 1997, the Alouettes were forced to host a playoff game at Molson Stadium due to a concert by the Irish rock band U2 at Olympic Stadium. The game, versus the B.C. Lions on Nov. 2, was the first Alouettes game at McGill since 1972 and the Als drew an announced crowd of 16,257 after spending about $55,000 to renovate and expand the seating capacity to 18,027 with the addition of temporary end-zone seats. Over the winter of 1998, the CFL’s board of governors, in a move initiated by the clubs in western Canada, decided to provide the Alouettes with a grant of at least $250,000, and perhaps as much as $300,000, to assist with the repairs. In the spring of 1998, additional renovations valued at $309,000 were made by the Alouettes and the seat-ing capacity was expanded to 17,317. In the spring of 1999, the Alouettes installed temporary bleachers, increasing the capacity to 19,461. A further increase in the 2001 season improved seating capacity to 19,601 with the addition of temporary seating and that figure was increased to 20,002 in time for the 2002 campaign.

On Oct. 2, 2001, Pierre Bourque, mayor of Montreal, announced that an agreement had been signed with Larry Smith (then-president of the Alouettes), and Luc Vinet, then provost and vice-principal academic at McGill, to expand and renovate the sta-dium. Bourque pledged $4 million toward the $12.5-million expansion project, with agreements in place for the balance to come from the federal and provincial gov-ernments under the federal infrastructure program. The Alouettes also committed about $500,000 and signed a 10-year stadium lease with the University. Renovations were eventually completed in time for the 2004 season and Alouettes owner Robert Wetenhall then announced that his team had spent $1.2-million on stadium improve-ments.

The 2004 improvements included the replacement of the 13-year-old AstroTurf sur-face with a new FieldTurf surface and expansion of the bleacher-type seating capaci-ty to 20,202. The areas under both the north and south grandstands were completely renovated, including upgraded dressing rooms, showers, officials’ rooms, concession stands and washrooms. Some 15 luxury boxes were added and the outdoor light-ing was significantly enhanced, in addition to the stadium access roads. In return, the public gained access to McGill’s athletic facilities, which were previously only available to students, staff and graduates. In 2010, the stadium underwent a further facelift at a cost of $29.355 million, with funding from the Quebec provincial and municipal governments, as well as a private contribution from the Wetenhall family. Seating capacity was increased to 25,012, along with the addition of 18 private loges and the state-of-the-art video board became a permanent installation. In 2013, a new drainage system was installed along with a high-performance FieldTurf Revolution surface at a cost of $1.445 million.

#11 Dallon Kuprowski, Quarterback

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McGill Redmen Coaching Staff

Clint Uttley

H E A D C O A C H & S P E C I A L T E A M S

Patrick Boies

A S S I S TA N T H E A D C O A C H & O F F E N S I V E C O O R D I N AT O R

Ronald Hilaire

D E F E N S I V E C O O R D I N AT O R & D E F E N S I V E L I N E

CLINT UTTLEY was formally appointed head coach at McGill in November, 2011 after serving as interim bench boss for the final three games of the 2011 season. He also serves as special teams coordinator. The 38-year-old native of Orillia, Ont., who joined the Redmen coaching staff in 2008, is the 20th head coach in school history. He has also been a guest coach at training camps with several teams in the Canadian Football League, notably the Toronto Argonauts (2003, 2005 and 2008), Calgary Stampeders (2011) and the Montreal Alouettes (2012). Prior to joining McGill, Uttley was the special teams coordinator and coached defensive backs at the University of British Columbia for two seasons. He also spent six campaigns at Acadia University, where he coached receivers (2001) and linebackers (2002-03) before serving his final two years with the Axemen as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator (2004-05). Uttley began his coaching career as an assistant with the Huronia Stallions of the Ontario Varsity Football League each summer from 1998 to 2002. A product of Park Street Collegiate Institute in Orillia, he went on to play junior for the Burlington Braves, then played at Champlain Regional College in Lennoxville, Que., where he was part of their 1995 Bol d’Or junior college championship. Uttley then played five seasons at middle linebacker for Acadia (1996 to 2000) where he was a four-year starter and team captain in his final two seasons. He graduated with a bachelor of arts in 2000, followed by an education degree (2004) and a master’s degree in education (2011). During his tenure at Acadia, Uttley coached eight CIS All-Canadians, three President’s Trophy nominees (most outstanding defensive player in the CIS), a J.P. Metras Trophy nominee (most outstanding lineman), a Peter Gorman nominee (most outstanding rookie) and two Russ Jackson Award nominees (for academics, athletics and citizenship).

PATRICK BOIES, a 38-year-old native of Ste. Foy, Que., was appointed offensive coordinator of the team in January 2012 and the title of assistant head coach was added in 2013. Prior to joining the Redmen staff, he coached for eight seasons at Collège François-Xavier Garneau, including six years as head coach. In 2011, he guided the Élans to a Bol d’Or Division 1 championship, posting an impressive 59-31 upset over league-leading Collège Vieux-Montreal in the final, to establish a Bol d’Or record for most points scored in a game. He also led F.X. Garneau to a Bol d’Or title in 2008 when they defeated Champlain-Lennoxville 45-23 in the collegiate AAA final. Boies has also served as head coach of Team Quebec for the 2014 Canada Cup and served as offensive coordinator for Team Canada, winning the world championship in 2012 at Austin Texas. In 2013, he coordinated the offence for Team Quebec, winning the Canada Cup national championship in Moncton, N.B. Boies previously served as the defensive coordinator at Collège Beauce-Appa-laches in 2002 and head coach in France with the Cannes Iron Masks, which went 10-0 in 2005 enroute to capturing the professional Div. 2 Championship. During his playing days, Boies was a second-team All-Canadian defensive back with the Laval Rouge et Or from 1997 to 2001. He served as a co-captain and helped Laval win their first Vanier Cup national title in 1999.

RONALD HILAIRE, a 30-year-old native of Laval, Que., was appointed defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at McGill in February, 2014 after serving in a similar ca-pacity for three years with the Montréal Carabins, where he was also the recruiting coordinator. Prior to working with the Carabins, he was a defensive line coach at College du Vieux Montreal in 2010 and 2011. He also coaches with the Canadian under-18 team as co-defensive coordinator and D-line coach and was the defensive coordinator of Team Quebec for the 2014 Canada Cup. Hilaire played four seasons at the University of Buffalo as a defensive lineman, graduating with a degree in business administration in 2009. He was a fourth-round pick (27th overall) by the Calgary Stampeders in the 2008 Canadian Football League draft. Prior to attending Buffalo, he played three seasons at Collège du Vieux-Montréal, where he was a co-captain, earned all-conference honours and was the league defensive player of the year in 2004 and played on three Bol d’Or championship teams. He is currently the defensive coordinator for the Canadian U-18 squad and has coached with Team Quebec since 2012.

Alain Mainguy

O F F E N S I V E L I N E

ALAIN MAINGUY was appointed offensive line coach at McGill in February 2014. He spent the last two years as the O-line coach at the University of Montreal where he mentored David Foucault, the third-ranked prospect for the 2014 CFL draft. Prior to coaching at the CIS level, Mainguy won six Bol d’Or championships with various teams in the Quebec CEGEP league, most notably two with College Francois-Xavier-Garneau in 2008 and 2011, where he served as offensive line coach. Other coaching stints include with the Quebec provincial program and with Team Canada in 2012, where he won a world championship with fellow McGill coach Pat Boies in Austin, Texas. During his playing days, Mainguy was an offensive lineman for the Laval Rouge et Or in 1995 and 1996. He graduated with two degrees from Laval, a bachelor of science (biology), a bachelor of high school education (science & technology) and a certificate in college education.


Benoit Groulx

Q U A R T E R B A C K S

Mathieu Marier Drew Bard Varges

O F F E N S I V E A S S I S TA N T

Patrick Chenard

D E F E N S I V E B A C K S

Ryne Bondy

Q U A R T E R B A C K S & V I D E O C O O R D I N AT O R

Jerome Erdman

S P E C I A L T E A M S C O O R D I N AT O R & R E C E I V E R S

JEROME ERDMAN returned to McGill in January 2013, serving as special teams coordinator. He previously coached special teams and the defensive line at McGill in 2009. Prior to rejoining the Redmen, Erdman was with the UBC Thunderbirds from 2010-12 as a defensive coordinator after filling the role during the 2000-01 season before moving on to a number of positions at the CFL and CIS level that included stops as coach of the UBC secondary in 2002 and 2007. He began his second tenure at UBC in 2010 under head coach Shawn Olson. A standout defensive back at Simon Fraser University from 1979 to 1981, Erdman carried over that success to the pro level, playing eight seasons in the CFL for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (winning the 1984 Grey Cup), Ottawa Roughriders, and Edmonton Eskimos before a five-year stint with the Glasgow Lions in Europe capped off a very successful playing career. Erdman began his coaching career with the Lions while he was still playing, leading the Glasgow defence for four seasons before taking over as head coach in 1996 after his on-field retirement. He then spent three years with the Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe) before returning to Canada and his first stint with UBC. From 2002-06, Erdman was on staff with the CFL’s Hamilton Tiger-Cats coaching both the linebackers and special team units. After his second tour of duty with UBC in 2007, he took over as receivers coach and special teams assistant with the Toronto Argonauts for the 2008 CFL season.

BENOIT GROULX was the offensive coordinator at College Notre Dame in 2013 and with the Bishops Gaiters in 2010-2012. He served in a similar capacity with Team Quebec, helping lead them to Canada Cup championships in 2011 and 2012. Groulx has nine years of coaching experience, including stints in various football camps. He coached at the Académie Saint-Louis from 2012 to 2014 and served as director of sports and football program coordinator at Curé-Antoine Labelle, a high school in Laval, Que. He was also head coach and offensive coordinator of the Quebec City Monarks of the Quebec Major Football League in 2009, and was an assistant with the Élites de Québec U-15 and U-17 teams at the Wilson Cup Challenge in 2007 and 2008. He had a stellar playing career, guiding Laval to a pair of CIS national titles, winning the Vanier Cup in 2006 and 2008. With the Rouge et Or, he was an All-Canadian and three-time RSEQ conference player of the year, winning the Hec Crighton Trophy in 2008 as the most outstanding player in CIS football. After five seasons at Laval, from 2005 to 2009, Groulx established an RSEQ league record for career touchdown passes with 66, which currently ranks seventh in CIS history and holds the CIS record for single-season completion percentage (75.2% in 2008). Six years after retiring, he is still ranked fourth among the league’s all-time leaders for passing yards (8,530), fourth in pass completions (612) and eighth in pass attempts (853). He is ranked second for most TD passes in an RSEQ game (6). Prior to joining Laval, he played at the CEGEP level with the Vieux-Montréal Spartiates (2002-2004) winning the Bol d’Or as league champion all three seasons. He was twice named the CEGEP AAA league MVP (2003 and 2004). He also won a silver medal as a member of Team Canada at the 2004 NFL Global Junior Championship.

Igor Bojanic

R U N N I N G B A C K S

IGOR BOJANIC, a native of Dollard des Ormeaux, Que., returns for his fourth season in 2014 as the running backs coach after serving in the same position in 2012 and 2013. He began coaching with the Redmen as an offensive assistant in the 2011 season. He coached the 2009 and 2010 seasons at John Abbott College, where he previously played. At JAC, he served as offensive coordinator in his first season and receivers coach in his second campaign. Bojanic began coaching with the Roxboro Raiders (Juvenile AA) as the running backs coach in 1996 and moved up to the Bantam North Shore Lions in 1997, where he spent three seasons with the running backs, before taking over as head coach in 2000. The next year, he joined the North Shore Mustangs, serving two seasons as a receivers coach, then switched to running backs in 2003, 2005 and 2006. A product of the North Shore, he played for the North Shore Lions (87-88) and Mustangs (89-90) before moving up the CEGEP ranks for John Abbott and ending his playing days in junior with the North Shore Broncos in 1994 and 1995.

Dave Edmunds

D E F E N S I V E B A C K S A S S I S TA N T & R E C R U I T I N G C O O R D I N AT O R

DAVE EDMUNDS was appointed the defensive backs coach at McGill in February 2014 after spending the last two seasons as an assistant coach (linebackers and defensive backs) at the University of Montreal, where he helped develop multiple all-stars and the 2013 RSEQ rookie of the year. Prior to coaching in the CIS, Edmunds spent three years at the CEGEP AAA level, serving as a defensive backs coach with the Vanier Cheetahs (2011) and coaching linebackers with the Champlain Cougars (2006 and 2007), where he dou-bled as defensive coordinator in his final season. He also spent 10 years as a high-school coach, including a half-dozen seasons with perennial powerhouse College Notre-Dame. Edmunds graduated from the University of Sherbrooke with a bachelor’s degree in physical & health education (2007) and a Certificate in Chemistry (2008). He followed that with a law degree in 2014 from the University of Montreal.

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Jerome Ferival

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SETHATOAPOMA

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KENNYBAYE

#15RECEIVEREIVER

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RÉMIBERTELLIN

#4RECEIVER

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NICOLASBERTRAND

#65OFFENSIVE LINE

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QUENTINBIENAIM

RSDEFENSIVE BACK

EVRY, FRANCE

JEAN-CHRISTOPHEBOUCHARD

#28CORNERBACK

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LOUISBROUILLETTE

#17RECEIVER

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MALUNDUBUKASA

#21DEFENSIVE BACK

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FLORIANBUNDSCHUH

RSWIDE RECEIVER

VIENNA, AUSTRIA

OLIVIERCAIN-TREMBLAY

#96DEFENSIVE LINE

LONGUEUIL, QC

PHILIPPECARRIERE

#9LINEBACKER

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RAPHAELCASEY

#20RECEIVERMONTREAL, QC

MAXIMECHAPUT-DUPUY

#7DEFENSIVE BACK

ST. HUBERT, QC

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NOTRE DAME DE GRACE, QC

ANTHONYCOUTURIER-LAGACE

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RIVIÈRE-DU-LOUP, QC

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VANCOUVER, BC

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LACHINE, QC

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HAMILTON, ON

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MONTREAL, QC

STEVENGUSEW

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BOUCHERVILLE, QC

JOELHOULE

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CHATEAUGUAY, QC

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QUEBEC CITY, QC

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ST. EUSTACHE, QC

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MONTREAL, QC

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CHAMBLY, QC

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KADEEMLEWIS

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LASALLE, QC

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LACHINE, QC

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LAVAL, QC

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ST-LAMBERT, QC

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QUEBEC CITY, QC

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MONTREAL, QC

TIMOTHYMITCHELL

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ST. HUBERT, QC

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MONTREAL, QC

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BELOEIL, QC

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MONTREAL, QC

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MONTREAL, QC

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ST. HUBERT, QC

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No. NAME POSITION HT WT AGE ELIG FIELD OF STUDY / YEAR HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL12 Seth Atoapoma Defensive Back 6-0 195 23 T3 Human Resources Management 1 Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC St. Lazare (QJFL) 2012 / Champlain (Lennoxville) 201215 Kenny Baye Receiver 6-1 205 23 T3 PR & Communications Management 1 Montreal, QC St. Leonard (QJFL) 2012 / Concordia (CIS) 2013 / Marianopolis 2009 04 Rémi Bertellin Receiver 5-9 169 20 1 Language & Culture 1 Fontenay-sous-Bois (FRANCE) FC Fontenay-sous-Bois 2014 65 Nicolas Bertrand Offensive Line 6-0 300 22 3 Agricultural Economics 2 Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC Collège St Jean-sur-Richelieu 2012RS Quentin Bienaim Defensive Back 5-11 180 21 1 Language & Culture 1 Evry (FRANCE) Collège de Thetford Mines 2014 28 Jean-Christophe Bouchard Cornerback 5-9 185 21 2 Earth & Planetary Sciences 2 Quebec City, QC Collège Limoilou 2012 17 Louis Brouillette Receiver 6-0 185 21 3 Mechanical Engineering 3 Sherbrooke, QC Collège de Sherbrooke 2011 21 Malundu Bukasa Defensive Back 5-9 170 22 T3 Continuing Education 1 Montreal, QC St. Leonard (QJFL) 2013 / Collège du Vieux-Montreal 2011RS Florian Bundschuh Wide Receiver 5-9 165 21 1 International Management 2 Vienna (AUSTRIA) FC Raiffeisen Vikings II 2013 96 Olivier Cain-Tremblay Defensive Line 6-3 265 23 4 Elementary & Seconday Education (TESL) 5 Longueuil, QC Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2010 09 Philippe Carriere Linebacker 6-1 225 20 1 Continuing Education 1 Montreal, QC Vanier College 2014 20 Raphael Casey Receiver 5-8 175 21 2 Mathematics 2 Montreal, QC Collège du Vieux-Montreal 201207 Maxime Chaput-Dupuy Defensive Back 5-8 170 22 3 Industrial Relations 3 St. Hubert, QC Champlain College (Lennoxville) 201187 Casey Cook Receiver 6-0 190 22 T2 Continuing Education 3 Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, QC Concordia (CIS) / Kingston (OJHL) / Loyola HS ‘0714 Anthony Couturier-Lagace Defensive Back 5-10 192 20 1 Physical & Health Education 1 Rivière-du-Loup, QC Collège Garneau 2014 RS Myke Daignault-Labarre Kicker/Punter 5-8 190 20 1 Continuing Education 1 Longueuil, QC Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2014 59 Pierre-Olivier Daloze Offensive Line 6-2 280 21 3 Civil Engineering 3 Laval, QC Collège André-Grasset 2012 89 Sam Davies Receiver 5-10 180 20 1 Physical & Health Education 3 Kelowna, BC Kelowna Secondary School 2012 29 Mack Dessources Defensive Back 5-8 180 21 1 Management 1 Laval, QC Collège Ahuntsic 2014 23 Daves Dufresne Defensive Back 5-4 172 21 1 Management 1 Montreal, QC Collège Montmorency 2014 42 Jean-Michel Elie Defensive End 6-0 237 22 1 Management 1 Laval, QC Collège du Vieux-Montreal, QC 2014 22 Carl-David Erius Defensive Back 5-8 169 20 1 Management 1 Laval, QC Vanier College 2014 40 Karl Forgues Linebacker 5-9 200 20 1 Physical & Health Education 1 Repentigny, QC Collège de Lanaudière 2014 55 Charles Gabreau Offensive Line 6-0 337 20 1 Continuing Education 1 Montreal, QC Vanier College 2014 58 Terence Gamit Offensive Line 6-1 265 20 3 Physical & Health Education 3 Vancouver, BC Vancouver College 2012 02 Nicholas Gaudreault Defensive Back 5-10 179 22 3 Marketing 3 Lachine, QC Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2012 18 Eran Gerstein Defensive Back 5-7 180 22 4 Physical & Health Education 5 Hamilton, ON Westdale Secondary School 2009 13 Simon Gingras-Gagnon Receiver 6-0 204 20 1 Biology 1 Quebec City, QC Collège Garneau 2014 10 Eric Gracioppo Linebacker 6-1 235 21 2 Mining Engineering 2 Montreal, QC Vanier College 2013 05 Luis Guimont-Mota Running Back 5-9 190 23 3 Business Management 3 Quebec City, QC Collège François-Xavier-Garneau 201195 Ousmane Guindo Defensive Line 5-11 235 21 1 Management 1 Laval, QC Collège Montmorency 2014 68 Steven Gusew Offensive Line 6-2 270 23 T2 Finance 2 Boucherville, QC Champlain College (St-Lambert) 201201 Joel Houle Quarterback 6-2 219 20 1 Finance 1 Chateauguay, QC Collège de Valleyfield 2014 31 Nicolas Huot Defensive Back 5-9 172 22 3 Business Management 3 Quebec City, QC Collège Garneau 2012 RS Jordan Hurley Offensive Line 6-4 290 19 1 Continuing Education 1 St-Eustache, QC John Abbott College 2014 47 Stephane Ishimwe-Baganizi Defensive Back 5-11 182 21 1 Human Resources Management 2 Montreal, QC Vanier College 2013 45 Travis Jennings Running Back 5-11 190 21 1 Applied Marketing 1 Toronto, ON Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2014 35 Nils Jonkmans Kicker/Punter 5-9 188 22 3 Anatomy & Cell Biology 5 Deep River, ON Mackenzie HS 2010 30 Pelle Jorgen Running Back 5-11 185 19 2 History 2 Toronto, ON Upper Canada College 2013 44 Edouard-Andrew Joseph Linebacker 5-9 215 23 1 Human Resources Mgmt. 1 Montreal, QC Collège Montmorency 2014 56 Anis Kali Offensive Line 5-10 281 20 1 Finance 1 St-Augustin-de-Desmaures, QC Vanier College 2014 36 Nicolas Khandar Running Back 5-9 190 21 1 Language & Culture 1 Paris (FRANCE) Collège de Thetford Mines 2014 11 Dallon Kuprowski Quarterback 5-9 190 21 3 Economics 4 Kanata, ON All Saints Catholic High School 2011 RS Chien Lai Receiver 6-0 180 19 1 Political Science 2 North Delta, BC Seaquam Secondary School 2013 27 Simon Lamontagne Defensive Back 5-11 200 23 4 Physical Therapy 5 Boisbriand, QC Collège Lionel-Groulx 2012 85 Yannick Langelier-Vanasse Receiver 5-8 185 22 4 Physical & Health Education 4 Lachine, QC Collège Montmorency 2011 80 Philippe Lapierre Receiver 6-2 200 20 1 Entrepreneurship 1 Beloeil, QC Collège de Drummondville 201433 Carl Laverdiere Defensive Line 6-0 230 21 2 Mechanical Engineering 2 Quebec City, QC Collège Limoilou 2012 24 Alexandre Lefebvre-Tardif Defensive Back 5-9 190 23 T2 Continuing Education 2 Montreal, QC Université Laval (CIS) 2013 / Vanier College 201297 Kadeem Lewis Defensive Line 6-1 285 22 3 Public Relations 3 LaSalle, QC Collège Vieux-Montreal, QC 201143 Donald Louis Linebacker 5-10 211 23 3 Physical & Health Education 4 Lachine, QC Collège Montmorency 2011 51 Ricard Lubin Linebacker 5-11 220 21 1 Health & Society Services Management 1 Laval, QC Collège Montmorency 201481 Jonathan Mack Receiver 6-1 210 21 2 Physical & Health Education 3 St-Lambert, QC Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2012 90 Jeremy Magan-France Defensive Tackle 6-1 270 21 1 Human Resources Management 2 Toronto, ON Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2014 34 Juslain Makambo Linebacker 5-9 212 19 1 Human Resources Management 1 Winnipeg, MB Kamloops Broncos (CJFL) 2014 / Kelvin High School 201483 William Martin Receiver 5-9 157 21 1 Finance 3 Quebec City, QC Collège Garneau 2012 88 Damian Massey-Hirt Receiver 6-2 200 22 3 Continuing Education 2 Montreal, QC Champlain College (St-Lambert) 2013 82 Moy McDonald Receiver 5-11 182 22 1 Continuing Education 1 Brossard, QC St-Leonard (QJFL) 2013 / Champlain College (St-Lambert) 201163 Frédéric Méthot Offensive Line 6-2 275 23 4 Mechanical Engineering 5 Montreal, QC Collège du Vieux-Montreal, QC 2010 50 Timothy Mitchell Offensive Line 6-5 285 23 2 Human Resources Management 2 St. Hubert, QC Vanier College 2013 06 Pierre-Luc Moquin Quarterback 6-1 213 22 3 Management 3 Chambly, QC Collège Édouard-Montpetit 2013 16 Woldy Murat Defensive Back 5-10 184 20 1 Continuing Education 1 Laval, QC Vanier College 2014 52 Issa N’Doye Linebacker 5-10 215 21 1 Social Work 1 Quebec City, QC Collège Limoilou 2014 93 Nicolas Ortuno Defensive End 6-1 225 23 2 Language & Culture 2 Evry (FRANCE) College de Thetford Mines 2012 46 Aleksander Papich Defensive Back 6-3 194 23 T3 Bioresource Engineering 1 Montreal, QC Union College (NCAA) 2013 / Choate Rosemary Hall 2011 84 Jean-Philippe Paquette Receiver 5-5 160 23 4 Continuing Education 4 Trois-Rivières, QC Collège de Trois-Rivieres 201139 Gabriel Poisson Linebacker 5-10 210 20 2 Continuing Education 3 Laval, QC Collège Andre-Grasset 201037 David Polynice Defensive Back 6-3 175 21 T2 Public Relations & Marketing 2 Montreal, QC St. Leonard (QJFL) / Concordia 2013 / Vanier 2013 26 Jethro Sainvry Cornerback 5-8 170 21 1 Management 1 Montreal, QC Collège Montmorency 2014 69 Qadr Spooner Offensive Line 6-5 295 22 2 Human Resources Management 2 Brossard, QC Vanier College 2013 03 Devon Stewart Defensive End 5-11 231 23 3 Continuing Education 3 St-Hubert, QC Champlain College (Lennoxville) 2012 38 Dischaine Thompson Running Back 5-8 195 21 1 Nursing 3 Smiths Falls, ON Smiths Falls District Collegiate Institute 2011 25 Charles-William Tremblay Defensive Back 5-11 205 21 T3 Health & Society Services Management 2 Quebec City, QC Collège Limoilou 201208 Pascal Tshilambo Receiver 6-1 205 24 T5 Applied Marketing 2 Montreal, QC Concordia University (CIS) 2012 / John Abbott College 2011 48 Sean-Philippe Viens Defensive Back 5-10 169 21 1 Physiology & Physics 3 Repentigny, QC Collège de l’Outaouais 201257 Cedric Vinet Offensive Line 6-4 275 21 T2 Continuing Education 1 St-Hilaire, QC Concordia University (CIS) 2013 / Champlain (Lennoxville) 2013 94 Michael Wiens Defensive Line 6-1 290 21 T3 Continuing Education 1 Calgary, AB Valley Huskers (CJFL) RS Tristan Zeman Receiver 6-0 170 19 1 Management 1 Westport, CT (USA) Milton Academy 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McGill University is one of Canada’s best-known institutions of higher learning and one of the country’s leading re-search-intensive universities. With students coming to Mc-Gill from about 160 countries, our student body is the most

internationally diverse of any medical-doctoral university in Canada.

McGill has grown from a small college to a bustling university with two campus-es, 11 faculties, more than 300 programs of study, and close to 40,000 students. The University partners with four affiliated teaching hospitals to graduate over 1,000 health care professionals each year. Today under the leadership of Princi-pal Suzanne Fortier, McGill University is recognized as one of the Canada’s top research-intensive universities. Excelling in the quality of its research, education and service to the community, McGill ranks among the leading universities in the world. Our full-time professors lead the country with the highest research funding. The ability to balance academic excellence with the extracurricular is a hallmark of the McGill student. Our rich athletic tradition includes many Olym-pians as well as thousands of McGill students who participate in the hundreds of clubs, associations and community groups that enrich Montreal and contribute to a vibrant campus life. With two Prime Ministers, three astronauts, four Nobel laureates and a six-time Stanley Cup winner—plus a host of trailblazers in arts, sciences, business and public service—McGill alumni have left their imprint on our world and our universe. Some 200,000 living alumni make a difference every day, improving lives through their groundbreaking medical discoveries, plumb-ing the human condition in thought-provoking art and driving the economy with their business acumen.

McGill is among the leading academic institutions in the world with regard to the development of men’s and women’s athletics. At the varsity level, McGill

teams are steeped in tradition and the origins of sport. The football team was founded in 1872 and had its “intercollegiate baptism” on May 13, 1874 when it traveled to Cambridge and played Harvard in the world’s first “North American style” intercollegiate football game.

In 1873 James Creighton, a McGill law student, devised some informal rules for a new game which later became known as ice hockey. On March 3, 1875, two in-formal teams composed mainly of McGill students, played in what is recognized as the first indoor game of hockey. Two years later, McGill students formed the first organized hockey team and defeated the Victoria Skating Club 1-0 in their first official game, played on January 3, 1877.

Basketball was founded in December of 1891 by James Naismith of Almonte, Ontario, who had graduated from McGill with a Doctor of Divinity degree in 1889 and became McGill’s first Director of Athletics in 1890. A year later, he moved onto a new job at Springfield College in Springfield, Massachusetts, where in 1891, Naismith devised the rules to the game of basketball. The sport was first played in Montreal’s YMCA in 1892 and subsequently began at Mc-Gill with inter-faculty games in 1894. A decade later, McGill met and defeated Queen’s in the first ever-Canadian intercollegiate basketball game in Kingston, Ontario, on February 6, 1904.

Currently, with 28 different intercollegiate teams, McGill ranks among Canadian universities in total number of sports clubs. There are over 700 intramural teams plus an extensive Fitness and Recreation program that encompasses a wide va-riety (over 100) of non-credit fitness and recreation courses.

McGill UniversityRICH TRADITION IN SPORT

By Earl Zukerman

McGILL UNIVERSITYMcGill has been ranked first among Cana-

dian universities offering medical-doctoral programs for the last decade

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BUSINESS & INDUSTRYJean-Michel Arès, Chief Techonology & Operations Officer, BMOJohn Cleghorn, Former Chair and CEO, Royal Bank of CanadaEdgar Bronfman, Former Chair of the Seagram CompanyPaul Desmarais, Jr., Chairman and Co-CEO, Power CorporationDarren Entwistle, President and CEO, TELUSLivio Desimone, DiReceivertor of Cargill, Milliken, American ExpressRonald Meade, Founder of Altamira Capital CorporationLorne Trottier, Co-Founder, Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd.Les Vadasz, Co-Founding Member of Intel CorporationGuy Hachey, President and CEO of Bombardier AerospaceAlain Bellemare, President and CEO, UTC Propulsion & AerospaceSeymour Schulich, Philanthropist, Entrepreneur

MEDIAJosh Freed, Newspaper Columnist, AuthorCharles Kauthammer, Newspaper Columnist, AuthorLinda Frum, Newspaper Columnist, AuthorJan Wong, Newspaper Columnist, AuthorJudy Rebick, Television HostRobert Scully, Television HostEvan Solomon, Television HostDr. Bob Arnot, NBC’s Chief Medical Correspondent, AuthorEleanor Wachtel, Radio HostMark Starowicz, Head of Documentary Programming, CBCAdam Gopnik, Writer, New Yorker MagazineJake Eberts, Producer, Media Company CEORobert Lantos, Producer, Media Company CEOMoses Znaimer, Producer, Media Company CEOMort Zuckerman, Producer, Media Company CEOSacha Trudeau, FilmmakerHubert Davis, Filmaker (2005 Academy Award nominee)

SPORTSMike Babcock, Coach, Detroit Red WingsPierre Boivin, President, Montreal CanadiensJamie Kompon, Assistant Coach, Chicago Black HawksJ.G.A. Creighton, Developer of North American ice hockey rulesKen Dryden, Former NHL PlayerJames Naismith, Inventor of BasketballFrank Patrick, Former President, Pacific Coast Hockey LeagueJ.P. Darche, Former NFL PlayerRandy Chevrier, NFL Player, Calgary StampedersAndrea Nugent, Olympic SwimmerGeorge Hodgson, Olympic Champion SwimmerDonald Meehan, President, Newport Sports ManagementLarry Smith, President, Montreal Alouettes Football ClubKim St-Pierre, Olympic Champion Hockey PlayerJennifer Heil, Olympic Champion Frestyle SkierDick Irvin, Jr., Sports Broadcaster, Author

SCIENCEWillard Boyle, Nobel Prize in Physics WinnerWilliam Chalmers, Inventor of plexiglassDr. Thomas Chang, Inventor of the first artificial cellVal Fitch, Nobel Prize in Physics WinnerDavid Hubel, Nobel Prize in Medicine WinnerRudolph Marcus, Nobel Prize in Chemistry WinnerSir William Osler, Physician, Teacher, Humanist, BibliophileJulie Payette, Astronaut, Chief Operating Officer, Montreal Science CentreSteven Pinker, Neuroscientist, Experimental PsychologistHubert Reeves, AstrophysicistOctavia Grace Ritchie, First Female Doctor in QuebecAndrew Victor Schally, Nobel Prize in Medicine WinnerDr. Robert Thirsk, AstronautRichard Tomlinson, Founding DiReceivertor, Gennum CoorporationDr. Dafydd Williams, Astronaut

PUBLIC SERVICESir John Abbott, Former Prime Minister of CanadaIan Binnie, Former Supreme Court JusticePaula Cox, Former Premier of BermudaCharles Gonthier, Former Supreme Court JusticeJohn Humphrey, Former McGill Law Professor,Author, Universal Declaration of Human RightsSir Wilfrid Laurier, Former Prime Minister of CanadaJack Layton, Former Leader of the New Democratic Party of CanadaThomas Mulcair, Leader of the New Democratic Party of CanadaTamar Oppenheimer, Former Assistant Secretary-General of the United NationsMadeleine Parent, Labor ActivistRichard Pound, Chairman of the Olympic Broadcasting Servicesof the United NationsJennifer Stoddart, Former Canadian Privacy Commissionner Stephen Toope, President and Vice-Chancellor of UBCJustin Trudeau, Leader of the Liberal Party of CanadaVaira Vikis-Freibergs, Former President of Latvia

McGILL FOOTBALL MAJOR AWARD WINNERS

NOTABLE McGILL UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

CIS ALL-CANADIANS1973 Ross Brooks Don Dawson Brian Quick1977 Bill Wendell1978 Kevin Rooney1980 Mark Joncas Marc Lemery1981 Mark Joncas Ron Poulton Mark Chouinard1986 Al Lekun (2nd team)1987 Michael Soles Al Lekun (2nd team)1988 Vincent Gagne Michael Soles (2nd team)1989 Paul Kerr (2nd team)1990 Jeff Challice (2nd team)1992 Matthieu Quiviger Doug Naudie Val St. Germain (2nd team)1993 Val St. Germain1994 Matthieu Quiviger1995 Wes Barbour Samir Chahine1996 Samir Chahine Shawn Linden (2nd team)1997 Samir Chahine1998 Samir Chahine

2000 Randy Chevrier2000 Ben Wearing2001 John Macdonald (2nd team)2002 Jim Merrick Stephen Young Nicholas Hoffmann (2nd team) Anand Pillai (2nd team) Mike Mahoney (2nd team)2003 Guillaume Roy Anand Pillai2004 Ben Walsh2006 Ben Walsh (2nd team) Greg Hetherington (2nd team)2007 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Erik Galas (2nd team)2008 Erik Galas2010 Benjamin Thompson (2nd team)2012 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Shaquille Johnson (2nd team)2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

LEAGUE AWARD FOR ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 1986 *Michael Soles1993 Chad Luedtke1994 Shawn Linden1996 Randy Chevrier2009 Jonathan Collin2012 *Shaquille Johnson* Also won CIS Peter Gorman Trophy

LEAGUE AWARD FOR PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1960 Tom Skypeck1962 Tom Skypeck1963 Willie Lambert1965 Peter Howlett1969 *David Fleiszer1994 Steve Papp* Also won CIS Hec Crighton Trophy

LEAGUE AWARD FOR MOSTOUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER 1980 Marc Lemery1981 Mark Chouinard2002 Mike Mahoney

LEAGUE AWARD FOR MOSTOUTSTANDING LINEMAN1981 Marc Joncas2000 *Randy Chevrier2013 *Laurent Duvernay-Tardif* Also won CIS J.P. Metras Trophy

LEAGUE AWARD FORACADEMICS & CITIZENSHIP1987 Bruno Pietrobon1988 Bruno Pietrobon1990 *John-Paul Veri1991 *John-Paul Veri

McGILL FOOTBALL MAJOR AWARD WINNERS


1992 Doug Naudie1994 *Steve Papp1998 *Jean-Philippe Darche1999 Olivier Lefebvre2001 Strachan Hartley2003 Rob LeBlanc2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2011 Austin Anderson2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif* Also won CIS Russ Jackson Trophy

LEAGUE AWARD FOR COACH OF THE YEAR 1981 Charlie Baillie1983 (tie) Charlie Baillie & *Doug Hargreaves (Queen’s)1993 Charlie Baillie2001 Chuck McMann2002 *Chuck McMann* Also won CIS Frank Tindall Trophy

ALOUETTE ALUMNI TROPHYQuebec University MVP

1979 Marc Lacelle1981 Mark Joncas1987 Michael Soles1994 Steve Papp1996 Shawn Linden2000 Randy Chevrier

STUDENTS’ SOCIETY TROPHYMost Valuable Player

1951 Geoff Crain1952 Robert MacLellan1953 Herbert English1954 Robert Hutchison1955 Richard Carr1956 Sam Yuska1957 Carl Hansen1958 Wally Bulchak1959 Paul Harasimowicz1960 Tom Stefl1961 Tom Skypeck1962 Eric Walter1963 Dick Feidler1964 Eric Walter1965 Dick Feidler1966 Peter Howlett1967 Wade Kenny1968 Dave Fleiszer1969 Dave Fleiszer1970 (trophy not awarded)1971 Chris Rumball1972 Chris Rumball1973 Ross Brooks1974 Ross Brooks1975 Marc Beauregard1976 Tom Barbeau1977 Steve Geoghegan1978 Dave Croasdale1979 Marc Lacelle1980 Mark Joncas1981 Mark Joncas1982 Remy Kawkabani1983 Jaimie Crawford Vince Colizza1984 Jaimie Crawford1985 Mike Sanham1986 Michael Soles1987 Michael Soles1988 Michael Soles1989 Paul Kerr1990 Courtenay Shrimpton1991 Steve Papp1992 Courtenay Shrimpton1993 Justin Raymond1994 Steve Papp1995 Wes Barbour1996 Shawn Linden1997 Jean-Philippe Darche1998 Jean-Philippe Darche1999 Olivier Lefebvre2000 Randy Chevrier2001 Mike Mahoney2002 Josh Sommerfeldt2003 Guillaume Roy2004 Matt Connell2005 Michael Samman2006 Matt Connell2007 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2008 Matt Connell2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2010 Ben Thompson2011 Ben Thompson2012 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif2013 Jean-Philippe Paquette

*This award was known as the W.S. Lea MemorialTrophy from 1952 to 1964 and was replaced by theStudents’ Society Trophy in 1965.

TOUCHDOWN CLUB TROPHYMost Outstanding Lineman

1949 Marvin Meirowitz1950 Wally Kowal1951 Bill Pullar1952 Wally Kowal1953 Clyde Whitman1954 Clyde Whitman1955 James “Buster” Brown1956 John Larsen1957 Len Sigurdson1958 Paul Harosimowicz1959 Tom Stefl1960 Paul Harosimowicz1961 Chuck Wood1962 Dick Feidler1963 John Bowler1964 Dick Feidler1965 Don Ferraro1966 Dick Tucker1967 Cliff Moore1968 Cliff Moore1969 Jay Harris1970 (trophy not awarded)1971 Howard Mednick1972 Don Dawson1973 Don Dawson1974 Zoran Madon1975 Yvon Thibeault1976 Rick Shaver1977 Peter Capobianco1978 Kevin Rooney1979 George Eagan1980 Marc Lemery1981 Marc Joncas1982 Tony Lawson1983 Steve Gedney1984 Steve Gedney1985 Al Lekun1986 Al Lekun Yvan Campbell1987 Al Lekun1988 Paul Kerr1989 Paul Kerr1990 Jeff Challice1991 Matthieu Quiviger1992 Matthieu Quiviger1993 Val St. Germain1994 Matthieu Quiviger1995 Jean-Nicolas Lavoie1996 Matt Nichol1997 Samir Chahine1998 Andray Wellington1999 Martin Denault2000 Randy Chevrier2001 John Macdonald2002 Stephen Young2003 Jim Merrick2004 Ben Walsh2005 Ben Walsh2006 Ben Walsh2007 Louis Nolin2008 Paul Reinlein2009 Ben Thompson2010 Ben Thompson2011 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif2012 Charles-Evens Peltrop2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

VIC OBECK TROPHYMost Improved Player

1949 Shorty Fairhead1950 Dawson Tilley1951 Hank S. Sliwka1952 Harold Biewald1953 Earl Merling1954 Donald Wood1955 John Larsen1956 Leo Konyk1957 Rae Brown1958 Gordon Merritt1959 A.O. Klevorick1960 Willie Lambert1961 Steve Longstaff1962 Brian Marshall1963 Bruce Johannsson1964 Mike Peterson1965 Murray Orlando1966 Brian Rose1967 Shaune Lawton1968 Dave Fleiszer1969 Dan Dulmage1970 (trophy not awarded)1971 Zoran Madon1972 Dave Flavell1973 Howard Warner1974 Gary Kirchner François Fortez1975 Eris Salvatori1976 Mark Kennedy1977 Sam Colizza1978 Dennis Waide1979 Mark Joncas1980 Vince Colizza1981 Marc Durand1982 Sylvain Lemaire1983 Denis Touchette1984 Vincent Gagné1985 Charles Bourque1986 Eric Toupin1987 Wally Sordo1988 Bob Linklater1989 Yanik Préfontaine1990 J.P. Veri1991 Dan Crifo1992 Erik Zvanitajs1993 Dan Pronyk1994 Andy Lucchetta1995 Jean-Philippe Darche1996 Jay Naphin1997 Darren Sumarah1998 Loris Lucchetta1999 Philippe Couillard2000 Ryan Grad2001 Jason Manzano2002 Alex Martin2003 Kevin Jagger2004 Andrew Dodd2005 Tim Kraemer2006 Anthony Lukca2007 Luc Farly2008 Patrick Bourgon2009 Jonathan Bower2010 Alexander Hutchison2011 Ryan Trudeau2012 Yannick Langelier-Vanasse2013 Terence Gamit

FRED WIGLE MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Sportsmanlike Player

1946 Tom Bridel1947 John Porter1948 Murray Hayes1949 Rocky Robillard1950 Peter Robinson1951 Dave Caldwell1952 Geoffrey Crain1953 George Klein1954 Herbert English1955 Robert Hutchison1956 Sam Yuska1957 Carl Hansen1958 Joe Poirier1959 Carl Hansen1960 Carl Hansen1961 Rae Brown1962 Don Taylor1963 Don Taylor1964 Don Taylor1965 Don Taylor1966 Dick Tucker1967 Sal Lovecchio1968 Sal Lovecchio1969 Sal Lovecchio1970 (trophy not awarded)1971 Ken Aikin1972 Ron Kelly1973 Ron Kelly1974 Ross Brooks1975 Brian Quick1976 Howard Spungin1977 Gary Kirchner1978 Gary Kirchner1979 Rick Biewald1980 Rick Biewald1981 Rick Biewald1982 Mike Maurovich1983 Alain Deschamps1984 Steven Baillie1985 Mike Sanham1986 Wayne McRae1987 Wayne McRae1988 Joe Nemeth1989 Joe Nemeth1990 Richard Babin1991 Duncan Carlyle1992 Ken Friedman1993 Ken Friedman1994 Mark Reesor1995 Dale Bracewell1996 Jay McHarg1997 Matt Nichol1998 Rob Posthumus1999 Randy Chevrier2000 Jeff Derman2001 Josh Sommerfeldt2002 Josh Sommerfeldt2003 Rob LeBlanc2004 Rob LeBlanc2005 Fred Martin2006 Ben Walsh2007 Louis Nolin2008 Tim Kraemer2009 Anthony Lukca2010 Michael Pilon-Paquette2011 Mike Chitayat2012 Taylor Kuprowski2013 Pierre-Olivier Daloze

McGILL FOOTBALL TROPHY WINNERS


1992 Doug Naudie1994 *Steve Papp1998 *Jean-Philippe Darche1999 Olivier Lefebvre2001 Strachan Hartley2003 Rob LeBlanc2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2011 Austin Anderson2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif* Also won CIS Russ Jackson Trophy

LEAGUE AWARD FOR COACH OF THE YEAR 1981 Charlie Baillie1983 (tie) Charlie Baillie & *Doug Hargreaves (Queen’s)1993 Charlie Baillie2001 Chuck McMann2002 *Chuck McMann* Also won CIS Frank Tindall Trophy

ALOUETTE ALUMNI TROPHYQuebec University MVP

1979 Marc Lacelle1981 Mark Joncas1987 Michael Soles1994 Steve Papp1996 Shawn Linden2000 Randy Chevrier

1955 Herb English Montreal1957 Paul Dingle Winnipeg1957 Murdy Armstrong Winnipeg1958 John Sandzelius Winnipeg1961 Bob Milligan Toronto1962 John Cleghorn Toronto1962 Tony Blair Toronto1963 Ian Monteith Winnipeg1963 Pete Hallay Montreal1963 Murray Thomas Unvailable1963 Willie Lambert Montreal1963 Fraser Allan Unvailable1963 Ewart Budgell Unvailable1963 Graeme Strathdee Unvailable1963 Dan Taylor Unvailable1965 Al Jenner Toronto1965 Eric Walter Calgary1965 Ian Bruce Toronto1966 Peter Howlett Winnipeg1968 John Frost Toronto

WILLIE LAMBERT TROPHYMost Dedicated Player

1983 Mike Sanham1984 Jaimie Crawford1985 Cliff Wilson1986 Louis Oliveira1987 Martin Lareau1988 Glenn McDonald1989 Paul Roman1990 Mike Zinga1991 John Vaughan1992 Delando Hawthorne1993 Jason Barr1994 Dale Bracewell1995 Ryan Urzada1996 Matt Nichol1997 Martin Denault1998 Scott Arnold1999 Greg Shink2000 John Macdonald2001 John Macdonald2002 Greg Shink2003 Pat Porco2004 Leon Tam David Richardson2005 Jean-Nicolas Carriere2006 Jean-Nicolas Carriere2007 Ryan Kastner2008 Ryan Kastner2009 Anthony Lukca2010 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2011 Joff Gorin2012 Lenny Dion2013 Loic Cagniard

CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS1987 Bruno Pietrobon1990 J.P. Veri2013 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif

CIS NATIONAL AWARDS1987 Michael Soles (Ted Morris Memorial Trophy: Vanier Cup Most Valuable Player)1987 Floyd Salazar (Vanier Cup Defensive Player)

DAN PRONYK MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Outstanding Offensive Player

2001 Nick Hoffmann2002 Josh Sommerfeldt2003 Michael Samman2004 Matt Connell

2005 Matt Connell2006 Greg Hetherington2007 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2008 Erik Galas2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2010 Taylor Kuprowski2011 Bobby Mikelberg2012 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif2013 Luis Guimont-Mota

VAUGHAN McVEY TROPHYMost Outstanding Special Teams Player

2002 Anand Pillai2003 Anand Pillai2004 Chris McGuire2005 Robert Eeuwes2006 Schuyler O’Brien2007 Anthony Lukca2008 Anthony Lukca2009 Austin Anderson2010 Jeff Thompson2011 Brenden Carriere2012 Tomas Silva2013 Jean-Philippe Paquette

FRIENDS OF McGILL TROPHYMost Outstanding Defensive Player

1987 Wayne McRae1988 Richard Babin1989 Paul Kerr1990 Franz Wellington1991 Graham Webb1992 Doug Naudie1993 Norm Beaudry1994 Wes Barbour1995 Wes Barbour1996 Olivier Lefebvre1997 Jean-Philippe Darche1998 Jean-Philippe Darche1999 Olivier Lefebvre2000 Randy Chevrier2001 Mike Mahoney2002 Mike Mahoney2003 Guillaume Roy2004 Kerwin Clarke2005 Jean-Nicolas Carriere2006 Jean-Nicolas Carriere2007 Anthony Lukca2008 Anthony Lukca2009 Ben Thompson2010 Ben Thompson2011 Ben Thompson2012 Ryan Trudeau2012 Charles-Evens Peltrop

2013 Jesse Briggs

FRED DUPRÉ MEMORIAL TROPHYRookie of the Year

1966 Bob Fumerton1967 Murray Wilson1968 Peter Bender1969 Dan Smith Bill McKenna1970 (trophy not awarded)1971 Uldis Auders1972 Don Cowie1973 Yvon Thibeault1974 John Morgan1975 Tom Barbeau1976 Rick Shaver1977 Paul Gohier1978 Ron Poulton1979 Marc Lemery1980 Michel Cameron1981 Luc Ménard1982 Myles Druckman1983 Cliff Wilson1984 Robin Bélanger1985 Guy Laforge1986 Michael Soles1987 Courtenay Shrimpton Dave Moffatt1988 Sam Hardy1989 Ken Friedman1990 Matthieu Quiviger1991 Wes Barbour1992 Mike Robb1993 Chad Luedtke1994 Shawn Linden1995 Craig Borgeson1996 Randy Chevrier1997 David McKinnon1998 Josh Sommerfeldt1999 Nick Hoffmann2000 Jonathon Csoman2001 Rob LeBlanc2002 Frederik Martin2003 Michael Samman2004 David Riendeau2005 Matt Sroka2006 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2007 Ben Thompson2008 Charles-Evens Peltrop2009 Jonathan Collin2010 Alex Bernard2011 Elliott Leeflang2012 Shaquille Johnson2013 Kadeem Lewis

DR. STRACHAN HARTLEY TROPHYFor Athletics, Academics & Citizenship

2007 Alexander Bussandri2008 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2010 Austin Anderson2011 Austin Anderson2012 Jonathan Collin2013 Jonathan Collin

CHARLIE BAILLIE TROPHYMost Outstanding Team Player

1988 Vincent Gagné1989 Hagen Mehnert1990 Courtenay Shrimpton1991 Randy Burns1992 Courtenay Shrimpton1993 Dale Bracewell1994 Pumulo Sikaneta1995 Dale Bracewell1996 Mike Robb1997 Craig Borgeson1998 Olivier Lefebvre1999 Shawn Koch2000 Andrew Cook2001 Marc Freer2002 Steve Céolin2003 Jonathan Csoman2004 Alex Martin2005 Greg Hetherington2006 Greg Hetherington2007 Ben Walsh2008 Luc van Ruyven2009 Anthony Lukca2010 Jonathan Remigio2011 Renaud Collard-Seguin2012 Ryne Bondy2013 Simon Lamontagne

ADRIANO TASSONE MEMORIAL TROPHYMost Outstanding Graduating Player

2009 Greg Landry2010 Charles-Antoine Sinotte2011 Ben Thompson2012 Ryan Trudeau2013 Mattey Ossom

NCAA EAST-WEST SHRINE BOWL PARTICIPANTS1993 Val St. Germain (in Palo Alto, CA)1994 Matthieu Quiviger (in Palo Alto, CA)2000 Randy Chevrier (in San Francisco, CA)2014 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif (in St. Petersburg, FL)

1968 Don Desontis Winnipeg1970 Robert Taylor BC Lions1970 Dave Doherty Ottawa1971 Dan Dulmage Calgary1976 Yvon Thibeault Montreal1977 Hector Pothier Montreal1978 Barry Dobson BC Lions1978 Phil Roberts BC Lions1978 Eris Salvatori Montreal1978 Tom Barbeau Ottawa1978 Daniel Graham Saskatchewan1979 Keir Cutler Montreal1980 Paul Gohier Calgary1981 Marc Lacelle Calgary1982 Denis Tardif Calgary1982 Ron Poulton Ottawa1982 Mark Joncas Saskatchewan1982 Marc Lemery Toronto1983 Tony Lawson Edmonton1985 Glenn Miller Hamilton

1986 Denis Touchette Montreal1987 Robin Belanger B.C. Lions1987 Al Lekun Winnipeg1988 Scott Warr Ottawa1988 Floyd Salazar Toronto1989 Michael Soles Edmonton1990 Chuck Petitpas Ottawa1990 Hagen Mehnert Ottawa1990 Paul Kerr Toronto1990 Gerry Ifill Toronto1991 Christian Masotti Edmonton1991 Francois Belanger Hamilton1991 Steve Baillargeon Ottawa1994 Val St. Germain Hamilton1994 Matthieu Quiviger Saskatchewan1997 Ryan Coughlin Montreal1998 Samir Chahine Edmonton1998 Daniel Lafontaine Montreal1998 Dan Pronyk Hamilton1999 J.P. Darche Toronto

2001 Randy Chevrier Jacksonville (NFL)2001 Randy Chevrier Edmonton (CFL)2001 Ben Wearing Winnipeg2002 John Macdonald Hamilton2003 Nick Hoffmann B.C. Lions2003 Jim Merrick Saskatchewan2004 Mike Mahoney Toronto2005 Robert LeBlanc Edmonton2007 Greg Hetherington Calgary2008 Jean-Nicolas Carrière Toronto2013 Mike Edem Montreal2014 Jesse Briggs Winnipeg2014 Alexandre Bernard Ottawa2014 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Kansas City (NFL)2014 Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Calgary (CFL)

McGILL ALL-TIME DRAFT PICKS: CFL (73) & NFL (2)


1872 (not available)1873 (not available)1874 David Rodgers, Jr.1875 E.J. Taylor1876 R. Robertson1877 Philip D. Ross1878 H.H. Wood1879 (not available)1880 W. Thomas1881 Albert P. Low1882 Henry Hamilton1883 (not available)1884 J.M. Elder1885 J.G.G. Kerry1886 J.A.E. MacDonnell1887 C.W. Scriver1888 W.J. Jamieson1889 E.A. Mulligan1890 Harry Hamilton1891 Smart1892 MacDougall1893 C. Gaudet1894 L. Drum1895 Harry Trenholme1896 H.J. Schwartz1897 S. Davidson1898 A. Grace1899 Ogilvie1900 G.T. Alley1901 R.W. Kenny1902 S.N. Nagle1903 A. McL. Hamilton1904 A. McL. Hamilton1905 H.G. Zimmerman1906 George F. Stevens1907 Alphone A. Pare1908 Black1909 Dan Gillmore1910 Dan Gillmore1911 Alan Johnson1912 James C. Lee1913 George C. Laing1914 Eric Paisley1915 George C. Laing1916 (no football)1917 (no football) 1918 (no football)1919 Lorne Montgomery1920 Dud Ross Geoff Notman1921 Doug Ambridge R.B. Anderson1922 Doug Ambridge1923 D.U. McGregor1924 L.P. Little1925 N.W. Philpot1926 H. Gordie Hughes1927 J.W. Little1928 L.A. Littlefield1929 L.A. Littlefield1930 D’Arcy Doherty1931 D’Arcy Doherty1932 Dr. Don Young1933 Dr. Don Young1934 Dr. Don Young1935 Fred Wigle1936 Cam MacArthur1937 G. Hornig

1938 Lou Ruschin1939 Alex Hamilton1940 Frank C. Winser1941 (no football)1942 (no football)1943 (no football)1944 Dr. Fraser Farlinger1945 J. Hall1946 Alan Mann1947 Tom Bridel Murray Hayes1948 Murray Hayes Johnny Porter1949 Rocky A. Robillard1950 Harry Irving Harold Fairhead1951 Dr. Dave Caldwell1952 Geoff Crain1953 Fred Wilmot Dr. Len Shaw1954 Herb English Clyde Whitman1955 Robert Hutcheson1956 Vaughan McVey1957 Buster Brown Len Siguardson 1958 Carl Hansen1959 Carl Hansen1960 Carl Hansen1961 Tom Stefl1962 Thomas Skypeck1963 Don Taylor Willie Lambert1964 Don Taylor Dick Feidler1965 Don Taylor Eric C. Walter1966 Peter Howlett Dick Tucker1967 George Springate1967 Wade Kenny1968 Sal Lovecchio Bob Burke1969 Cliff Moore1970 Dave Doherty Bill McKenna1971 Ken Aikin Howard Mednick1972 Don Dawson Chris Rumball1973 Ron Kelly Fred DeGraff1974 Dan Wiseman Ross Brooks1975 Brian Quick Zoran Madon1976 Bill Deldrie Howard Spungin1977 Tom Barbeau Gary Kirchner Barry Dobson1978 Rick Shaver Tom Barbeau1979 Don Charter Vic Pywowarczuk Steve Geoghegan1980 Marc Lacelle Paul Gohier

1981 Mark Joncas Rick Biewald Mike Maurovich1982 Mike Maurovich Mike Doherty Bruce Mitchell1983 Alain Deschamps1984 Steve Gedney Cliff Wilson1985 Steve Niles Cliff Wilson1985 Myles Druckman1986 Cliff Wilson Wayne McRae Doug Mann Joe Czenze1987 Wayne McRae Doug Mann Bruno Pietrobon Alain Delorme1988 Bryan Fuller Bruno Pietrobon Vincent Gagne Wally Sordo1989 Paul Kerr Hagen Mehnert Joe Nemeth Paul Roman Wally Sordo1990 Richard Babin Hagen Mehnert Courtenay Shrimpton Wally Sordo Jeff Challice1991 Courtenay Shrimpton1992 Courtenay Shrimpton Ken Friedman1993 Justin Raymond Ken Friedman Doug Naudie1994 Wes Barbour Steve Papp Mark Reesor1995 Wes Barbour Dale Bracewell1995 J.N. Lavoie Chad Luedtke Ryan Urzada1996 J.P. Darche Olivier Lefebvre Jay McHarg Chad Luedtke1997 J.P. Darche Olivier Lefebvre Chad Luedtke Shawn Linden Dana Toering Rob Posthumus1998 J.P. Darche1998 Olivier Lefebvre Shawn Linden Rob Posthumus1999 Randy Chevrier Olivier Lefebvre Louis Duchesne Rob Posthumus2000 Marc Freer Randy Chevrier

Ben Wearing Lorris Luccetta2001 Josh Sommerfeldt Andrew Cook Steve Ceolin Mike Mahoney Andrew Garven2002 Josh Sommerfeldt Steve Ceolin Andrew Cook Stephen Young Mike Mahoney2003 Jonathan Csoman Jim Merrick Mike Mahoney Pat Porco2004 Rob LeBlanc Matt Godfrey Guillaume Roy Kerwin Clarke David Richardson2005 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Kerwin Clarke David Riendeau2006 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Greg Hetherington Jean-Nicolas Carrière2007 Matt Connell Ben Walsh Louis Nolin Jean-Nicolas Carrière2008 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Luke van Ruyven Matt Connell Anthony Lukca Jonathan Bower2009 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Anthony Lukca Jonathan Bower Andrew Hamilton2010 Charles-Antoine Sinotte Jonathan Bower Taylor Kuprowski Courtney Bishop Benjamin Thompson2011 Ben Thompson Charles-Evens Peltrop Austin Anderson Robert Ravensbergen Taylor Kuprowski2012 Ryan Trudeau Charles-Evens Peltrop Taylor Kuprowski Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Robert Ravensbergen2013 Jonathan Collin Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Zachary Lord Yannick Langlier-Vanasse Stephan Osman2014 Pierre-Olivier Daloze Simon Lamontagne Alexandre Lefebvre-Tardif Jean-Philippe Paquette

McGILL FOOTBALL TEAM CAPTAINS


1990-91 Doug Naudie Science Mark Reesor Science J.P. Veri Science

1991-92 Dale Bracewell Engineering Ken Friedman Engineering Mike Germann Science Doug Naudie Science Steve Papp Science J.P. Veri Science

1992-93 Dale Bracewell Engineering Ken Friedman Engineering Jason Greenless Management Delando Hawthorne Management James Murphy Arts Doug Naudie Science Mark Reesor Science Marc Sauve Education J.P. Veri Medicine

1993-94 Dale Bracewell Engineering Ken Friedman Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Jay McHarg Engineering Doug Naudie Medicine Steve Papp Science Mark Reesor Science Marc Sauve Education Jeff Star Management Alex Trepanier Education

1994-95 Andrew Boon Education Dale Bracewell Engineering J.P. Darche Science Rejean Denoncourt Arts Dimitri Haddad Science Shawn Linden Science Andy Lucchetta Education Chad Luedtke Science Jay McHarg Engineering Steve Papp Science Marc Sauve Education Jeff Starr Management Alex Trepanier Education Ryan Urzada Management

1995-96 Dale Bracewell Engineering Mike Carlyle Education J.P. Darche Science Francois Dupuis Science Stephan Galibois Education Chad Luedtke Science Jay McHarg Engineering Peter McCrank Management Jerome Poulin Arts Mike Robb Arts Jeff Starr Management Ryan Urzada Management

1996-97 Ryan Coughlin Education J.P. Darche Science Francois Dupuis Science Dimitri Haddad Science Mitchell Jones Science Daniel Lafontaine Social Work Craig Larmer Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Jay Naphin Education James Nichols Science Dave Chambers Education J.P. Darche Medicine Jeff Derman Management Francois Dupuis Science Stephan Galibois Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Kyle Mink Education James Nichols Science

1997-98 J.P. Darche Medicine Dave Chambers Education Jeff Derman Management François Dupuis Science Stéphane Galibois Education Olivier Lefebvre Engineering Chad Luedtke Science Kyle Mink Education James Nichols Science1998-99 J.P. Darche Medicine Sebastien Guerard Management Bentley Harris Engineering

Chris Hinkewich Science Mitchell Jones Science Shawn Linden Science Jason Sirianni Arts

1999-00 Scott Arnold Education Rob Brewer Management Andrew Castellarin Education Philippe Couillard Occupational Therapy Guillaume Couture Industrial Relations Jeff Derman Linguistics Curt Dewan Education Louis Duchesne Industrial Relations Marc Freer Education Craig Gibson Physiology Scott Hamlin Occupational Therapy Chris Hinkewich Chemistry Tristan Hovey Computer Science Brad Hubbard Education Tom Johnson Geography Pat Lanctot Psychology Olivier Lefebvre Engineering David McKinnon Kinesiology Greg Shink Political Science Nelson Piche Physical Therapy John Simpson English Tim Tosh Physical Therapy

2000-01 Steve Ceolin Arts Philippe Couillard Science Jeff Derman Arts Craig Gibson Science Strachan Hartley Ph.D., Experimental Medicine Nicholas Hoffman Engineering Tristan Hovey Management John MacDonald Arts Ryan Richards Arts

2001-02 Adler Anestin Kinesiology Steve Ceolin Arts Kerwin Clarke Arts Xavier Desilets Education Curt Dewan Physical & Health Education Craig Gibson Science Strachan Hartley Ph.D., Experimental Medicine Rob Leblanc Management Ian Miller Arts

2002-03 Phillipe Cantin Management Xavier Desilets Education Curt Dewan Physical & Health Education Andrew Dodd Physics Nicholas Hoffmann Engineering Patrick Lanctot Physical & Health Education VJ LeBlanc Computer Science Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Timothy O’Hara Science

2003-04 Phillipe Cantin Finance Xavier Desilets History/Geography Andrew Dodd Microbiology Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Engineering Kevin Jagger Management Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Morgan Pampe Finance Pat Porco Engineering Guillaume Roy Environmental Science Mike Samman Physiology Jason Weatherald Physiology

2004-05 Alex Bussandri Economics Philippe Cantin Management Andrew Dodd Microbiology Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Engineering Richard Godin Kinesiology Marc-Andre Lavoie Engineering Robert LeBlanc Management Bryan McCrory Engineering Garret Oledzki Management Michael Samman Physical Therapy Michael Tzimas Management Shaun Watson Kinesiology2005-06 Jean-Francois Desilets Engineering Ryan Duerr Engineering Dominic Gagnon Civil Engineering Michael Gignac Management Richard Godin Education Raphael Goulet Agri. & Env. Science Styven Guénette Engineering

Timothy Kraemer Education Frederik Martin Engineering Bryan McCrory Engineering Michael O’Connor Physical & Health Education Garret Oledzki Management Michael Samman Science

2006-07 Alex Bussandri Arts Dave Campbell Education Patrick Dodd Engineering Richard Godin Education Raphael Goulet Agri. & Env. Science Ryan Kastner Science Austin Louden Science Michael Pilon Science Michael Samman Science

2007-08 Francois Bisson Engineering Jonathan Bower Engineering Alexander Bussandri Arts Michael Chitayat Science Richard Godin, Jr. Graduate Studies Jonathan Gouin Management Chris Hayes Science Derek Kalinauskas Engineering Jordan Knowles Arts Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Luke van Ruyven Arts

2008-09 Austin Anderson Management Francois Bisson Engineering Jonathan Bower Engineering Michael Chitayat Science Luc Farly Science Adam Ginzburg Arts Chris Hayes Science Ryan Kastner Science Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Piquette Science Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Scott Tiller Music Marc-Etienne Vien Science

2009-10 Austin Anderson Management David Jonathan Bower Engineering Luc Farly Agri. & Env. Science

Christopher Hayes Science Nicholas Intscher Arts Guillaume Laflamme Science Louis Lafrenière-Dupont Education Anthony Lukca Education Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Piquette Science Robert Ravensbergen Arts Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education Marc-Etienne Vien Science

2010-11 Gabriel Charette Science Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Pre-Medicine Bobby Mikelberg Science Michael Pilon-Paquette Physical Therapy Charles-Antoine Sinotte Education

2011-12 Nicholas Adomat Civil Engineering Austin Anderson Management Loic Cagniard Physical & Health Education Renaud Collard-Seguin Chemical Engineering Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Mathieu Guerette Physical Therapy Guillaume Laflamme Anatomy & Cell Biology Simon Lamontagne Physical Therapy Jarrad McArthur Physical & Health Education

2012-13 Loic Cagniard Physical & Health Education Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Yannick Langelier-Vanasse Physical & Health Education Ryan Trudeau Education

2013-14 Jean-Christophe Bouchard Science Loic Cagniard Education Pierre-Olivier Daloze Engineering Pierre-Luc Dussault Science Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Medicine Simon Lamontagne Physical Therapy Carl Laverdiere Engineering Zachary Lord Education Samy Rassy Engineering Ian Sheriff Arts


McGILL FOOTBALL ACADEMIC ALL-CANADIANS

Bill Pullar Calgary Stampeders 1946-48,1952-56

John Taylor Montreal Alouettes 1946

Peter Finlay Montreal Alouettes 1946

Dave Tomlinson Montreal Alouettes 1947

Calgary Stampeders 1947-48, 1954

Montreal Alouettes 1952-53

John Hammond Montreal Alouettes 1947

Jim Mitchener Calgary Stampeders 1948,


B.C. Lions 1956

Harry Irving Calgary Stampeders 1948

Fred Wilmot Calgary Stampeders 1948

Wizzer Smith Montreal Alouettes 1948

Johnny Newman Montreal Alouettes 1950

Buster Brown Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1951-52

George Bossy Montreal Alouettes 1952

Marv Meirowitz Montreal Alouettes 1952-53

Cec Findlay Montreal Alouettes 1952-54

Dawson Tilley Montreal Alouettes 1952

Jim Miller Montreal Alouettes 1953-58

Geoff Crain Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1953

George Klein B.C. Lions 1954

Gene Robillard B.C. Lions 1954

Gerry Hogan Montreal Alouettes 1954-57

Dr. Bob MacLellan Montreal Alouettes 1955-60

Ron Murphy Montreal Alouettes 1958-61

Len Sigurdson Saskatchewan Roughriders 1958

Joe Poirier Ottawa Rough Riders 1959-70

Chuck Wood Ottawa Rough Riders 1962-63

Ian Monteith Winnipeg Blue Bombers 1963

Dr. Willie Lambert Montreal Alouettes 1964

Peter Howlett Montreal Alouettes 1967-69

George Springate Montreal Alouettes 1970-72

Dan Dulmage Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1973-74

Don Cowie Calgary Stampeders 1975

Hector Pothier Edmonton Eskimos 1978-89

Marc Lacelle Montreal Alouettes 1981-82

Paul Gohier Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1983

Tony Lawson Toronto Argonauts 1983-84

Floyd Salazar Toronto Argonauts 1988-89, 1991

Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1990

Robin Belanger B.C. Lions 1989-92

Toronto Argonauts 1992

Michael Soles Edmonton Eskimos 1989-95


Gerry Ifill Toronto Argonauts 1990

Christian Masotti Edmonton Eskimos 1991

Francois Belanger Toronto Argonauts 1993-94

Val St. Germain Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1994-98

Edmonton Eskimos 1999-2001

Ottawa Renegades 2002-05

Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2005-07

Saskatchewan Roughriders 2007

Matthieu Quiviger Montreal Alouettes 1996

Ryan Coughlin Montreal Alouettes 1997-99

Samir Chahine Edmonton Eskimos 1998-01

Toronto Argonauts 2001

Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2002

Calgary Stampeders 2003

Ottawa Rough Riders 2004-05

Dan Pronyk Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1998

Jean-Philippe Darche Toronto Argonauts 1999

Seattle Seahawks (NFL) 2000-06

Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) 2007-08

Randy Chevrier Dallas Cowboys (NFL) 2001

Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) 2001

Edmonton Eskimos 2002-03

Calgary Stampeders 2005-present

Ben Wearing Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2001

John Macdonald Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2002-04

Stephen Young Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2003

Montreal Alouettes 2004

Mike Mahoney Calgary Stampeders 2004

Saskatchewan Roughriders 2005-07

Jim Merrick Hamilton Tiger-Cats 2004-05

Robert LeBlanc Edmonton Eskimos 2005

Greg Hetherington Calgary Stampeders 2007

B.C. Lions 2008-09

Jean-Nicolas Carrière Toronto Argonauts 2008-09

Erik Galas Montreal Alouettes 2009

Mike Edem Montreal Alouettes 2013-present

Jesse Briggs Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2014-present

Laurent Duvernay-Tardif Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) 2014-present

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