Tournament Capital Centre · Kamloops’ central location, fantastic weather and excellent facilities are just a few reasons why Kamloops is known as Canada’s Tournament Capital

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Kamloops’ central location, fantastic weather and excellent facilities are just a few reasons why Kamloops is known as Canada’s Tournament Capital.

Our city hosts an impressive range of sporting and cultural events that contribute over $10 million to the local economy each year. Continuing to support and invest in the Tournament Capital Program ensures future opportunities for our community, and for the development of sports programs and events to bene�t our athletes.

These events would not be possible without the support of local volunteers and business, sporting and cultural organizations.

Get out and explore our vibrant community. For more information on events and attractions call the Visitor Information Center at 1-800-662-1994.

For more information on event hosting in Kamloops, contact our Tournament Capital Coordinator at 250-828-3552 or go to www.tournamentcapital.com.

Tournament Capital Centre The City of Kamloops welcomes you to the

Good luck to all participants!

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Publisher: Kenneth M. Olynyk, Director, TRU Athletics & RecreationEditor: Larry Read, Sports Information Coordinator Photography: Andrew Snucins, Larry ReadLayout: Shirley McCaffrey, TRU Creative Services

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Game Schedules .............................. 4Meet the Staff .................................. 5 Meet the Head Coaches ................6–7Year In Review ..............................8–9New Faces at TRU ........................... 13Team Photos & Rosters ............ 16–25Men’s Basketball ........................... 26Women’s Basketball....................... 27Men’s Volleyball ............................ 28

Cheerleading ................................. 28Women’s Volleyball ........................ 29Men’s Soccer ................................. 30Women’s Soccer............................. 31Badminton ..................................... 32Golf ............................................... 33Hockey .......................................... 34 Baseball ........................................ 35International & Local Notes ...... 36–37

I am pleased to welcome you to a new season of athletics and recreation at Thompson Rivers University. We are very proud of our facilities, varsity and club athletes and all of our coaches. This year TRU will host the Canadian College Athletic Association golf championships in October and the Canadian College Baseball Conference’s final tournament in May.

Over 260 student athletes and coaches will represent Thompson Rivers University in 12 sports this season. Our men’s and women’s volleyball and basketball teams compete at the top echelon of university sports: Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS). We also have four teams in the BC College Athletic Association: Men’s and women’s soccer, badminton and men’s golf. A fifth – cross country running – will join this fall.

TRU student athletes receive a first class education at TRU, and learn from quality coaches, but they also are also encouraged to engage with their community and to be role models. The volunteer efforts of athletes and teams in Terry Fox Runs in elementary schools, charity soccer clinics, Wendy’s Dream Lift and Raise a Reader earned them the Canadian College Athletics Association Community Service Award in 2009.

Adding to their athletic accomplishments and community involvement, many of our student athletes are receiving national attention for balancing their academic and athletic careers. Twenty-five varsity athletes were named either Canadian College Athletic Association or Canadian College Athletic Sport-Scholar Athletes by achieving a minimum GPA of 3.50.

But TRU’s Athletics and Recreation programming isn’t just for the elite student athlete. Our campus offers a number of recreation programs for students at all levels of athletic ability for those who just want to meet new friends and have fun. More than 500 students take part in TRU’s weekly intramural floor hockey, badminton, volleyball and basketball games each week.

There is a way that everyone, whether from the campus or the broader community, can participate in athletics and recreation at TRU. Our game schedules and results are posted on our website and I invite you to attend as many games as possible and enjoy and contribute to campus life.

Join me at the game, let’s howl for the ‘Pack.

Roger H. Barnsley, TRU President and Vice-Chancellor (Interim)

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Greetings and thanks for supporting the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack. This is a special year for the university as it celebrates its 40th anniversary. The WolfPack athletic program is also recognizing its past. As you can see on the cover, we have come a long way since our program first started. Not only have the hair styles and uniforms changed, but we are now competing as a full fledged member of Canadian Interuniversity Sports in basketball and volleyball.

Our athletes continue to be among not only the best in their respective leagues, but they also find the time to represent Canada Internationally. Colin Carson of men’s volleyball and Greg Stewart of men’s basketball were both on National teams this past summer.

Not only do our athletes excel on the court, pitch, diamond or rink but they continue to set standards in the classroom. This past year, we had our most Academic All-Canadians and Scholar Athletes with 31.

2010–11 will see us host the Canadian College Baseball Conference for a second straight year but also the Canadian College Athletic Association golf championship at the Dunes October 12–15.

This season will see our athletes get even more involved in the community. Not only will you see them at events like the Terry Fox Runs, but we have made steps to improve our presence in Kamloops area schools. We are striving to not only produce

good student-athletes, but young people who will go out into the community and make an immediate contribution where ever they choose to start their lives.

Not only is it beneficial for our athletes to become entrenched in the Kamloops lifestyle, but residents have responded by supporting them. Attendance at all of our sporting games and matches have increased over the past three years.

Again, I would like to thank everyone who have given much time and talent to varsity athletics. I’d also like to thank the coaches and those campus and community members who support our athletic teams by coming to games, buying tickets or volunteering their time and talents with the TRU Sports Task Force.

On behalf of all of us at TRU Athletics and Recreation, a very warm welcome and heartfelt thanks for supporting our teams.

Sincerely

Kenneth M. OlynykDirector, TRU Athletics & Recreation

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2010–2011 WolfPack ScheduleHOME GAMES

Date Opponent Venue Women Men Sport

Fri Oct 29 Alberta TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Fri Oct 29 Simon Fraser Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Sat Oct 30 Alberta TCC 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Nov 5 Trinity Western TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Nov 6 Trinity Western TCC 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Nov 12 Manitoba TCC 6:00 7:45 VBALL

Fri Nov 12 Selkirk Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Sat Nov 13 Manitoba TCC 5:00 6:45 VBALL

Sat Nov 13 Trinity Western Memorial 8:00 Hockey

Sat– Sun

Nov 13–14

BCCAA Tournament TRU BAD

Fri Nov 19 Lethbridge TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Nov 20 Lethbridge TCC 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Nov 26 Alberta TCC 7:45 6:00 VBALL

Fri Nov 26 Fraser Valley Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Sat Nov 27 Alberta TCC 5:00 6:45 VBALL

Fri Jan 7 Winnipeg TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Jan 8 Winnipeg TCC 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Jan 21 Saskatchewan TCC 7:45 6:00 VBALL

Sat Jan 22 Saskatchewan TCC 5:00 6:45 VBALL

Sat Jan 22 Selkirk Memorial 8:00 Hockey

Fri Jan 28 Calgary TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Fri Jan 28 Trinity Western Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Sat Jan 29 Calgary TCC 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Feb 4 Victoria TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Feb 5 Winnipeg TCC 1:00 2:45 VBALL

Sat Feb 5 Victoria TCC 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sun Feb 6 Winnipeg TCC 1:00 2:45 VBALL

Fri Feb 11 UBC TCC 7:45 6:00 VBALL

Fri Feb 11 Victoria Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Sat Feb 12 UBC TCC 5:00 6:45 VBALL

Sat Feb 12 Victoria Memorial 8:00 Hockey

Fri Feb 18 Okanagan College Memorial 8:30 Hockey

Fri Feb 25 SFU Memorial 8:30 Hockey

May 2011Canadian College

Baseball Championships

NorBrock Stadium Baseball

AWAY GAMESDate Opponent Venue Women Men Sport

Fri Oct 22 Brandon BU, Brandon 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Oct 2 Brandon BU, Brandon 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat– Sun

Oct 29–31

BCCAA Soccer Provincials Surrey SCCR

Fri Nov 5 Trinity Western LEC, Langley 6:00 8:00 VBALL

Sat Nov 6 Trinity Western LEC, Langley 5:00 7:00 VBALL

Sat– Sun Nov 6–7 CCAA Soccer

ProvincialsNAIT,

Edmonton, AB SCCR

Sun Nov 7 UFV Abbotsford Sports Center Hockey

Fri Nov 12 Manitoba U of M, Winnipeg 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Nov 13 Manitoba U of M, Winnipeg 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Fri Nov 19 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 6:30 8:00 VBALL

Sat Nov 20 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 8:00 6:30 VBALL

Fri Nov 26 UFV Abbotsford 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Nov 27 UFV Abbotsford 5:00 7:00 BBALL

Fri Jan 7 Trinity Western LEC, Langley Hockey

Fri Jan 14 Brandon BU, Brandon 6:00 8:00 VBALL

Fri Jan 14 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 6:15 8:00 BBALL

Sat Jan15 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 6:15 8:00 BBALL

Fri Jan 14 Brandon BU, Brandon 6:00 8:00 VBALL

Sat– Sun

Jan 16–17

BCCAA Badminton Tournament UVIC, Victoria BAD

Sun Jan 16 UFV Abbotsford Sports Center Hockey

Fri Jan 21 Trinity Western LEC, Langley Hockey

Fri Jan 21 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Jan 22 Saskatchewan U of S, Saskatoon 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Fri Jan 28 Calgary U of C, Calgary 6:00 8:00 VBALL

Sat Jan 29 Calgary U of C, Calgary 6:00 8:00 VBALL

Sat Jan 29 SFU Bill Copeland Arena Hockey

Fri Feb 11 UBC UBC, W. Vancouver 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Fri–Sat

Feb 12–13

BCCAA Badminton Tournament

Douglas College, New Westminster BAD

Sat Feb 12 UBC UBC, W. Vancouver 6:00 8:00 BBALL

Sat Feb 19 SFU Bill Copeland Arena Hockey

Sat Feb 26 Okanagan College Kelowna Memorial Arena Hockey

Thu– Sat Mar 3–5 CCAA Badminton

ChampionshopsMt. Allison,

New Brunswick BAD

Fri Mar 4 Victoria Ian Stewart Complex Hockey

Sat Mar 5 Victoria Ian Stewart Complex Hockeygowolfpack.tru.ca

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Sports CampsDuncan Olthuis

250.377.6116 [email protected]

Athletic TherapistKevin Brechin


Meet the Staff

Director of Athletics & RecreationKenneth M. Olynyk


Athletics & Recreation AssistantJon Shephard


Recreation CoordinatorPina Russo250.828.5271 [email protected]

Sports Information OfficerLarry Read


Athletics & Recreation SecretaryCamilla Dahl250.828.5009 [email protected]

Gymnasium AttendantDeanna Ries250.828.5270 [email protected]

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Scott Reeves – Women’s BasketballScott Reeves 2010–11 marks his fifth season on the bench of the WolfPack. It is expected that the patience that he has shown with the last two recruiting classes that now enter their third and fourth year of CIS play: Diane Schuetze

(Vernon), Tracy Kocs (Port Moody), and Lindsay Dekoff (Chilliwack), Kaitlyn Widsten (Tsawwassen), Kailey Colonna (Invermere), Michelle Dimond (Port Moody will pay off.

Hiring Scott was a major coup for TRU. In the final three years of coaching high school basketball (Brookswood in Langley BC), he had a record of 124–2. He led them to three straight Provincial “AAA” Championship titles. Scott has had an incredible record of developing young athletes both athletically and academically.

Since coming to Kamloops, Scott, his wife Tara and three children have quickly established themselves as the ‘first family of basketball.” Not only does he coach the WolfPack, but was a founder of the Kamloops Basketball Academy. The KBA has grown from 30 players to over 100. Some of whom have moved onto playing basketball at the college level.

Scott spent two summers coaching BC’s Under 15 Girls Basketball team where his accomplishments included a silver medal at the Nationals which were held in Kamloops. Most recently, Scott coached the Okanagan BC Summer Games team in which they took gold. A number of recent Kamloops athletes have gone on to excel provincially and nationally.

Scott holds a Bachelor degree in Human Kinetics from Trinity Western, a Bachelor degree in Education from the University of BC and is a certified Master Learning Facilitator through the new NCCP coaching development model.

His passion for basketball in nearly matched for golf. Scott’s wife name is Tara and they have 3 children; Kanesha (14), Josh (12) and Mckenna (7).

Scott has 2 assistants working with him. Chuck Ferguson has been with Scott since he first came to Kamloops as the Head Coach and this year Cindy Mavety is joining the staff in her first year.

Scott Clark – Men’s BasketballScott was hired as the head coach of the program on May 20, 2010. Clark joins the WolfPack program as the team’s second head coach in their 5 year Canada West History. He left the Simon Fraser University

Clan after spending 15 years at the helm of their men’s program, making the playoffs each of the last 10 years.

“This is a great opportunity,” says Clark, who is moving closer to his parents and friends in Kelowna, BC. “ I’m eager to lay a foundation on a program which has improved, but not had a great deal of success at the CIS level.”

Clark describes himself as a coach who is demanding but fair. He immediately jumped into the Kamloops basketball scene by holding shooting clinics, starting the Junior Wolves program for boys in grades 4 and above along with a mentorship program for athletes from grade 10–12. Clark holds a Masters Degree in Coaching. He attended the National Coaching Institute in Victoria and has been a CIS coach for 15 years. He moved to Kamloops with his oldest son Brett, who will be attending TRU as a first year student. His wife Carla and son Cole (17) will remain in Langley until he graduates from high school in 2010–11.

With Simon Fraser, Clark was 113–96 over the last decade. His assistants with the ‘Pack are Del Komarniski and Curt Dale, who worked together the past few seasons with the South Kamloops Titans senior boys program.

Brad Pape – BadmintonBrad was named both the Canadian College Athletics Assocation and BC Colleges Athletic Association coach of the year in 2007–08. Last season (2009–10) he was named BCCAA coach of the year for a second time. He has coached

the badminton team at TRU since its inception in the mid 1980’s. In the past, the team has earned many medals in both indiividual and team competition at the Provincials and National Championships. Brad’s assistant coach is former player Robin Barlow.

Keith Lundgren – Women’s Volleyball Keith became the third head coach of the WolfPack women’s volleyball program on April 19, 2010. Lundgren comes to TRU after spending two seasons with the N.A.I.T Ooks of the Alberta College Athletic Association.

“I’m very excited and ready for the challenge,” says Lundgren, who is no stranger to turning around post secondary teams. He was the head coach of the Lakeland College Rustlers (ACAC) from 2005 to 2008 where he turned a 2–20 team to having its third winning season on record since 1994. With NAIT, Lundgren took a 6 and 14 team in 2008–09 to a record of 15 and 8 this past year. “We went 8 and 3 in the second half of the year,” he says. “ It was a lot of fun seeing our hard work come through in the competitive arena.”

Lundgren has been involved in coaching volleyball for 14 years. He is a fully certified level 4 coach and graduated from the National Coaching Institute in Victoria. His first taste of post secondary volleyball was when he was the head coach of the Camosun Cougars women’s program (BC College Athletic Association) from 2003–2005. He has also coached in the Saskatchewan and Alberta Provincial programs and was the Western Canada Games head coach for Saskatchewan’s women’s team in 2006.

His assistant coaches are Daniela Bercelli (2nd year), and Marilia Vasconcellos (1st year). All three are former players with either the WolfPack or UCC program.

Ray Chadwick – Men’s BaseballRay Chadwick has been running the baseball program at TRU for seven years now. Chadwick is a former major league player (Angels, Red Sox, White Sox, Royals and Mariners from 1983–1994). He has a very strong reputation

in North America as the coach to play for and his players have had continual success under his tutelage. His clubs have won the Canadian College Baseball Conference Championship in 2005, 2007 and 2009. His assistant coaches this year are former players Yoshi Nakamura, Scott Nevison, Pat Brown, and longtime assistant Dave Arthurs. The WolfPack will be hosting the 2011 CCBC Championships at Norbrock Stadium in May.

Meet TRU WolfPack Head Coaches

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Pat Hennelly – Men’s Volleyball Since Thompson Rivers University became a member of the CIS, no program has been more successful than Mens Volleyball. In his five years at the helm, Pat Hennelly has taken a team which was 1–20 in its first season

to a bronze medal victory in the National Championships in 2008. They have won two bronze medals in Canada West play and hosted the CIS National Championships in March.

Pat has an extensive coaching background from several different programs such as Northern Arizona (NCAA Division 1) and as an assistant coach with both the men’s and women’s programs at UBC.

He and his new assistant coach, former UCC and University of Manitoba player Drew Venables were the coaches of BC’s Under 16 and Under 17 boys team this past summer.

Pat played for five years with Team BC including the 1989 Canada games and was a CCAA Silver medal winner with Langara College.

He holds two Bachelor degrees from UBC, one in Human Kinetics and the other in education as well has his level three NCCP coaching certificate.

Pat will work with Venables and Jake Schmidt, a former player and coach with UCC and current principal of the Bert Edwards Science and Technology Elementary school.

Tom McManus – Women’s SoccerTom enters his second season as head coach of the program. He is no stranger to coaching at the elite level. Tom has a National “A” Liscence from Soccer Canada and also has certification from the Scottish Football Association.

He has coached a many different levels of the sport: from Canada’s National team, to the CIS (McMaster, University of Saskatchewan) to pros (Winnipeg Fury of the Canadian Soccer League). He is also the head coach of the Kamloops Youth Soccer Association. Tom was elected into the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame in 2009.

He played professional soccer for 15 years before turning to coaching. He married Pat this summer.

His assistant coaches again this year are Glen Archer and Kelly Shantz, who’ve been with the program for a number of years.

Sean Wallace and John Antulov – Men’s SoccerSean Wallace and John Antulov are the co-head coaches for a fourth season. Both men are very well respected locally, provincially and nationally. Wallace is a two time winner of the BC College Athletic Association Male Soccer coach of the year honor. He has been involved in the men’s soccer program for over 25 years — as a player, assistant and head coach. 2010 sees him coaching his oldest son Justin at the University level.

Antulov, a former Simon Fraser University Clan, Vancouver 86’er and Vancouver Croatia player is a National “A” Liscence coach who is the former head coach of the Kamloops Youth Soccer Association.

They are assisted this season again by Hee Young Cheung. The former TRU player is into his third year as an assistant.

Bill Bilton Jr. – Men’s GolfBill Bilton is into his third year as the coach of TRU’s men’s golf squad.

Ironically he was the coach when the old University College of the Cariboo had a Golf Program in 1998–99. “It just made sense to get together with the people

at TRU and try and put this program together.”

The Dunes at Kamloops will not only be the home course for the WolfPack Golf Team, which plays in the BC College Athletics Assocation, but will host the Canadian College Athletic Assocation Championships in October.

For Bilton Junior, he wants to give back to the next generation of golfers: “For me, It’s tremendous. I’ve had a lot of success in my career. But to come back and see the friends and family and become a part of the community is something that I am really looking forward to. I think we can have a great program at TRU.”

Bilton has been a pro golfer since 1993. He has 15 professional wins under his belt, and was nominated for the British Columbia player of the year in 1999. BIlton Junior has been living in Florida for the past few years with his two young daughters, golfing and pursuing a real estate/mortgage career. He lives seven months of the year in Kamloops.

Lorne Cumming – Men’s HockeyOn May 12, 2010 the TRU Wolfpack Men’s Hockey team hired it’s second Head Coach when Lorne Cumming came on board to lead the team into the 2010–2011 season.

Cumming takes over from Chris Hans, who

will focus on building the team’s long and short-term recruiting strategies as well as potential crossover schedules with other Canadian Collegiate programs and the NCAA. Chris will also play a supporting role in representing the Wolfpack at the BCIHL league governance level.

“I’m excited to get back into the role of head coach in a competitive league, and look forward to building a group of players into a team that works very hard for each other,” says the 43 year old Cumming. His coaching resume includes being the first head coach and general manager of the Chase Chiefs and of the Kootenay International Junior Hockey League (2007–08). He has also been involved with various levels of both minor and junior hockey including the role of advance scout for the Western Hockey League Vancouver Giants. Cumming is looking forward to working with University level athletes, “I want our guys to know that we are looking forward to them having success in the classroom and on the ice. Our team is going to have on-ice goals that will require a lot of commitment and preparation, and as a staff we want them to apply that same focus to being excellent students.”

Lorne is a father of four (Devon, Matt, Robyn and Cory) who has been married to Lynette for 23 years and is an employee at Domtar in Kamloops. He will be assisted by former NHL and WHL player Steve Gainey. Gainey spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey League before starting to work with the Major Midget Program in Kamloops. Andre Larouche will remain as goaltending coach with the WolfPack.

and as a staff we want them to apply that same focus to being excellent students.”

Lorne is a father of four (Devon, Matt, Robyn and Cory) who has been married to Lynette for 23 years and is an employee at Domtar in Kamloops. He will be assisted by former NHL and WHL player Steve Gainey. Gainey spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey

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having success in the classroom and on the ice. Our team is going to have on-ice goals that will require a lot of commitment and preparation, and as a staff we want them to apply that same focus to being excellent students.”

Lorne is a father of four (Devon, Matt, Robyn and Cory) who has been married to Lynette for 23 years and is an employee at Domtar in Kamloops. He will be assisted by former NHL and WHL player Steve Gainey. Gainey spent two seasons as an assistant coach with the Kamloops Blazers of the Western Hockey

The Dunes at Kamloops will not only be the home course for the WolfPack Golf Team, which plays in the BC College Athletics Assocation,

For Bilton Junior, he wants to give back to the next generation of golfers: “For me, It’s tremendous. I’ve had a lot of success in my career. But to come back and see the friends and family and become a part of the community is something that I am really looking forward to. I think we can have a great program at TRU.”

Bilton has been a pro golfer since 1993. He has 15 professional wins under his belt, and was nominated for the British Columbia player of the year in 1999. BIlton Junior has been living in Florida for the past few years with his two young daughters, golfing and pursuing a real estate/mortgage career. He lives seven months of the year in Kamloops.

League before starting to work with the Major Midget Program in Kamloops. Andre Larouche will remain as goaltending coach with the WolfPack.


Thompson Rivers University hosts their first CIS Championship, the WolfPack officially join the CIS and hockey returns to TRU Athletics. Those were the three big stories of the 2009–10 athletic season at Thompson Rivers University.

After being a probationary member of the CIS and the Canada West Athletic Conferences, Thompson Rivers University officially became part of the prestigious organizations. This followed their successful hosting of the 2010 CIS National men’s volleyball championships at the Tournament Capital Center. That event saw TRU entertain seven of the other top schools in the nation. It was the first time the City of Kamloops had hosted such a high calibre event. Crowds were entertained by the highest level of volleyball in the country.

September 2009 marked the return of college hockey to TRU. The Kamloops Collegiate Hockey Society, a community organization brought hockey back. Playing out of Memorial Arena and the BC Intercollegiate Hockey Association, the club played to wild crowds. On most Saturday nights, over a thousand people watched the WolfPack, who were unbeaten on home ice at the Victoria Street arena all season.

The following is a synopsis of how the WolfPack teams did in 2009–10.

Men’s Soccer:The WolfPack men’s squad enjoyed a great regular season where they went 6–15 until the final weekend of the campaign when they fell on October 18 to Douglas College (the eventual provincial champions). That set the stage for an early exit in the BCCAA playoffs. They fell 1–0 to Langara College in the quarter finals. Kyle Bowman was a first team BCCAA All–Star. Brynden Swint and Peter Loncar were chosen for the second All–Star team.

Women’s Soccer:Tom McManus took over the program from the retired Eric Schweizer. He took the team to a bronze medal finish in the BCCAA playoffs despite the fact that for most of the season, he did not have a healthy keeper. They finished the regular campaign with a record of 6 wins, four losses and two draws, first in their pool. Cassie Drummond and Jessie Lebert were first team BCCAA All–Stars. Alanna Bekkering, Abbey McAuley, Bronwyn Crawford and Heather Lloyd were second team selections.

Men’s Golf:After winning the CCAA Championship in 2008, Bill Bilton’s crew suffered from the loss of three of their top five golfers. They were led by the Gruber triplets — Adam, Brett and Mark. They wound up fifth in the BCCAA and 8th at the CCAA Championships.

Men’s Hockey:The WolfPack made their debut in the BC Intercollegiate Hockey League one to remember. They finished second in both the regular

season and in the playoffs — losing to champion SFU by only one goal. Two members of the TRU squad were named to the BCIHL All–Star team (defenceman David Boychuk and forward Jassi Sangha).

Men’s Baseball:The WolfPack had another strong

campaign in the Canadian College Baseball Conference. They went into the spring season as the defending

champions. After posting a record of 20–8, the WolfPack hosted the CCBC Championships last May (2010) at

Norbrock Stadium. Thompson Rivers lost in the championship final to the Vancouver Island

Baseball Institute. WolfPack players Danny Moore, Dillon Morgan, David Hole, Scott

Nevison, Yoshi Nakamura and Jordan Broatch were all named

CCBC All–Stars.

Women’s Volleyball:The team finished 1 and 19 but individually, Anna Dyakiewicz was second in the Canada West in kills. Kristen Knudskov emerged as one of the top rookies in the league.

2009–10 Year in Review


After winning the CCAA Championship in 2008, Bill Bilton’s crew suffered from the loss of three of their top five golfers. They were led by the Gruber triplets — Adam, Brett and Mark. They wound up fifth in the BCCAA and 8th at the CCAA Championships.

Men’s Hockey:The WolfPack made their debut in the BC Intercollegiate Hockey League one to remember. They finished second in both the regular

season and in the playoffs — losing to champion SFU by only one goal. Two members of the TRU squad were named to the BCIHL All–Star team (defenceman David Boychuk and forward Jassi Sangha).

The WolfPack had another strong campaign in the Canadian College Baseball Conference.

They went into the spring season as the defending champions. After posting a record of 20–8, the WolfPack

hosted the CCBC Championships last May (2010) at Norbrock Stadium. Thompson Rivers lost in the

championship final to the Vancouver Island Baseball Institute. WolfPack players Danny

Moore, Dillon Morgan, David Hole, Scott Nevison, Yoshi Nakamura and Jordan

Broatch were all named CCBC All–Stars.

Women’s Volleyball:The team finished 1 and 19 but individually, Anna Dyakiewicz was second in the Canada West in kills. Kristen Knudskov emerged as one of the top rookies in the league.

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Men’s Volleyball:Pat Hennelly’s crew finished with a 10 and 8 record (good enough for fifth place in the Canada West). They also finished seventh at the CIS Nationals. Gord Perrin was named the school’s first “All Canadian”. He was also a first team Canada West All–Star for finishing second in kills (4.68 per set) and was 10th in hitting percentage (.296). Kevin Tillie was named both Canada West and CIS Rookie of the Year and was first in the Canada West in service aces. Rookie setter Colin Carson was among the tops in the CIS.

Men’s Basketball:Finished 3 and 15 in the Canada West. Greg Stewart had a great individual season, leading in blocked shots (averaging 2.53 per game), rebounds (195 averaging 11.5 per game) and was second in field goal percentage (.563). He was named the Canada West Defensive Player of the Year. Sean Garvey was 7th in the Canada West in scoring averaging 17.7 points per game.

Women’s Basketball:The ‘Pack were 3 and 15 in conference play but when they included exhibitions, won more games against CIS teams in its history. Highlights included a tournament in New Brunswick.

Badminton:In a very close BC College Athletic Association season, Brad Pape’s squad finished fifth at the provincial championships to wind up fourth overall. Pape was named the BCCAA Coach of the Year for the second time in four seasons.

West in scoring averaging 17.7 points per game.

The ‘Pack were 3 and 15 in conference play

Pape was named the BCCAA Coach of the Year for the second time in four seasons.

Pat Hennelly’s crew finished with a 10 and 8 record (good enough for fifth place in the Canada West). They also finished seventh at the CIS

He was also a first team Canada West All–Star for finishing second in


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Open your eyes and look for some man, or some work for the sake of men, which needs a

little time, a little friendship, a little sympathy, a little sociability, a little human toil.

Search and see if there is not some place where you may invest your humanity.

Do not be satisfied without some sideline in which you may give yourself out as a man to men!

Albert Schweitzer.

Kamloops Youth Soccer Association is proud to support

the TRU Athletics Program and extends best wishes to the

universityÕ s soccer teams for a successful 2010 season.

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KAMLOOPS YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION

1550 Island Parkway Drive, Kamloops, BC (McArthur Island)

Email: [email protected] • Web: www.kysa.net • Telephone: 250-376-2750 • Fax: 250-376-4347


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WE’VE SEEN IT! WE’VE EXPERIENCED IT! COUNT ON OUR EXPERTISE!

Phone: 250-851-0211 or email: [email protected] Downtown at 456 Victoria Street, Kamloops, BC

Proud to support

athletes in our community!

TRAVELWISE

Lundgren Clark Cumming

As the curtain goes up on the 2010–11 season for the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack, there are two new faces among the CIS fulltime coaching ranks and the hockey club has filled the vacant head coach position.

Keith Lundgren and Scott Clark have notched their place in WolfPack history when they became the women’s volleyball and men’s basketball program’s second full time head coaches. Keith replaces interim volleyball coach Cal Wolford and Scott Clark replaces interim basketball coach Thom Gillespie. Lorne Cumming replaced Chris Hans who stepped aside but is still working with the collegiate hockey society.

Since their appointments, all three have been working hard in their respective positions. Clark and Lundgren face the challenge of raise the level of the programs to playoff contenders in the ever tough Canada West conference.

Coach Clark put it best when asked about the task ahead. “We have a blank canvass,” he said. “The challenge of building from the ground up was something that intrigued me. I felt the community would continue to support the team and my being integral to growing that support is something which is appealing and a lot of fun.”

“The friendly atmosphere and the support we receive from administration was my main selling point,” Lundgren explained about coming to TRU. “The growth of the University is inspiring.”

Cumming stated. “I’m a believer in continuous growth, I’ve seen that trait in the WolfPack culture and I felt it was a great fit for me as coach.”

All three men have recruited extensively, the women’s volleyball team as far away as Australia, in their attempts to bringing top notch student/athletes to Thompson Rivers University as they craft their programs into ones which will find victory more often than not.

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# Name Position Height Elig. Yr Hometown Last Team

3 Brett Rouault Guard 6'4" 1 Vernon, BC Fulton Secondary

4 Brett Parker Guard 6'4" 1 Langley, BC Walnut Grove Secondary

5 Matt Pierce Guard 6'2" 4 Winnipeg, MB Silver Heights Collegiate

6 Milos Janjic Guard 6'2" 2 Toronto, ON TRU

7 Kevin Pribilsky Guard 5'11" 3 Victoria, BC Simon Fraser University

8 Chas Kok Guard/Forward 6'6" 4 Lynden, WA Simon Fraser University

9 Cory Martens Forward 6'4" 3 Smithers, BC Grand Praire College

10 Justin Riggins Guard 6'3" 2 Atlanta, GA Muscle Shoals Community College

11 Eric D'Andrea Forward 6'5" 1 Nelson, BC LV Rogers Secondary

12 Joseph Tubbs Forward 6'4" 2 Mississauga, ON TRU

13 Travis Beck Post 6'6" 2 Vernon, BC Fulton Secondary

14 Greg Stewart Post 7'2" 5 Kamloops, BC TRU

15 Connor Agnew Forward 6'4" 5 Prince Rupert, BC TRU

Men’s Basketball

BACK ROW: Justin Riggins, Brett Parker, Chas Kok, Greg Stewart, Travis Beck, Eric D'Andrea, Connor Agnew

FRONT ROW: Joseph Tubbs, Kevin Pribilsky, Matt Pierce, Milos Janjic, Brett Rouault,Cory Martens

MISSING: Scott Clark (Head Coach), Curt Dale (Assistant Coach), Del Komarniski (Assistant Coach)

Coach Scott Clark Assistant Coach Curt Dale Assistant Coach Del Komarniski

TRU WolfPack 17

BACK ROW: Kayla Forsyth, Lindsay Dekoff, Kailey Colonna, Diane Schuetze, Karalyn Forsyth,Tracy Kocs, Michelle Dimond

FRONT ROW: Telina Chomey, Alex Allen, Jorri Duxbury, Jen Ju, Kaitlyn Widsten, Emi Ohama, Morgan Wingate

MISSING: Scott Reeves (Head Coach), Chuck Ferguson and Cindy Mavety (Assistant Coaches) Women’s Basketball

Coach Scott Reeves Assistant Coach Chuck Ferguson


2 Telina Chomey Guard 5'7" 2 North Battleford, SK GPRC John Paul II Collegiate

3 Emi Ohama Guard 5'3" 1 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

4 Kaitlyn Widsten Guard 5'7" 4 Tsawwassen, BC South Delta

5 Alex Allen Guard 5'4" 3 Calgary, BC SAIT St. Mary's

6 Jorri Duxbury Guard 5'7" 1 Salmon Arm, BC Salmon Arm

7 Kayla Forsyth Forward 5'10" 5 Vernon, BC Vernon

8 Jen Ju Post/Guard 5'5" 3 Vancouver, BC Santa Barbara CC Brittania

9 Morgan Wingate Guard 5'7" 1 Saskatoon, SK St.Joseph's

10 Tracy Kocs Forward 5'10" 3 Coquitlam, BC Port Moody

11 Lindsay Dekoff Forward 5'10" 3 Chilliwack, BC Chilliwack

12 Kailey Colonna Forward 6'2" 4 Invermere, BC David Thompson

13 Diane Schuetze Post 6'3" 3 Vernon, BC Team BC – Vernon

14 Michelle Dimond Forward 6'0" 4 Port Moody, BC Port Moody

15 Karalyn Forsyth Forward 6'1" 2 Vernon, BC Vernon



1 Ryan Talsma RS 6'6" 5 Orono, ON Redeemer University College (Durham Christian)

2 Colin Carson S 6'3" 2 Prince George, BC Team BC (Duchess Park)

3 Spencer Reed L 6'2" 2 Prince George, BC Team BC (PGSS)

4 Aleks Saddlemyer RS 6'5" 4 Sidney, BC Camosun College (Parklands)

5 Mike Hawkins S 6'2" 4 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge College (Catholic Central)

6 Casey Knight OH/M 6'8" 1 Salt Spring Island, BC Team BC (Gulf Island)

7 Adam LeBlanc M 6'8" 3 Sudbury, ON Nipissing University

8 Darcy Barisoff OH 6'3" 3 South Slocan, BC Thompson Rivers (Mount Sentinel)

9 Michael Hammond M 6'7" 4 Barrie, ON Georgian College (Barrie North)

10 Joel Caschetto M 6'6" 5 White Rock, BC UBC Okanagan (Earl Marriott)

11 Matt Krueger LS 6'0" 2 Abbotsford, BC Team BC (MEI)

12 Alex Davis M 6'7" 2 White Rock, BC Team BC (Semiahmoo)

13 Jason Fennema RS 6'7" 1 Houston, BC Team BC (Ebenezer Canadian Reformed School)

14 Kevin Tillie LS 6'6" 2 Cagnes Sur Mer, France France Junior National Team (Lycee Mermoz)

15 Jesse Bazergui OH 6'5" 1 White Rock, BC Team BC (Earl Marriott)

16 Stuart Richey OH 6'4" 1 Gibsons, BC Team BC (Elphinstone)

BACK ROW: Pat Hennelly (Head Coach), Kevin Tillie, Joel Caschetto, Adam LeBlanc, Casey Knight, Mike Hammond, Ryan Talsma, Alex Davis, Colin Carson, Behlul Yavasgel (Assistant Coach), Jennifer Joyce (Strength and Conditioning Coach)

FRONT ROW: Aleks Saddlemyer, Jessie Bazergui, Darcy Barisoff, Mike Hawkings, Jason Fennema, Stuart Richey, Spencer Reed

MISSING: Drew Venables (Assistant Coach), Matt Krueger

Coach Pat Hennelly Assistant Coach Behlul Yavasgel Assistant Coach Drew Venables

Men’s Volleyball

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BACK ROW: Kelly Asleson, Anna Dyakiewicz, Kira Sutcliffe, Vanessa Wiebe, Katarina Osadchuk, Lindsay Uppenborn, Marilia Vasconcellos (Assistant Coach) Daniela Bercelli (Assistant Coach), Keith Lundgren (Head Coach)

FRONT ROW: Kara Twomey, Denai Wouters, Kristen Knudskov, Ashley Koehn, Amanda Frayne, Hanna Minck

Coach Keith Lundgren Assistant Coach Daniela Bercelli Assistant Coach Marilia Vasconcellos


1 Vanessa Wiebe M 6'3" 4 Surrey, BC Seaside Club (Earl Marriott)

2 Kristen Knudskov S 5'11" 2 Edmonton, AB NAVC Pandas (McNally Composite)

3 Kira Sutcliffe M 6'0" 1 Rock Creek, BC Kelowna K'Roos (Boundary Central)

4 Amanda Frayne OH 5'10" 4 Kamloops, BC Team BC (Sa-Hali)

5 Denai Wouters L 5'8" 2 Battleford, SK Lakeland Rustlers (North Battleford)

6 Lindsay Uppenborn M/OH 6'1" 1 Kamloops, BC Kamloops Club (Brocklehurst)

7 Kara Twomey S 5'11" 1 Winnipeg, MB Cobras (Glenlawn Collegiate)

8 Ashley Koehn OH 5'11" 3 Surrey, BC Ducks (Pacific Academy)

9 Hanna Minck OH 5'11" 2 Prince George, BC VIU Mariners (College Heights)

11 Katarina Osadchuk M/OH 6'3" 1 Brisbane, Australia QAS Pirates (Somerville House)

13 Anna Dyakiewicz OH 6'1" 4 Burnaby, BC Rollins College (Burnaby North)

16 Kelly Asleson OH 6'0" 4 Richmond, BC Team BC Beach (RA McMath)

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Men’s SoccerNo. Name Position Height Elig. Yr Hometown High School

1 Ethan May GK 6'2" 3 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

2 Darcy Geldart Midfield 5'9" 1 Kamloops, BC SouthKam

3 Dylan Ackerman Defense 5'10" 2 Squamish, BC Howe Sound

4 Adam Dodgson Defense 6'1" 4 Kamloops, BC Valleyview

5 Kyle Fertile Midfield 6'0" 2 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

6 Justin Smeaton Midfield 6'1" 2 Kamloops, BC Kamloops Christian

7 Jacob Kaay Midfield 6'5" 1 Kamloops, BC SouthKam

8 Braeden Burrows Midfield 6'0" 2 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

9 Erkut Sonmez Forward 6'0" 4 Istanbul, Turkey Atakoa Cmh

10 Conor Doherty Forward 6'2" 4 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

11 Peter Loncar Midfield 5'11" 3 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

13 Casey Cullen Midfield 5'11" 5 Kamloops, BC Valleyview

15 Tim Unaegbu Midfield 5'11" 5 Port Coquitlam, BC Terry Fox

16 Falah Alqahtani Midfield 5'10" 1 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

17 Jean-Marc Moncion Midfield 6'0" 5 Pembroke, ON Bishop Smith

18 Lee Bauer Defense 6'1" 2 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

19 Brynden Swint Defense 6'1" 4 Kamloops, BC Valleyview

20 Justin Wallace Midfield 5'11" 1 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

21 Charles Noftall Defense 6'2" 4 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali

23 Allan Connor GK 6'0" 4 Salmon Arm, BC Norkam

RS Firat Orenc Goal 6'1" Ankara, Turkey Icel Anatolian High

RS Jayson Railton Defense 6'0" Kamloops, BC SouthKam

RS Liam Roerslev Midfield 5'9" Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

RS Matt Wallace Defense 5'7" Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

RS Ricardo Vazquez Midfield 5'8" MexicoCo-Head Coach Sean Wallace Co-Head Coach John Antulov Assistant Coach Hee Young Chung Assistant Coach Kyle Halvorson

BACK ROW: John Antulov (Co-Head Coach),Kyle Halvorson (Assistant Coach), Casey Cullen, Brynden Swint, Charles Noftall, Ashley Raynes, Conor Doherty, Jacob Kaay, Peter Loncar, Adam Dodgson, Justin Smeaton, Erkut Sonmez, Lee Bauer, Sean Wallace (Co-Head Coach), Hee Young Chung (Assistant Coach)

FRONT ROW: Arturo Ortiz, Ricardo Vasquez, Jean-Marc Moncion, Braeden Burrows, Kyle Fertile, Justin Wallace, Firat Orenc, Ethan May, Tim Unaegbu, Darcy Geldhart, Matt Wallace, Dylan Ackerman, Jayson Railton

MISSING: Liam Roerslev, Allan Connor

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Women’s SoccerNo. Name Position Height Elig. Yr Hometown High School

00 Shannen Meyer Defense 5'6" 5 Kamloops, BC Westsyde01 Emily Edmunson Goalkeeper 5'5" 1 Kamloops, BC Valleyview2 Kelsey Callander Midfield 5'2" 2 Williams Lake, BC Columneezta

3 Amanda Barrett Forward 5'3" 1 Salmon Arm, BC Salmon Arm

4 Ashley Piggot M/F 5'6" 4 Prince George, BC Duchess Park5 Maddy Reid Midfield 5'7" 3 Kamloops, BC SouthKam6 Chloe McAuley Midfield 5'6" 3 Langley, BC Walnut Grove7 Danya Mitchell Midfield 5'5" 1 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali8 Abbey McAuley Midfield 5'5" 3 Langley, BC Walnut Grove9 Anna Saunders Midfield 5'2" 1 Courtenay, BC G.P. Vanier

10 Val Godard Forward 5'3" 5 Kamloops, BC Valleyview11 Laura Smylie Forward 5'6" 1 150 Mile House, BC Duchess Park12 Blair MacKay Defense 5'10" 3 Kamloops, BC SouthKam13 Casandra Evans Midfield 5'8" 3 Swift Current, SK Swift Current Comprehensive14 Sarah Gomes Defender 5'4" 1 Prince George, BC Duchess Park15 Courtney Dennill Defender 5'6" 1 Kamloops, BC Kamloops Christian16 Natasha Little Defense 5'2" 2 Kamloops, BC NorKam17 Emily Bailey Defender 5'6" 1 Campbell River, BC Carihi18 Heather Lloyd Forward 5'5" 4 Kamloops, BC Valleyview19 Hannah Ambler Forward 5'8" 1 Kamloops, BC BrocklehurstRS Raylene Benner Defender 5'8" Gibsons, BC ElphinstoneRS Emily Oliver Midfield 5'2" Kamloops, BC WestsydeRS Vanessa Zilkie Midfield 5'3" Kelowna, BCRS Sarah White Midfield 5'6" Kamloops, BC BrocklehurstRS Alanna Parker Striker 5'7" Summerland, BC Summerland SceondaryRS Brandi Mullen Striker 5'5" Clearwater, BC Clearwater

BACK ROW: Tom McManus (Head Coach), Glen Archer (Assistant Coach), Sarah White, Raylene Benner, Ashley Piggot, Hannah Ambler, Blair MacKay, Laura Smylie, Casandra Evans, Emily Bailey, Courtney Dennill, Alanna Parker, Brandi Mullen, Kelly Shantz (Assistant Coach)

FRONT ROW:Heather Lloyd, Emily Oliver, Sarah Gomes, Kelsey Callander, Vanessa Zilkie, Danya Mitchell, Amanda Barrett, Chloe McAuley, Val Godard, Abbey McAuley, Maddy Reid, Anna Saunders, Natasha Little

ON GROuND: Emily Edmunson, Shannen Meyer

Head Coach Tom McManus Assistant Coach Kelly Shantz Assistant Coach Glen Archer


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# Name Position Hometown

1 JJ d'Aoust INF Penticton, BC

3 James Martensen INF Ottawa, ON

4 Brock Stewart OF Penticton, BC

5 Greg Dealy C/OF Victoria, BC

7 Tanner Gainer INF Williams Lake, BC

8 Matt Leschuk INF/RHP Kamloops, BC

9 Tyler Lowey INF Calgary, AB

11 Jared Joly INF Kamloops, BC

12 Jarrod Ivan INF Toronto, ON

13 Dillon Morgan INF Camp Verde, AZ

14 Rob Morrison OF/INF Calgary, AB

15 Alex Condon INF Victoria, BC

16 Jeff Sidey OF Trail, BC

17 William Miller INF Nelson, BC

19 Matt Phillips OF Victoria, BC

20 Brian Ivan C/INF Toronto, ON

21 Adam Halland INF Kamloops, BC

22 Kyle Sandulescu OF/C Victoria, BC

23 Brent Carmichael OF Victoria, BC

25 Stefan Lono LHP St. Johns, NF

26 Mike Riddle LHP Surrey, BC

27 Kevin Cramer LHP Camp Verde, AZ

28 Kyle Sanderson RHP Calgary, AB

29 Micheal Juarez RHP Calgary, AB

30 Matt Cowitz OF/LHP Calgary, AB

31 Matt Whiteford INF Yellowknife, NWT

32 Danny Moore RHP Victoria, BC

33 Aaron Lystang C/OF Sherwood Park , AB

34 Jacob Hein LHP Vancouver, BC

36 Russ Thorsteinssen RHP Gibsons, BC

38 Steven Latos RHP Lloydminster, AB

40 Jimmy Semaschuk INF/OF Whitehorse, YT

41 Denver Wynne RHP Kamloops, BC

42 Gerry Rebelato INF Trail, BC

43 Cam Strachan LHP Trail, BC

44 David Hole INF Vancouver, BC

48 Nolan Ursu OF Regina, SK

55 Brady Glover OF Trail, BC

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Baseball

# Name Position Height Elig. Yr Hometown Last School

1 Richard Virtanen Goal 6'2" 1 Langley, BC Langley Secondary3 Jordan Wilkins Defence 6'5" 1 Peticton, BC Penticton Secondary4 Jesse Anderson Defence 5'10" 2 Squamish, BC Howe Sound Secondary5 Alex Marr Defence 6'2" 2 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali Secondary6 Kevin Nielson Forward 5'10" 1 West Vancouver, BC Rockridge7 Andrew Fisher Forward 6'1" 4 Kamloops, BC Concordia (ACAC)8 Daren Hermiston Forward 6'0" 2 Kamloops, BC Valleyview9 Jassi Sangha Forward 5'11" 2 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

10 Jose Reyes Forward 5'9" 3 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali Secondary11 Darcy Huisman Defence 6'2" 1 Smithers, BC Smithers Secondary12 Korey Gannon Defence 6'2" 4 Kamloops, BC Westsyde14 Cody Rose Defence 6'0" 2 Midway, BC Grand Forks15 Lucas Daoust Forward 5'11" 1 Kamloops, BC Clarence Fulton16 Casey Patterson Left Wing 5'8" 2 Chase, BC Chase Secondary17 David Gore Center 5'10" 3 Kamloops, BC South Kamloops18 Joel Leonard LW/C 6'1" 3 Kamloops, BC Valleyview19 Daniel Robinson Center 6'2" 3 100 Mile House, BC Peter Skeine Ogden20 Taylor Stuart Right Wing 6'1" 1 Smithers, BC Smithers Secondary 21 Anthony Collins Forward 6'0" 1 Langley, BC Brookswood Secondary22 Hunter Nelson Forward 5'11" 1 Squamish, BC Squamish Secondary23 Trent Johnson Defense 6'2" 2 Kamloops, BC South Kamloops 24 Cody Lockwood Defense 6'4" 4 Kamloops, BC U of Southern Maine25 Tyler Halliday Defense 6'0" 1 Kamloops, BC South Kam29 Anthony Manfredi Goal 5'10" 1 Prince George, BC NorKam 33 Riley Wall Goal 6'0" 1 Kamloops, BC Westsyde 39 Zac Rasmussen Forward 5'9" 1 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's Academy

BACK ROW: Shelley Gentry, Jessica Cochran, Katherine Ancheta, Courtney Haines, Kelsie Cole, Danielle Tighe, Lindsay Durrant (Head Coach)

FRONT ROW: Jolene Glover, Dezarae Golaiy, Cayden Johnson, Taryn Polson, Bryn Zomar, Shannon Blakely, Skyla Mattice

MISSING: Haley Christie, Sarah Bowers

FRONT ROW: J.J. d'Aoust,Jacob Hein, Matt Leschuk, Brock Stewart, Steven Latos, Greg Dealy, Matt Whiteford, Kyle Sandulescu, Jarrod Ivan, Matt Cowitz

SECOND ROW: Tanner Gainer, Mike Riddle, Adam Halland, Matt Phillips, Jarrod Joly, David Hole, Aaron Lystang, Mike Juarez, Will Miller, James Martensen, Gerry Rebelato

THIRD ROW: Kevin Cramer, Tyler Lowey, Danny Moore, Dillon Morgan, Brian Ivan, Brent Carmichael, Brady Glover, Russ Thorsteinssen, Jeff Sidey, Reid Flasch

FOuRTH ROW: Ray Chadwick (Head Coach), Yoshi Nakamura (Assistant Coach), Jimmy Semaschuk, Alex Condon, Stefan Lono, Cam Strachan, Denver Wynn, Nolan Ursu, Rob Morrison

MISSING: Kyle Dhanani (Assistant Coach), Scott Nevison (Assistant Coach), Kyle Long, Kyle Sanderson

TRU WolfPack 23

Hockey# Name Position Height Elig. Yr Hometown Last School

1 Richard Virtanen Goal 6'2" 1 Langley, BC Langley Secondary3 Jordan Wilkins Defence 6'5" 1 Peticton, BC Penticton Secondary4 Jesse Anderson Defence 5'10" 2 Squamish, BC Howe Sound Secondary5 Alex Marr Defence 6'2" 2 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali Secondary6 Kevin Nielson Forward 5'10" 1 West Vancouver, BC Rockridge7 Andrew Fisher Forward 6'1" 4 Kamloops, BC Concordia (ACAC)8 Daren Hermiston Forward 6'0" 2 Kamloops, BC Valleyview9 Jassi Sangha Forward 5'11" 2 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's

10 Jose Reyes Forward 5'9" 3 Kamloops, BC Sa-Hali Secondary11 Darcy Huisman Defence 6'2" 1 Smithers, BC Smithers Secondary12 Korey Gannon Defence 6'2" 4 Kamloops, BC Westsyde14 Cody Rose Defence 6'0" 2 Midway, BC Grand Forks15 Lucas Daoust Forward 5'11" 1 Kamloops, BC Clarence Fulton16 Casey Patterson Left Wing 5'8" 2 Chase, BC Chase Secondary17 David Gore Center 5'10" 3 Kamloops, BC South Kamloops18 Joel Leonard LW/C 6'1" 3 Kamloops, BC Valleyview19 Daniel Robinson Center 6'2" 3 100 Mile House, BC Peter Skeine Ogden20 Taylor Stuart Right Wing 6'1" 1 Smithers, BC Smithers Secondary 21 Anthony Collins Forward 6'0" 1 Langley, BC Brookswood Secondary22 Hunter Nelson Forward 5'11" 1 Squamish, BC Squamish Secondary23 Trent Johnson Defense 6'2" 2 Kamloops, BC South Kamloops 24 Cody Lockwood Defense 6'4" 4 Kamloops, BC U of Southern Maine25 Tyler Halliday Defense 6'0" 1 Kamloops, BC South Kam29 Anthony Manfredi Goal 5'10" 1 Prince George, BC NorKam 33 Riley Wall Goal 6'0" 1 Kamloops, BC Westsyde 39 Zac Rasmussen Forward 5'9" 1 Kamloops, BC St. Ann's Academy

Head Coach Lorne Cumming Assistant Coach Steve Gainey Assistant Coach Shane Zulyniak Goaltending Coach Andre Larouche Strength & Conditioning Coach Greg Kozoris Head Trainer Troy Clifford Equipment Manager Adam Donnelly

BACK ROW: Casey Patterson, Darcy Huisman, Jesse Anderson, Kevin Neilsen, Lucas Daoust, Hunter Nelson, Daren Hermiston, Daniel Robinson, Alex Marr, Jordan Wilkins, Anthony Collins, Andrew Fisher, Trent Johnston, Taylor Stuart, Cody Rose, Tyler Halliday, Jose Reyes, Zac Rasmussen, Jassi Sangha

FRONT ROW: Richard Virtanen, Troy Clifford (Head Trainer), David Gore, Joel Leonard, Steve Gainey (Assistant Coach), Riley Wall, Korey Gannon, Lorne Cumming (Head Coach), Cody Lockwood, Adam Donnelly, Andre Larouche (Goalie Coach), Anthony Manfredi


BACK ROW: Mark Gruber, Quinn Campbell, Colby Cook, Geoff Fahlman

FRONT ROW: Bill Bilton (Head Coach),Chase Broadfoot, Adam Gruber, Brennan Arduini, Kevin Ricalton

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3 Brett Rouault G Vernon, BC

4 Brett Parker G Langley, BC

5 Matt Pierce G Winnipeg, MB

6 Milos Janjic G Toronto, ON

7 Kevin Pribilsky G Victoria, BC

8 Chas Kok G/F Lynden, WA

9 Cory Martens F Smithers, BC

10 Justin Riggins G Atlanta, GA

11 Eric D'Andrea F Nelson, BC

12 Joseph Tubbs F Mississauga, ON

13 Travis Beck P Vernon, BC

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14 Greg Stewart P Kamloops, BC

15 Connor Agnew F Prince Rupert, BC

Head Coach Scott Clark

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2 Telina Chomey G N. Battleford, SK

3 Emi Ohama G Kamloops, BC

4 Kaitlyn Widsten G Tsawwassen, BC

5 Alex Allen G Calgary, BC

6 Jorri Duxbury G Salmon Arm, BC

7 Kayla Forsyth F Vernon, BC

8 Jen Ju PG Vancouver, BC

9 Morgan Wingate G Saskatoon, SK

10 Tracy Kocs F Coquitlam, BC

11 Lindsay Dekoff F Chilliwack, BC

12 Kailey Colonna F Invermere, BC

13 Diane Schuetze P Vernon, BC

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14 Michelle Dimond F Port Moody, BC

15 Karalyn Forsyth F Vernon, BC

Head Coach Scott Reeves

Assistant Coach Chuck Ferguson

Assistant CoachCindy MavetyF Vernon, BC Scott Reeves

Our All CanadiansBrennan Arduini, Marlee Martens, Kia Lidster, Venita Colton, Jeff Friesen, Kaitlyn Widsten, Amanda Frayne, Michelle Dimond, Kayla Forsyth and Danielle Fauteux were Academic All Canadians for 2008–09.


1 Ryan Talsma RS Orono, ON

2 Colin Carson S Prince George, BC

3 Spencer Reed L Prince George, BC

4 Aleks Saddlemyer RS Sidney, BC

5 Mike Hawkins S Lethbridge, AB

6 Casey KnightOH/M Salt Spring Island, BC

7 Adam LeBlanc M Sudbury, ON

8 Darcy Barisoff OH South Slocan, BC

9 Michael Hammond M Barrie, ON

10 Joel Caschetto M White Rock, BC

11 Matt Krueger LS Abbotsford, BC

12 Alex Davis M White Rock, BC

13 Jason Fennema RS Houston, BC

14 Kevin Tillie LS Cagnes Sur Mer, FR

15 Jesse Bazergui OH White Rock, BC

16 Stuart Richey OH Gibsons, BC

Head Coach Pat Hennelly

Assistant Coach Drew Venables

Assistant Coach Behlul Yavasgel

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Assistant Coach Behlul Yavasgel

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1 Vanessa Wiebe M Surrey, BC

2 Kristen Knudskov S Edmonton, AB

3 Kira Sutcliffe M Rock Creek, BC

4 Amanda Frayne OH Kamloops, BC

5 Denai Wouters L Battleford, SK

6 Lindsay UppenbornM/OH Kamloops, BC

7 Kara Twomey S Winnipeg, MB

8 Ashley Koehn OH Surrey, BC

9 Hanna Minck OH Prince George, BC

11 Katarina Osadchuk M/OH Brisbane, AU

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1 Ethan May GK Kamloops, BC

2 Darcy Geldart D Kamloops, BC

3 Dylan Ackerman D Squamish, BC

4 Adam Dodgson D Kamloops, BC

5 Kyle Fertile M Kamloops, BC

6 Justin Smeaton M Kamloops, BC

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10 Conor Doherty F Kamloops, BC

11 Peter Loncar M Kamloops, BC

13 Casey Cullen M Kamloops, BC

15 Tim Unaegbu M Port Coquitlam, BC

16 Falah Alqahtani M Jeddah, SA

17 Jean-Marc Moncion M Pembroke, ON

18 Lee Bauer D Kamloops, BC

19 Brynden Swint D Kamloops, BC

20 Justin Wallace M Kamloops, BC

21 Charles Noftall D Kamloops, BC

23 Allan Connor GK Salmon Arm, BC

RS Firat Orenc GK Ankara, TK

THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK MEN'S SOCCER

RS Jayson Railton D Kamloops, BC

RS Liam Roerslev M Kamloops, BC

RS Matt Wallace D Kamloops, BC

RS Ricardo Vazquez M Cuernavaca, MX

Head Coach Sean Wallace

Head Coach John Antulov

Assistant Coach Hee Young Chung

Assistant Coach Kyle Halvorson

Justin Wallace of Men's Soccer and Amanda Frayne of Women's Volleyball receive inaugural Kamloops Blazers Sports Society $5000 scholarship to keep top local athletes studying at home.

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00 Shannen Meyer D Kamloops, BC

01 Emily Edmunson G Kamloops, BC

2 Kelsey Callander M Williams Lake, BC

3 Amanda Barrett F Salmon Arm, BC

4 Ashley Piggot M/F Prince George, BC

5 Maddy Reid M Kamloops, BC

6 Chloe McAuley M Langley, BC

7 Danya Mitchell M Kamloops, BC

8 Abbey McAuley M Langley, BC

9 Anna Saunders M Courtenay, BC

10 Val Godard F Kamloops, BC

11 Laura Smylie F 150 Mile House, BC

12 Blair MacKay D Kamloops, BC

13 Casandra Evans M Swift Current, SK

14 Sarah Gomes D Prince George, BC

15 Courtney Dennill D Kamloops, BC

16 Natasha Little D Kamloops, BC

17 Emily Bailey D Campbell River, BC

18 Heather Lloyd F Kamloops, BC

19 Hannah Ambler F Kamloops, BC

RS Raylene Benner D Gibsons, BC

THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK WOMEN’S SOCCER

RS Emily Oliver M Kamloops, BC

RS Vanessa Zilkie M Kelowna, BC

RS Sarah White M Kamloops, BC

RS Brandi Mullen S Clearwater, BC

RS Alanna Parker Summerland, BC

Head CoachTom McManus

Get Involved In Campus Life At TRU! www.tru.ca/recreationAssistant CoachGlen Archer

Assistant Coach Kelly Shantz

Throughout the year, TRU Recreation plans, organizes and implements a variety of activities for students attending Thompson Rivers University. Participating in Recreational activities is a great way to get involved in campus life, meet new people and have fun.

Watch for our special event posters around campus!Contact: Pina Russo, Recreation Coordinator

TRU Gymnasium – Office G303250.828.5271email: [email protected]


THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK BADMINTON

Anica Arduini Kamloops, BC

Brennan Arduini Kamloops, BC

Garrett Babichuk Kelowna, BC

Joey Chu Kamloops, BC

Serena Colton Kamloops, BC

Venita Colton Kamloops, BC

Kia Lidster Kamloops, BC

Lacey Loewen Kelowna, BC

Whitney Makenny Port Alberni, BC

Marlee Mertens Salmon Arm, BC

Alex Perkin Kamloops, BC

Caitlin Sharp Invermere, BC

Kelsey Swinden Kamloops, BC

Noah Woods Kamloops, BC

Brad PapeHead Coach

Becky BarlowManager

SPORT CAMPS 2011

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THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK GOLF

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Brennan Arduini Kamloops, BC

Chase Broadfoot Kamloops, BC

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Geoff Fahlman Prince George, BC

Adam Gruber Kamloops, BC

Mark Gruber Kamloops, BC

Bill Bilton Jr. Head Coach

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Thompson Rivers University WolfPack would like to thank the following for their support of athletics:

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1 Richard Virtanen G Langley, BC

2 Zac Rasmussen F Kamloops, BC

3 Jordan Wilkins D Peticton, BC

4 Jesse Anderson D Squamish, BC

5 Alex Marr D Kamloops, BC

6 Kevin Nielson F W. Vancouver, BC

7 Andrew Fisher F Kamloops, BC

16 Casey Patterson L Chase, BC

17 David Gore C Kamloops, BC

18 Joel Leonard LW/ Kamloops, BC

19 Daniel Robinson C 100 Mile House, BC

20 Taylor Stuart R Smithers, BC

21 Anthony Collins F Langley, BC

22 Hunter Nelson F Squamish, BC

8 Daren Hermiston F Kamloops, BC

9 Jassi Sangha F Kamloops, BC

10 Jose Reyes F Kamloops, BC

11 Darcy Huisman D Smithers, BC

12 Korey Gannon D Kamloops, BC

14 Cody Rose D Midway, BC

15 Lucas Daoust F Kamloops, BC

23 Trent Johnson D Kamloops, BC

24 Cody Lockwood D Kamloops, BC

25 Tyler Halliday D Kamloops, BC

29 Anthony Manfredi G Prince George, BC

33 Riley Wall G Kamloops, BC

Lorne CummingHead Coach

Steve GaineyAssistant Coach

THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK MEN’S HOCKEY

Shane ZulyniakAssistant Coach

Andre LaroucheGoalie Coach

Troy CliffordHead Trainer

Greg Kozoris – Strength & Conditioning Coach

Adam DonnellyEquipment Manager

Shane ZulyniakAssistant Coach

Fans celebrating watching WolfPack playing SFU last year at Memorial Arena. The hockey team consistently drew upwards of 1500 fans at their home games.

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1 JJ d'Aoust INF Penticton, BC

3 James Martensen INF Ottawa, ON

4 Brock Stewart OF Penticton, BC

5 Greg Dealy C/OF Victoria, BC

7 Tanner Gainer INF Williams Lake, BC

8 Matt Leschuk INF/RHP Kamloops, BC

9 Tyler Lowey INF Calgary, AB

19 Matt Phillips OF Victoria, BC

20 Brian Ivan C/INF Toronto, ON

21 Adam Halland INF Kamloops, BC

22 Kyle Sandulescu OF/C Victoria, BC

23 Brent Carmichael OF Victoria, BC

25 Stefan Lono LHP St. Johns, NF

26 Mike Riddle LHP Surrey, BC

34 Jacob Hein LHP Vancouver, BC

36 Russ Thorsteinssen RHP Gibsons, BC

38 Steven Latos RHP Lloydminster, AB

40 Jimmy Semaschuk INF/OF Whitehorse, YT

41 Denver Wynne RHP Kamloops, BC

42 Gerry Rebelato INF Trail, BC

43 Cam Strachan LHP Trail, BC

11 Jared Joly INF Kamloops, BC

12 Jarrod Ivan INF Toronto, ON

13 Dillon Morgan INF Camp Verde, AZ

14 Rob Morrison OF/INF Calgary, AB

15 Alex Condon INF Victoria, BC

16 Jeff Sidey OF Trail, BC

17 William Miller INF Nelson, BC

27 Kevin Cramer LHP Camp Verde, AZ

28 Kyle Sanderson RHP Calgary, AB

29 Micheal Juarez RHP Calgary, AB

30 Matt Cowitz OF/LHP Calgary, AB

31 Matt Whiteford INF Yellowknife, NWT

32 Danny Moore RHP Victoria, BC

33 Aaron Lystang C/OF Sherwood Park , AB

THOMPSON RIVERS UNIVERSITY WOLFPACK MEN’S BASEBALL

44 David Hole INF Vancouver, BC

48 Nolan Ursu OF Regina, SK

55 Brady Glover OF Trail, BC

Ray ChadwickHead Coach

Scott Nevison Assistant Coach

Yoshi Nakamura Assistant Coach

Dave ArthursAssistant Coach


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The Summer of 2010 saw Thompson Rivers University and the WolfPack athletics program represented on the international stage. Three members of the WolfPack men’s volleyball team

were involved in various activites which brought notoriety to the program.Gord Perrin (Creston, BC) marked his third summer with the National volleyball team program by being chosen to first the Canadian senior “B” team and then the National “A” Squad which went to the World Championships in Italy. Perrin became the first TRU athlete ever to make a National team.

Colin Carson (Prince George, BC) was selected as one of the setters on the Junior National men’s volleyball team. That squad finished in the medals at the NORCECA qualifying tournament held in Gatineau, Quebec in August. That placing allows Canada to make its second straight appearance at the World Junior Championships. It is expected that Carson will be a member of that squad which will be chosen in the Spring/Summer of 2011.As well, Matt Krueger (Abbotsford, BC) spent some

time in South Korea. He was training at the prestigious SKK University

in Seoul. This opportunity came as a result of a long friendship

between WolfPack head coach Pat Hennelly and Dr. Han-Joo Eom. Dr. Eom did a sabbatical at TRU in 2009–10 and helped with the men’s volleyball program.Greg Stewart, the 2009–10 Canada West Defensive

Player of the Year in men’s basketball also competed internationally. This time though, he played volleyball. He was a member of the Canadian National sitting men’s team which competed at the World Championships held in the USA.

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WolfPack Athletics Represented Abroad

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Gord Perrin

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WolfPack in the CommunityFrom top left: Danya Mitchell of Women's Soccer at Stuart Wood School for Terry Fox Run; Women's Volleyball help at SPCA's Paws for a Cause; Olympic Torch Bearers – Gord Perrin, Amanda Frayne and Kait Baskerville take a break with Wolfie; Men's Hockey help out at Toys For Kids campaign; Hockey's Cody Lockwood lends a hand at McHappy Day; Chas Kok and Brett Rouault sell papers for Raise A Reader; Brennan Arduini, Mark Gruber and Adam Gruber helping out at Wendy's Dreamlift; Casandra Evans and Heather Lloyd read at World Literacy Day; Men's Soccer serve up burgers at Wendy's Dreamlift; Alex Condon of Baseball holds clinic for Minor Ball; Women's Basketball at Olympic Torch reception at Hillside Stadium.

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