Brock Men's and Women's Wrestling repeats as OUA Champions

ST. CATHARINES, Ont. - At the 2009 OUA Wrestling Championships hosted by Brock University, the Badger men captured their 15th straight OUA crown, while the Brock women won their second straight OUA title and eighth in the past nine years.

The Brock men finished with 83 team points with all 10 wrestlers advancing to the CIS National Championships in Calgary at the end of the month.

The Badgers C.J. Hudson (Calgary, Alta.) (61 kg), Pete Simons (Campbellford, Ont.) (65 kg) and Alex Brown (Ottawa, Ont.) (82 kg) all repeated as OUA champions in their respective weight classes. Randy Pfrimmer (Oshawa, Ont.) (68 kg), who was named OUA Rookie of the Year, and Brad Trimble (Essex, Ont.) (76 kg) also took home gold.

Aaron Fabiano (Windsor, Ont.) (54 kg), Tim Clement (Barrie, Ont.) (57 kg), Paul Rabjohn (Ajax, Ont.) (90 kg) and Phil Vandenbeukel (Grimsby, Ont.) (130 kg) all captured silver medals while Scott Hall (Orangeville, Ont.) (76 kg) rounded out the Badgers lineup with a bronze medal finish.

The Brock women finished with 51 team points with six wrestlers advancing to the Nationals.

Michelle Fazzari (Caledonia, Ont.) (59 kg) captured her fourth consecutive OUA individual title. Jasmine Mian (Barrie, Ont.) (48 kg) and Celeste Rodrigues (Sudbury, Ont.) (63 kg) both captured their first OUA gold.

Kelly McNiven (Beamsville, Ont.) (55 kg) and Jocelyn Dresser (Tottenham, Ont.) (82 kg) both won silver while Deborah Jehu (Greenbank, Ont.) advanced to the Nationals with a bronze medal finish at 72 kg.

Head Coach Marty Calder was named both the OUA Men's and Women's Coach of the Year. He has now been named OUA Men's Coach of the Year six times and women's three times.

MEN'S TEAM RESULTS

Brock - 83
Lakehead - 74
Guelph - 42
McMaster - 33
Western - 26
Toronto - 10
Queens - 7

WOMEN'S TEAM RESULTS

Brock - 51
Western - 44
Lakehead - 39
Guelph - 36
Toronto - 11
McMaster - 10
Queens - 6

54 Kg Mens
1. Huy Nugyen - Lakehead
2. Aaron Fabiano - Brock
3. Shujon Mazumder - Toronto
4. Ben Spitzke - Western

57 Kg Mens
1. Gaston Tardif - Lakehead
2. Tim Clement - Brock
3. Cameron CanOoot - McMaster
4. Chen Shen - Western
5. Nick Kew - Queens

61 Kg Mens
1. CJ Hudson - Brock
2. Kevin Iwasa-Madge - Guelph
3. Angelo Daniele - Lakehead
4. Allan Middleton - McMaster
5. Richie Sore - Western

65 Kg Mens
1. Pete Simon - Brock
2. Clayton Sereres - Lakehead
3. Mac Fillman - Guelph
4. Austin Vanhorne - Western
5. John Feng - Toronto
6. Stephen Tricarico - McMaster
7. Finn Lindsay - Queens

68 Kg Mens
1. Randy Pfrimmer - Brock
2. Nic Gavel - Guelph
3. Ryan Blake - McMaster
4. Brandon Gardner - Lakehead
5. Andy Ross - Western
6. Kelvin Hamilton - Queens
7. Alan Wu - Toronto

72 Kg Mens
1. Chad Lee - Lakehead
2. Dusan Milakara - McMaster
3. Scott Hall - Brock
4. Dave Eikelboom - Western
5. Matt Sparling - Guelph
6. Mark Lee - Queens
7. Sean Kang - Toronto

76 Kg Mens
1. Brad Trimble - Brock
2. Corey Lee - Lakehead
3. Nic Zoblocki - Guelph
4. Brett Ferguson - Western
5. Alex Stevenson - Queens
6. Kevin Hsu - McMaster

82 Kg Mens
1. Alex Brown - Brock
2. Colton Woznow - Lakehead
3. Sean House - McMaster
4. Nader Salame - Guelph
5. Nick Bradley - Western
6. Peter Massie - Toronto

90 Kg Mens
1. Benjamin Eaglestone - Lakehead
2. Paul Rabjohn - Brock
3. Kevin MacLellan - McMaster
4. Eugene Sauve - Guelph
5. Matt Fruchtman - Toronto
6. Matt Bak - Western

130 Kg Mens
1. Kyle Grant - Guelph
2. Phil Vandenbenkel - Brock
3. Jason Chalifoux - Lakehead
4. Adam Beinsh - McMaster
5. Cory Palmer - Western
6. Taylor Wood - Queens

48 Kg Womens
1. Jasmine Mian - Brock
2. Jessica Bershatsky - Lakehead
3. Lindsay Oldham - Western
4. Janine Wong - McMaster

51 Kg Womens
1. Sam Stewart - Western
2. Jenni Kaija - Guelph

55 Kg Womens
1. Leslay McCallin - Western
2. Kelly McNiven - Brock
3. Alex Demars - Lakehead
4. Karen Duquette - Guelph

59 Kg Womens
1. Michelle Fazzari - Brock
2. Leah Doucherty - Lakehead
3. Liz Sera - Western
4. Kelli Heney - Queens
5. Sara Languay - Guelph

63 Kg Womens
1. Celeste Rodrigues - Brock
2. Caitlyn Goodfellow - McMaster
3. Aislyan Tofason - Lakehead
4. Erin Cochrane - Western
5. Mimi Rahvena - Guelph
6. Jennifer Seidel - Toronto
7. Katie Strang - Queens

67 Kg Womens
1. Jessica Fitzgerald - Toronto
2. Ashley Routliffe - Guelph
3. Laura Steffler - Brock
4. Katie Pasic - Queens
5. Kendra Ezack - Lakehead
6. Jennifer Archibald - Western

72 Kg Womens
1. Alison Leslie - Guelph
2. Kirby Steinhoff - Western
3. Debra Jehu - Brock
4. Katelyn Proulx - Lakehead

82 Kg Womens
1. Emma Brightwell - Lakehead
2. Jocelyn Dresser - Brock
3. Steph Devries - Guelph
4. Christie Schmidt - Western

2009 OUA Wrestling Championship Award Winners

Men's Coach of the Year - Marty Calder - Brock
Women's Coach of the Year - Marty Calder - Brock
Outstanding Male Wrestler - Huy Nugyen - Lakehead
Outstanding Female Wrestler - Jessica Fitzgerald - Toronto
Men's Rookie of the Year - Randy Pfrimmer - Brock
Women's Rookie of the Year - Sam Stewart - Western