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8.16.10 | Field Hockey

PREMAKANTHAN, ALI HELP CANADA TO PAN AM GOLD

Varsity Blues field hockey assistant coach Shankar Premakanthan and recent Faculty of Physical Education and Health graduate Adam Ali helped Canada to a gold medal finish at the 2010 men's indoor Pan American field hockey championships, August 9-15

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1.7.10 | Field Hockey

FIELD HOCKEY 2009 YEAR IN REVIEW

In what was another outstanding run to the national championship, the Varsity Blues field hockey team finished the season second in the OUA standings with a 10-1-3 record and fifth in the country.

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11.7.09 | Field Hockey

BLUES FALL TO T-BIRDS, PLACE FIFTH AT CIS

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues field hockey team lost their final round robin match, 4-1, to the second-seeded UBC Thunderbirds at the CIS championship on Saturday afternoon.

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11.6.09 | Field Hockey

BLUES DEFEAT PANDAS, KEEP MEDAL HOPES ALIVE

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues kept their medal hopes alive at the 2009 CIS women’s field hockey championship with a 2-1 win over the No. 5 Alberta Pandas, Friday afternoon at the University of Victoria.

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11.6.09 | Field Hockey

BLUES FIELD HOCKEY DROP FIRST TWO AT CIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

The University of Toronto Varsity Blues field hockey team dropped their first two games of the CIS Championships in Victoria, B.C. on Thursday, November 5, losing to the Victoria Vikes and the Guelph Gryphons.

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11.4.09 | Field Hockey

WATSON, O’NEALE, TIGHE NAMED CIS ALL-CANADIANS

Kaelan Watson, Kyesia O’Neale and Hannah Tighe of the University of Toronto Varsity Blues were named all-Canadians as the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) announced its 2009 major award winners on Wednesday, November 4.

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11.4.09 | Field Hockey

2009 CIS FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSHIP PREVIEW

VICTORIA (CIS) – The third-seeded University of Victoria Vikes hope to become only the second team in history to capture back-to-back McCrae Cups on home turf when they host the CIS women’s field hockey championship for the second consecutive year, from Nov. 5-8.

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Athletes of the Week

Yannis Gianniotis

Men's Soccer

Co-captain and 2009 CIS all-Canadian Yannis Gianniotis scored two goals as the No. 4 Varsity Blues men’s soccer team kicked off their 2010 regular-season campaign and went undefeated on the road this weekend.

Despite less than ideal playing conditions, the fifth-year defender battled through the weather and came through in a clutch, scoring Toronto’s lone goal to even the score in the final minutes of the game versus the Nipissing Lakers on Saturday.

On Sunday afternoon, Gianniotis added an insurance marker on a penalty kick in a 2-0 victory over Laurentian. The Master’s of teaching student faked out Voyaguers goalkeeper Matt George and smoothly sent the ball into the right side of the net.

Kate Crowley

Women's Soccer

Four-time OUA all-star Kate Crowley made an immediate impact in her first two games for the Blue and White, scoring one goal and adding one assist as the No. 5 Varsity Blues women’s soccer team opened the 2010 regular season on the road this weekend.

Crowley, a fifth-year Western Mustangs transfer, scored what would be the game-winner in a 4-0 victory over the Laurentian Lady Vees on Sunday afternoon. The London, Ont., native opened the scoring in the 15^th minute after following in a loose ball and finding a hole through a scramble in front of the net. Crowley followed that up with a beautiful assist in the second half, sending a perfectly-placed cross to teammate Juliana Bergin, who headed it into the back of the net.

A fifth-year nursing student, Crowley opened the weekend and set the pace for the Blues who had to deal with less than ideal weather conditions. She battled hard in the midfield to create a lot of dangerous scoring opportunities on Saturday as Toronto held on to preserve the tie.