Brock Badgers
Brock Badgers | |
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University | Brock University |
Association | U Sports |
Conference | Ontario University Athletics |
Athletic director | Neil Lumsden |
Location | St. Catharines, Ontario |
Arena | Seymour-Hannah Centre |
Other arenas | Bob Davis Gymnasium |
Baseball | George Taylor Field |
Mascot | Boomer the Badger |
Nickname | Badgers |
Colours | Blue |
Website | www |
The Brock Badgers are the athletics teams that represent Brock University in St. Catharines, Ontario. To date the Badgers have won 41 National Championships and 76 Ontario Championships, and are members of the OUA, USPORTS, CUFLA, CURC, OIWFA and OUBHL.[1][2]
Championships[]
Canadian Championships[]
Year | Sport |
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1991–1992 | Men's Basketball |
1991–1992 | Men's Wrestling |
1994–1995 | Men's Wrestling |
1995–1996 | Men's Wrestling |
1998–1999 | Men's Baseball |
1998–1999 | Men's Wrestling |
1999–2000 | Men's Rowing |
1999–2000 | Men's Wrestling |
1999–2000 | Men's Baseball |
2000–2001 | Men's Wrestling |
2001–2002 | Men's Wrestling |
2001–2002 | Women's Wrestling |
2002–2003 | Men's Soccer |
2002–2003 | Men's Rowing |
2003–2004 | Men's Wrestling |
2003–2004 | Men's Rowing |
2004–2005 | Men's Rowing |
2004–2005 | Men's Wrestling |
2004–2005 | Men's Lacrosse |
2005–2006 | Men's Wrestling |
2005–2006 | Men's Lacrosse |
2006–2007 | Men's Wrestling |
2006–2007 | Men's Lacrosse |
2007–2008 | Men's Lacrosse |
2007–2008 | Men's Wrestling |
2007–2008 | Men's Basketball |
2009–2010 | Men's Lacrosse |
2011-2012 | Women's Wrestling |
2012-2013 | Men's Rowing |
2012-2013 | Women's Wrestling |
2013-2014 | Women's Wrestling |
2013-2014 | Men's Wrestling |
2014-2015 | Women's Wrestling |
2014-2015 | Men's Wrestling |
2015-2016 | Women's Wrestling |
2015-2016 | Men's Wrestling |
2016-2017 | Women's Wrestling |
2016-2017 | Men's Wrestling |
2017-2018 | Women's Wrestling |
2017-2018 | Men's Wrestling |
2018-2019 | Men's Wrestling |
2019-2020 | Women's Wrestling |
2019-2020 | Men's Wrestling |
Provincial Championships[]
Year | Sport |
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1967–1968 | Rowing |
1971–1972 | Curling |
1972–1973 | Rowing |
1982–1983 | Women's Basketball |
1984–1985 | Women's Fencing |
1990–1991 | Women's Curling |
1991–1992 | Men's Basketball |
1991–1992 | Men's Wrestling |
1994–1995 | Men's Basketball |
1994–1995 | Men's Wrestling |
1995–1996 | Men's Wrestling |
1996–1997 | Women's Curling |
1996–1997 | Men's Wrestling |
1997–1998 | Women's Curling |
1997–1998 | Men's Wrestling |
1998–1999 | Men's Lacrosse |
1998–1999 | Men's Wrestling |
1998–1999 | Men's Rowing |
1998–1999 | Women's Wrestling |
1999–2000 | Men's Wrestling |
1999–2000 | Women's Wrestling |
2000–2001 | Men's Wrestling |
2000–2001 | Women's Wrestling |
2001–2002 | Men's Rowing |
2001–2002 | Men's Wrestling |
2001–2002 | Women's Wrestling |
2002–2003 | Men's Baseball |
2002–2003 | Men's Lacrosse |
2002–2003 | Men's Rowing |
2002–2003 | Men's Wrestling |
2002–2003 | Women's Wrestling |
2003–2004 | Women's Curling |
2003–2004 | Women's Wrestling |
2003–2004 | Men's Lacrosse |
2003–2004 | Men's Wrestling |
2003–2004 | Men's Rowing |
2004–2005 | Men's Wrestling |
2004–2005 | Men's Baseball |
2004–2005 | Men's Rowing |
2004–2005 | Women's Wrestling |
2005–2006 | Men's Wrestling |
2005–2006 | Women's Wrestling |
2005–2006 | Women's Curling |
2006–2007 | Men's Wrestling |
2006–2007 | Men's Curling |
2007–2008 | Men's Rugby |
2007–2008 | Women's Wrestling |
2007–2008 | Men's Wrestling |
2008–2009 | Men's Wrestling |
2008–2009 | Women's Wrestling |
2009-2010 | Men's Wrestling |
2009-2010 | Women's Wrestling |
2010–2011 | Men's Baseball |
2010-2011 | Men's Rowing |
2010–2011 | Women's Wrestling |
2011-2012 | Women's Wrestling |
2012-2013 | Men's Rowing |
2012-2013 | Women's Wrestling |
2014-2015 | Men's Baseball |
2014-2015 | Men's Rowing |
2014-2015 | Women's Wrestling |
2015-2016 | Men's Wrestling |
2015-2016 | Women's Wrestling |
2015-2016 | Men's Ball Hockey |
2016-2017 | Men's Wrestling |
2016-2017 | Women's Wrestling |
2016-2017 | Men's Ball Hockey |
2017-2018 | Men's Rowing |
2017-2018 | Men's Wrestling |
2017-2018 | Women's Wrestling |
2017-2018 | Men's Curling |
2019-2020 | Women's Basketball |
2019-2020 | Men's Wrestling |
2019-2020 | Women's Wrestling |
Hosting[]
- Brock men's hockey hosts the RBC Steel Blade Classic.
- Brock men's basketball hosts RBC Classic.
- Brock men's and women's basketball host the each year versus Niagara College. All proceeds go to the United Way of Canada.
Notable former Brock Badgers[]
- Michelle Fazzari (Women's Wrestling) Team Canada
- Jasmine Mian (Women's Wrestling) Team Canada
- (Men's Rowing) Team Canada
- Tim Schrijver (Men's Rowing) Team Canada
- Ray Barkwill (Men's Rugby) Team Canada
- Marty Calder (Wrestling) 2-Time Olympian, Olympic Coach
- Iain Brambell (Rowing) Olympic Medallist
- Ryan Del Monte (Men's Hockey) Pro Hockey Player ECHL & Germany
- Jessica MacDonald (Wrestling) 3-Time World Medallist
- Sean Pierson (Wrestling / Baseball) UFC Fighter
- (Baseball) Toronto Blue Jays Assistant GM
- Tonya Verbeek (Wrestling) 3-Time Olympic Medallist
- Elisabeth Walker-Young (Swimming) Multiple Paralympic Gold Medallist
- Shawn Williams (Men's Lacrosse) NLL star (first lacrosse player inducted into Brock Hall of Fame)
Retired Jerseys[]
Men's Basketball
- #50 Ken Murray
- #31 David Picton
- #44 Kevin Stienstra
- #4 Brad Rootes
Men's Hockey
- #6 Dave Burt
- #24 Vince Scott
Women's Hockey
- #9 Jessica Fickel
All-Time Leading Scorers[]
- David Picton (Men's Basketball)
- Jodie Ebeling (Women's Basketball)
- Darren Macoretta (Men's Hockey)
- Jessica Fickel (Women's Hockey)
- Ally Fast (All-Time Assists) (Women's Volleyball)
- Shawn Williams (Men's Lacrosse)
Awards and honors[]
- U Sports Athlete of the Month, March 2020: Samantha Keltos, Basketball[3]
Athletes of the Year[]
This is an incomplete list
Year | Female Athlete | Sport | Male Athlete | Sport |
2019-20[4] | Hannah Taylor | Wrestling | Clayton Pye | Wrestling |
Notes[]
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-09-27. Retrieved 2013-09-25.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- ^ http://brocku.sidearmsports.com/documents/2013/9/12/201-14_Athlete_Manual1.pdf Archived 2013-09-27 at the Wayback Machine?
- ^ "March 2020 — Samantha Keltos". usports.ca/. March 4, 2020. Retrieved April 9, 2020.
- ^ "Taylor, Pye named 2019-20 Athletes of the Year". gobadgers.ca/. March 25, 2020. Retrieved June 25, 2021.
Sources[]
- Brock Athletics Mission Statement
- Brock Athletics Athletes of the Year
- Brock Athletics Hall of Fame
- Lapinski, Stan (2006), Brock University athletics: 40 exciting seasons of Generals and Badgers, Brock University, ISBN 0-9682851-4-7
External links[]
Categories:
- Brock University athletics
- Brock University
- U Sports teams