Queen's Gaels Recruiting

Interested for the 2009-2010 Season and Beyond

The Queen's Gaels Varsity Men's Hockey Team recruits players from a variety of backgrounds; whether it be retiring Junior players interested in continuing their athletic careers whil attending one of Canada's top universites, current Queen's Students, or incoming Queen's students.

Prospective Queen's Student Athletes

Queen’s University is one of Canada's leading universities with an international reputation for scholarship, social purpose, spirit and diversity. It is home to 18 faculties and schools. As such, a degree from any of these faculties is extremely valuable towards any career path. More information about the academic side of Queen's University, with all of the degree programs, can be found at Queen's Future Students Webiste.

Beyond academics, Queen's is home to a legendary campus atmosphere that is unmatched in Canada. This begins with the iconic limestone buildings which make up the Queen's University Campus in downtown Kingston, Ontario. Pictured right is Grant Hall, the building which has become known as the symbolic landmark of Queen's University. In addition to the traditional buildings, Queen's is also home to several new buildings which have combined the historical aspects of the University with cutting edge technology. This is no more prevalent than the Queen's Centre, the $230 million capital investment which will include a brand new arena for the Gaels.

Next come the students & their legendary spirit. This spirt has developed Queen's to the atmosphere that it has become today, and this spirit continues to be shown; from traditions like homecomming weekend, to the two oldest rivalries in hockey (Queen's-RMC and Queen's-McGill), to the Queen's Bands, to the Oil Thigh, and to the Queen's Student Ghetto & Aberdeen Homecoming Street Parties; the area to the north of the campus which is mainly comprised of student houses.

Players interested in becomming Student Athletes at Queen's University should fill out the recruiting form below and contact Head Coach Brett Gibson to arrange a visit to Kingston.

Current Queen's Students

Students who are already studying at Queen's University and are interested in joining the Queen's Gaels Hockey Team for the 2010-2011 season should fill out the recruiting form below to express your interest. In accordance with OUA. & University Policies, the Gaels will host open tryouts in the fall of 2008 for all prospective players. Details of the exact times & location will be posted when they are finalized.

Incoming Queen's Students

For high school graduates who are already planning on attending Queen's University, please fill out the recruiting form below to be contacted with details regarding tryouts for the Queen's Gaels, which will be held in the fall of 2010.

Please complete the form with as much information as possible. To contact the coaching staff for a campus tour or to visit with the hockey program please use the information below:

By mail:

Brett Gibson
c/o Queen's Men's Varsity Hockey
Physical Education Centre (P.E.C.)
Queen's University
69 Union Street
Kingston, Ontario, Canada
K7L 3N6

By email:

qmhockey@post.queensu.ca

Online:

Personal Information

Name: Date Of Birth:
Street Adress: City:
Province: Postal:
Country:
Telephone: Email:

High School Information:

Year Of Graduation:
Name Of High School:
Province/State:

Current Hockey Information:

Current Team in 2007-2008:
Current Team Website:
League/Level:
Position Played:
Current Coach:
Current Coach's Phone:
Current Coach's Email:

Academic Information:

What are you interested in studying at Queen's:
Current Academic Year (Grade):
Cumulative GPA/Grade Percentage in HS (or Current College/University):
Intended Year of Graduation from High School (or Current College/University):
Have you applied, or will you apply to Queen's University? (Yes/No/Unsure):
Which other universities have you applied, or will you apply?:

For Interested Transfer and Graduate Students Only:

Current University:
Governing Body (i.e. CIS/NCAA):
Have you competed in the CIS or NCAA prior to 2007-2008:
If Yes, how many years:
Academic Years Completed at Current School:
What are you interested in studying at Queen's University:
Under which category would your intended program fall:
(Undergrad/Masters/Law-Meds-Education)

Comments:
Please use the space below to pose any question(s) you may have about Queen's Hockey or to provide more information on your hockey and personal background.

Please ensure your information is correct and do not hesitate to contact the hockey program for more information. Once you have submitted the form, you should be redirected to the Queen's University homepage.
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Statistics & Standings
2009-10 East Division Final Standings
Team
GP
W
L
OTL
PTS
UQTR
28
23
3
1
48
McGill
28
22
6
0
44
Toronto
28
19
9
2
34
Carleton
28
15
10
1
33
Queen's
28
14
12
0
30
Ryerson
28
12
13
0
27
Nipissing
28
12
15
1
25
Concordia
28
8
16
1
20
RMC
28
6
18
3
16
Ottawa
28
6
20
2
14
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2009-10 Gaels Leading Scorers
Name
GP
G
A
PTS
Payton Liske
28
21
19
 40
Jordan Mirwaldt
28
14
26
 40
Jeffrey Johnstone
27
10
23
 33
Joey Derochie
26
15
13
 28
Jonathon Lawrance
28
8
17
 25
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As of February 15, 2010