#5 Paige Robinson Hometown: Calgary, AB Eligibility: 1 Height: 5'6" Position: Guard Program of Study: Science Paige is a tough competitor, with tenacious defensive skills. A very quick first step, along with open court speed, she will help lead the Gaels fast break. Coaches Chris Monfort & Jr. Palomino from Springbank HS helped groom this elite athlete.
	#6 Emma Glasgow Hometown: Orillia, ON Eligibility: 1 Height: 5'8" Position: Guard Program of Study: Kinesiology Emma is a gifted multi-sport athlete competing at OFSAA in both basketball and badminton. An excellent slasher from the perimeter, she has a great scoring touch. Thanks to Andy Power at Orillia DHS, and club coach Jeff Clark for guiding her development.
	#8 Brittany Moore Hometown: Hannon, ON Eligibility: 3 Height: 5'7" Position: Guard Program of Study: Physical and Health Education After grabbing Rookie of the Year honours in the OUA East in 2007/2008, Britt followed it up with an OUA East First Team All-Star selection last season, along with team MVP. One of the best 3-point shooters in the country, she continues to expand her game through her competitive spirit, dedication, and work habits.
	#9 Maddie Soye Hometown: Kitchener, ON Eligibility: 4 Height: 5'10" Position: Wing Program of Study: Physical and Health Education Maddie continues to get better and better as her game savvy expands. A diligent off-season training regime has produced many improvements, including strength, shooting, and ball handling.
	#10 Richelle Gaudet Hometown: Kingston, ON Eligibility: 2 Height: 5'11" Position: Wing Program of Study: Arts Richelle, one of the quickest, most aggressive slashers in the game, continues to work on her other skills to expand her game. A gifted athlete, continued improvement in her shooting and ball handling skills will make her a formidable threat.
	#11 Christine Wallace Hometown: North Gower, ON Eligibility: 3 Height: 6'0" Position: Wing Program of Study: Arts A disappointing second year, plagued with illness and injury are all behind Christine. A productive spring and summer have helped return her to the fine form she displayed in first year. With 3-point range and the ability to get up and down the floor quickly, she will cause havoc for the opposition. (can be found beside the 2nd picture of Richelle)
	#12 Sydney Kernahan Hometown: Calgary, AB Eligibility: 1 Height: 5'11" Position: Post Program of Study: Commerce Sydney joins Queen's with training from Western Canada HS coach, Bill Garner and NSD Stars club coach, Grant Patterson. A tough, hard-nosed competitor, Sydney does an excellent job on the boards and loves to set screens on offence.
	#13 Erin Skippon Hometown: Kelowna, BC Eligibility: 4 Height: 6'0" Position: Post Program of Study: Arts Skip continues to improve her game and has shown the ability to dominate at the post position. Physically strong, she continues to expand her offensive repertoire, while becoming a formidable defender and rebounder.
	#14 Hanna Koposhynska Hometown: Toronto, ON Eligibility: 1 Height: 6'2" Position: Post Program of Study: Arts A highly sought-after post player, Hanna has displayed a great touch around the hoop and out to 15 feet. Recipient of the prestigious Catherine Gertrude Milliken-Smith Award for excellence in basketball, academics and community service, Hanna is a strong rebounder and shot-blocker; a force at both ends of the floor. Paul McGrath at Michael Power/St. Joseph HS and club coach Fergie Neves are credited with developing this fine athlete.
	#15 Jill Wheat Hometown: Marwayne, AB Eligibility: 2 Height: 5'11" Position: Post Program of Study: Economics Jill is looking to build upon what was an excellent first season with the Gaels after spending two years at Red Deer College. Second in team rebounding and second in field goal percentage last season, she is very tough around the hoop, both offensively and defensively.
	#22 Katie Guthrie Hometown: Orillia, ON Eligibility: 5 Height: 5'9" Position: Wing Program of Study: Faculty of Education After a stellar four-year career at Guelph (including OUA All-Star recognition) and a two-year hiatus, Katie returns to the hardwood for her fifth and final year. A consummate leader, Katie brings an intensity and work ethic second to none. She is an accomplished scorer and an aggressive defender with boundless energy.

Staff

	Alana McEvoy Student Trainer Alana is a fourth year Phys. Ed. student serving her first year as a trainer for the women's basketball team. With ambitions for medical school, the team will provide a great training ground for Alana.
	Laura Riesberry Strength Trainer Laura makes the switch from a varsity volleyball player to varsity strength trainer for the women's basketball team. She has developed an instant rapport with the players while pushing them to improve their strength.
	Larissa Manojlovich Apprentice Coach Larissa is a second year Life Science student with a passion for basketball. A former high school stand out, she is making the transition from player to coach, assuming many "behind the scenes" duties, including extensive film analysis.
	Adam Lynn - Assistant Coach Lynn returns for his 6th season with the Gaels having accumulated an impressive resume coaching at Napanee District High School, in the OBA Club system, and now at KCVI. As a Level III NCCP certified coach, Lynn brings a unique combination of talents including a strong rapport with his players, the ability to be creative and adjust to various situations quickly, and an extensive knowledge of the game. A teacher at KCVI, Lynn is a graduate of Queen's University and makes his home in Inverary with his wife, Bety and two children, Toban & Rylie.
e-mail Dave at Dave.Wilson@QueensU.ca	Dave Wilson - Head Coach Wilson continued his work with Canada Basketball again this past summer - this time as an assistant coach of the U19 National team that competed in the World Championships in Bangkok, Thailand. The team finished fourth in the world, their best finish ever. Heading into his 28th season as head coach (29th with the program), Wilson feels that this recruiting class will make a significant impact on the program. "We have improved our size, our scoring ability, and most importantly the competitive level we bring each and every day," commented Wilson. With Assistant Coach Tim Orpin on sabbatical this year after 24 years with the program, there is no question life will be different in and around Queen's basketball. "I'm sure he will continue to provide me with solid advice as always - it just wonÕt be on a daily basis this year," said Wilson. In the last 9 years, the team has competed for three OUA East Championships, won two OUA East Division Championships, one OUA Championship, and has made two CIS Championship appearances. Queen's truly is a program that combines the best of both worlds - first rate academics and first rate basketball. Noted for his commitment to his athletes both on and off the court, Wilson feels that it is essential for athletes to know that the entire coaching staff is willing and able to help with matters relating to basketball, school, and life in general. Continuing to improve his coaching credentials, Wilson has accumulated an impressive background in addition to his tenure at Queen's: Assist. Coach, National Jr. Team - 4th place finish, World Championship (Thailand - 2009) Assist. Coach, National Jr. Team - Silver Medal, All Americas Championship (Argentina - 2008) Head Coach, World University Games Team - 7th Place finish (Thailand, 2007) Assist. Coach, National Young Women’s Team - Bronze Medal N. American Championship (Mexico 2006) Assistant Coach, National Jr. Team - 9th place finish, World Championship (Tunisia 2005) Assistant Coach, National Jr. Team - Bronze Medal, N. American Championship (Puerto Rico 2004) Nike All-Canada Camp - Canada Basketball Head Coach (2004) Canada Basketball Scout - South American Championship - Bolivia (2004) Nike All-Canada Camp - Team Head Coach (2002) Assistant Coach, National Young Women's Team - N. American Championship (Brazil 2002) Assistant Coach, National Senior Women's Team - N. American Championship (Brazil 2001) Chartered Professional Coach (ChPC) NCCP Level IV Certified Coach National Coaching Institute High Performance Coaching Diploma OUA East Coach of the Year in 1998 & 1993 Wilson's post-secondary education began at West Virginia University before transferring to Queen's to complete a B.A., B.P.H.E., B.Ed. and an M.Ed. As an educator, he believes strongly in the value of a Queen's education, and the ability to combine schoolwork with the rigours of the varsity basketball program. He is extremely proud of the academic success of the players in the program, boasting a 100% graduation rate over his 27 years. Himself a former Gael, Wilson makes his home in Kingston with his wife, Laurel, and son, Tai.