2013 Carleton Ravens football team
After a 15-year hiatus, the Carleton University Ravens Canadian football team returned to Canadian Interuniversity Sport play, as part of the 2013 CIS football season. The season began on Labour Day (Sept 2) with a 71-4 loss to the Western Mustangs. The season wrapped up on October 19 when McMaster Marauders defeated Carleton 45-3 at home at Keith Harris Stadium in Ottawa. The team was winless in their 8 games and was outscored 95-390. The team finished last, in 11th place in the OUA conference.
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Conference | Ontario University Athletics |
2013 record | 0–8 (0–8 OUA) |
Head coach | |
Offensive coordinator | Jean-Philippe Asselin |
Defensive coordinator | Ryan Bechmanis |
Home stadium | Keith Harris Stadium |
Uniform | |
Roster
# | Player | Position |
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2 | Tunde Adeleke | DB |
25 | Bamki Adewale | DB |
99 | Emmanuel Adusei | DL |
91 | Zach Annen *(c) | DL |
55 | Kwabena Asare | OL |
18 | Andrew Banerjee | K |
34 | Matt Barkovich | RB |
10 | Christian Battistelli | RB |
83 | Dechuan Beals | WR |
11 | Nathaniel Behar *(c) | WR |
30 | Jahvari Bennett | RB |
13 | Wilson Birch | WR |
7 | Lucas Brenton | DB |
56 | Derek Brown | OL |
8 | Dexter Brown | WR |
49 | Shane Brownlee | LB |
89 | Tyler Callahan | WR |
98 | Josh Cardillo | DL |
88 | Malcolm Carter | WR |
97 | Stefan Carty | DL |
44 | Leon Cenerini *(c) | LB |
14 | Tanaka Chakwesha | DB |
96 | Austin Cornell Watson | DL |
4 | Michael Domagala | K |
42 | Erik Dominey | LB |
5 | Andrew Ellis | WR |
31 | Tanner Emery | LB |
19 | Matt Engel | LS |
58 | Eric Fowler | OL |
26 | Jordon Gorgichuk | DB |
1 | Nick Gorgichuk | QB |
9 | Keith Graham | RB |
73 | Adam Graves | DL |
62 | Christopher Gulinski | OL |
3 | Kwasi Gyamfi-Adusei | RB |
23 | Nathaniel Hamlin | DB |
93 | Brady Hawkins *(c) | DL |
59 | Jason Hoddinott | OL |
67 | Lake Johnston | OL |
64 | Tommy Kanichis | OL |
47 | Thomas Knapp | DB |
45 | Will Kosiancic | DB |
81 | Eric Kys | WR |
66 | Matt Lapointe *(c) | OL |
84 | Joey Macdonald | WR |
85 | Lucas Mancini | WR |
60 | Jason McGinn | OL |
51 | Spencer McIntosh | LB |
29 | Daniel McNicoll | DB |
6 | Jesse Mills | QB |
20 | Phoenix Molen | LB |
32 | Stefano Napolitano *(c) | RB |
52 | Elliott Nelson | LB |
90 | Liam Noakes | DL |
77 | Dem Ogunyinka | DL |
22 | Marley Patterson | RB |
40 | Connor Picco | LB |
61 | Alexandros Reklitis | OL |
24 | Nick Rhodenizer | DB |
65 | Dylan Shervill | DL |
82 | Jarret St. John | WR |
15 | Jeremy Sterling | DB |
86 | Cameron Stewart | WR |
33 | D'Sean Thelwell | DB |
36 | A. J. Thompson | DB |
69 | Bobby Thomson | OL |
35 | Travis Troughton | RB |
12 | Kyle Van Wynsberghe | WR |
46 | Graeme Ward | LB |
63 | Tyler Young | OL |
- (c) - Team Captains
Regular season
The Ravens play an 8-game schedule, playing all but two OUA football teams, the Laurier Golden Hawks and the Queen's Golden Gaels.
# | Date | Visitor | Score | Home | Record | Site | Attendance | Box Score |
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1 | September 2 | Carleton Ravens | 4-71 | Western Mustangs | 0-1 | TD Waterhouse Stadium, London | 10,377 | |
2 | September 7 | Waterloo Warriors | 47-8 | Carleton Ravens | 0-2 | Keith Harris Stadium, Ottawa | 4,500 | |
3 | September 14 | Carleton Ravens | 14-44 | Windsor Lancers | 0-3 | University of Windsor Stadium, Windsor | 928 | |
4 | September 21 | York Lions | 50-34 | Carleton Ravens | 0-4 | Keith Harris Stadium, Ottawa | 3,500 | |
5 | September 27 | Carleton Ravens | 10-50 | Toronto Varsity Blues | 0-5 | Varsity Stadium, Toronto | 1,932 | |
6 | October 5 | Carleton Ravens | 10-35 | Ottawa Gee Gees | 0-6 | Gee Gees Stadium, Ottawa | 3,500 | |
7 | October 11 | Guelph Gryphons | 48-12 | Carleton Ravens | 0-7 | Keith Harris Stadium, Ottawa | 3,800 | |
8 | October 19 | McMaster Marauders | 3-45 | Carleton Ravens | 0-8 | Keith Harris Stadium, Ottawa | 2,500 |
Game Summaries
Vs. Western
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Vs. Waterloo
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Vs. Windsor
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Vs. York
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Vs. Toronto
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Vs. Ottawa
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The Panda Game returns for the first time since 1998.
Vs. Gryphons
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Vs. McMaster
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