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Pandas Wrestling captures third national title in team history

Vianne Rouleau wins final match to secure national title

2/28/2026 8:09:00 PM

THUNDER BAY, ON - Fifth-year Panda Vianne Rouleau pinned Saskatchewan Huskie Myah Philips in the final match of the championship, securing a U SPORTS Championship banner for Pandas Wrestling.

The win moved Alberta one point ahead of the Canada West Champion Calgary Dinos in a dramatic finish in Thunder Bay. The U SPORTS Championship is the third in team history for Pandas Wrestling, and second in the last four seasons. With the gold medal performance on Saturday, Rouleau became just the second Panda in team history to win four individual U SPORTS medals, and the first Panda to win three U SPORTS gold medals.

Victoria Stefanov (50kg) also earned individual gold for the Pandas on Saturday, along with silver medals from Aaliyah Hartfelder (72kg) and Maria Sawiak (68kg), and a bronze medal from Natasha Ekundayo (56kg). Stefanov was also named the U SPORTS Rookie of the Year, matching the same award she won at the Canada West Championship.

With Pandas Wrestling's title, the University of Alberta has now won a national championship for 33-consecutive seasons, a streak that began in 1993/94.

Golden Bears Wrestling earned five total individual medals in Thunder Bay, placing fourth overall as a team.  Aidan Stevenson (82kg) and Thomas Rousseau (90kg) earned silver medals, to go along with bronze medals from Ben Reid (57kg), Eli Fines (76kg), and Bjorn Nelson (125kg).

The Brock Badgers won their 10th national title in 11 seasons. 

Major Awards

Female Outstanding Wrestler of the Year - Annika Fines (Calgary)
Male Outstanding Wrestler of the Year- Lukas Geske (Western)
Female Rookie of the Year - Victoria Stefanov (Alberta)
Male Rookie of the Year  - Chanjot Kang (McMaster)
Female Team Coach of the Year - Owen Dawkins (Alberta)
Male Team Coach of the Year - Marty Calder (Brock)
Female Community Service Award - Iman Zebian (Western)
Male Community Service Award - Donovan Neudorf (Saskatchewan)
Female Fair Play Award - Haley Florell (Lakehead)
Male Fair Play Award - Samuel Awonuga (York)

WOMENS STANDINGS

POS TEAM POINTS
1 Alberta 74
2 Calgary 73
3 Brock 68
4 McMaster 50
5 Saskatchewan 41
6 Western 39
7 Guelph 29
8 Lakehead 23
9 Algoma 18
10 Lethbridge 15
11 Concordia 14
12 Carleton 10
13 Queen's 9
14 Toronto 6
15 UNB 5

MENS STANDINGS

POS TEAM POINTS
1 Brock 86
2 McMaster 64
3 Saskatchewan 49
4 Alberta 46
4 Western 46
6 Guelph 40
6 Calgary 40
8 Toronto 23
9 Algoma 20
10 Lakehead 18
11 York 15
12 TMU 8
13 UNB 8
14 Lethbridge 7
15 Concordia 5
16 Carleton 1

WOMEN'S MEDAL WINNERS

PLACE NAME TEAM
50kg
1 Victoria Stefanov Alberta
2 Emma Chartres Brock
3 Cyenna Trotman Western
53kg
1 Serena Di Benedetto McMaster
2 Maya Johnston Calgary
3 Sierra Mullin Saskatchewan
56kg
1 Gabriela Cross Calgary
2 Francesca Lo Greco Brock
3 Natasha Ekundayo Alberta
59kg
1 Macy Malysiak McMaster
2 Elizabeth Latulippe Calgary
3 Olivia Mathezer Brock
62kg
1 Annika Fines Calgary
2 Mia Friesen Brock
3 Olivia Lichti McMaster
65kg
1 Jonelle Clarke Western
2 Mackenzie Cayer Calgary
3 Jolie Brisco Concordia
68kg
1 Vanessa Keefe Brock
2 Maria Sawiak Alberta
3 Angelina Ellis-Toddington Calgary
72kg
1 Cassie Corbett Brock
2 Aaliyah Hartfelder Alberta
3 Clara Smithanik Calgary
76kg
1 Natalie Vecchio McMaster
2 Haley Florell Lakehead
3 Jennifer Nwamadi Western
83kg
1 Vianne Rouleau Alberta
2 Myah Philips Saskatchewan
3 Alexia Sherland Concordia

MEN'S MEDAL WINNERS

PLACE NAME TEAM
57kg
1 Javier Tonita-Charriez Brock
2 Brandon Carrillo Algoma
3 Ben Reid Alberta
61kg
1 Blayne Helou McMaster
2 Aiden O'Neill Brock
3 Yuel Kebrom
65kg
1 Mason Mastroianni Brock
2 Donovan Neudorf Saskatchewan
3 Gianluca Fortino McMaster
68kg
1 Casey Harkley Guelph
2 Gabe Blanchette Brock
3 Dechlan Papadopoulos TMU
72kg
1 Tyler Barry Guelph
2 Chayton Valleau Western
3 Takis Sembaleras Saskatchewan
76kg
1 Luken Lawson McMaster
2 Josiah Mayers-Noel Toronto
3 Eli Fines Alberta
82kg
1 Lukas Geske Western
2 Aidan Stevenson Alberta
3 Austin Brabant Brock
90kg
1 Yazdan Farokhizad Brock
2 Thomas Rousseau Alberta
3 Koen Poirier UNB
100kg
1 Omogbai Asekohme McMaster
2 Callum Knox Brock
3 Matthew Yong Saskatchewan
125kg
1 Chanjot Kang McMaster
2 Roger Li Brock
3 Bjorn Nelson Alberta

 
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