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University of Guelph Athletics

Student Athletic Trainers

Meet our Student Trainer Team (2026-27):

Sport Name
Football Mackenzie Atkins
Samantha DeGurse
Claire Vitez
Anna Beyak
Men's Soccer Kyra Smith
Carter MacQueen
Women's Soccer Melina Peel
Emma Gardner
Men's Rugby Kiara Meletti
James Reilly
Kate Bodden
Mirella Runco
Women's Rugby Shauna Downs
Morgan Kay
Kaia Kellar
Madison Durose
Field Hockey Emma Long
Rowan Serre
Baseball Stefan Dmytryshyn
Ben Swartz
Men's Lacrosse Natalie Barnes
Joanna DiBerardino
Women's Lacrosse Nova Holt
Antonia Tomac
Men's Hockey Alex Pugliese
Jenna Shulman
Sara Alcorn
Women's Hockey Hannah Hipwell-Ervin
Alisha Barwin
Ceilidh Murree
Men's Basketball Anja Duricin
Grady Halk
Women's Basketball Lauren Burke
Christina Cotic
Men's Volleyball Jacqui Cuthbertson
Malwina Kowal
Women's Volleyball  Rachel Hadley
Sarah Smith
Wrestling Isabella Centurione
Gabriela Gil
Emily Hanrahan
Anna Beyak
Track and Field | Cross Country Anna Chotenovsky
Abby Folmer
Swimming Deona Masi
Emily Jongert






























































 

Student Trainer Guide
Here's a detailed presentation on the student trainer guide containing all the important informations.

Student AT Orientation

Major Injury Care

General Warning Signs:
  • Confusion                                            
  • Dizziness
  • Vacant Gaze
  • Shortness of Breath 
  • Chest Pain
  • Nausea
  • Slurred Speech
  • Loss of Consciousness
Steps when Managing an Emergency
  1. Check the field/court of play For safety
  2. Block the person's head
  3. Check for responsiveness: Verbal then Physical
  4. Check ABCS (AIRWAY, BREATHING, CIRCULATION)
  5. Have a fellow trainer or coach call campus security
  6. Perform CPR/Use an AED if necessary   
Resources:
  • Safe Gryphon App
  • 519-840-5000 (Campus Security)
  • X52000 FOR EMERGENCY
  • X52245 FOR NON-EMERGENCY
How to adminster CPR:
  • 30 Compressions (100-1220 BPM)
  • 2 Breaths
Tips for CPR:
  1. Keep elbows locked and shoulders over hands
  2. Aim for 2 inches depth
  3. Allow chest to return to neutral position after each compression
AED use:
  • Listen to voice prompts
  • Remove clothing
  • Clean skin
  • Ensure no one is touching person during shock administration
Spinal Injury
  1. Block the head and don't let person move
  2. Palpate spinous processes and feel for deformations/irregular bone texture
  3. Ask if the person is experiencing numbness and/or tingling in limbs (only if step 2 is negative)
  4. Test sensation by asking the person when they can feel you touching their arm
  5. Allow the person to perform controlled side to side head rotations and instruct them to only rotate as far as possible without pain (only if steps 3 and 4 are negative)
Heat Stroke
Cool person through whatever means are available. If conscious can provide water/electrolyte drink. 
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