ST. CATHARINES, Ont. – For the second consecutive year, Holly Ellsworth-Clark brought home the sole CIS gold medal for the University of Calgary Dinos at the CIS National Championships. She defeated Huskies' rookie Kiera Prior for the 82 kg weight title.

As a fifth year graduating athlete, Ellsworth-Clark wraps up her CIS career with three CIS gold medals and one silver medal. The only year she failed to medal was in 2013 when she missed the National Championships due to injury.

The Dinos women added a silver medal and two bronze to finish second overall in team standings for the third consecutive year, behind the dominant Brock Badgers. Cara Nania (55 kg) picked up a silver medal to add to the bronze she earned at the 2015 CIS Championships. Tianna Kennett (59 kg) and Temitope Ogunjimi (63 kg) both won their bronze medal matches to round out the medallists on the women's side.

The top performance on the men's side came from Connor Hodgins (76 kg), who finished with a silver medal. Spenser Burk (68 kg) added a bronze medal with a victory over McMaster's Chris Garneau. The Dinos' men's team finished seventh overall in team standings.

The Brock Badgers swept the men's and women's National Championship banners for the third consecutive year. This year was particularly special for them, as they completed the sweep in at home in the Bob Davis Gym in St. Catharines, Ontario.

The Badgers' men's team finished with 80 points and ten medals, while the women's team reached 69 points and seven medals. The victory for the Brock women gives them the all-time CIS record for most consecutive National titles in women's wrestling.

UNB's Alyssa Cleaves along with Alberta's Michael Asselstine and Winnipeg's Finn Higgins were named the 2016 CIS Most Outstanding Wrestlers. The Golden Bears' Asselstine became the first male wrestler to win the award in three consecutive seasons.

Brock's Marty Calder was named the 2016 CIS Men's and Women's Coach of the Year. Other major award winners included Western's Ligrit Sadiku and Saskatchewan's Kiera Prior who were named the 2016 CIS Rookies of the Year. York's Alexandria Town and Winnipeg's Brock Munro were the R.W Pugh Fair Play Award recipients. Winnipeg's Kyle Nguyen received the CIS Community Service Award.

Men's Team Standings

1. Brock - 80
2. McMaster - 52
3. Concordia - 41
4. Guelph - 41
5. Alberta - 37
6. Saskatchewan - 37
7. Calgary - 33
8. Winnipeg - 32
9. Western - 15
10. Regina - 15
11. UNB - 12
12. Memorial - 6
13. Lakehead - 4
14. York - 4

Women's Team Standings

1.  Brock - 69
2. Calgary - 39
3. Guelph - 33
4. Saskatchewan - 28
5. Regina - 17
6. Alberta - 17
7. UNB - 15
8. Winnipeg - 14
9. Concordia - 13
10. Lakehead - 13
11. Western - 11
12. McMaster - 8
13. Queen's - 6
14. York - 6
15. Toronto - 5
16. Laurentian - 3  

Women's Gold Medal Matches

48 kg - Allysa Cleaves (UNB) def Farrantina Gatta (Brock)
51 kg - Kristina Mclaren (Brock) def Jade Papke (Guelph)
55 kg -Carlene Sluberski (Brock) def Clara Nania (Calgary)
59 kg -Emily Schaefer (Brock) def Emma Horner (Lakehead)
63 kg - Linda Morais (Concordia) def Indira Moores (Brock)
67 kg - Alison Carrow (Guelph) def Jessica Brouilettee (Brock)
72 kg - Olivia Di Bacco (Brock) def Gracelynn Doogan (Guelph)
82 kg - Holly Ellsworth-Clark (Calgary) def Kiera Prior (Saskatchewan)

Women's Bronze Medal Matches

48 kg - Annie Monteith (Saskatchewan) def Monica Wood (McMaster)
51 kg - Katie Dutchak (Saskatchewan) def Farah Taj (Alberta)
55 kg - Alexandria Town (York) def Julie Steffler (Western)
59 kg - Tianna Kennett (Calgary ) def Krystin Paquette (Alberta)
63 kg - Temitope Ogunjimi (Calgary) def Brooke Jarrett (Toronto)
67 kg - Kayla Brodner (Regina) def Kelsey Dayler (Lakehead)
72 kg - Kristine Longeau (Regina) def Georgina Nelthorpe (Saskatchewan)
82 kg - Gillian Pegg (Queens) def Carmella Fleurant (Brock)

Men's Gold Medal Matches

54 kg - Oren Furmanov (Guelph) def Sam Jagas (Brock)
57 kg - Josh Bodnarchuk (Saskatchewan) def Brian Cowan (Brock)
61 kg - Mizam Tamaradze (Brock) def Jason Buckle (McMaster)
65 kg - Vince Demaris (Concordia) def Zack Falcioni (Brock)
68 kg - Michael Asselstine (Alberta) def Matt Jagas (Brock)
72 kg - Ahmed Shamiya (McMaster) def Tyler Rowe (Brock)
76 kg - Aleksandr Sofronov (Winnipeg) def Connor Hodgins (Calgary)
82 kg - Jevon Balfour (Brock) def Andrew Johnson (Saskatchewan)
90 kg - Jordie Steen (Concordia) def Grayson St. Laurent (UNB)
100 kg - Finn Higgins (Winnipeg) def Ignatius Pitt (Brock)
120 kg - Tyson Frost (Guelph) def Daniel Oloumi (Alberta)

Men's Bronze Medal Matches

54 kg - Trevor Banks (Concordia) def Richard Cux (Saskatchewan)
57 kg - Ligrit Sadiku (Western) def Melvin Arciaga (Alberta)
61 kg - Dylan Williams (Alberta) def Nathan Galan (Saskatchewan)
65 kg - Omar Ahmed (McMaster) def Callum Mcneice (Calgary)
68 kg - Spenser Burk (Calgary) def Chris Garneau (McMaster)
72 kg - Dima Gershanov (Concordia) def Gaelen Malloy (Regina)
76 kg - Chance Mutuku (Brock) def Bradley MaGarrey (McMaster)
82 kg - Joban Phulka (Mcmaster) def Petr Prokopiev (Concordia)
90 kg - Clayton Pye (Brock) def Nick Proctor (Calgary)
100 kg - Dennis Sutton (Memorial) def Geordie Watkins (Guelph)
120 kg - Kyle Nguyen (Winnipeg) def Kyle Bonk-Dann (Western)

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