Twelve Queen's Football players have been honoured as OUA All-Stars for the 2025 season, the conference announced at their annual awards luncheon on Thursday.

Running back Jared Chisari, defensive back John Corscadden, receiver Nathan Falconi, offensive lineman Niklas Henning, and defensive back Ashton Miller-Melancon were named OUA First Team All-Stars.

Defensive end Oliver Jackson, linebacker Justin Pace, Special Teamer DJ Ryan, defensive back Jared Siewe, H-Back Mateo Tuioti, and quarterback Alex Vreeken were named OUA Second Team All-Stars.



And defensive lineman Carter Martin was named to the OUA All-Rookie Team.

"We are very proud of the OUA All-Star selections this year. To have this many players selected is a testament to the team's performance this season and also their hard work and commitment to developing their individual skill sets," said Queen's Football Head Coach Steve Snyder.

"We have a number of experienced players who have battled through adversity and put a ton of work in over 4-6 years. For them to get recognized for the first time is great. Also a young player like Oliver Jackson having a breakout season.

"Niklas Henning was selected as an all-star H-Back a few years ago and this year is an all-star as an offensive tackle, which shows everyone just how impressive he has been.

"The consistency of Ashton Miller-Melancon to be recognized as a four-time all-conference player and positioning himself to be an All-Canadian again is also great to see.
 
"These guys will be the first ones to pass the credit to their teammates, they are a team first group that played outstanding this year. I can say on behalf of all our coaches, we are proud of these young men."

Chisari (Graduate Studies) was named a First Team All-Star after finishing second in the OUA in rushing with 954 yards. Chisari averaged 119.3 yards per game and finished with nine rushing touchdowns. 

Corscadden (Graduate Studies) was named a First Team All-Star after finishing tied for the league lead in interceptions in the regular season with four. Corscadden added 31 tackles (20 solo, 22 assisted) and a pass breakup for Queen's Football.

Falconi (Health Studies) was named a First Team All-Star after recording 31 receptions for 720 yards and nine touchdowns in the regular season. Falconi's nine receiving touchdowns were tied for second in the OUA while the 102.9 receiving yards per game was fourth in the conference.

Henning (Geology) was named a First Team All-Star after helping Queen's Football's offensive line pave the way for the conference's fifth best rushing attack, finishing the year with 1,493 yards, and third best offence overall, averaging 399.0 yards per game.

Miller-Melancon (Arts & Science) was named a First Team All-Star after finishing tied for second on Queen's Football and tied for third in the conference in interceptions with three, while adding 25 tackles (20 solo, 10 assisted).

Jackson (Film and Media) was named a Second Team All-Star after leading Queen's Football and finishing tied for fourth in the conference in sacks with 5 on the season. Jackson added 14 tackles (12 solo, four assisted) and a tackle for loss on the season.

Pace (Economics) was named a Second Team All-Star after leading Queen's Football and finishing third in the conference in tackles per game at 6.4. In five games for Queen's Football, Pace recorded 32 tackles (24 solo, 16 assisted) and 4.5 tackles for a loss.

Ryan (Health Studies) was named a Second Team All-Star for Special Teams play as the rush and cover position.

Siewe (Life Sciences) was named a Second Team All-Star after being part of Queen's Football's secondary that led the conference, averaging just 195.8 yards against per game. Siewe finished the regular season with 14.5 tackles (12 solo, five assisted) and a pass break up.

Tuioti (Arts & Science) was named a Second Team All-Star after finishing the regular season with 21 receptions for 345 yards and three touchdowns.

Vreeken (Kinesiology) was named a second team All-Star after finishing second in the conference in passing touchdowns, with 18, and fifth in the conference in passing yards, with 2,315. Vreeken finished the regular season 149 for 241 for a 61.8 per cent completion percentage, averaging 289.4 yards per game.

Martin (Arts & Science) was named to the OUA All-Rookie team after finishing the season with 4.5 tackles (three solo, three assisted).