2011-12 OCAA ATHLETES OF THE WEEK

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March 27, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Mario Orestano, Humber, Men's Indoor Soccer

Mario Orestano (Woodbridge, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the OCAA Men's Indoor Soccer Championship for the second straight season. The OCAA outdoor soccer all-star led his Humber teammates to an overall record of 4-0-1 at the championship, including a 3-0 victory over Seneca in the gold medal match. Humber has won back-to-back men's indoor championships and three titles in the past four seasons. Overall, Humber has won 12 men's indoor titles since 1995.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kat Conde, Humber, Women's Indoor Soccer

Humber goalkeeper Kat Conde (Toronto) was named tournament most valuable player at the OCAA Women's Indoor Soccer Championship. Conde led her teammates to an overall record of 4-0-1, including a 4-0 victory over Seneca in the gold medal match. Conde was the last line of defence during the semi-finals when Humber required penalty kicks to defeat Durham 2-1. Humber has won consecutive women's indoor soccer championships, and three titles in the past four seasons.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Romaine Lawrence, Algonquin

Second-year guard Romaine Lawrence (Toronto) of Algonquin was named player of the game at the recent OCAA all-star game at Centennial College. The OCAA East region first-team all-star scored a game-high 30 points, contributing a consistent 15 points in each half in Team East's 114-110 victory over Team West. Lawrence led Algonquin in scoring during the regular season averaging 16.4 points per game, making him one of the top dozen scorers in OCAA.

FEMALE: Corina Bruni, Algoma

All-Canadian Corina Bruni (Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.) of Algoma was named player of the game at the recent OCAA all-star game at Centennial College. The third-year point guard led all players with 17 points as her Team West squad defeated Team East 73-69. The OCAA West region first-team all-star ranked fourth among OCAA players with 264 points, third in steals with 65 and second in assists with 84 during the regular season. She ranked seventh with her 14.7 points per game average.

March 20, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Andrew Cicuttini, Mohawk, Men's Basketball

Second-year forward Andrew Cicuttini (Dundas, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men's Basketball National Championship in Truro, N.S. Cicuttini contributed a pair of double-doubles, and averaged 21 points and 13 rebounds in three games, well above his regular season average of 10.2 points and 8.4 rebounds. Cicuttini's contributions helped the Mountaineers win their first national title.

OVERALL FEMALE: Abeer Farhat, Algonquin, Women's Basketball

First-year guard Abeer Farhat (Ottawa) was named a tournament second-team all-star at the recent CCAA Women's Basketball National Championship in Lethbridge, Alta. Farhat averaged 28.5 points in three games. She was named Algonquin's player of the game in its 74-62 quarter-final victory over the UNBC Timberwolves after scoring 23 points while adding eight assists. Farhat is a member of the OCAA East region second-team all-stars as well as a member of its all-rookie team.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Andrew Cicuttini, Mohawk

Second-year forward Andrew Cicuttini (Dundas, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men's Basketball National Championship in Truro, N.S. Cicuttini contributed a pair of double-doubles, and averaged 21 points and 13 rebounds in three games, well above his regular season average of 10.2 points and 8.4 rebounds. Cicuttini's contributions helped the Mountaineers win their first national title.

FEMALE: Abeer Farhat, Algonquin

First-year guard Abeer Farhat (Ottawa) was named a tournament second-team all-star at the recent CCAA Women's Basketball National Championship in Lethbridge, Alta. Farhat averaged 28.5 points in three games. She was named Algonquin's player of the game in its 74-62 quarter-final victory over the UNBC Timberwolves after scoring 23 points while adding eight assists. Farhat is a member of the OCAA East region second-team all-stars as well as a member of its all-rookie team.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Terrel Bramwell, Humber

Reigning OCAA and national men's volleyball player of the year Terrel Bramwell (Mississauga, Ont.) of Humber was named Team West player of the game at the recent OCAA all-star game. Bramwell contributed a match-high 16 points on 10 kills, five aces and one block as Team West defeated Team East 3-1 (25-21, 25-17, 22-25, 25-21). Bramwell was tournament MVP at nationals, an all-Canadian, an OCAA tournament all-star as well as an OCAA West first-team all-star.

FEMALE: Brittany Ardron, Nipissing

Reigning OCAA rookie of the year Brittany Ardron (Lakefield, Ont.) of Nipissing was named Team West player of the game at the recent OCAA all-star game. Ardron led all players with 14 offensive points on seven kills, four serving aces and three stuff blocks, while also adding 10 digs. Team West defeated Team East 3-2 (13-25, 25-23, 25-20, 14-25, 15-13). Ardron was a tournament all-star at the OCAA championship, as well as a West region first-team all-star.

March 13, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Terrel Bramwell, Humber, Men's Volleyball

Humber third-year right side Terrel Bramwell (Mississauga, Ont.) had a memorable week at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men's Volleyball National Championship. First he was named CCAA player of the year. Bramwell followed this up earning tournament MVP honours, leading the Hawks to their first-ever national championship. Bramwell struck for 98 kills in three matches, including 43 in a 3-1 (25-21, 30-28, 21-25, 26-24) win over Douglas College in the gold medal game.

OVERALL FEMALE: Michelle Overzet, Humber, Women's Volleyball

Humber fourth-year middle/outside Michelle Overzet (Brampton, Ont.) was named a tournament first-team all-star at the recent CCAA Women's Volleyball National Championship. Overzet totaled 34 kills, 11 digs, nine blocks and one service ace in four matches, as Humber finished in fourth place, tying its best-ever finish at nationals. She was second on the Hawks averaging 3.2 points per set during the regular season. Overzet is also a member of the OCAA champion women's rugby team.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Terrel Bramwell, Humber

Humber third-year right side Terrel Bramwell (Mississauga, Ont.) had a memorable week at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Men's Volleyball National Championship. First he was named CCAA player of the year. Bramwell followed this up earning tournament MVP honours, leading the Hawks to their first-ever national championship. Bramwell struck for 98 kills in three matches, including 43 in a 3-1 (25-21, 30-28, 21-25, 26-24) win over Douglas College in the gold medal game.

FEMALE: Michelle Overzet, Humber

Humber fourth-year middle/outside Michelle Overzet (Brampton, Ont.) was named a tournament first-team all-star at the recent CCAA Women's Volleyball National Championship. Overzet totaled 34 kills, 11 digs, nine blocks and one service ace in four matches, as Humber finished in fourth place, tying its best-ever finish at nationals. She was second on the Hawks averaging 3.2 points per set during the regular season. Overzet is also a member of the OCAA champion women's rugby team.

March 6, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Manny Campbell, Mohawk, Men's Basketball

Fourth-year guard Manny Campbell (Burlington, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Men's Basketball Championship. In three tournament games, Campbell scored 48 points and earned 15 assists while grabbing eight rebounds and completing six steals. Campbell and his teammates celebrated Mohawk's first OCAA men's basketball title in 40 seasons. Prior to the tourney, Campbell was named an OCAA West region second-team all-star.

OVERALL FEMALE: Sandre Bascoe, Algonquin, Women's Basketball

Third-year forward Sandre Bascoe (Ottawa) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Women's Basketball Championship. Bascoe earned two double-doubles in three games, scoring a total of 50 points while grabbing 40 rebounds. Algonquin repeated as OCAA champions with a thrilling double-overtime win over Seneca in the final. Bascoe is the OCAA women's basketball player of the year, an OCAA East region first-team all-star, and an all-Canadian.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Manny Campbell, Mohawk

Fourth-year guard Manny Campbell (Burlington, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Men's Basketball Championship. In three tournament games, Campbell scored 48 points and earned 15 assists while grabbing eight rebounds and completing six steals. Campbell and his teammates celebrated Mohawk's first OCAA men's basketball title in 40 seasons. Prior to the tourney, Campbell was named an OCAA West region second-team all-star.

FEMALE: Sandre Bascoe, Algonquin

Third-year forward Sandre Bascoe (Ottawa) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Women's Basketball Championship. Bascoe earned two double-doubles in three games, scoring a total of 50 points while grabbing 40 rebounds. Algonquin repeated as OCAA champions with a thrilling double-overtime win over Seneca in the final. Bascoe is the OCAA women's basketball player of the year, an OCAA East region first-team all-star, and an all-Canadian.

February 28, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Derek Quinn, Humber, Men's Volleyball

Humber fourth-year setter Derek Quinn (Mississauga, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Men's Volleyball Championship. In three matches, Quinn totaled 10 points on three kills, five aces and two blocks. He was named player of the game in the final against Nipissing, serving up an ace to clinch Humber's third consecutive OCAA title. Prior to the tournament, Quinn was named an OCAA West region second-team all-star.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kelly Nyhof, Humber, Women's Volleyball

Humber third-year middle Kelly Nyhof (Georgetown, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Women's Volleyball Championship. In three matches, Nyhof totaled 44 points on 33 kills, 10 blocks and one ace. She was named player of the game in a semi-final win against Nipissing. Prior to the tournament, Nyhof was named the OCAA women's volleyball player of the year, an OCAA West region first-team all-star, and an all-Canadian.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Dele Oworu, Algoma

Algoma fifth-year forward Dele Oworu (Winnipeg) earned a double-double in a 74-69 sudden death playoff victory over George Brown. Oworu scored a game-high 28 points while adding 13 rebounds, seven of which came in the defensive end of the court. He also added a pair of assists and a steal. Oworu averaged a double-double throughout the regular season producing 13.4 points and 11.6 rebounds per game. Algoma is off to the OCAA Men's Basketball Championship later this week.

FEMALE: Michelle Asare, Sheridan

Sheridan third-year guard Michelle Asare (Brampton, Ont.) was strong down the stretch in a 89-53 sudden death playoff win at Fleming-Peterborough. Asare finished the game with 20 points while contributing six rebounds, three steals and one assist. Asare averaged 13.1 points per game during the regular season. With the win, Sheridan advances to the OCAA Women's Basketball Championship, a tournament in which the Bruins have appeared in the final for four straight seasons.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Derek Quinn, Humber

Humber fourth-year setter Derek Quinn (Mississauga, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Men's Volleyball Championship. In three matches, Quinn totaled 10 points on three kills, five aces and two blocks. He was named player of the game in the final against Nipissing, serving up an ace to clinch Humber's third consecutive OCAA title. Prior to the tournament, Quinn was named an OCAA West region second-team all-star.

FEMALE: Kelly Nyhof, Humber

Humber third-year middle Kelly Nyhof (Georgetown, Ont.) was named tournament most valuable player at the recent OCAA Women's Volleyball Championship. In three matches, Nyhof totaled 44 points on 33 kills, 10 blocks and one ace. She was named player of the game in a semi-final win against Nipissing. Prior to the tournament, Nyhof was named the OCAA women's volleyball player of the year, an OCAA West region first-team all-star, and an all-Canadian.

February 22, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Dayvon Reid, George Brown, Badminton

George Brown fourth-year player Dayvon Reid is now a four-time medalist at the OCAA Badminton Championships, successfully defending his men's doubles title along with his partner Mark Wong. The duo did not lose a set at provincials. Prior to the OCAA Badminton Championships, Reid was named OCAA men's badminton player of the year. He is also an all-Canadian, and is a nominee for the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) men's player of the year.

OVERALL FEMALE: Tracy Wong, Humber, Badminton

Humber second-year player Tracy Wong continues to be the queen of the court, winning her second straight OCAA badminton women's singles crown. Wong did not lose a set at the provincials, and remains undefeated in her two years in OCAA. Prior to the OCAA Badminton Championships, Wong was named OCAA women's badminton player of the year for the second straight season. She is now a two-time all-Canadian, and is a nominee for the CCAA women's player of the year.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Aminu Bello, Mohawk

In the semi-annual crosstown game against Redeemer, fifth-year guard Aminu Bello (Hamilton, Ont.) scored a game-high 37 points while contributing four rebounds and four assists as Mohawk earned a 97-58 victory on Feb. 16. Bello is the top offensive player in the OCAA West region, averaging 24.0 points per contest. He has contributed an average of 29.7 points his last three games. Bello is also one of the best shooters in OCAA with a 50.5 shooting percentage.

FEMALE: Atissa Cronk, Humber

Humber first-year forward Atissa Cronk (Kingston, Ont.) scored a total of 29 points in a pair of road victories over St. Clair and Lambton. Cronk contributed a dozen points, six rebounds, three steals, two assists and a block in a 63-41 win over St. Clair on Feb. 18. Cronk followed this up with a double-double against Lambton on Feb. 19, scoring 17 points while grabbing 15 rebounds. Cronk is a key reason why Humber is undefeated in February, winning six straight.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Dave McMann, Durham

Durham fifth-year middle David McMann (Elmvale, Ont.) broke another OCAA record this past week, this time for career stuff blocks. McMann now has 206 for his career, one more than previous record holder Corey Cole of St. Clair. McMann recorded 83 blocks during the regular season, which is also an OCAA record. Just for good measure, McMann earned six blocks as part of 19 total points in a 3-1 (23-25, 27-25, 25-12, 25-23) playoff win over Fanshawe on Feb. 18.

FEMALE: Sara Rettie, Trent

Trent fourth-year middle Sara Rettie (Newmarket, Ont.) earned a match-high 18 points as the Excalibur outlasted Sheridan 3-2 (17-25, 25-19, 23-25, 25-22, 16-14) in a crossover playoff game on Feb. 18. Rettie contributed 11 kills, five blocks and two aces in the victory. Rettie averaged 2.2 points per set during the regular season. Trent has earned a spot at the upcoming OCAA Women's Volleyball Championship, taking place at Georgian College in Barrie, Ont. starting this Thursday.

February 14, 2012

MALE: Dave McMann, Durham, Men's Volleyball

Durham fifth-year middle David McMann (Elmvale, Ont.) broke the OCAA regular season record for stuff blocks in a 3-1 (25-22, 25-21, 22-25, 25-22) victory over Loyalist on Feb. 7, surpassing the previous mark of 69 shared by three players. McMann now has 78 for the 2011-12 season after four blocks against Loyalist and eight more in a 3-0 (25-19, 25-15, 25-22) win over George Brown on Feb. 10. Durham has one more match at Georgian on Wednesday before it enters post-season play.

FEMALE: Shaniqua Wilson, George Brown, Women's Basketball

George Brown first-year guard Shaniqua Wilson (Toronto) put together her best two offensive performances of her young OCAA career. Wilson scored 13 points while adding eight rebounds and four steals in a 71-57 win over Durham on Feb. 8. Wilson then scored a game-high 21 points in a 67-40 win at Georgian on Feb. 10. She also contributed four rebounds, four steals and two assists. Wilson has averaged 10.8 points in six games with the Huskies.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Boyd Vassel, Fanshawe

Fanshawe second-year guard Boyd Vassel (Kitchener, Ont.) scored a combined 53 points in a pair of games. Vassel scored a game-high 24 points in a 72-50 win at Redeemer on Feb. 8. He also contributed five rebounds, four assists and two steals. Vassel then scored a game-high 29 points in a 73-62 win over Lambton on Feb. 10. He also added seven rebounds, three assists and two steals to his totals. Vassel is the top offensive producer on the Falcons averaging 17.8 points per game.

FEMALE: Shaniqua Wilson, George Brown

George Brown first-year guard Shaniqua Wilson (Toronto) put together her best two offensive performances of her young OCAA career. Wilson scored 13 points while adding eight rebounds and four steals in a 71-57 win over Durham on Feb. 8. Wilson then scored a game-high 21 points in a 67-40 win at Georgian on Feb. 10. She also contributed four rebounds, four steals and two assists. Wilson has averaged 10.8 points in six games with the Huskies.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Dave McMann, Durham

Durham fifth-year middle David McMann (Elmvale, Ont.) broke the OCAA regular season record for stuff blocks in a 3-1 (25-22, 25-21, 22-25, 25-22) victory over Loyalist on Feb. 7, surpassing the previous mark of 69 shared by three players. McMann now has 78 for the 2011-12 season after four blocks against Loyalist and eight more in a 3-0 (25-19, 25-15, 25-22) win over George Brown on Feb. 10. Durham has one more match at Georgian on Wednesday before it enters post-season play.

FEMALE: Marieka Ouimette, Niagara

Niagara third-year middle Marieka Ouimette (Spencerville, Ont.) helped her Knights secure a post-season berth in a pair of wins. In a 3-2 (20-25, 25-23, 25-6, 21-25, 15-12) win at Sheridan on Feb. 8, Ouimette contributed six kills, seven blocks and four aces for a match-high 17 points. She then shared the team lead with 16 points on 11 kills, four blocks and one ace in a 3-1 (21-25, 25-22, 25-17, 25-18) win at St. Clair on Feb. 12. Niagara hosts Humber on Wednesday before playing host to a championship qualifier.

February 7, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Kyle Donnan, Loyalist, Men's Volleyball

Loyalist fifth-year left side Kyle Donnan (Pickering, Ont.) continues to rewrite the OCAA record book, setting the all-time mark for career points in last Friday's 3-0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-19) road victory over George Brown. With his nine points against the Huskies, Donnan now has 911 offensive points for his career, four more than previous OCAA record holder Ryan Talsma (907) of Redeemer, established during the 2009-10 season. Donnan is also the all-time kills leader with 771 to his credit.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kelly Killoran, Fleming-Peterborough, Women's Basketball

Fleming-Peterborough second-year guard Kelly Killoran (Sarnia, Ont.) broke the OCAA record for three-point field goals in a single season in a 75-71 loss to Georgian on Feb. 4. Her six three-pointers gives her 48 for the season, surpassing the previous record of 45 set by Sara Maybee of Loyalist in 2008-09. Killoran is the top scorer on her team averaging 14.1 per game.

OVERALL FEMALE: Natalie Buck, Georgian, Women's Volleyball

Georgian third-year player Natalie Buck (Keswick, Ont.) recorded a game-high 15 offensive points in a 3-0 (25-22, 25-22, 25-21) upset win over Trent. Buck contributed 11 kills, two service aces and two stuff blocks. Georgian lost to Trent in four sets earlier in the season. With the victory, Georgian (11-6) clinched a post-season berth in OCAA East region and still has an opportunity to earn a bye into the OCAA championship. Georgian has won three of its last four matches.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Mark Perrin, Humber

Humber second-year guard Mark Perrin (Toronto) came up with his best offensive output of the season in a key 84-73 win over Sheridan on Feb. 1. Perrin had a game-high 29 points along with nine rebounds, two assists and one steal. The win avenged an earlier loss to Sheridan, and puts Humber (11-2) on the fast track in the race for a top-two finish and berth into the OCAA championship tournament. Perrin scored another 10 points in a 78-66 win at Redeemer on Feb. 4.

FEMALE: Kelly Killoran, Fleming-Peterborough

Fleming-Peterborough second-year guard Kelly Killoran (Sarnia, Ont.) broke the OCAA record for three-point field goals in a single season in a 75-71 loss to Georgian on Feb. 4. Her six three-pointers gives her 48 for the season, surpassing the previous record of 45 set by Sara Maybee of Loyalist in 2008-09. Killoran is the top scorer on her team averaging 14.1 per game.

FEMALE: Samantha Evans, Seneca

Seneca fourth-year point guard Samantha Evans (Scarborough, Ont.) scored a game-high 21 points and was one steal short of a double-double in a 62-57 win over George Brown on Feb. 6. Evans also had seven rebounds and six assists. With the win, Seneca (10-1) has a two-win advantage over third-place George Brown, with the top two teams in the OCAA East region receiving byes into the OCAA championship tournament. Seneca has won two straight after opening the season with eight consecutive wins.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Kyle Donnan, Loyalist

Loyalist fifth-year left side Kyle Donnan (Pickering, Ont.) continues to rewrite the OCAA record book, setting the all-time mark for career points in last Friday's 3-0 (25-16, 26-24, 25-19) road victory over George Brown. With his nine points against the Huskies, Donnan now has 911 offensive points for his career, four more than previous OCAA record holder Ryan Talsma (907) of Redeemer, established during the 2009-10 season. Donnan is also the all-time kills leader with 771 to his credit.

FEMALE: Natalie Buck, Georgian

Georgian third-year player Natalie Buck (Keswick, Ont.) recorded a game-high 15 offensive points in a 3-0 (25-22, 25-22, 25-21) upset win over Trent. Buck contributed 11 kills, two service aces and two stuff blocks. Georgian lost to Trent in four sets earlier in the season. With the victory, Georgian (11-6) clinched a post-season berth in OCAA East region and still has an opportunity to earn a bye into the OCAA championship. Georgian has won three of its last four matches.

January 31, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Keith Marier, La Cite, Men's Volleyball

La Cite second-year power Keith Marier (Ottawa) broke the OCAA single season record for offensive points and kills in a 3-1 (25-19, 25-18, 20-25, 25-21) loss at Durham on Saturday. Marier earned 20 kills and added a stuff block for 21 points to lift his regular season totals to 277 kills and 305 points, surpassing the OCAA record of 304 points set by Seneca's Kanitha Boranprasit in 2000-01, and 257 kills set by Seneca's Jason Hernandez in 2010-11.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kimberly Cedros, Seneca, Women's Volleyball

First-year player Kimberly Cedros (Toronto) lifted her Seneca squad to a pair of weekend victories. Cedros earned 15 kills and added two service aces for 17 points in a 3-1 (25-21, 22-25, 25-17, 25-20) win over second-place Trent on Jan. 27. She followed this up with a 15-point effort on 10 kills and five aces in a 3-1 (18-25, 25-22, 25-21, 25-17) win over George Brown on Jan. 28. Seneca (8-7) leaped-frogged George Brown into sixth place in the OCAA East region. The top six teams advance to the playoffs.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Jovain Wilson, Algoma

Fourth-year guard Jovain Wilson (Pickering, Ont.) scored 42 points in a pair of Algoma victories this past weekend. Wilson scored a game-high 22 points and added five rebounds and three steals in a 87-45 win at Lambton on Jan. 28. He followed this up with a 20-point performance in a 97-47 victory at St. Clair on Jan. 29. Wilson earned five rebounds, four steals and three assists against St. Clair. Algoma (10-3) is the first team to hit the 10-win plateau in the OCAA West region.

FEMALE: Sandre Bascoe, Algonquin

The Algonquin Thunder have won 10 straight and Sandre Bascoe (Ottawa) is a big reason why. The third-year forward earned a double-double with a game-high 18 points and 14 rebounds in a 66-46 win over Durham on Jan. 27. Bascoe added another 10 points and seven rebounds in addition to five steals in a 70-39 win over Loyalist on Jan. 28. Bascoe is among the league leaders averaging 17.3 points per game. Algonquin leads the OCAA East region with a record of 10-1.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Keith Marier, La Cite

La Cite second-year power Keith Marier (Ottawa) broke the OCAA single season record for offensive points and kills in a 3-1 (25-19, 25-18, 20-25, 25-21) loss at Durham on Saturday. Marier earned 20 kills and added a stuff block for 21 points to lift his regular season totals to 277 kills and 305 points, surpassing the OCAA record of 304 points set by Seneca's Kanitha Boranprasit in 2000-01, and 257 kills set by Seneca's Jason Hernandez in 2010-11.

FEMALE: Kimberly Cedros, Seneca

First-year player Kimberly Cedros (Toronto) lifted her Seneca squad to a pair of weekend victories. Cedros earned 15 kills and added two service aces for 17 points in a 3-1 (25-21, 22-25, 25-17, 25-20) win over second-place Trent on Jan. 27. She followed this up with a 15-point effort on 10 kills and five aces in a 3-1 (18-25, 25-22, 25-21, 25-17) win over George Brown on Jan. 28. Seneca (8-7) leaped-frogged George Brown into sixth place in the OCAA East region. The top six teams advance to the playoffs.

January 24, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Jahmal Edwards, St. Lawrence-Kingston, Men's Basketball

A pair of double-doubles by first-year forward Jahmal Edwards (Kingston, Ont.) helped lift the St. Lawrence Vikings to a pair of victories. Edwards scored 17 points and added 13 rebounds in a 79-59 win over Fleming-Peterborough on Jan. 18. He scored another 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in a hard-fought 62-60 win over La Cite on Jan. 20. Edwards has scored 49 points in his last three games. St. Lawrence (8-4) has won five straight and sit in third place in the OCAA East region.

OVERALL FEMALE: Jori Armishaw, Algonquin, Women's Volleyball

Third-year player Jori Armishaw (Ottawa) led Algonquin to a pair of home victories. Armishaw contributed 11 offensive points on seven kills, three service aces and one stuff block in a 3-1 (25-22, 19-25, 25-13, 26-24) win over Seneca. She then earned 10 points on eight kills and two aces in a 3-2 (12-25, 16-25, 27-25, 25-17, 15-7) comeback win over Georgian. Algonquin (10-4) has won seven straight, and have moved up to third place in the OCAA East region.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Jahmal Edwards, St. Lawrence-Kingston

A pair of double-doubles by first-year forward Jahmal Edwards (Kingston, Ont.) helped lift the St. Lawrence Vikings to a pair of victories. Edwards scored 17 points and added 13 rebounds in a 79-59 win over Fleming-Peterborough on Jan. 18. He scored another 17 points and grabbed 12 rebounds in a hard-fought 62-60 win over La Cite on Jan. 20. Edwards has scored 49 points in his last three games. St. Lawrence (8-4) has won five straight and sit in third place in the OCAA East region.

FEMALE: Samantha Goff, Loyalist

Second-year centre Samantha Goff (Lindsay, Ont.) was the Queen of rebounds in a pair of Loyalist victories. Goff grabbed 10 boards and scored six points in a 61-50 win over George Brown on Jan. 18. She earned another 10 rebounds while scoring 18 points in a 73-55 win over Durham on Jan. 20. Goff leads the Lancers with 70 rebounds in 10 games. Loyalist (7-4) has won four straight games, and sit in third place in the OCAA East region.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Justin Scapinello, Mohawk

Second-year right side Justin Scapinello (London, Ont.) was a key contributer in a pair of Mohawk wins. Scapinello earned 19 offensive points on 12 kills, four stuff blocks and three service aces in a come-from-behind 3-2 (22-25, 24-26, 27-25, 28-26, 15-12) win over Niagara on Jan. 18. Scapinello led all players with a 14-point effort on nine kills, four aces and one block in a 3-0 (25-17, 25-21, 25-14) win over Sheridan on Jan. 21. Mohawk (9-3) has won four straight.

FEMALE: Jori Armishaw, Algonquin

Third-year player Jori Armishaw (Ottawa) led Algonquin to a pair of home victories. Armishaw contributed 11 offensive points on seven kills, three service aces and one stuff block in a 3-1 (25-22, 19-25, 25-13, 26-24) win over Seneca. She then earned 10 points on eight kills and two aces in a 3-2 (12-25, 16-25, 27-25, 25-17, 15-7) comeback win over Georgian. Algonquin (10-4) has won seven straight, and have moved up to third place in the OCAA East region.

January 17, 2012

OVERALL MALE: Kyle Donnan, Loyalist, Men's Volleyball

Fifth-year left side Kyle Donnan (Pickering, Ont.) set the all-time OCAA career record for kills on Jan. 15 against Boreal. Donnan's eight kills in a 3-2 (25-27, 25-19, 23-25, 25-21, 15-12) win gives him 724 for his career, surpassing the old record of 719 set by Redeemer's Ryan Talsma set in 2010. Donnan also led all players with nine kills in a 3-0 (26-24, 25-23, 25-22) win over Cambrian on Jan. 14. With two victories to begin 2012, Loyalist's record has improved to 6-4.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kelly Nyhof, Humber, Women's Volleyball

Third-year middle Kelly Nyhof (Georgetown, Ont.) was a key contributer in a pair of Humber victories. Nyhof led all players with 20 points on 11 kills, five service aces and four stuff blocks in a 3-0 (25-22, 25-10, 25-13) sweep at Fanshawe on Jan. 12. Nyhof followed this up with a 13-point effort on 12 kills and one ace in a 3-0 (25-13, 25-23, 25-23) win over St. Clair on Jan. 15. Humber leads the OCAA West region with an 11-0 record.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Tyler McGarrity, Durham

Tyler McGarrity (Ajax, Ont.) led Durham to an 80-77 victory over Fleming-Peterborough on Jan. 13. The team captain led the team in scoring with 27 points and eight rebounds. Fifteen of McGarrity's points came from beyond the arc as he led all shooters with five three-pointers. It was a key win as Durham (6-5) moved one game ahead of Fleming (5-6) and into sixth place in the OCAA East region standings, with the top six teams qualifying for the post-season.

FEMALE: Kaitlind Dutrizac, Fanshawe

Fifth-year guard Kaitlind Dutrizac (London, Ont.) led all scorers with 20 points in Fanshawe's 56-51 win over Humber on Jan. 12. Dutrizac also contributed four steals. She is currently second in team scoring with 91 points on the season. Fanshawe leads the OCAA West region with a 9-1 record, having won three straight regular season contests. Fanshawe's only blemish of the season came in a 63-50 loss to Algoma on Nov. 26.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Kyle Donnan, Loyalist

Fifth-year left side Kyle Donnan (Pickering, Ont.) set the all-time OCAA career record for kills on Jan. 15 against Boreal. Donnan's eight kills in a 3-2 (25-27, 25-19, 23-25, 25-21, 15-12) win gives him 724 for his career, surpassing the old record of 719 set by Redeemer's Ryan Talsma set in 2010. Donnan also led all players with nine kills in a 3-0 (26-24, 25-23, 25-22) win over Cambrian on Jan. 14. With two victories to begin 2012, Loyalist's record has improved to 6-4.

FEMALE: Kelly Nyhof, Humber

Third-year middle Kelly Nyhof (Georgetown, Ont.) was a key contributer in a pair of Humber victories. Nyhof led all players with 20 points on 11 kills, five service aces and four stuff blocks in a 3-0 (25-22, 25-10, 25-13) sweep at Fanshawe on Jan. 12. Nyhof followed this up with a 13-point effort on 12 kills and one ace in a 3-0 (25-13, 25-23, 25-23) win over St. Clair on Jan. 15. Humber leads the OCAA West region with an 11-0 record.

December 8, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Mike Adams, Algonquin, Men's Volleyball

Third-year right side Mike Adams (Barrie, Ont.) totaled 29 offensive points in two matches as Algonquin improved its regular season record to 10-0. Adams earned 10 points on nine kills and one service ace in a 3-0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-22) win over Durham on Dec. 2. He followed this effort with 19 points, including 15 kills and four stuff blocks, in a 3-0 (25-8, 26-24, 25-19) sweep of Loyalist on Dec. 3. Algonquin has lost only one set all season.

OVERALL FEMALE: Erin Emery, Durham, Women's Basketball

Fifth-year guard Erin Emery (White Rock, B.C.) became Durham's all-time career leading scorer on Dec. 2 as she scored 14 points in a 61-50 loss to George Brown. She ended the game with 891 career points, surpassing previous record holder Bonnie Slaughter's 886 points. Emery contributed another 22 points in a 66-63 loss to Loyalist on Dec. 6, becoming just the fifth OCAA player to surpass 900 points with 913. If Emery keeps up her 15.7 points per game average, she should become just the third OCAA player to score 1,000 points.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Tristan Stern, Centennial

First-year player Tristan Stern (Whitby, Ont.) totaled 44 points and 23 rebounds in three games as Centennial finished the fall semester with an OCAA-best 9-1 record. Centennial had only seven victories last season. Stern earned double-double with 21 points and 11 rebounds in a 72-51 loss to Algonquin on Dec. 2. He contributed 14 points in an 80-45 win over La Cite on Dec. 3, then nine points in a 74-61 victory at George Brown on Dec. 7. Stern is averaging 15.8 points and 8.2 rebounds per game.

FEMALE: Erin Emery, Durham

Fifth-year guard Erin Emery (White Rock, B.C.) became Durham's all-time career leading scorer on Dec. 2 as she scored 14 points in a 61-50 loss to George Brown. She ended the game with 891 career points, surpassing previous record holder Bonnie Slaughter's 886 points. Emery contributed another 22 points in a 66-63 loss to Loyalist on Dec. 6, becoming just the fifth OCAA player to surpass 900 points with 913. If Emery keeps up her 15.7 points per game average, she should become just the third OCAA player to score 1,000 points.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Mike Adams, Algonquin

Third-year right side Mike Adams (Barrie, Ont.) totaled 29 offensive points in two matches as Algonquin improved its regular season record to 10-0. Adams earned 10 points on nine kills and one service ace in a 3-0 (25-21, 25-15, 25-22) win over Durham on Dec. 2. He followed this effort with 19 points, including 15 kills and four stuff blocks, in a 3-0 (25-8, 26-24, 25-19) sweep of Loyalist on Dec. 3. Algonquin has lost only one set all season.

FEMALE: Shawna Metcalf, Cambrian

Fourth-year left side Shawna Metcalf (Azilda, Ont.) took over the OCAA scoring lead accumulating 38 points in two matches as Cambrian improved to 10-0. She contributed 22 points on 18 kills, three stuff blocks and one service ace in a 3-1 (25-13, 26-28, 25-9, 25-13) win at Fleming-Peterborough on Dec. 3. She then contributed 10 kills and six aces for 16 points in a 3-0 (26-24, 26-24, 25-5) win at Trent on Dec. 4. Metcalf is now averaging 4.7 points per set to lead OCAA.

November 29, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Terrel Bramwell, Humber, Men's Volleyball

Third-year right side Terrel Bramwell (Mississauga, Ont.) set a new OCAA single-game record with 36 kills in a 3-1 (26-24, 25-20, 23-25, 25-21) win over Redeemer on Nov. 22. He was two points shy of his own OCAA single game points record, with one block and one service ace for 38 total points. Bramwell has averaged 7.90 points and 6.81 kills per set through his first five matches to lead OCAA.

OVERALL FEMALE: Corina Bruni, Algoma, Women's Basketball

First-year guard Corina Bruni (Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.) scored 29 points while adding eight rebounds as Algoma handed Fanshawe its first loss of the regular season by a 63-50 result on Nov. 26. Bruni was the team's co-leader with nine points while adding a game-high 10 rebounds in a 55-31 win over Mohawk on Nov. 25. Algoma (6-2) is tied with Fanshawe and Sheridan in the West region standings with 12 points.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Shane Rowe, Georgian

Second-year forward Shane Rowe (Barrie, Ont.) earned a pair of double-doubles as Georgian split its road swing to Ottawa this past weekend. Rowe scored 21 points and contributed a game-high 16 rebounds in an 89-78 loss at Algonquin on Nov. 26. Rowe then had a 30-point effort while grabbing 10 rebounds in an 86-55 win at La Cite on Nov. 27. Both games were Rowe's first this season after transferring to Georgian from George Brown.

FEMALE: Corina Bruni, Algoma

First-year guard Corina Bruni (Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.) scored 29 points while adding eight rebounds as Algoma handed Fanshawe its first loss of the regular season by a 63-50 result on Nov. 26. Bruni was the team's co-leader with nine points while adding a game-high 10 rebounds in a 55-31 win over Mohawk on Nov. 25. Algoma (6-2) is tied with Fanshawe and Sheridan in the West region standings with 12 points.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Terrel Bramwell, Humber

Third-year right side Terrel Bramwell (Mississauga, Ont.) set a new OCAA single-game record with 36 kills in a 3-1 (26-24, 25-20, 23-25, 25-21) win over Redeemer on Nov. 22. He was two points shy of his own OCAA single game points record, with one block and one service ace for 38 total points. Bramwell has averaged 7.90 points and 6.81 kills per set through his first five matches to lead OCAA.

FEMALE: Megan Gilmore, Nipissing

Fifth-year middle Megan Gilmore (Cambridge, Ont.) showed great consistency in two significant West region matches. She earned 14 offensive points on 11 kills, two service aces and one stuff block in a 3-0 (25-16, 25-12, 25-23) win over Niagara on Nov. 26. She equalled her point production with 11 kills, two aces and one block in a 3-1 (19-25, 25-23, 25-19, 25-16) win over Fanshawe on Nov. 27. Second-place Nipissing (7-1) handed Niagara and Fanshawe just its second loss of the regular season.

November 22, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Keith Marier, La Cite, Men's Volleyball

Second-year player Keith Marier (Ottawa) tallied 47 offensive points in two weekend victories. Marier earned 15 kills, three service aces and one stuff block in a 3-0 (25-17, 25-18, 25-16) win over Fleming-Peterborough on Nov. 18. He then totaled 25 kills, two aces and one block in a 3-2 (28-26, 25-15, 23-25, 21-25, 15-8) win over Trent on Nov. 19. La Cite (5-1) has won five straight regular season matches.

OVERALL FEMALE: Nakia Arthur, Sheridan, Women's Basketball

Fourth-year guard Nakia Arthur (Brampton, Ont.) posted some big numbers in Sheridan's two victories in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. over the weekend. Arthur was one rebound shy of a double-double, scoring a game-high 32 points in a 64-58 win at Algoma on Nov. 19. Arthur added a game-high 24 points in a 74-44 win at Sault on Nov. 20. Sheridan (4-1) has now won four straight, including three on the road.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Sham Mohammud, Fleming-Peterborough

First-year point guard Sham Mohammud (Ottawa) earned a double-double in Fleming's 67-64 overtime win at Algonquin on Nov. 19. Mohammud scored 13 points and added 11 assists as Fleming-Peterborough (3-2) handed Algonquin its first loss of the regular season. Mohammud scored 10 points in a 63-56 loss to undefeated Centennial on Nov. 16, and 11 points in an 84-55 win at La Cite on Nov. 18.

FEMALE: Nakia Arthur, Sheridan

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Keith Marier, La Cite

FEMALE: Jenny Richardson, Loyalist

Loyalist (5-1) played three road matches in three days, going 2-1. First-year left side Jenny Richardson (Oshawa, Ont.) was a big reason for that success, earning a game-high 10 kills in a 3-0 (25-9, 25-10, 25-6) win over Boreal on Nov. 18. She then earned a team-high 10 kills and two service aces in a 3-1 (25-17, 19-25, 25-18, 25-18) loss at Cambrian on Nov. 19. Loyalist ended its road trip on a winning note, defeating Georgian 3-1 (25-27, 25-10, 25-16, 25-16) on Nov. 20. Richardson led the way with 19 offensive points on 14 kills, four aces and one stuff block.

November 15, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Phil Boone, Humber

Second-year fly half Phil Boone (Brampton, Ont.) was named Humber's Man of the Match in the Division I gold medal game. Boone scored a try and four converts to lead the Humber Hawks to a second straight OCAA title. Humber defeated a previously unbeaten Seneca 43-13 on the road. Boone was the Division I scoring champion in 2011 and is also a two-time OCAA all-star.

OVERALL MALE: Luke Shillington, Loyalist

Luke Shillington (Belleville, Ont.) was named Loyalist's Man of the Match in the Division II gold medal game. Shillington scored a try as Loyalist won its third straight OCAA title with a 15-7 win over Algonquin. Loyalist completed its third straight undefeated season going 6-0-0. The Lancers have not suffered a loss in 20 straight matches.

OVERALL FEMALE: Stephanie Draper, Humber

First-year full back/wing Stephanie Draper (Stoney Creek, Ont.) was named Humber's top player in the women's gold medal match. Draper made a game-saving tackle in the dying seconds of the match to preserve a 24-19 Humber victory over Conestoga. The win completed a perfect season for the Hawks with an overall record of 8-0-0, and a second straight OCAA title.

RUGBY

MALE: Phil Boone, Humber

MALE: Luke Shillington, Loyalist

FEMALE: Stephanie Draper, Humber

November 8, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Khalid Abdel-Gabar, Sheridan, Men's Basketball

Third-year guard Khalid Abdel-Gabar (Mississauga, Ont.) drained a pair of three pointers in the final 30 seconds to give Sheridan a 87-84 victory over Humber in a rematch of last season's OCAA gold medal game on Nov. 5. He also led all players with 22 points while contributing 13 rebounds for a double-double in a 88-79 home win over Fanshawe on Nov. 2. Abdel-Gabar totaled 37 points in both games.

OVERALL FEMALE: Kelsey Fielding, Cambrian, Women's Volleyball

Fourth-year athlete Kelsey Fielding (Sudbury, Ont.) led Cambrian to a pair of road victories to open the 2011-12 regular season. Fielding had a 26-point effort, including 20 kills, five serving aces and one stuff block in a 3-1 (29-27, 23-25, 25-20, 25-16) win over Seneca on Nov. 4. Fielding followed this up with 24 kills and three serving aces totaling 27 points in a 3-2 (25-21, 22-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-12) victory at Georgian on Nov. 5.

BASKETBALL

MALE: Khalid Abdel-Gabar, Sheridan

FEMALE: Rachelle Abella, Mohawk

Second-year guard Rachelle Abella (Hamilton, Ont.) has led Mohawk to a 2-0 start on the young OCAA regular season. Abella led the Mountaineers with 11 points in a 49-39 road victory at Humber on Nov. 1, and followed this up with a 26-point effort in a 73-69 home win against St. Clair on Nov. 4. She also contributed eight rebounds, five assists and five steals against St. Clair.

RUGBY

MALE: William Shaw, Algonquin

Flanker William Shaw (Ottawa) scored a pair of tries in a 24-11 road victory over St. Lawrence-Kingston in the OCAA Division II semi-final on Nov. 5. Shaw led Algonquin with five tries in four regular season matches. Algonquin is now guaranteed an OCAA medal in its first-ever men's rugby season. Algonquin visits two-time OCAA champion Loyalist on Nov. 12 in the OCAA gold medal match.

FEMALE: Lindsey Bradbury, Humber

Lindsay Bradbury (Utopia, Ont.) scored three tries in Humber's 41-5 OCAA semi-final win over Algonquin on Nov. 5. With the victory, Humber is one win away from a second straight perfect season, having won 13 straight matches dating back to last season. Humber hosts upstart Conestoga in the OCAA gold medal match on Nov. 13 as the Hawks bid for a repeat title.

VOLLEYBALL

MALE: Mike Hammond, Georgian

Fifth-year middle Mike Hammond (Barrie, Ont.) led Georgian to a 2-1 record to begin the 2011-12 regular season. Hammond had a team-high 13 points, including a dozen kills, in a 3-0 (25-21, 25-22, 26-24) loss at Durham on Nov. 1. He added 21 points on 17 kills, two serving aces and two stuff blocks in a 3-0 (25-21, 25-18, 25-18) win against Cambrian on Nov. 5, then another 23 points on 17 kills, four stuff blocks and two serving aces in a 3-1 (20-25, 25-18, 25-23, 25-22) win over Boreal on Nov. 6.

FEMALE: Kelsey Fielding, Cambrian

Fourth-year athlete Kelsey Fielding (Sudbury, Ont.) led Cambrian to a pair of road victories to open the 2011-12 regular season. Fielding had a 26-point effort, including 20 kills, five serving aces and one stuff block in a 3-1 (29-27, 23-25, 25-20, 25-16) win over Seneca on Nov. 4. Fielding followed this up with 24 kills and three serving aces totaling 27 points in a 3-2 (25-21, 22-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-12) victory at Georgian on Nov. 5.

November 1, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Sean Sweeney, George Brown, Cross Country

Sean Sweeney of George Brown won the 2011 OCAA men's individual cross country title on Oct. 29 at the Old Fort Henry course in Kingston, Ont. A two-time OCAA bronze medalist, Sweeney won his first OCAA title in a time of 25:34, thirty seconds ahead of his closest rival. Sweeney is the first George Brown student-athlete to win the OCAA men's individual title since 1988.

OVERALL FEMALE: Vicky Siemon, Humber, Cross Country

Vicky Siemon of Humber won the 2011 OCAA women's individual cross country title on Oct. 29 at the Old Fort Henry course in Kingston, Ont. Siemon won her first-ever OCAA medal in a time of 18:06, forty-one seconds ahead of her closest rival. Siemon also helped lead Humber to the OCAA women's and overall team titles. She is the first Humber student-athlete in five years to win the OCAA women's individual title.

RUGBY

MALE: Graham McKelvey, Mohawk

Second-year centre Graham McKelvey (Brantford, Ont.) scored a pair of tries in Mohawk's 35-33 win over Fleming-Peterborough on Oct. 29 in an OCAA men's rugby qualifier. McKelvey doubled his 2011 offensive production in one match, having scored two tries in five matches during the regular season. With the win, Mohawk advances to the OCAA semi-final at Seneca on Nov. 5.

FEMALE: Caitlin Martin, Conestoga

Caitlin Martin (Waterloo, Ont.) scored four tries to lift Conestoga past Mohawk 70-12 on Oct. 29, and into the OCAA semi-finals. Her four tries gives Martin six total for the regular season. Conestoga finished in second place in the OCAA West region with a record of 3-3-0. Conestoga visits St. Lawrence-Kingston on Nov. 6 with a berth to the OCAA gold medal match on the line.

SOCCER

MALE: Stavros Badunas, Humber

Humber first-year defender Stavros Badunas (Brampton, Ont.) was named championship MVP at the 2011 OCAA Men's Soccer Championship Oct. 28-29. Badunas scored once in a 5-0 semi-final win over Conestoga. Badunas led a strong Humber defence that did not allow a goal in either match at the OCAA championship as it won its second straight provincial title. Humber defeated Sheridan 1-0 in the final.

FEMALE: Keyla Moreno, Humber

Humber fourth-year forward Keyla Moreno (Toronto) was named championship MVP at the 2011 OCAA Women's Soccer Championship Oct. 28-29. She scored the winning goal in a 2-0 semi-final win over Seneca, and was one of four Hawks to score in penalty kicks in a 2-1 win over Algonquin in the final. Moreno is also the 2011 OCAA player of the year, a Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) all-Canadian and an OCAA all-star.

October 25, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Adrian Cord, Humber, Golf

Adrian Cord of Humber won the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) men's individual golf championship on Oct. 21, holding off teammate Mark Hoffman for a two-stroke victory. Cord finished the rain-shortened 36-hole tournament at two-under par. Cord is a two-time OCAA silver medalist, and last year's CCAA bronze medalist. Humber also won the CCAA men's team championship.

OVERALL FEMALE: Brittany Bell, Durham, Women's Fastball

Brittany Bell (New Hamburg, Ont.) was named OCAA Women's Fastball Championship most valuable player, lifting Durham to a second straight provincial title. The first-year shortstop had a .714 batting average for the tournament, and was 2-for-3 in the gold medal game against Humber, scoring two runs. Durham defeated Humber 7-1. It marks Durham's 16th OCAA banner in women's fastball.

FASTBALL

TOP PITCHER: Shannon Galea, Durham

Shannon Galea of Durham was named the top pitcher at the OCAA Women's Fastball Championship from Oct. 22-23. Galea started two games against Humber, allowing just one run over 14 total innings as Durham won its second straight OCAA title. The Oshawa, Ont., product struck out 22 batters in two complete games, allowing five hits while walking three. Durham defeated Humber 2-0 in the opening game, and 7-1 in the gold medal final.

TOP BATTER: Shannon Ferguson, Durham

Shannon Ferguson of Durham was named the top batter at the OCAA Women's Fastball Championship from Oct. 22-23. The Brockville, Ont., native batted .667 in three games, recording two base hits in each game. She drove in one run, and scored one run. Durham went 3-0 at the tournament to win their 16th OCAA championship, and second in consecutive years. Durham has not lost an OCAA regular season or playoff game since 2009.

RUGBY

MALE: Phil Boone, Humber

Phil Boone (Brampton, Ont.) proved to be an unstoppable force on Oct. 22, scoring three tries while adding four converts for Humber in a 43-22 win over Mohawk. The meeting between these clubs was a rematch of last year's OCAA gold medal game. Humber finished the Division I men's rugby regular season with a 4-1-0 record, clinching second place and earning a bye into the semi-finals.

FEMALE: Juletta Cull, St. Lawrence-Kingston

Juletta Cull (Douglas, Ont.) scored three tries while adding four converts in St. Lawrence-Kingston's 53-10 win over Fleming-Lindsay on Oct. 22. St. Lawrence's only blemish on an undefeated 4-0-1 regular season record was a 15-15 tie against Fleming-Lindsay on Oct. 1. First place in the OCAA East region is on the line on Oct. 30 when St. Lawrence visits Algonquin (4-1-0).

SOCCER

MALE: Jordan Lidia, St. Clair

St. Clair travelled approximately 800 km for its OCAA men's soccer quarter-final game against Algonquin on Oct. 22. Jordan Lidia (Leamington, Ont.) made the trip worthwhile, netting a hat trick in a 3-1 win, sending St. Clair to the OCAA championship tournament for the first time since 2008. St. Clair faces Sheridan in an OCAA semi-final match on Oct. 28.

FEMALE: Jory-Lynn Uyl, Fanshawe

Jory-Lynn Uyl (Blyth, Ont.) scored two goals, including one in overtime, to lift Fanshawe to a 2-1 win over Durham on home turf in its OCAA women's soccer quarter-final match on Oct. 22. The win puts Fanshawe in its third straight OCAA championship tournament. Fanshawe will meet Algonquin in a rematch of its 2010 OCAA semi-final game on Oct. 28.

October 18, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Jose Bruno Mota, La Cite, Men's Soccer

La Cite's Jose Bruno Mota scored four goals in two games, including a hat trick in a 3-1 win at Durham on Oct 15. Mota added another goal the following day in a 3-3 tie at Seneca. Mota has scored 10 goals in five matches this season, and with two matches to go, should have a lock on another scoring championship. Mota scored 14 goals last season.

OVERALL FEMALE: Maryann Tumanquil, Seneca, Women's Fastball

Maryann Tumanquil pitched her Seneca teammates into the OCAA championship tournament with an impressive 11-1 win over Conestoga on Oct. 16. Tumanquil allowed one unearned run on three hits and one walk while striking out six. Tumanquil pitched in three games in the span of two days, earning two wins and striking out a total of 11 batters. Seneca (6-4) will be the third seed at the OCAA championship.

FASTBALL

TOP PITCHER: Maryann Tumanquil, Seneca

TOP BATTER: Shelby Robblee, Humber

Shelby Robblee had six hits in a doubleheader split against Seneca on Oct. 15. Robblee went 3-for-4 for three RBI in a 10-5 loss before going 3-for-3, scoring two runs and contributing four RBI in a 12-6 win. Robblee ended the regular season as the team leader in RBI with 12 and a .481 batting average. Her 13 hits were one shy of the team lead. Humber (5-5) hosts Conestoga (1-9) in an OCAA qualifying game on Tuesday.

RUGBY

MALE: Jesse Lofthouse, Seneca

Jesse Lofthouse scored a pair of tries in Seneca's 29-15 win over Humber on Oct. 13 in a battle of unbeaten clubs. With the win, Seneca (4-0-0) clinches first place in OCAA Division I men's rugby with one regular season match to go. Seneca earns a bye and home field advantage throughout the OCAA post-season. Seneca has not won an OCAA men's rugby championship since 2005-06.

FEMALE: Dana Darlington, St. Lawrence-Kingston

Dana Darlington scored a pair of tries in the St. Lawrence Vikings 20-5 win over Loyalist on Oct. 15. The win propelled St. Lawrence (3-0-1) to first place in the OCAA East region. Darlington has scored five tries during the regular season, scoring at least one try in each of her four matches. The Vikings are one of two unbeaten teams in OCAA women's rugby.

SOCCER

MALE: Jose Bruno Mota, La Cite

FEMALE: Jenn Sheehan, Durham

Jenn Sheehan scored four goals in a 6-0 victory over Centennial on Oct. 11. Sheehan, a two-time OCAA all-star, has a total of five goals on the season. By earning four points in the OCAA East standings last week, Durham (3-1-2) has secured a playoff berth, and can clinch second place with a win over Loyalist on Wednesday and a Seneca tie or loss.

October 12, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Mark Hoffman, Humber, Men's Golf

Mark Hoffman came back from eight strokes down at the OCAA golf championships to claim his second consecutive OCAA men's individual title, one shot better than Humber teammate Adrian Cord. Hoffman posted a four-under 68 in the final round for a 54-hole total of 216. Both Hoffman and Cord represented Canada last August at the Summer Universiade in Shenzhen, China.

OVERALL FEMALE: Tiffany Albath, Durham, Women's Golf

Tiffany Albath won the OCAA women's individual title at the OCAA golf championships, posting back-to-back rounds of 79 for a 54-hole total of 242. Albath finished three strokes better than last year's champion and teammate Kayleigh Kraemer. Both Albath and Kraemer are from Andernach, Germany. Albath was the OCAA silver medalist last season.

FASTBALL

TOP PITCHER: Jessica O'Quinn, Humber

Named OCAA batter of the week on Oct. 4, Jessica O'Quinn earns top pitching honours after toeing the rubber in both games of a doubleheader sweep of Conestoga on Oct. 5. O'Quinn pitched 11 innings in total, allowing four earned runs on 13 hits and four walks while striking out six. Humber won 6-5 and 7-2 to improve to 4-4 on the season, moving it closer to automatic entry into the OCAA championship tournament.

TOP BATTER: Jessica Pike, Durham

Jessica Pike was a key component in Durham's doubleheader sweep of Seneca on Oct. 4. Overall Pike went 3-for-6 at the plate, driving in three runs while scoring two times. Durham defeated Seneca 11-1 and 6-0 to improve to 6-0 on the season. The defending OCAA champions have played all their games on the road so far this season, but that changes Thursday when Durham hosts Mohawk in a doubleheader.

RUGBY

MALE: Eric Jadowski, St. Lawrence-Kingston

Eric Jadowski scored a try in the game's dying minutes to give St. Lawrence-Kingston its first victory of the season, 31-27, over then undefeated Algonquin on Oct. 6. The win improved St. Lawrence's record to 1-1 while Algonquin dropped to 2-1 in what is shaping up to be a tight OCAA Division II race. St. Lawrence is currently seven points behind Algonquin with a match in hand.

FEMALE: Noelle Coughlin, Fleming-Lindsay

Noelle Coughlin of Fleming-Lindsay earned a try and a convert for a team-high seven points in a 22-12 win over Loyalist on Oct. 5. The victory was Fleming's first of the season, and improved its record to 1-1-1. It also guarantees that Fleming will improve on last year's record of 1-3-0. Fleming is currently six points behind first place St. Lawrence-Kingston.

SOCCER

MALE: Robert Malbasic, St. Clair

Robert Malbasic earned a hat trick in a 5-1 win over Lambton on Oct. 4 to become the OCAA's all-time leading scorer. His 49 career goals surpassed the previous record of 47 held by Fleming-Peterborough's Mike Everson during the 1981-82 through 1983-84 seasons. Similar to Everson, Malbasic is a former two-time scoring champion in the OCAA. St. Clair is in a battle for a playoff berth in the OCAA West region.

FEMALE: Jennifer Begley, Fanshawe

Jennifer Begley scored three goals in a pair of matches, including a key 3-1 victory over Sheridan on Oct 5 which gave Fanshawe the inside track to clinching second place in the OCAA West region, and a home playoff game. Begley also had a two-goal performance against Lambton on Oct. 7, a 6-0 win. Fanshawe can clinch second place with a win this week.

October 4, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Matt Raguseo, Seneca, Men's Rugby

Matt Raguseo had a 31-point effort in Seneca's 53-0 win over Conestoga on Friday. Raguseo contributed three tries, five converts and two penalty kicks in the victory. The 2010 OCAA all-star was last season's scoring champion in the OCAA East region. Seneca is one of three teams to start the season 2-0-0, as it looks to improve on its OCAA bronze medal from last year.

OVERALL FEMALE: Shawna Druif, Redeemer, Women's Soccer

Goalkeeper Shawna Druif has not allowed a goal in three matches this season, as Redeemer has jumped out to a 3-0-0 record. Redeemer opened the season with a 3-0 win against Niagara last Tuesday, followed by a 2-0 victory over Lambton on Friday and a 1-0 win over St. Clair on Saturday. All three matches were played at Redeemer. Druif faces a tough test against defending OCAA champion Humber on Wednesday.

FASTBALL

TOP PITCHER: Shannon Galea, Durham

Shannon Galea kept the opposition scoreless last week in a pair of 11-0 victories. Galea pitched five innings, allowing just one hit in a victory over Humber last Tuesday. She struck out five batters, and walked none. In a win over Conestoga on Saturday, Galea hurled another five innings, allowing just one hit. She struck out nine, and walked none. Durham is 4-0 to start the OCAA regular season.

TOP BATTER: Jessica O'Quinn, Humber

Jessica O'Quinn came up big for Humber in a doubleheader sweep of Mohawk on Saturday. In the opener, O'Quinn went 2-for-3 and drove in a run in a 4-3 victory. In the second game, O'Quinn went 1-for-3, scoring once while driving in a run in a 5-0 win. It marked Humber's first-ever victories in OCAA women's fastball, as it makes its debut in the sport in 2011. Humber is currently 2-4 with four games remaining.

RUGBY

MALE: Matt Raguseo, Seneca

FEMALE: Brooklyn Craig, Humber

Brooklyn Craig scored 13 points last Friday in Humber's 49-0 win over Seneca. The game was a rematch of last year's OCAA final that was won by Humber 15-7. Craig scored one try and added four converts. She has scored 23 points in two games, scoring three tries in total. Humber has jumped out to a 2-0-0 start in the OCAA West region.

SOCCER

MALE: Abdul Ibrahim, Algonquin

Abdul Ibrahim scored three goals in two road matches this weekend as Algonquin improved to 3-0-0 on the regular season. Ibrahim scored once in a 2-0 win at Fleming-Peterborough on Friday, and followed this up with a two-goal performance in a 6-0 victory over Durham on Saturday. Ibrahim is the reigning OCAA East region rookie of the year and OCAA all-star.

FEMALE: Shawna Druif, Redeemer

September 27, 2011

OVERALL MALE: Jeremy Nesbitt, Algonquin, Men's Rugby

Jeremy Nesbitt set a new OCAA single game scoring record in Division II men's rugby, contributing 18 points in Algonquin's 53-7 win over Fleming-Lindsay on Sunday. The old record of 17 points was set by Sergio Grice of St. Lawrence-Kingston in 2008. Nesbitt's five converts was one shy of tying another single game record. He also had one try and one penalty kick. It was Algonquin's debut match in OCAA men's rugby.

OVERALL FEMALE: Amanda Boismier, Seneca, Women's Fastball

Amanda Boismier struck out 15 batters to help provide Seneca a season opening 4-1 win over Mohawk on Saturday. Boismier allowed one run on three hits in seven innings of work, walking five. Boismier's 15 strikeouts were two short of an OCAA single game record. With a doubleheader sweep of Mohawk, Seneca jumped out to a 2-0 record to begin its season.

FASTBALL

TOP PITCHER: Amanda Boismier, Seneca

Amanda Boismier struck out 15 batters to help provide Seneca a season opening 4-1 win over Mohawk on Saturday. Boismier allowed one run on three hits in seven innings of work, walking five. Boismier's 15 strikeouts were two short of an OCAA single game record. With a doubleheader sweep of Mohawk, Seneca jumped out to a 2-0 record to begin its season.

TOP BATTER: Caitlyn Stiles, St. Clair

Caitlyn Stiles scored in all four of St. Clair's home games this past weekend. St. Clair outscored the opposition 30-10 en route to doubleheader sweeps of Humber and Conestoga. Twenty-seven percent of St. Clair's runs were a direct result of Stiles' contributions. Overall Stiles was 5-for-12 with seven runs and one RBI. St. Clair currently leads the OCAA standings with a 4-0 record.

RUGBY

MALE: Jeremy Nesbitt, Algonquin

Jeremy Nesbitt set a new OCAA single game scoring record in Division II men's rugby, contributing 18 points in Algonquin's 53-7 win over Fleming-Lindsay on Sunday. The old record of 17 points was set by Sergio Grice of St. Lawrence-Kingston in 2008. Nesbitt's five converts was one shy of tying another single game record. He also had one try and one penalty kick. It was Algonquin's debut match in OCAA men's rugby.

FEMALE: Danielle Pauze, Conestoga

Danielle Pauze made Conestoga's debut in OCAA women's rugby a winning one, scoring a game-winning try in a 10-7 victory over Seneca on Sunday. OCAA women's rugby was introduced as a trial sport in 2010, resulting in a number of new schools debuting in the sport in 2011. Making Conestoga's first win all that more impressive was that Seneca was an OCAA silver medalist in 2010.

SOCCER

MALE: Cameo Ellis, Sheridan

Coming off a season where he was named an all-Canadian, Sheridan's Cameo Ellis scored a pair of goals in a 5-1 win at Lambton on Saturday. The OCAA all-star defender doubled his total 2010 offensive output in just one match. Sheridan is coming off an OCAA silver medal performance in 2010 as it aims this season to reach the pinnacle of OCAA men's soccer for the first time since 1992.

FEMALE: Samantha Fowles, Conestoga

Samantha Fowles had an OCAA debut to remember last Friday, scoring all three goals in Conestoga's season opening 3-0 win over Mohawk. Fowles is among the OCAA league leaders in goals through two games. Conestoga fell short in last year's OCAA quarter-finals, losing to Seneca in penalty kicks. Conestoga has not won an OCAA championship since 1992.