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2008-2009 OCAA Championship Winners & Dates... Golf: Women’s Individual: Gold: Danielle Dunlop (Niagara), Silver: Maggie Trainor (Humber), Bronze: Shauna Wilde (Humber) Women’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber. Men’s Individual: Gold: Mike Zizek (Humber), Silver: James Castle (Humber), Bronze (tied): James Hoffman (Durham), Rob Lewis (Durham), Brett Pearl (Humber), James Dorion (St. Clair), Men’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber, Silver: Niagara, Bronze: Durham, Division II Team Champions, Gold: Fleming P, Silver: St. Lawrence – Kingston, Bronze: Boreal...Fastball: October 17-18, 2008 @ St. Clair, Windsor...Men’s Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women's Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Cross Country: October 25, 2008 @ Redeemer/Mohawk, Ancaster...Rugby (Division 1): November 8, 2008 @ Rugby Canada, Fletcher's Fields...Rugby (Division 2): Week of Nov. 3-7 @ TBA...Badminton: February 20-21, 2009 @ Georgian, Barrie...Men's Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Women’s Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Men’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Sheridan, Brampton...Curling: February 20-22, 2009 @ Mohawk, Hamilton...Men's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre...Women's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre... 2008-2009 OCAA Championship Winners & Dates... Golf: Women’s Individual: Gold: Danielle Dunlop (Niagara), Silver: Maggie Trainor (Humber), Bronze: Shauna Wilde (Humber) Women’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber. Men’s Individual: Gold: Mike Zizek (Humber), Silver: James Castle (Humber), Bronze (tied): James Hoffman (Durham), Rob Lewis (Durham), Brett Pearl (Humber), James Dorion (St. Clair), Men’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber, Silver: Niagara, Bronze: Durham, Division II Team Champions, Gold: Fleming P, Silver: St. Lawrence – Kingston, Bronze: Boreal...Fastball: October 17-18, 2008 @ St. Clair, Windsor...Men’s Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women's Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Cross Country: October 25, 2008 @ Redeemer/Mohawk, Ancaster...Rugby (Division 1): November 8, 2008 @ Rugby Canada, Fletcher's Fields...Rugby (Division 2): Week of Nov. 3-7 @ TBA...Badminton: February 20-21, 2009 @ Georgian, Barrie...Men's Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Women’s Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Men’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Sheridan, Brampton...Curling: February 20-22, 2009 @ Mohawk, Hamilton...Men's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre...Women's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre... 2008-2009 OCAA Championship Winners & Dates... Golf: Women’s Individual: Gold: Danielle Dunlop (Niagara), Silver: Maggie Trainor (Humber), Bronze: Shauna Wilde (Humber) Women’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber. Men’s Individual: Gold: Mike Zizek (Humber), Silver: James Castle (Humber), Bronze (tied): James Hoffman (Durham), Rob Lewis (Durham), Brett Pearl (Humber), James Dorion (St. Clair), Men’s Team Champions: Gold: Humber, Silver: Niagara, Bronze: Durham, Division II Team Champions, Gold: Fleming P, Silver: St. Lawrence – Kingston, Bronze: Boreal...Fastball: October 17-18, 2008 @ St. Clair, Windsor...Men’s Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women's Soccer: October 24-25, 2008 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Cross Country: October 25, 2008 @ Redeemer/Mohawk, Ancaster...Rugby (Division 1): November 8, 2008 @ Rugby Canada, Fletcher's Fields...Rugby (Division 2): Week of Nov. 3-7 @ TBA...Badminton: February 20-21, 2009 @ Georgian, Barrie...Men's Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Women’s Volleyball: February 27-28, 2009 @ Durham, Oshawa...Men’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Algonquin, Ottawa...Women’s Basketball: March 6-7, 2009 @ Sheridan, Brampton...Curling: February 20-22, 2009 @ Mohawk, Hamilton...Men's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre...Women's Indoor Soccer: March 26-27, 2009 @ Conestoga, OSA Soccer Centre...

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2007-08 OCAA MEN'S BASKETBALL ALL-STARS

MAJOR AWARD WINNERS
OCAA Player of the Year – Anthony Batchelor, Durham
OCAA and East Rookie of the Year – Jovain Wilson, Fleming (P)
West Rookie of the Year – Andy Campbell Fanshawe
CCAA All-Canadian – Neil O'Sullivan, Fleming (P)
CCAA All-Canadian – Anthony Batchelor, Durham
OCAA East Coach of the Year & CCAA Coach of the Year Nominee – Bill Crowdis, Fleming (P)
OCAA West Coach of the Year– Jim Flack, Sheridan

LEAGUE SCORING CHAMPION:
JP Amaral - Georgian (22.65 PPG)

REGIONAL SCORING CHAMPIONS:
East – JP Amaral – Georgian (22.65 PPG)
West - Chad Pereira – Lambton (19.44 PPG)

East Region
ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM
Anthony Batchelor, Durham
Aundre Rose, Centennial
Neil O’Sullivan, Fleming (P)
Milton Holness, St. Lawrence K
Mitch Mallette, Cambrian

West Region
ALL-STARS FIRST TEAM
Tab Donaldson, Sheridan
Jadwey Hemmings, Humber
Vyron Phillips, Algoma
David Korenic, St. Clair
Andy Campbell, Fanshawe

East Region
ALL-STARS SECOND TEAM
Louis-Philippe Gauthier, La Cite
Kern Lewis, St. Lawrence K
Jamal Fletcher, Loyalist
Jovain Wilson, Fleming (P)
Steve McLean, Georgian

West Region
ALL-STARS SECOND TEAM
Anthony McAleese, Niagara
Nigel Johnson-Tyghter, Sheridan
Mark McNee, Humber
Robbie Green, Algoma
Mackenzie Milmine, Mohawk