2010-2011 OCAA Championship Winners & Dates...Golf: Oct 4-6, 2010 @ Georgian...Fastball: Oct 15-16, 2010 @ Durham...Men's Soccer: Oct 29-30, 2010 @ OSA Soccer Centre...Women's Soccer: Oct 29-30, 2010 @ OSA Soccer Centre...Cross Country: Oct 30, 2010 @ Fanshawe...Rugby (Division II): Week of Nov 1, 2010 @ Higher Seeded Team...Rugby (Women's): Week of Nov 8, 2010 @ Higher Seeded Team...Rugby (Division I): Nov 13, 2010 @ TBA... Curling: Feb 18-21, 2011 @ Fleming L...Badminton: Feb 18-19, 2011 @ Fanshawe...Men's Volleyball: Feb 24-26, 2011 @ Seneca...Women's Volleyball: Feb 24-26, 2011 @ Loyalist...Men's Basketball: March 3-5, 2011 @ Algoma...Women's Basketball: March 4-6, 2011 @ Algonquin...Men's Indoor Soccer: March 24-25, 2011 @ OSA Soccer Centre...Women's Indoor Soccer: March 24-25, 2011 @ OSA Soccer Centre...
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2009 OCAA MEN'S SOCCER AWARDS

Player of the Year
Andrew DaSilva, Humber*

CCAA All-Canadians
Andrew DaSilva, Humber
Sean Pound, Algonquin
Aleks Janjic, Humber

CCAA Coach of the Year Nominee
Kwesi Loney, Algonquin*

League Scoring Champion
Robert Malbasic – St. Clair, (1.55 GPG)

OCAA Rookie of the Year
Calvin Rosario, Humber

Regular Season Champions
East - Algonquin Thunder
Central East – Seneca Sting
West – Fanshawe Falcons
Central West – Humber Hawks

Coach of the Year
East/Central East – Kwesi Loney, Algonquin
West/Central West – Germain Sanchez, Humber

Rookie of the Year
East/Central East – Andrew Little, George Brown
West/Central West – Calvin Rosario, Humber

Defensive Player of the Year
East/Central East – Mike Gagliano - Algonquin
West/Central West – Steve Hepton - Fanshawe

Regional Scoring Champion
East – Mark VanBeek – Fleming P (1.00 GPG)
Central East - Noel Ellerton – George Brown (1.09 GPG)
West - Robert Malbasic – St. Clair (1.55 GPG)
Central West – Aleks Janjic – Humber (1.50 GPG)

Best Defensive Team
East – Algonquin Thunder
Central East – Seneca Sting
Central West – Humber Hawks
West – Conestoga Condors

League Top Goalkeeper(s)
East/Central East – Aaron Taylor, Algonquin
West/Central West – Shane Ditchfield, Conestoga

West/Central Wes All-Starst
Shane Ditchfield, Conestoga
Jordan Taylor, Conestoga
Karol Makos, Fanshawe
Steve Hepton, Fanshawe
Andrew DaSilva, Humber
Aleks Janjic, Humber
Jeff Soetemans, Lambton
Jamie McCahill, Lambton
Yousuf Mohammad, Mohawk
Hassan Hamed, Mohawk
Matt Miedema, Niagara
Mark Ward, Niagara
Jeremy Stevens, Redeemer
Darren Hoogendorn, Redeemer
Paul Ferri, Sheridan
Mark Burns, Sheridan
Robert Malbasic, St. Clair
Kristian Nedinic, St. Clair

East/Central East All-Stars
Sean Pound, Algonquin
Erichsen Bailey, Algonquin
Corey Boyce, Cambrian
Cody Welsh, Cambrian
Ciaran Thompson, Centennial
Enea Pano, Centennial
Benn Vander Eyken, Durham
Sebastian Dignoti, Durham
Mark VanBeek, Fleming
Ryan Elchyson, Fleming
Matt Sorsak, George Brown
Leandro Kim, George Brown
Live Karibu, La Cite
Yale Touzin, La Cite
Shawn Tatham, Seneca
Fabrizio Castilgone, Seneca
Jared Savory, St. Lawrence K
Brendan Saunders, St. Lawrence K

OCAA Championship All-Stars
Fanshawe - Milos Janikic
Seneca - Mohmoud Mirsadeghi
Algonquin - Paul Waigango Kihara

OCAA Championship Top Goalkeeper
Seneca - Adam Orologio

OCAA Championship MVP
Algonquin - Sean Pound

OCAA Medal Winners
Gold: Algonquin
Silver: Seneca
Bronze: Fanshawe

CCAA Athlete of the Month
Algonquin - Sean Pound

CCAA Medal Winners
Gold: Seneca

CCAA Championship All-Stars
Seneca: Shawn Tatham
Seneca: Fab Castiglione
Seneca: Gianfranco Chiechi
Algonquin: Mike Gagliano

CCAA Championship MVP
Seneca: Mahmoud Mirsedeghi

* denotes National Award winner

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