TORONTO - The Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) is proud to announce that Carmine Fiore of Humber Polytechnic has been named its 2025-26 Male Athlete of the Year.
TORONTO - The Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) is proud to announce the following nominees for its 2025-26 Male Athlete of the Year.
Winning the CCAA National Championship with the Humber men’s soccer team this fall has become a core memory for fourth-year University of Guelph-Humber (U of GH) kinesiology student-athlete Isaiah Noel.
In front of a packed and electric home crowd at Seaway Park 3, the Humber Hawks captured the 2025 CCAA men's soccer national championship title with a hard-fought 2-1 victory over host Champlain Saint-Lambert.
Ten years ago, the Hawks stood on this very same pitch playing in the national final.
OTTAWA - The Conestoga Condors won their second gold medal in three seasons at the 2025 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Men's Soccer Championship.
OTTAWA - The Conestoga Condors and Humber Hawks have advanced to the gold medal game at the 2025 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Men's Soccer Championship.
Algonquin College plays host to the 2025 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Men's Soccer Championship beginning Saturday at the Algonquin Sports Field in Ottawa.
Four more men's soccer elimination matches are set to take place on Saturday in the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association.
Alessandro Vivolo (Ottawa) of Algonquin College is the 2025 Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Men's Soccer Player of the Year.
The Ontario Colleges Athletics Association (OCAA) Round of 16 matches are set for men's soccer, with eight elimination matches taking place on Wednesday.
Humber Hawks remain undefeated throughout the season
TORONTO – The Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) announced today its 2025 regular season men's soccer schedule, set to begin on Sept. 5.
The CCAA national championship final was a thriller from start to finish, as the Humber Hawks and Algonquin Wolves gave it their all in an intense battle.
TORONTO – Water is wet, sugar is sweet, and the No. 1 Humber men's soccer are provincial champions once again, for the 16th time.
TORONTO – The No. 15 Seneca Sting (9-2-3) has captured their second-straight OCAA bronze medal after defeating the No. 9 Sheridan Bruins (10-2-2) on Saturday afternoon at the Esther Shiner Civic Stadium.