Banner Year Celebrated with 53^rd Annual St. Clair Athletic Awards Banquet

After a 2-year hiatus the Saints held their 53^rd Annual Athletic Awards Banquet at the St. Clair Centre for the Arts campus in downtown Windsor on Wednesday, May 11^th.  St. Clair had plenty to celebrate with one of the most successful seasons in program history that included ten provincial medals and three national podium finishes. 

This past year St. Clair played host to four provincial championship events with the OCAA Men’s Soccer and Women’s Basketball Final Four both being held on campus as well as the OCAA Women’s Softball Championship tournament and the Ontario Football Conference Championship game.  St. Clair also garnered national attention when the Saints hosted the CCAA Golf Championship at Ambassador Golf Club.

The Saints Men’s Baseball team captured their 6^th Gold Medal in eight OCAA years at the provincial tournament in Oshawa after a 12-2 pennant winning regular season.  Women’s Softball won a pair of Silver Medals including their 4^th in the last five OCAA seasons and travelled to Kelowna, BC for another 2^nd place finish at the CCSA National Championship.  Men’s Golf added another Division II Championship with the Women’s Golf team winning an OCAA Silver Medal. 

Cross Country produced three silver medals for St. Clair at the OCAA Championships with both Men’s and Women’s teams garnering neckwear along with an individual 2^nd place performance from Tyler Jones.  At the National Championships in Calgary, AB Jacob Fitzpatrick and Rick Nepomuceno joined Jones on the All-Canadian team which was his 4^th selection in as many seasons. 

The Basketball programs each went to the title game and settled for OCAA Provincial Silver with the Men’s team concluding a miracle run that resulted in their first ever CCAA National Medal with another Silver.  David Gomez Jr. finished his stellar Saints career and became the program’s third Men’s Basketball All-Canadian recipient for St. Clair.  Women’s Indoor Soccer concluded a whirlwind season with an OCAA Bronze Medal that produced 13 medals total which equals a program record that was set in 1979-80.

At Wednesday’s Athletic Banquet St. Clair had a chance to reflect on their team and individual achievements while naming their Major Award winners.  As a bonus the Major Awards portion of the evening was live-streamed by WE-Digital Productions at the following link. 

Below a list of the winners for several St. Clair Athletics Major Awards.

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Mason MacDonald Male & Female Athlete of the Year (In Honour of Mason MacDonald)

The athlete of the year is awarded to the graduating male and female student-athletes who have displayed outstanding athletic abilities while maintaining exemplary academic performance and school involvement during their years at St. Clair College.  The trophy was donated by and named for Mr. Mason MacDonald, former Athletic Director of the Western Ontario Institute of Technology, the predecessor of St. Clair College.

Female Winner: Jana Kucera

• 4^th Year Women’s Basketball (2017-22)
• Four Playoffs Appearances
• 3-time OCAA Silver Medalist (2018-19, 2019-20, 2021-22)
• 2018-19 CCAA National Championship Appearance
• 2018-19 CCAA Championship All-Star Selection (2^nd Team)
• 2018-19 Saints MVP
• 2017-18 Saints Coaches Award Winner
• 2018-19 St. Clair and the OCAA Scoring Leader
• 3-time OCAA West Division All-Star Selection (2018-19 & 2021-22 1^st Team, 2019-20 2^nd Team)
• 3-time OCAA Championship All-Star Selection
• 3-time CCAA Academic All-Canadian 2018-19, 2019-20 & 2021-22)
• 4-time OCAA All-Academic Award Winner
• 1,845 Career Points (2^nd All-time)
• 16.3 Points per Game Average (3^rd All-time)
• 113 Games Played (4^th All-time)
• 3-time Graduate – Autism and Behavioural Science, Educational Support & Fitness and Health Promotion

Male Winner: David Gomez Jr.

• 3^rd Year Men’s Basketball (2018-22)
• Sport & Recreation Management Graduate
• 3-time OCAA West All-Star (2018-19 2^nd Team, 2019-20 & 2021-22 1^st Team)
• 3 Playoff Appearances
• 3-time Saints MVP
• 2021-22 CCAA All-Canadian
• 2021-22 OCAA Silver Medal
• 2021-22 OCAA Championship All-Star
• 2021-22 CCAA Silver Medal
• 2021-22 CCAA Championship All-Star
• 6^th All-time in Saints Scoring (1,781 Points)
• 2^nd All-time in Saints Scoring Average (20.7 PPG)
• Saints Single Season FT % Record Holder (90% in 2019-20)

Al Hoffman ‘Athlete of the Year’ for Outstanding Achievement Award

This award recognizes intercollegiate athletes who perform at a high level of athletic excellence combined with sound scholastic achievement; who have excelled in athletic competition at the college, regional, provincial and/or national levels; whose efforts have contributed to the success, competitiveness, enhancement and overall quality of their respective sport.  This award is named after former Athletic Director, Al Hoffman who was inducted into the OCAA, CCAA and Windsor Essex County Sports Hall of Fame.  Starting in 2007, this award recognizes the most outstanding Male and Female Varsity Athletes at St. Clair College from the past season.

Female Winner: Amy Claydon

• 4^th Year Women’s Softball
• OCAA Silver Medal
• CCSA Silver Medal
• OCAA League All-Star
• OCAA Player of the Year
• OCAA Championship All-Star
• CCSA Championship All-Star

Male Winner: Tyler Jones

• 4^th Year Cross Country

• OCAA Championship Individual Silver Medal
• OCAA 1^st Team All-Ontario
• OCAA Championship Team Silver Medal
• CCAA Championship Team Bronze Medal
• CCAA All-Canadian (7^th Place)
• Saints MVP

Gerald Serviss Inter-Collegiate Coach of the Year Award

The Inter-Collegiate Coach of the Year Award is presented to the St. Clair College Varsity Head Coach whose teams exemplify a high level of performance, sportsmanship, dedication and leadership.  This coach will stress the values of athletic participation in an educational setting and will assist in the improvement of athletic skills as well as life skills.  This coach will provide leadership as a role model to their team members and St. Clair College. This award is named after former Hockey Coach, Gerald Serviss who led his teams to three Provincial Championships and one National Championship in 7 seasons.  He was inducted into the OCAA Hall of Fame in 2005. 

Winner: Brendon Seguin & Matt Sykes

• 3^rd Year Men’s Basketball
• West Division 2^nd Place (7-2)
• CCAA All-Canadian Selection (Gomez Jr.)
• OCAA Silver Medal
• CCAA Silver Medal (First National Medal in Program History)

John Albert Strasser Coaches Award

Awarded annually to the Varsity Coach whose team achieves success athletically while making significant contributions to the community.

Winner: Alex Wiseman

Exceptional Service Award (In Honour of Jack Costello)

Introduced in 2005-2006, the Exceptional Service Award is presented annually to an individual for his/her outstanding dedication and commitment to the Department of Athletics and Recreation. This award recognizes those who have gone above and beyond his/her regular duties over the past season. This award is named in honour of former hockey coach, Athletic Director, and OCAA Hall of Fame Member Jack Costello.

Winner: Gerry Marentette

Fair Play & Sportsmanship Award (In Honour of Bob Weepers)

Introduced in 1995-96, this award recognizes student-athletes who reflect the true spirit of sport through their exemplary commitment to sportsmanship, fair play and teamwork.  This award is named in honour of Bob Weepers, long time Athletic Coordinator, for his commitment and contributions to the Athletic Programs of St. Clair College.

Winners:

• (W) Basketball – Keirsten Tomkins
• (M) Basketball – Jalen Harmon

St. Clair Team Academic Awards

Established in 2004, this award recognizes St. Clair College Inter-Collegiate Varsity teams for academic achievement.  It is awarded to teams who attain the highest Grade Point Average amongst all team members in the fall semester.  This award is named in honour of Don Hogan who is a former St. Clair College Faculty member and Coordinator of the General Arts and Science program.

Winner:     Women’s Volleyball – Team 3.43 GPA

Academic All-Canadian Award

The CCAA Academic All-Canadian award is the CCAA’s most prestigious student-athlete honour, epitomizing both organizations’ commitment to academic success and athletic achievement.

Recipients:

• Athena Dimario Done – Women’s Soccer
• Evan Mendonca​ – Men’s Soccer
• Sarah Dobinson​ – Women’s Volleyball
• Chantal DeVlugt​ – Women’s Volleyball
• Jana Kucera – Women’s Basketball
• Logan Kucera – Women’s Basketball
• Melody Knight – Cross Country

Roy Washington Super Fan Award     

This award is presented to individuals who exhibit dedication in support of the St. Clair College Varsity teams while encouraging them in a positive manner.  By virtue of their presence at Saints Varsity events the program is elevated and this pride in St. Clair College should be celebrated.  This award is dedicated to the memory of Roy Washington who was a long-time supporter of the Saints Varsity teams.

Winner: Michael Beale & Kshitij Punj

Varsity Team Awards

Women’s Volleyball

• Season Record: 6-3 (4th Place OCAA West Division)
• Playoff Crossover: Defeated 3-2 by Niagara College
• Ranked as High as 7th in Canada
• OCAA All Academic: Rileigh Davis, Chantal DeVlugt, Sarah Dobinson, Lia DeGirolamo, Alexis Stewart, Kelly Rodgers, Krista Nichol, Mikayla Stocks, Ashley Maleyko, Naisa Williams
• OCAA West Division 1st Team All-Star: Sarah Dobinson
• OCAA West Division 2nd Team All-Star: Chantal DeVlugt 
• OCAA West Division All-Rookie Team: Kiana Huggins
• OCAA & CCAA Athlete of the Week: Sarah Dobinson

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Lia DeGirolamo         
• Most Improved Player: Krista Nichol
• Rookie of the Year: Kiana Huggins
• Most Valuable Player: Sarah Dobinson         

Men’s Indoor Soccer

• Season Record: Redeemer Invitational 1st Place (3-0-1 Record)
• OCAA Regionals 1st place (2-0-1 Record)
• OCAA Championship: Hosted by George Brown at Ontario Soccer Centre (Vaughan)
• Tied for 5th Round Robin 1-2 Record Did not qualify for semi-finals
• St. Clair Team Awards:
• Coaches Award: Frederico Colares
• Rookie of the Year: Thomas Kogel
• Most Valuable Player: Massimo Pollard

Men’s Outdoor Soccer

• Season Record: 4-2 (2nd Place OCAA West Region)
• Qualified for OCAA Final Four hosted by St. Clair
• OCAA All Academic: Massimo Pollard, Thomas Kogel, Patrick Maheux, Frederico Colares, Rodi Mazloum, Joao Gabriel Santos, Evan Mendonca, Joao Santos
• OCAA West Division All-Stars: Jonathan Rondinelli, Evan Mendonca
• OCAA West Division Top Defensive Player: Patrick Maheux
• OCAA Championship All Star: Austin Severino
• OCAA Championship Fairplay Award: Thomas Kogel

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Dillon Hayes
• Best Defensive Player: Austin Severino
• Rookie of the Year: Patrick Maheux
• Most Valuable Player: Evan Mendonca

Fratmen Football

• OFC Awards
• Offensive All-Stars
• OFFENSIVE LINE – Kyle Jennings (G/C) & Corey Levesque (LT)
• RECEIVER – Cody Holmes (SB) & Jared Hayes-Williams (WR)
• RUNNING BACK – Jacob Savoni (RB)
• QUARTERBACK – Michael Beale
• PLACE KICKER – Jake Holloway
• Defensive All-Stars
• DEFENSIVE LINE – Jordan Krug (DT/DE)
• LINEBACKER – Josh Allen (LB)
• DEFENSIVE BACK – Billy Patterson Jr. (CB) & Braeden McDougall (DB)
• PUNTER – Jake Holloway

Major Awards

• OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER – Jacob Savoni
• OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE LINEMAN – Kyle Jennings
• OUTSTANDING RETURN SPECIALIST – Dante Lewis
• Coach of the Year – Mike LaChance
• CJFL Awards
• All-Canadian Selections
• Defensive Back – Billy Patterson Jr.
• Return Specialist – Dante Lewis
• Offensive Line – Kyle Jennings
• Receiver – Cody Holmes
• Running Back – Jacob Savoni
• Quarterback – Michael Beale
• Rick Smoke Volunteer Recognition Award – Tim Holden

Fratmen Football Awards

• Chris Glover Memorial Award Most Dedicated Player: Jared Hayes-Williams
• John Bitonti Memorial Award for Leadership: James Rice
• Brian Taffinder Memorial Award Volunteer of the Year: Dave Drouillard
• Rookie of the Year: Billy Patterson Jr.
• Special Teams Player of the Year: Dante Lewis
• Lineman of the Year: Kyle Jennings
• Offensive Player of the Year: Cody Holmes
• Defensive Player of the Year: Josh Allen
• Most Valuable Player: Jacob Savoni

Golf

• OCAA Championships: Hosted by Sault College at Crimson Ridge Golf Club
• Men’s Team: OCAA Division II Gold
• Women’s Team: OCAA Silver
• OCAA Women’s All Ontario Team: Shannon Coffey 4th Place
• CCAA Championship: Hosted by St. Clair College at Ambassador Golf Club
• Shannon Coffey 5th Nationals
• Shannon Coffey CCAA Gold OCAA Conference Team
• Sophia Fallea CCAA Bronze OCAA Conference Team
• OCAA All-Academic: Shannon Coffey

St. Clair Team Awards:

• Coaches Award: Andrew Pillon
• Rookie of the Year: Liam Lavin
• Most Valuable Player: Shannon Coffey

Women’s Indoor Soccer

• Season Record: Redeemer Invitational 1st Place (4-0 Record)
• OCAA Regional Champions 1st Place (2-0-1 Record)                                 
• OCAA Championship: Hosted by George Brown at Ontario Soccer Centre (Vaughan)
• OCAA Bronze (4-1 Record)
• OCAA Championship All-Star: Natalie Turner

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Cassie Nicholas
• Rookie of the Year: Malary Cole
• Most Valuable Player: Natalie Turner

Women’s Basketball

• Season Record: 8-0 (1st Place OCAA West Division)
• Divisional Playoff: Won 60-56 vs Fanshawe College
• ¼ Final Crossover Play-off: Won 92-60 vs. Durham College
• OCAA Championship Hosted by St. Clair (Windsor): OCAA Silver Medal (1-1)
• OCAA All-Academic: Jana Kucera, Logan Kucera, Shae-Lyn Murphy, Grace Smrke, Keirsten Tomkins, Gabrielle Whiteye
• West Division All-Stars: Jana Kucera & Logan Kucera (1st Team)
• West Division Sixth Woman of the Year: Bre’Aira Burton
• OCAA Championship All-Star Team: Jana Kucera, Logan Kucera

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Keirsten Tomkins
• Best Defensive Player: Bre’Aira Burton
• Rookie of the Year: Shae-Lyn Murphy
• Most Valuable Player: Logan Kucera

Cross Country

• Fanshawe College Inv. (London): Men’s Team 2nd Place, Jacob Fitzpatrick 3rd Place
• Women’s Team 2nd Place
• Centennial College Inv. (Scarborough):   Men’s Team 1st Place, Tyler Jones 2nd Place
• Women’s Team 2nd Place
• OCAA Championship Hosted by Humber (Caledon):  Men’s Team Silver Medal
• Men’s All-Ontario First-Team: Tyler Jones (Silver Medal), Jacob Fitzpatrick (4th Place, OCAA Rookie of the Year), Rick Nepomuceno (5th Place)
• Men’s All-Ontario Second-Team: Matt Lafleur (10th Place)
• Women’s Team Silver Medal
• Women’s All-Ontario First-Team: Melody Knight (7th Place)
• Women’s All-Ontario Second-Team: Mya Palumbo (8th Place)
• Lily Pattinson (14th Place)
• CCAA Championship Hosted by St. Mary’s U. (Calgary, AB):   
• Men’s Team Bronze Medal
• Tyler Jones (7th Place, All-Canadian)
• Jacob Fitzpatrick (8th Place, All-Canadian)
• Rick Nepomuceno (10th Place, All-Canadian)
• Women’s Team 8th Place
• OCAA All-Academic: Hailey Jones, Melody Knight, John Riley

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Rick Nepomuceno
• Rookie of the Year: Jacob Fitzpatrick
• Most Valuable Player: Tyler Jones

Women’s Softball

• Season Record: 17-1 (1st Place)
• OCAA Championship Hosted by St. Clair (Windsor):  Silver Medal (2-2)
• CCSA National Championship Hosted by UBCO (Kelowna, BC): Silver Medal (3-3)
• OCAA All-Academic: Allison Dufour, Judy Lafleur, Shae-Lyn Murphy, Maya Novakovic, Sarah Vellinga, Jacklyn Yewchyn
• OCAA Academic & Athletic Excellence:  Judy Lafleur, Shae-Lyn Murphy
• Windsor Girls Pitching Club Scholarship Recipients: Maya Novakovic, Jacklyn Yewchyn, Allison Dufour, Riley Csabai
• OCAA All-Stars: Julia Brusseau, Shae-Lyn Murphy, Amy Claydon, Judy Lafleur
• OCAA Rookie of the Year: Shae-Lyn Murphy
• OCAA Player of the Year: Amy Claydon
• OCAA Coach of the Year: Doug Wiseman
• OCAA Championship All-Stars: Shae-Lyn Murphy, Amy Claydon
• CCSA Championship All-Stars: Shae-Lyn Murphy, Amy Claydon

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Ashley-Rae Brill
• Rookie of the Year: Judy Lafleur
• Best Offensive Player: Amy Claydon
• Top Pitcher: Amy Claydon
• Most Valuable Player: Shae-Lyn Murphy

Men’s Basketball

• Season Record: 7-2 (2nd Place OCAA West Division)
• Divisional Play-off: Won 116-92 vs. Sheridan College
• ¼ Final Crossover Play-off: Won 100-75 vs. Algonquin College
• OCAA Championship Hosted by Humber (Etobicoke): Silver Medal (1-1)
• CCAA Championship Hosted by Humber (Etobicoke): Silver Medal (2-1)
• OCAA All-Academic: Dallas Akins, Jacob Macalalad
• OCAA West Division All-Stars: David Gomez Jr. (1st Team), Jalen Harmon (2nd Team)
• OCAA West Sixth Man of the Year: Jesiah Deerr
• CCAA All-Canadian: David Gomez Jr.
• OCAA Championship All-Stars: David Gomez Jr., Chad Vincent-Simon
• CCAA Championship All-Stars: David Gomez Jr., Chad Vincent-Simon

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Jacob Macalalad
• Best Defensive Player: Darnelle Peddie
• Rookie of the Year: Ardell Scott-Jackson
• Most Valuable Player: David Gomez Jr.

Men’s Baseball

• Season Record: 12-2 (West 1st Place)
• OCAA Championship Hosted by Durham (Oshawa): Gold Medal (3-0)
• OCAA All-Academic: Riley Briggs, Isaac Buisson, Evan Ferguson, Henry Real, Ben Smith, Austin Tilson, Enoc Watts
• OCAA Academic & Athletic Excellence: Henry Real
• OCAA All-Stars: Henry Real, Cameron O’Reilly, Josh Anderson, Colin Robinson
• OCAA Pitcher of the Year: Cameron O’Reilly
• OCAA Championship All-Stars:    Colin Robinson, Austin Oulds
• OCAA Championship MVP: Henry Real     

St. Clair Team Awards

• Coaches Award: Michael Hamlin          
• Rookie of the Year: Hunter Appleyard
• Best Offensive Player: Henry Real
• Chico LaBute Top Pitcher: Cameron O’Reilly
• Most Valuable Player: Joshua Anderson

St. Clair College Varsity/S.A.A.

2021-2022 Academic All-Stars

Recognizing Student-Athletes & S.S.A.A. members who have achieved at least a 3.00 Grade Point Average in Fall Semester (Bolded Student-Athletes achieved a Perfect 4.00 Grade Point Average)

Men’s Soccer

• Deepak Thukral – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Frederico Colares – Fitness & Health Promotion
• Thomas Kogel – Horticulture Tech. Landscaping
• Patrick Maheux – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Rodi Mazloum – Computer Systems Networking
• Evan Mendonca – Electrical Techniques
• Ezra Fogal – Biomedical Eng. Tech.
• Massimo Pollard – Business Admin. Accounting
• Joao Pavia Santos – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Jack Roberts – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Joao Gabriel Santos – Chem. Lab. Tech.

Women’s Soccer

• Alayna Banks – Welding Techniques
• Malary Cole – PSI
• Athena Dimario Done – Pre-Service Firefighting
• Tira Copeland – GAS
• Jaclyn French – Office Admin. General
• Cassie Nicholas – Liberal Arts
• Ravneet Rana – GAS
• Ally Schooley – Pre-Health Science
• Amanda Simonetta – Vet. Tech.
• Melissa Watson – Practical Nursing

Men’s Baseball

• Josh Anderson – SRM
• Hunter Appleyard – PSI
• Riley Briggs – H. Bach. BA (ICT)
• Isaac Buisson – SRM
• Evan Ferguson – H. Bach. AA SJ & LS
• Blake Harnadek – FHP
• Henry Real – EASL
• Carter Reh – FHP
• Colin Robinson – Child & Youth Care
• Hayden Sitko – SRM
• Ben Smith – Woodworking Tech.
• Austin Tilson – FHP
• Enoc Watts – EASL
• Brock Whitson – Comp. Sys Tech-Net.

Women’s Softball

• Ashley-Rae Brill – ECE
• Rya Cowan – Bus Admin-Mrktg.
• Riley Csabai – Collab. Nursing
• Allison Dufour – ECE
• Emily Erskine – PSI
• Judy Lafleur – PSI
• Shae-Lyn Murphy – Collab. Nursing
• Maya Novakovic – Comm. & Just. Serv.
• Savannah Prescott – Collab. Nursing
• Sydney Shewell – Police Foundations
• Sarah Vellinga – Cardio. Tech.
• Jacklyn Yewchyn – FHP

Golf

• Bradley Roughton – Architectural Tech.
• Kayden Stammler – Civil Eng. Tech.
• Shannon Coffey – Interior Design
• Sophia Fallea – Dental Hygiene
• Megan Schaafsma – Interior Design
• Andrew Pillon – Business Admin. Marketing

Cross Country

• Natasha Atherton – Protection, Security & Invest.
• Jacob Fitzpatrick – Biomedical Eng. Technology
• Hailey Jones – Dental Hygiene
• Melody Knight – Pre-Health Science
• Samantha Marchenkowsky – Collaborative Nursing
• Rick Nepomuceno – Bachelor of Commerce (Nipissing)
• John Riley – Pre-Service Firefighter Ed/Tr.

Fratmen Football

• Joshua Allen – Police Foundations
• Michael Beale – Sport & Recreation Management
• Octavian Fanea – Protection, Security & Investigation
• Tiaje Holmes (Polkosnik) – Electromechanical Engineering Technician – Robotics
• David Reaume – Fitness and Health Promotion
• Jacob  Savoni – Plumber
• Taylor Sherlock -Welding Techniques
• Everett Vanlare – Bachelor of Appl Arts in Social Justice

Women’s Volleyball

• Rileigh Davis – Respiratory Therapy
• Lia DeGirolamo – Business Admin. Marketing
• Chantel DeVlugt – Architectural Tech.
• Mikayla Stocks – Bach. Applied Arts Social Justice
• Sarah Dobinson – Fitness & Health Promotion
• Kelly Rodgers – Child & Youth Care
• Kiana Huggins – Business Admin. Finance
• Ashley Maleyko -Business Admin. Accounting
• Krista Nichol – Fitness & Health Promotion
• Ashley Yuen – Nursing
• Alexis Stewart – Child & Youth Care
• Annastasia Droppert – Pre-Health Science
• Kate Williams – Pre-Health Science
• Naisa Williams –  Bach. Applied Arts Social Justice

Men’s Volleyball

• Marc Galipeau – PSI
• Blake Harnadek – Fitness & Health Promotion
• Owen Kemp – Tourism & Travel
• Takanori Aono – Mech. Eng. Tech. Auto.
• Jonah Certossi – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Jacob Derksen – Nursing
• Vaunn Smith – Fitness & Health Promotion
• Nick Kwaitkowski – Nursing

Men’s Basketball

• Dallas Akins – Bachelor of Business Admin HR
• Jacob Macalalad – Fitness and Health Promotion
• Rodi Mazloum – Computer Sys Techy -Networking
• Javonte Mitchell – Bachelor of Commerce (Nipissing)

Women’s Basketball

• Mackenzie Beselaere – Fitness and Health Promotion
• Bre’Aira Burton – Community & Justice Services
• Jana Kucera – Autism & Behavioural Science
• Logan Kucera – Autism & Behavioural Science
• Shae-Lyn Murphy – Collaborative Nursing
• Grace Smrke – Pre-Service Firefighter Ed/Tr.
• Keirsten Tomkins – Dental Hygiene
• Gabrielle Whiteye – Collaborative Nursing

SSAA

• Michael Beale – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Sydney Shewell – Police Foundations
• Christian Seguin – Business Admin. HR
• Swapnil Ahmed – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Rya Cowan – Business Admin. Marketing
• Peyton Huston – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Jaclyn French – Office Admin. General
• Drew Howson – Sport & Rec. Mgmt.
• Ashley Rae-Brill – ECE