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Schedule of EventsChampionship Site: Ontario Soccer Centre, Vaughan, Ont.

Thursday, October 28, 2010:OCAA Soccer Championship Banquet 6:30 p.m.Holiday Inn - Toronto Airport East Centennial Ballroom

Coaches Meeting 9:30 p.m.Holiday Inn - Toronto Airport East Perkings Meeting Room Friday, October 29, 2010:Women’s SemifinalsAlgonquin vs. Fanshawe Vaughan Grove Turf Field 12:00 p.m.Humber vs. Seneca OSA Turf Field 12:00 p.m.

Men’s SemifinalsHumber vs. Mohawk Vaughan Grove Turf Field 3:00 p.m.Seneca vs. Sheridan OSA Turf Field 3:00 p.m.

Saturday, October 30, 2010:Women’s Bronze Medal Game 9:00 a.m.Men’s Bronze Medal Game 12:00 p.m.Women’s Gold Medal Game 3:00 p.m.Men’s Gold Medal Game 6:00 p.m.All Saturday games at OSA Turf Field

Host Tournament Committee:

Tournament Chair Blair WebsterMarketing, Media & Sponsorship Josh Bell-Webster Kim WarnerFacilty & Technical Services Mark Couch Kendra HunterWomen’s Senior Convenor Marlene FordMen’s Senior Convenor John FaragherReferee Assignor Tony Camacho

2010 Men’s & Women’s Soccer Championship

Ontario Colleges Athletic Association

On behalf of the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association, it is my great pleasure to welcome you to Vaughn and the 2010 belairdirect OCAA Men’s and Women’s Soccer Championships. I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate all of the players and coaches in the OCAA for their hard work and commitment to excellence this past season. Soccer is one of the premier sports within the OCAA and your dedication to continue in athletics while pursuing a post-secondary education is a testament for all young soccer players in the

province of Ontario to look up to. A sincere thank you to John Faragher and Marlene Ford, for their continued work as OCAA soccer convenors. Their dedication to OCAA soccer has ensured that the sport has continued to run smoothly once again. Good luck to all of the participants over the next couple of days and also to those who will go on to represent Ontario at the CCAA national championships in Edmonton next month.

Blair WebsterOCAA Executive Director and Tournament Chair

Introduction

For the past two months, student-athletes and coaches have been preparing themselves for these upcoming two days of intense competition. Skill, determination and the desire to pursue athletic and academic excellence are the foundations of your achievements to date. Enjoy these two days of excellent competition. Win or lose, the OCAA wishes that student-athletes can look back on their collegiate years with fond memories. Success will not be measured on how your

team performs over the next days, but on how you learn and develop as an individual from these experiences. I wish the players, coaches and the many people involved in hosting this event the best of luck. Your hard work and dedication is what makes this occasion very special.

John FaragherMen’s Soccer Senior Convenor

Congratulations to all participants for qualifying for the 2010 belairdirect OCAA Soccer Championships. All competing teams have worked extremely hard for the past two months preparing themselves for these upcoming two days of competition.

You are all outstanding representatives of your respective Colleges, as well as fine examples of the value of combining academic pursuits with athletic achievements. Take as many memories from this tournament as you can, as they are games you will remember for your entire lifetime. Remember what

College means to you as a student-athlete and strive to be the best on and off the field.

I would like to wish the players and coaches good luck and thank the OCAA Central Office for hosting this event.

Sincerely,

Marlene FordWomen’s Soccer Senior Convenor

On behalf of The Ontario Soccer Association, I wish to extend a warm welcome to the players, coaches, officials and supporters of the teams participating in the 2010 OCAA Soccer Championships at the Ontario Soccer Centre in Vaughan. Today, soccer is Ontario and Canada’s major participation sport, and the phenomenal growth experienced in recent years is due in large measure to the tireless efforts of many dedicated players, parents, coaches, officials, administrators and executives who follow their vision and help realize the potential of “The Beautiful Game”.

College student-athletes in the Province of Ontario are enriched by the enhanced quality of life enjoyed by soccer participants at all levels -- from recreation house league to highly competitive teams -- for whom your organization provides opportunities for personal growth, development and achievement through teamwork. The Ontario Soccer Association recognizes the hard work and commends the splendid achievements of your Association in developing and promoting soccer in Ontario’s colleges. I assure you that The Ontario Soccer Association is committed to continue providing and improving support for the OCAA, and we look forward to pursuing with you our shared vision to develop the game to its full potential. Please accept my best wishes for a most enjoyable, memorable and successful Championships.

Guy BradburyCEO of The Ontario Soccer Association

Introduction

AlgonquinThunderLocation: Ottawa, Ont.

Enrollment: 12,500

Colours: Blue/Silver/White

Record:Overall: 8-0-0Home: 4-0-0Away: 4-0-0

Schedule:@ Cambrian W 6-0vs. Durham W 4-1vs. Fleming-P W 1-0vs. Seneca W 2-0@ St. Lawrence-K W 17-1@ Loyalist W 6-0@ Centennial W 10-0vs. La Cite W 2-0

Last 5 Years:(Regular Season)2009: 9-2-1 (2)2008: 11-0-1 (1)2007: 7-1-0 (2)2006: 6-0-1 (2)2005: 5-1-1 (2)

Past History: Gold: 3Silver: 6Bronze: 2

Last Time They Won:2002

Algonquin Thunder

# Name POS HT Hometown YR00 Jennifer Kelly GK 5’7” Ottawa 21 April Saunders GK 5’5” Ottawa 22 Jennifer Conlon D 5’6” Ottawa 23 Ashley Massey MF 5’9” Ottawa 24 Francis Seale MF 5’4” Cornwall 16 Sarah MacDonald D 5’4” Ottawa 57 Kelly Avalos MF 5’3” Ottawa 28 Alanna Weatherby MF 5’6” Ottawa 19 Chelsea McLean D 5’9” Ottawa 210 Jessica Ferguson MF 5’7” Ottawa 211 Sydney Midwood F 5’6” Kingston 112 Morena Pizzo D 5’8” Ottawa 213 Julie Paul MF 5’7” Ottawa 114 Kayla Marshall F 5’8” Ottawa 115 Jenette Golden D 5’4” Victoria 116 Chelsea Larock D 5’8” Ottawa 317 Chelsea Saunders MF 5’9” Ottawa 118 Jaymie Baldree MF 5’8” Kingston 221 Ginny Cass F 5’5” Burlington 1

Head Coach Garth Gittens Athletic Director Ron Port

FanshaweFalconsLocation: London, Ont.

Enrollment: 14,935

Colours: Red/White


Schedule:vs. Lambton W 6-0vs. Humber T 1-1@ Redeemer W 2-0vs. Contestoga W 2-0@ Niagara W 2-0vs. Sheridan W 3-0@ St. Clair T 0-0@ Mohawk W 3-2




Fanshawe Falcons

# Name POS HT Hometown YR1 Sarah King G 5’6” Peterborough 430 Jenna Goodhew G 5’7” Stratford 231 Kayla Sibbald G 5’3” London 12 Rachel Bax F 5’4” London 23 Paige Pye D 5’6” Putnam 14 Shelby Kemp D 5’2” Glencoe 15 Jaynie VanDeWalle M 5’4” St. Marys 16 Kelly Devries D 5’5” Gowanstown 17 Lia Barkauskas F 5’6” London 29 Jessica Bergsma F 5’9” London 110 Meaghen Orr F 5’9” London 111 Nicole Carriere M 5’6” London 212 Brittany Ryan M 5’6” Pakenham 113 Tanya Beishuizen D 5’3” London 314 Leah Slamen M 5’5” Barrie 315 Lawren Comrie D 5’5” London 416 Victoria Morelly F 5’3” Newmarket 217 Chelsea Smith D 5’5” Kitchener 118 Alexandra Mcavoy M 5’6” Ridgeway 120 Brittany Haan D 5’8” Strathroy 222 Emily Niermann F 5’10” Blue Mountains 123 Kolbi Bell M 5’5” London 1 Tori Berndt D 5’6” Strathroy 1

Head Coach Martin Painter Athletic Director Mike Lindsay

HumberHawksLocation: Etobicoke, Ont.

Enrollment: 15,000

Colours: Navy/Gold/White


Schedule:@ Mohawk W 2-0@ Fanshawe T 1-1vs. Niagara W 5-1@ Conestoga W 3-1vs. St. Clair W 1-0vs. Lambton W 11-0@ Redeemer W 5-0vs. Sheridan W 4-0




Humber Hawks

# Name POS HT Hometown YR0 Rose Mary Ormeno GK 5’7 Toronto 51 Ashley Care GK 5’2 Toronto 12 Jordanna Langill F 5’3 North Bay 33 Rebecca Rauer D 5’0 Oakville 14 Joanna Alexopulos M 5’4 Mississauga 55 Jaime-Lyn Baggs D 5’6 Mississauga 16 Jackie Rolfe M 5’0 Woodstock 27 Natasha Kroon F 5’5 Orono 18 Hayley Green D 5’4 Tottenham 39 Melissa Migliazza D 5’1 Toronto 410 Bianca Barbieri M 5’2 Toronto 411 Connie Tamburello F 5’4 Toronto 512 Leslie Quigley D 5’8 Mississauga 513 Ashley Costa F 5’5 Cambridge 114 Nilda Correia M 5’1 Toronto 415 Chauntelle Facey M 5’2 Toronto 216 Alison Lemon F 5’7 Mississauga 117 Sonia Rocha M 5’3 Mississauga 318 Rosa Andriano M 5’0 Toronto 219 Brittany Szcerbakow M 5’10 Mississauga 320 Angela Solarz F 5’3 Trenton 121 Keyla Moreno F 5’4 Toronto 322 Samantha Batten F 5’6 Stouffville 523 Nicole Carvalho D 5’4 Toronto 2

Head Coaches Vince Pileggi, Mauro Ongaro Athletic Director Doug Fox

Seneca StingLocation: North York, Ont.

Enrollment: 17,450

Colours: Red/Black/White


Schedule:vs. Loyalist W 8-0vs. Cambrian W 1-0vs. Centennial W 6-1@ La Cite W 1-0 @ Algonquin L 2-0vs. St. Lawrence-K W 5-0@ Fleming-P W 1-0@ Durham L 2-1




Seneca Sting

# Name POS HT Hometown YR0 Alisha Caldwell G 5’5” Bridgetown 11 Katerina Conde G 5’8” Toronto 22 Joanna Lunetta D 5’1” Kleinburg 33 Sam Braithwaite D 5’3” Peterborough 34 Kristina Mantenuto D 5’1” Richmond Hill 45 Samantha Macchione M 5’5” Maple 16 Lisa Churey D 5’7” Burlington 17 Elena Gatti F 5’8” Toronto 18 Natalie Colangelo M 5’5” Richmond Hill 19 Brittney Norman D 5’7” Orangeville 110 Leandra Covello M 5’4” Woodbridge 111 Sabrina Henry D 5’5” Bolton 412 Ruth Holland S 6’0” Peterborough 213 Erin Murray D 5’7” Stoney Creek 114 Carleigh Andonovski M 5’3” Uxbridge 115 Kim Marshall D 5’8” Bradford 316 Tiffany Beaumont S 5’4” Aurora 320 Cyndl Powers M 5’5” Picton 121 Olivia Ferreira D 5’7” Mt. Albert 1

Head Coach Sam Medeiros Athletic Coordinator John Sharpe

WOMEN’S QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS

Women’s Standings & ResultsTeam GP Wins Losses Ties GF GA +/- Pts. East DivisionAlgonquin 8 8 0 0 48 2 46 24 Seneca 8 6 2 0 23 5 18 18 Durham 8 5 1 2 29 5 24 17 Fleming P 9 4 3 2 14 7 7 14 Cambrian 8 3 3 2 11 12 -1 11 La Cite 8 2 3 3 6 7 -1 9 Loyalist 8 2 6 0 6 33 -27 6 Centennial 8 0 6 2 2 30 -28 2 St. Lawrence K 8 0 7 1 3 42 -39 1 West DivisionHumber 8 7 0 1 32 3 29 22 Fanshawe 8 6 0 2 19 3 16 20 Conestoga 8 4 2 2 10 6 4 14 Mohawk 8 4 3 1 16 10 6 13 Niagara 8 3 4 1 6 13 -7 10 Redeemer 8 2 4 2 9 14 -5 8 Sheridan 8 2 4 2 9 14 -5 8 St. Clair 8 1 4 3 7 8 -1 6 Lambton 8 0 8 0 1 38 -37 0

Humber 4 vs. Cambrian 0Humber Goal Scorers: Bianca Barbieri, Connie Tamburello, Joanna Alexopulos, Keyla MorenoCambrian Goal Scorers: None

Algonquin 3 vs. Mohawk 2Algonquin Goal Scorers: Chelsea McLean, Kayla Marshall, Jaymie BaldreeMohawk Goal Scorers: Andrea Urquhart, Ashley Hagen

Fanshawe 3 vs. Durham 0Fanshawe Goal Scorers: Victoria Morrelly (2), Lia BarkauskasDurham Goal Scorers: None

Seneca 1 vs. Conestoga 0 (Penalty Kicks)Seneca Goal Scorers: NoneConestoga Goal Scorers: None

2010 Women’s Regular Season Stats

Player-School GP G GPGSydney Midwood - Algonquin 8 11 1.38Amy Stewart - Cambrian 8 8 1.00Laura Copeland - Durham 8 7 0.88Ashley Hagen - Mohawk 8 7 0.88Kayla Marshall - Algonquin 8 7 0.88Connie Tamburello - Humber 7 6 0.86Jaymie Baldree - Algonquin 8 6 0.75Julie Paul - Algonquin 8 6 0.75Jennifer Sheehan - Durham 8 6 0.75Ruth Holland - Seneca 7 5 0.71Keyla Moreno - Humber 8 5 0.62Angela Solarz - Humber 7 4 0.57Samantha Batten - Humber 8 4 0.50Jessica Bergsma - Fanshawe 8 4 0.50Samantha Macchione - Seneca 8 4 0.50Andrea Palmieri - Sheridan 8 4 0.50Chelsea Saunders - Algonquin 8 4 0.50Katelyn Watts - Durham 8 4 0.50Emily Yule - Durham 3 3 1.00Leandra Covello - Seneca 6 3 0.50Shannon Lucas - Durham 6 3 0.50Carly Deweerd - Redeemer 7 3 0.43Jaynie Vandewalle - Fanshawe 7 3 0.43Bianca Barbieri - Humber 8 3 0.38Noemie Cantin - La Cite 8 3 0.38

Player-School GP G GPGGinny Cass - Algonquin 8 3 0.38Marissa Oddi - Mohawk 8 3 0.38Meaghen Orr - Fanshawe 8 3 0.38Irene Sonnenburg - Conestoga 8 3 0.38Jordanna Langill - Humber 4 2 0.50Christina Bruno - Sheridan 5 2 0.40Alanna Weatherby - Algonquin 5 2 0.40Ashley Daparteira - St. Clair 6 2 0.33Kyrstal Sousa - Conestoga 6 2 0.33Brittany Szcerbakow - Humber 6 2 0.33Cassandra Connolly - Centennial 7 2 0.29Chelsea Linseman - Conestoga 7 2 0.29Francis Seale - Algonquin 7 2 0.29Katie Andrighetti - Cambrian 8 2 0.25Kelly Avalos - Algonquin 8 2 0.25Lia Barkauskas - Fanshawe 8 2 0.25Kolbi Bell - Fanshawe 8 2 0.25Lawren Comrie - Fanshawe 8 2 0.25Jessica Ferguson - Algonquin 8 2 0.25Jaclyn Halliday - Mohawk 8 2 0.25Nikita Hoyle - Durham 8 2 0.25Erin Jennison - Niagara 8 2 0.25Michelle Laliberte - St. Clair 8 2 0.25Sylvie Nghabe - La Cite 8 2 0.25Emily Niermann - Fanshawe 8 2 0.25

YR PLAYER SCHOOL GP G AVG 90-91 Amy Laforet St. Clair 6 10 1.66 91-92 Denise Morey SLC K 8 18 2.25 92-93 Denise Morey SLC K 8 13 1.63 93-94 Tammy Baker Durham 6 9 1.50 94-95 Jen Taggart Seneca 6 12 2.00 95-96 Jen Taggart Seneca 6 11 1.80 96-97 Colleen Webster SLC K 6 15 2.50 97-98 Melanie Moulton Fanshawe 6 13 2.20 98-99 Sarah Keating Fanshawe 6 9 1.50 99-00 Joanna Vitale Humber 10 15 1.50 00-01 Joanna Vitale Humber 10 13 1.30 01-02 Joanna Vitale Humber 10 16 1.60 02-03 Melissa Guertin Algonquin 8 12 1.50 03-04 Laura Dixon Durham 8 18 2.25 04-05 Megan MacDonald Algonquin 6 10 1.67 05-06 Jana Cryderman Durham 7 12 1.71 06-07 Brittany Micucci Durham 7 13 1.86 07-08 Katie Szeghalmi Durham 8 12 1.50 08-09 Katie Watts Durham 11 20 1.82 09-10 Katie Watts Durham 11 18 1.64

WOMEN’S PREVIOUS TEAM CHAMPIONS

Year Gold Silver Bronze Host 1984 Sheridan Algonquin SLC K SLC C 1985 Algonquin SLC K Fleming P SLC K 1986 Algonquin ~ ~ ~

1987 SLC K St. Clair Fleming P Algonquin 1988 St. Clair Loyalist Lambton SLC K

1989 Fanshawe George Brown Mohawk Loyalist 1990 Seneca Redeemer Fanshawe St. Clair 1991 Conestoga Fanshawe Loyalist Algonquin 1992 Conestoga Durham Fanshawe Loyalist 1993 Fanshawe Fleming (P) Durham Seneca 1994 Fanshawe Centennial Conestoga Fanshawe 1995 Seneca Fanshawe Conestoga Centennial 1996 Fanshawe Conestoga Algonquin Loyalist 1997 Durham Algonquin Mohawk Durham 1998 Mohawk Humber Seneca Mohawk 1999 Humber Mohawk St. Clair Mohawk 2000 Humber Centennial Mohawk Fanshawe 2001 Humber Algonquin Fanshawe St. Clair 2002 Algonquin Durham Humber RMC 2003 Durham Algonquin Fleming P Algonquin 2004 Durham Humber Sheridan Mohawk

2005 Fanshawe Sheridan Mohawk Algonquin 2006 Durham Algonquin Humber Sheridan 2007 Durham Humber Algonquin Algonquin 2008 Humber Algonquin Seneca Algonquin 2009 Fanshawe Durham Humber OCAA

Women’s Previous Scoring Champions

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CAREER SCORING LEADERS Seasons Goals1. Joanna Vitale Humber 99-02 (4) 562. Katie Watts Durham 08-10 (3) 423. Brittany Micucci Durham 06-08 (3) 35 Connie Tamburello Humber 04-05, 07-08, 10 355. Jessika Popert Centennial 99-02 (3) 346. Fiona Mottahed Algonquin 92-96 (4) 32 Melissa Guertin Algonquin 00-03 (3) 328. Denise Morey SLC K 91-93 (2) 319. Jen Groleau Fleming P/Algonquin 03/07-09 3010. Misty Findlay St. Clair 97-99 (2) 27 Andrea Torontow Algonquin 00-03 (3) 2712. Stephanie Axford Durham 90-93 (3) 26

INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDSMost Goals/season 20 Katie Watts Durham 08-09Most Goals/game 7 Christine Stoneman Mohawk 00-01

TEAM SCORING RECORDSMost Goals/season 59 Durham 2009Most Goals/game 17 Algonquin (vs. SLC-K) 2010Most Goals/game 2 teams 18 Algonquin @ SLC-K 2010Most OCAA Championships 6 FanshaweMost Consecutive OCAA Championships 3 Humber 99-01

Women’s All-Time Records

Humber HawksLocation: Etobicoke, Ont.

Enrollment: 15,000

Colours: Navy/Gold/White


Schedule:@ Mohawk T 1-1@ Fanshawe W 1-0vs. Niagara W 2-0@ Conestoga T 2-2vs. St. Clair W 5-0vs. Lambton W 6-0@ Redeemer W 2-1vs. Sheridan W 2-1




Humber Hawks

# Name POS HT Hometown YR2 Hylton McPherson D 5’8” Toronto 13 George Halim F 5’10” Pickering 24 Marcelo Cappozolo D 6’0” Toronto 35 Brian Alcantara MF 5’11” Toronto 26 Jason Lisi MD 5’9” Toronto 37 Endri Begaj D 6’2” Toronto 48 Nick Cisternino MD/F 5’6” Woodbridge 29 Nikola Miodrag F 6’0” Brampton 310 Mario Orestano CM 5’8” Woodbridge 311 Aleks Janjic F 5’11” Serbia 312 Daniele Clemente MF 5’6” North York 113 Martin Wysocki MF 6’0” Brampton 414 Hayden Clarke MF 5’7” Toronto 115 Danny Lopez MF 5’6” Toronto 116 Dante Monti D 6’2” Bolton 117 Joseph Philip MF 6’0” Bagdad 218 Michael Mariani D 5’11” Woodbridge 119 Richard Downing D 6’2” Ajax 120 Nico Martinez MF 5’8” Toronto 121 Anthony Bartolomeo D 5’9” Woodbridge 123 Andrew De Silva MF 5’9” Mississauga 524 Yousif Yousif MF 6’3” Toronto 177 Dave Ragno GK 5’9” Woodbridge 5

Head Coach Germain Sanchez Athletic Director Doug Fox

Past History Gold: 5Silver: 5Bronze: 3

Last Time They Won1989

Mohawk Mountaineers

MohawkMountaineersLocation: Hamilton, Ont.

Enrollment: 9,000

Colours: Black/Gold/Red


Schedule:vs. Humber T 1-1vs. Sheridan T 1-1@ St. Clair W 2-1@ Lambton W 5-0@ Redeemer W 1-0vs. Conestoga W 3-0@ Niagara T 1-1vs. Fanshawe L 2-1


# Name POS HT Hometown YR1/K Jordan Dykstra G 5’10” Clinton 32 Matthew Kernick M 5’8” Dundas 33 Sirwan Irandost D 5’9” Niagara Falls 54 Mark Vanduyvenvoorde SW 6’0” Dundas 15 Dalton Bage D 5’7” Brantford 16 Muhammad Alkharsan M 5’11” Hamilton 27 Gaafar Wahbi S 5’11” Hamilton 38 Scott MacLeod M 5’10” Hamilton 39 Ephraim Cirillo M 5’11” Stoney Creek 211 Adam Bond S 5’9” Hamilton 312 Joseph Grieci D 5’6” Hamilton 513 Joseph D’Eramo D 6’0” St. Catherines 114 Domenic Ielasi M 5’6” Hamilton 216 Stefan Radoman M 5’11” Hamilton 117 Noor Kadhim S 6’0” Hamilton 119 Adam Petrina S 5’5” Grimbsy 220 Nelson Waziri D 6’2” Bara Kagoma 289/K Branden Agro G 6’4” Hamilton 3 Venroy Baird F 6’0” Hamilton 1 Simon Garcia M 5’10” Hamilton 1 Michael Greco S 5’9” Stoney Creek 1 Andrew Kennedy G 6’5” Southampton 2 Davis MacLeod D 5’11” Hamilton 1 Spencer Mark D 5’10” Hamilton 1 Ryan Scharringa D 6’2” Rockton 1 Jonathan Teckle D 6’0” Hamilton 1 Momcilo Veldko M 5’11” Hamilton 1 Muhannad Yaseen M 5’9” Hamilton 1 Wishmore Zheke M 5’10” Hamilton 1

Head Coach Richard BennettAthletics Officer Bernetta Scime

SenecaStingLocation: North York, Ont.

Enrollment: 17,450

Colours: Red/Black/White


Schedule:vs. George Brown W 3-1vs. Cambrian T 1-1vs. Centennial W 3-2@ La Cite W 3-2@ Algonquin W 2-1vs. St. Lawrence-K W 4-0@ Fleming-P W 2-1@ Durham T 2-2




(2009 National Champs)

Seneca Sting

# Name POS HT Hometown YR00 Tiago Santos G 6’0” Toronto 11 Kevin Lam G 6’0” Thornhill 12 Joshua Pinard S 5’9” Trinidad 13 Joseph Amato D 5’7” Markham 14 Jordan Meilleur M 5’10” Thunder Bay 15 Matthew Silveira D 5’8” Toronto 16 Marco Rodriguez D 6’0” King City 37 Claudio Posca M 5’8” Maple 38 Steven Del Nibletto D 5’10” Woodbridge 59 Mauricio Chamale M 5’10” Stouffville 110 Kailen Murphy S 6’3” Scarborough 411 Luke Creighton D 6’2” Toronto 112 Derek Boakye-Yiadam F 5’11” Brampton 113 Marco Roberti F 5’7” Bolton 114 Sebastien Petrovic D 5’10” North York 115 Matthew Phanouvong F 5’7” Brampton 316 Victor Minatel D 5’10” Maple 117 Patrick Lamego F 5’11” Toronto 318 Felix Gyabaah-Boateng D 5’10” Toronto 119 Michael Anderson M 5’5” Toronto 120 Vasco Silva M 5’9” Toronto 221 Dadali Dadikhuda M 5’9” Scarborough 122 Erfan Hakani M 5’9” Scarborough 123 Matthew Severino M 5’8” Toronto 230 Damon Naghavi G 6’3” Brazil 1 Jari Martin F 5’10” Trinidad 2 Darlin Gayflor M 5’7” Toronto 1

Head Coach Vito ColangeloAthletic Coordinator John Sharpe

SheridanBruinsLocation: Brampton/

Oakville, Ont.

Enrollment: 15,000

Colours: Double Blue/White


Schedule:@ Conestoga W 2-0@ Mohawk T 1-1vs. Niagara W 3-1vs. Redeemer W 3-1vs. Lambton W 6-0vs. St. Clair W 2-0@ Fanshawe W 3-0@ Humber L 2-1


Past History:Gold: 3Silver: 3Bronze: 1


Sheridan Bruins

# Name POS HT Hometown YR2 Jenninson Flores D 5’9” Costa Rica 13 Jordan Messam S 6’0” Brampton 34 Delon Solomon S 6’1” Brampton 25 David Ferreira D 5’11” Mississauga 36 Bismark Marni S 5’6” Brampton 17 Donald Love M 6’1” Mississauga 18 Jonathan Costa M 6’1” Mississauga 39 Paolo Cordovado D 5’10” Mississauga 310 David Velastegui M 5’10 Ecuador 111 Nelson Cabral M 5’10” Mississauga 212 Alex Gomes S 5’5” Mississauga 113 Luc Dec M 6’1” Poland 314 Kevin Avila M 5’6” Mississauga 115 Cameo Ellis D 6’0” Mississauga 216 Francesco Leone D 6’0” Toronto 117 Jose Caro M 5’8” Brampton 118 Peter Gentles S 5’9” France 120 Marco Colangelo M 5’9” Mississauga 321 Brandon McKinlay D 6’3” Burlington 322 Antonio Ilic GK 6’2” Croatia 1

Head Coach Tony Silvestri Athletic Director Jim Flack

MEN’S QUARTER-FINAL RESULTS

Men’s Standings and ResultsTeam GP Wins Losses Ties GF GA +/- Pts. East DivisionSeneca 8 6 0 2 20 10 10 20 La Cite 8 5 2 1 23 12 11 16 Algonquin 8 5 3 0 19 8 11 15 Durham 8 4 3 1 9 12 -3 13 Cambrian 8 3 3 2 15 12 3 11 George Brown 8 3 3 2 17 14 3 11 St. Lawrence K 8 2 4 2 11 19 -8 8 Fleming P 8 1 5 2 7 20 -13 5 Centennial 8 0 6 2 5 19 -14 2 West DivisionHumber 8 6 0 2 21 5 16 20 Sheridan 8 6 1 1 21 5 16 19 Mohawk 8 4 1 3 15 6 9 15 Fanshawe 8 4 2 2 14 7 7 14 Redeemer 8 3 3 2 12 10 2 11 Niagara 8 3 4 1 13 15 -2 10 Conestoga 8 1 4 3 4 14 -10 6 St. Clair 8 1 5 2 10 17 -7 5 Lambton 8 0 8 0 2 33 -31 0

Humber 4 vs. Cambrian 1Humber Goal Scorers: Nick Cisternino, Nico Martinez, George Halim, Endri BegajCambrian Goal Scorers: Derek Huffels

Sheridan 2 vs. Algonquin 0Sheridan Goal Scorers: Jonathon Costa, Cameo EllisAlgonquin Goal Scorers: None

Seneca 3 vs. Fanshawe 1Seneca Goal Scorers: Kailen Murphy, Patrick Lamego, Dadali DadikhudaFanshawe Goal Scorers:

Mohawk 1 at La Cite 0 (Overtime)Mohawk Goal Scorers: Adam PetrinaLa Cite Goal Scorers: None

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Men’s Regular Season StatisticsPlayer-School GP G GPGJose Bruno Mota - La Cite 8 14 1.75Delon Solomon - Sheridan 8 8 1.00Kailen Murphy - Seneca 8 7 0.88Aleks Janjic - Humber 8 6 0.75Robert Malbasic - St. Clair 8 6 0.75Ryan Divito - St. Lawrence K 8 5 0.62Corey Boyce - Cambrian 7 4 0.57Derek Huffels - Cambrian 7 4 0.57Milos Janikic - Fanshawe 8 4 0.50Andrew Little - George Brown 8 4 0.50Matthew Phanouvong - Seneca 8 4 0.50Joshua Burns - Fleming P 6 3 0.50Samuel Orlando - George Brown 6 3 0.50Nick Cisternino - Humber 7 3 0.43Brendan Walker - Algonquin 7 3 0.43Joel Cropp - Cambrian 8 3 0.38Adam Dasilva - Fanshawe 8 3 0.38Michael Ferracci - George Brown 8 3 0.38Abdul Ibrahim - Algonquin 8 3 0.38Taylor Prins - Redeemer 8 3 0.38Kevin Vanderleeuw - Redeemer 8 3 0.38Jordan Wainwright - Fanshawe 8 3 0.38Derek Paterson - Niagara 5 2 0.40Ali Albadry - Algonquin 6 2 0.33Nicholas Alexander - Durham 6 2 0.33

Player-School GP G GPGJoshua Elgeti - Fleming P 6 2 0.33Patrick Lamego - Seneca 6 2 0.33Nikola Miodrag - Humber 6 2 0.33Vasco Silva - Seneca 6 2 0.33Jordan Arnott - Niagara 7 2 0.29Adam Bond - Mohawk 7 2 0.29Sirwan Irandost - Mohawk 7 2 0.29Joseph Philip - Humber 7 2 0.29Bruno Velez-Gaspar - La Cite 7 2 0.29Antonios Assaad - Algonquin 8 2 0.25Kyle Bennington - Algonquin 8 2 0.25Clay Chadsey - St. Lawrence K 8 2 0.25Jonathan Costa - Sheridan 8 2 0.25 Jimmy Cote - La Cite 8 2 0.25Greg Dykxhoorn - Redeemer 8 2 0.25Jon Hussak - Cambrian 8 2 0.25Donald Love - Sheridan 8 2 0.25Shane Lowry - Conestoga 8 2 0.25Colin McArthur - Fanshawe 8 2 0.25Ryan McCurdy - Algonquin 8 2 0.25Kevin McMullen - Durham 8 2 0.25Jordan Messam - Sheridan 8 2 0.25 Agya Oppong-Kyekyeku - Durham 8 2 0.25Romolo Sanchez - George Brown 8 2 0.25Brian Santos - St. Clair 8 2 0.25

YR PLAYER SCHOOL GP G AVG 1969 Steve Goodwin Fanshawe ~ 18 ~ 1970 Ted Gastis George Brown ~ ~ ~ 1971 Dominic Pomante Seneca ~ 21 ~ 1972 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1973 George Kostopoulos George Brown ~ ~ ~ 1974 Manuel Brandao SLC K ~ ~ ~ 1975 P. Cimino Centennial ~ ~ ~ 1976 Roy D’Acosta Alqonquin ~ 14 ~ 1977 Stan Bombino Durham ~ 13 ~ 1978 Guy Riccardi Fanshawe ~ 12 ~ 1979 John Dancevic George Brown ~ 14 ~ Jim Takas Sheridan ~ 14 ~ Alex Graham Fleming ~ 14 ~ 1980 Victor Ekaette SLC B 6 12 2.00 1981 Manuel Vieira Algonquin 8 13 1.62 1982 Mike Everson Fleming (P) 10 19 1.90 1983 Mike Everson Fleming (P) 8 17 2.13 1984 Steve McNab Conestoga 10 11 1.10 1985 Billy Pagonis Seneca 12 13 1.08 1986 Mario Bruno Durham 10 17 1.70 1987 Ron Didanieli Durham 7 8 1.14 Marcel Desmueles Conestoga 9 13 1.44 1988 Juan Carlos Camus Durham 10 17 1.70 1989 Andrew Loague Sheridan 7 15 2.14 1990 William Giummarra Seneca 8 10 1.25 1991 Humberto Pereira Conestoga 10 13 1.30 1992 Victor Mendes SLC K 8 8 1.00 Danial Vandenburg Mohawk 7 5 0.71 Robert Magowski Sheridan 8 8 1.00 1993 Victor Mendes SLC K 7 13 1.86 1994 Adolfo Mella Humber 8 12 1.50 1995 Peter Ajani Algonquin 6 11 1.80 1996 Kenny March Royal Military 8 13 1.60 1997 Paul Ferreira Fanshawe 6 13 2.20 1998 Patrick Dickenson Loyalist 5 6 1.20 Dan Mihelic Conestoga 6 7 1.20 Walter Nedeldovski Centennial 6 7 1.20 1999 Jesse Calabro Humber 9 12 1.30 2000 Jesse Calabro Humber 10 13 1.30 2001 Mark Magier Fanshawe 10 13 1.30 2002 Kadian Lecky Seneca 10 14 1.40 2003 Bojan Djokovic Conestoga 7 10 1.43 2004 Kadian Lecky Humber 8 13 1.62

Robert Pereira Fanshawe 8 13 1.62 2005 Kwame Osei Humber 8 13 1.62 2006 Mike Aigbokie Humber 7 16 2.29 2007 Robert Malbasic St. Clair 8 12 1.50

2008 Noel Ellerton George Brown 11 14 1.27 2009 Robert Malbasic St. Clair 11 17 1.55

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Year Gold Silver Bronze 1967-68 ~ ~ ~ 1968-69 Seneca St. Clair ~ 1969-70 Mohawk Seneca ~ 1970-71 Mohawk Seneca ~ 1971-72 Mohawk Fanshawe ~ 1972-73 George Brown Seneca ~ 1973-74 George Brown ~ ~ 1974-75 Fanshawe St. Lawrence (K) ~ 1975-76 Algonquin Centennial Humber 1976-77 Algonquin Humber Centennial 1977-78 Fanshawe Sheridan St. Lawrence (K) 1978-79 Fanshawe Sheridan St. Lawrence (K) 1979-80 Conestoga George Brown Durham 1980-81 Durham Fleming (P) Seneca 1981-82 Mohawk Seneca Durham 1982-83 Seneca Humber Durham 1983-84 Seneca Fleming (P) Sheridan 1984-85 Sheridan Durham Seneca 1985-86 Seneca Sheridan Durham 1986-87 Seneca Mohawk Durham 1987-88 Seneca Durham Fleming (P) 1988-89 Durham Seneca Mohawk 1989-90 Mohawk Durham Centennial 1990-91 Sheridan Mohawk Seneca 1991-92 Seneca Centennial Conestoga 1992-93 Sheridan Mohawk St. Clair 1993-94 Fanshawe Seneca Mohawk 1994-95 Humber Mohawk Durham 1995-96 Humber Mohawk Durham 1996-97 Fanshawe Durham Algonquin 1997-98 Durham Humber Fanshawe 1998-99 Humber Centennial Conestoga 1999-00 Algonquin Humber Durham 2000-01 Humber St. Clair Fanshawe 2001-02 Humber Algonquin Fanshawe 2002-03 Algonquin Seneca Humber 2003-04 Seneca Algonquin Fanshawe 2004-05 Algonquin Humber Mohawk 2005-06 Algonquin Seneca Humber 2006-07 Algonquin Humber George Brown 2007-08 Algonquin George Brown Seneca 2008-09 Algonquin Sheridan Seneca 2009-10 Algonquin Seneca Fanshawe

Men’s Previous Team Champions

CAREER SCORING LEADERS Seasons Goals

1. Mike Everson Fleming (P) 81-84 (3) 472. Robert Malbasic St. Clair 07-10 (4) 453. Jesse Calabro Humber 97-01 (4) 35 Noel Ellerton George Brown 06-09 (4) 355. Mike Caruso Algonquin 97-01 (4) 346. Athan Pepas Mohawk/Sheridan 80-85 (5) 337. Mario Bruno Durham 84-87 (3) 328. Luciano DeLuca Sheridan 85-87 (3) 319. Juan Carlos Camus Durham/Fanshawe 87-90 (3) 3010. Aleks Janjic Humber 08-10 (3) 2911. Wayne Gittens Seneca 89-92 (3) 2812. Zakaria Majrab Fleming (P) 82-86 (4) 27 Terry Talsma Redeemer 89-93 (4) 27 Bojan Djokovic Conestoga 01-04 (3) 27 *Records are incomplete prior to 1976-77 season.

INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDSMost Goals/season 21 Domonic Pomante Seneca 1971Most Goals/game 9 Joe Maneiro Algonquin 2006

TEAM SCORING RECORDSMost Goals/season 53 Algonquin 1997, 2006Most Goals/game 24 Algonquin (vs. SLC-B) 2006Most Goals/game 2 teams 24 SLC-B @ Algonquin 2006Most OCAA Champ. 10 AlgonquinMost Consecutive OCAA Championships 6 Algonquin 04-09

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