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2007 Team Rosters 2007 EASTERN DEFEATS D’YOUVILLE 62-41 **TORONTO EASTERN COMMERCE SAINTS - COACHS ROY RANA, KEVIN JEFFERS, OMAR BRYAN, TREVOR BULLEN, SHELDON BENOIT {AAAA OFSAA FINALIST} CHRETIEN LUKUSA - MVP BINGHAMTON UNIVERSITY D1 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11 CANADIAN JR NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER, PLAYED IN 28 GAMES WITH 19 STARTS AS A FRESHMAN AVG 20MPG, PLAYED IN 27 GAMES AND STARTED 11 AS A SOPH AVG 27MPG, SCORED GAME WINNING BASKET VS BU IN FEB 09, AMERICAN EAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 09, PLAYED 31 MINS VS DUKE IN 1ST ROUND OF THE NCAA’S 09, STARTED 20 OF 31 GAMES AS A JR, LED TEAM IN MIN’S PLAYED AT 1050, 2ND ON TEAM IN STEALS-34 AND OFF REB’S - 48, GRADUATE ASSISTANT FOR GAME MANAGEMENT & OPERATIONS AT BINGHAMTON 2011 - ALWAYNE BIGBY - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR KEATON COLE - DEFENSIVE AWARD JAMES CLARK CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, RSEQ 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2011, RSEQ CHAMPIONS 2012, CIS NATIONALS JULEOUS GRANT NORTHERN OKLAHOMA JUCO, DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY NICK COOKE ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE MATTHIEU MCDONALD ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE ALEX HILL JEAN PAUL KAMBOLA ADRIAN TOMLINSON MARVIN BINNEY TYLER MURRAY WAYNE BRIDGE FITZROY THOMPSON **BRAMPTON D’YOUVILLE PANTHERS - COACHS CARLO ZOFFRANIERI, BRUNO BERTO, ROB BUCHANAN {AAAA OFSAA QUALIFIER} YUNELL CLAYTON - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR BISHOPS UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 07-08. 08-09 TRISTAN THOMPSON - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR ST BENEDICTS PREP NJ 08, FINDLAY PREP NEVADA 09, JR NATIONAL TEAM 08 & 09, U18 FIBA AMERICAS CHAMPIONSHIPS BRONZE MEDALIST 08, TEXAS UNIVERSITY D1 09-10, NCAA’S 2010 BECAME THE HIGHEST DRAFTED CANADIAN EVER IN THE NBA BY THE CAVALIERS AT #4 IN 2011, 2011,12,13,14,15,16,SELECTED TO THE NBA ALL STAR WEEKEND 2013, NATIONAL TEAM 2013 TUTO MARCHAUD CUP & FIBA AMERICA’S CHAMPIONSHIP IN VENEZULA, NBA FINALIST 2015 LOST TO GOLDEN STATE, 2016 NBA CHAMPION OVER GOLDEN STATE, NATIONAL TEAM OLYMPIC QUALIFIER IN MANILA 2016, NBA FINALS 2017 LOSES TO GOLDEN STATE TONY DURAN FLEMING COLLEGE 07-09 WARREN WARD AKEEM GARDNER KEMEISH EDWARDS KAMRAN ALVI SHELDON STERLING GIBSON EDUFUL JOSE GARCIA VIK SEHGAL XAVIER MARIAS DENNIS OPPONG ADRIAN TUCKER JEFFREY ASIRIFI **HAMILTON ST. THOMAS MORE KNIGHTS - COACHS MARK KISLINSKY, TOM SPIRONELLO, GINO CONCIATORI {AAAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} S.T.M. WON THE KEN ORMEROD FLIGHT - 3RD PLACE OVER VAUGHAN ROAD 70-60 JEROME SMITH - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR MOHAWK COLLEGE 07-08, 08-09, LED TEAM IN STEALS WITH 12 IN 08, LED TEAM IN SCORING WITH 15PPG & 2ND WITH 16 STEALS IN 09, PLAYED IN JUST 9 GAMES IN 09 BUT HAD 19 STEALS, ST MARYS UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, AUS SEMI FINALS 12 JEREMY SETTIMI - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR NIAGARA COLLEGE 07, 08, 09, 11, 2ND IN TEAM REB’S WITH 76 IN 07, 1ST IN STEALS, 2ND IN REB’S AND 3RD IN SCORING IN 08, LED TEAM IN SCORING 09 BEN FORD - R.K. FAIR PLAY AWARD TYRELL VERNON MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, OUA WEST ALL ROOKIE TEAM 08, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY 11-12, 12-13, AUS FINALIST 12, CIS BRONZE MEDALIST 12 JAMES GORDON NIAGARA COLLEGE 08-09 DAVID BOYCE VICTOR RASO JOSH BENNETT ITALO CONCIATORI TYLER CUNNINGHAM TREMAYNE PANTON PATRICK IVARONE JEFF LLOYD ERIC ELLIOT PETER LUCHESI ODANE FINNEGAN YORK VAUGHAN ROAD VIPERS - COACHS WILTON HALL, WALEED BELCHER, FRED BUDNICK ALEX JOHNSON - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR CAL-STATE BAKERSFIELD D1 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, NC STATE 11-12, AS A FRESHMAN HE LED THE TEAM IN 3PT FG% WITH 42% {37/89} STARTED 19 OF 29 GAMES AS A SOPH, MADE 7 3PT FG’S VS PORTLAND TO RANK 4TH ALL TIME AT CSUB FOR A SINGLE GAME, REDSHIRTED AS A JR 09-10 DUE TO KNEE INJURY, PLAYED IN 83 GAMES, AVG 27MPG, 7PPG & 3 STEALS, FINISHED SECOND ALL TIME IN 3POINTER’S MADE WITH 165, SCORED 773PTS, TOP 20 WITH 77 STEALS N.C. STATE D1 2011-12, NCAA’A 2012 2014-15 FIRST CANADIAN DRAFTED IN THE NBLC BY THE OTTAWA SKYHAWKS, TRADED TO MISSISSAUGA POWER FOR BOL KONG, NBLC ALL STAR WITH MISSISSAUGA POWER, JOINS ST JOHNS MILL RATS 2014, 2015-16 HALIFAX HURRICANES, 2017-18, LONDON LIGHTNING 2018-19 JARED MINTZ - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR LAFAYETTE UNIVERSITY D1 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11 PLAYED FOR CANADA IN THE PAM-AM MACCABI GAMES & WORLD MACCABI GAMES IN 03 & 05, PLAYED IN 23 GAMES AS A FRESHMAN 08, PLAYED IN 28 GAMES WITH 13 STARTS AS A SOPH 09, 2ND ON TEAM IN REB’S AS A SOPH 09, PATRIOT LEAGUE FINALIST 2010, LED TEAM IN SCORING 13 GAMES OUT OF 32 IN 09, LED TEAM IN REB’S 15 GAMES OUT OF 32 IN 09, NEM STANKOVIC CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY D1 07-08 08-09, PLAYED IN 25 GAMES AS A FRESHMAN, TENNESSEE TEMPLE NAIA 09-10, RYERSON UNIVERSITY 11-12, 12-13, OUA FINAL FOUR 12, CIS NATIONALS 12 YOURI ANISSOVETS MISSOURI STATE D1 08-09, CALGARY UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, 12-13 ASHLEY JULY PETER SARGEANT-DAWES JACOB ZORZELLA JESSIE ZORZELLA IBRAHAM JAMES PIERRE JORDAN SANJAY CARR KURTIS JEFFERS AKEEM LYNCH WEST HILL WEST HILL WARRIORS - COACHS WAYNE DAWKINS, MATT STURGEON, CARTER LIVINGSTONE WEST HILL WON THE JOE RASO FLIGHT - 5TH PLACE OVER SOUTHWOOD 80-47 KYLE JOHNSON - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY D1 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11 PLAYED IN ALL 30 GAMES AS A FRESHMAN 08, NAMED TO THE NEC ALL ROOKIE TEAM 08, STARTED ALL 30 GAMES AS A SOPH 09, 2ND IN TEAM SCORING & 12TH IN THE CONFERENCE 09, PLAYED IN 31 GAMES-STARTING IN 29 AS A JR 2010, 2ND IN TEAM SCORING & REB’S 2010, RANKED IN TOP 20 IN 4 CATEGORIES IN THE CONFERENCE 2010, JOINED 1000PT CLUB 2010 AS A JR, STARTED IN ALL 33 GAMES AS A SR, FINISHED HIS CAREER WITH 1433PTS, 659 REB’S, 102 ASSISTS, 97 STEALS, AVG 27MPG, AVG 11.6PPG SHAE SHEPHERD - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR PHIL MCPHERSON ST LAWRENCE COLLEGE 09-10 TAYLOR JOHNSTON CALMAR MORGAN TRISTAN WEBB SEAN MONPLAISIR DAVID FRANCIS DANE SMITH JAMES MEMIJE DEVAUGHN WILLIAMS JORDAN STERLING **CAMBRIDGE SOUTHWOOD SABRES - COACHS ROBERT BAIRD, IAN WATKINS, C. DORAN {AAA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} ZACH NAGRZAAM - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR OHIO UNIVERSITY-ATHENS D1 07-08 08-09, REDSHIRTED AS A FRESHMAN, SAW LIMITED ACTION AS A SOPH, 2YR MEMBER OF CANADA’S JR NATIONAL TEAM, PLAYED U19 CANADIAN TEAM AT FIBA WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 07 JOSH CRONE BISHOPS UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL 07-08, LACROSSE 07-09 DAN WATKINS STEVE KARGUS MARK BEVAN DAVID MENDICINO ROBBY THOMPSON ANDREW WRIGHT ADAM GASCHO JAMES BADDER EVAN WYSE JAKE ROSE JOSH BRUNDAGE TYLER VANDONK CHAD TEATHER **GUELPH CENTENNIAL SPARTANS - COACHS ROB CONROY, JOHN MITCHELL {AAAA OFSAA QUALIFIER} GUELPH WON THE MACLEAN-NEWTON FLIGHT - 7TH PLACE OVER A.C.M.T. 78-75 JONATHON HOUSE - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR BELMONT UNIVERSITY D1 07-08, 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, CANADIAN NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM 08, PLAYED IN ALL 34 GAMES AS A FRESHMAN 08, ACADEMIC ALL CONFERENCE 08, 09, 10, NCAA’S 08, PLAYED IN ALL 34 GAMES AS A SOPH- STARTING 28, 2ND ON THE TEAM AND 7TH IN CONFERENCE IN FG%, 2ND ON TEAM IN BLOCKS & 4TH IS ASSISTS 09, PLAYED IN ALL 31 GAMES WITH 21 STARTS, 2ND ON TEAM IN MPG 10 DAN McCARTHY GUELPH UNIVERSITY 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, OUA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL STAR 11, OUA WEST 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 12, OUA WEST KEN SHIELDS AWARD WINNER 12, 13, CIS KEN SHIELDS AWARD 2012, GUELPH ALL TIME TOP TEN SCORING WITH 1129PTS, OUA WEST 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2013 EVAN SCHWANTZ SIR WILFRED LAURIER UNIVERSITY 08-09, 09-10 ADRIAN ACHONWA GUELPH UNIVERSITY 09-10 JUSTIN WOLTING DAN BOLTON DAN NASSO ALEX KOSCHER MIKE BRATUSA EDDIE DONEY ALEX RICCI TROY COX RAY GRANT-ESCO JOSH COTE **HAMILTON A.C.M.T JAGUARS - COACHS MARTIN VALLINCOURT, BOB CROFT, {A OFSAA CHAMPIONS} DWAYNE WASHINGTON KENAN ETALE - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR HENRILO LONDOLE NEW MEXICO HIGHLANDS UNIVERSITY D2 07-08 BENI KANGU ALAIN GRUBAC BRENDEN SPRINGER MARCO ROCCARRO PIERRICK GACYNIA STEVE MUCOWINTORE JACQUES KALONJI NATHAN MUKUNA TINADIO MOAKU MATIA KEVIN AMOSSOAWETTE NICK FRENETTE-DRAKE DANIEL SAKALAS DOMINGO LAMARRE CHRISTIAN KOSO-DIESE **YORK RUNNYMEDE RAVENS - COACHS JOHN KALANTZAKOS, DAVE SMITH, HUGH ROWLAND {AA OFSAA BRONZE MEDALIST} RUNNYMEDE WON THE ROACH-TOWLER FLIGHT - 9TH PLACE OVER ST. FRANCIS 59-55 TRAMAR SUTHERLAND - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR SOUTH PLAINS CC 08 & 09, PLAYED IN ALL 31 GAMES WITH 14 STARTS AS A FRESHMAN, TWICE EARNED WJCAC ALL CONFERENCE HONORABLE MENTION, FINALIST FOR BEST STUDENT/ATHLETE 2010, TEAM DEFENSIVE PLAYER & HUSTLE AWARD WINNER 09 UNIVERSITY ARKANSAS LITTLE ROCK D1 10-11, 11-12, PLAYED IN 34 GAMES AS A JUNIOR IN 2010, SOUTH BELT CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT 2012, KITCHENER TITANS, 2016-17, 2017-18, 2018-19 GALEN ENLOW DALHOUISE UNIVERSITY 08-09, 09-10 AUS CHAMPIONS 09, C.I.S NATIONALS 09 DENHAM BUCHANAN JR NEW CREATION CHRISTIAN ACADEMY INDIANA 09, MURRAY STATE C.C. OKLAHOMA 11-12, WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 2012-13, BRANDON UNIVERSITY 2014-15, 15-16 EMMANUEL OBUOBI JR. AYANIE SIYAD COY PEART ROSS SMITH BRIAN BROOMES JAMEEL CAMPBELL TAFARIE WILMOT **ST CATHARINES ST. FRANCIS PHOENIX - COACHS PAT SULLIVAN, PAT O’LEARY, {AA OFSAA FINALIST} GILBERT DELA CRUZ TSHING KASAMBA - 3RD TEAM ALL STAR CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY D1 08 & 09, PLAYED IN 59 GAMES WITH 32 STARTS, TRANSFER TO BROCK UNIVERSITY 2010, 11-12, 12-13 ALEX SHAH NIAGARA COLLEGE 09-10, 10-11 NIAGARA COLLEGE MALE ROY 2010 DANNY HAYNES FAISAL ALI KOREY PRESCOD PADDY MCIIHONE JEREMY DELA CRUZ KIERAN MONTALBAN MATT SKUBAL JEAN MARC GERONIMO NICK SCHUDIO TERRY LEE **WINDSOR CATHOLIC CENTRAL COMETS - COACHS PETER CUSUMANO, PAUL GEBREAL, DINO RUGGIRELLO {AAA OFSAA FINALIST} KEIN LANGLOIS - 3PT CHAMPION {39} *NEW EVENT RECORD AHMED CHERRY - ACADEMIC AWARD JACOB CUSUMANO VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY NORTH DAKOTA NAIA 09-10 DAC REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS 2010, RED DEER COLLEGE TYRONE CRAWFORD BAKERSFIELD CC 08 & 09 FOOTBALL, CONFERENCE DEFENSIVE MVP 09, 1ST TEAM ALL CONFERENCE 08, JUCO 1ST TEAM ALL - AMERICAN 09, BOISE STATE D1 2010, BECAME A STARTER IN 2011 EARNING 1ST TEAM ALL MWC HONORS, LED TEAM WITH 6.5 SACS & 13.5 TFL’S, RANKED 102 IN NFL DRAFT PROSPECTS 2012, DRAFTED BY NFL DALLAS COWBOYS IN 3RD ROUND 2012, COWBOYS 2012- ROB PIERCE LAMBTON COLLEGE, RED DEER COLLEGE STASON GOLDEN RED DEER COLLEGE JULIO MANGA SEAN JACOB MARK ARCANGEL CHRIS CORRENTE LORNE GAYLE JARED JENKINS DEVON FAVOT KOREY CROSBY **AJAX PICKERING S.S.
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