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40.30.3.3.4 - ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE University:Queen's University Sport: Soccer, Men's Year: 2019-20 Current Year of Home First name Last name year of Course Home town Last team study province eligibility Nick Alie Day 2 Commerce 2 Vancouver BC Club Inter - VMLS Premier Noah Campagna 3 Arts and Science 3 Ottawa ON OSU - League 1 Ontario Kenji Chang 1 Commerce 2 Toronto ON Unionville Milliken SC - OSL Physical and Health Michael Chang 4 Education 4 Mississauga ON Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL) Jason Cho 1 Kinesiology 1 Quispamsis NB U18 Team New Brunswick Harry Clarke 1 Arts 1 Kingston ON Junior Gaels FC Porto Dragon Force Toronto- Mark De Lange 1 Kinesiology 1 Thornton ON Bradford/ OASL Alexander Dimock 3 Arts and Science 3 Ottawa ON Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL) Manuel Dirube 1 Commerce 1 Oakville ON Burlington OPDL Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL); Ottawa- Kyle Ford 1 Chemical Engineering 5 Ajax ON Carleton Soccer League (OCSL) Tyler Gowdy 2 Political Studies 4 Ottawa ON Gloucester Hornets OCSL Sean Inaki Hew 3 Commerce 3 Singapore INTL Singapore American School Alex Jones 4 Chemical Engineering 4 Comox BC Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL) Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL), Ottawa Kody Kazda 5 Chemical Engineering 7 Carleton Place ON Carleton Soccer League Daniel Lee 1 Economics 2 Surrey BC Kingston Clippers SC (OCSL) Braeden Levac 1 Health Sciences 1 Cornwall ON OSU League 1 James Michaelis 3 Commerce 4 Aurora ON CISAA Nicholas Rallis 1 Commerce 1 Innisfil ON Innisdale SS Matthew Reale 3 Commerce 3 Ancaster ON Sigma Fc Academy - U21 Elite Milosh Stojanovic 3 Commerce 3 Ottawa ON Ottawa Gloucester Hornets SC Nicholas Theodorakakis 2 Political Science 3 Richmond Hill ON Aurora FC Zachary Toupin 3 Mechanical Engineering 3 Kingston ON Team Manitoba Thomas Volz 1 Kinesiology 4 Grimsby ON Kingston Clippers Cameron Wallace 1 Life Science 1 Ottawa ON St. Francis Xavier HS Alec Weller 1 Health Science 1 Ashburn ON Darby FC U21 Ethan Westbury 1 Science 1 Vancouver BC BCSPL.

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