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Men's Basketball MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE | CONTENTS | I AM RYERSON...................................................... 2 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS........................................ 10 | NUMERICAL ROSTER | ROSTER & PRONUNCIATIONS................................ 3 ALL-TIME LEADERS................................................. 11-12 TEAM BIOGRAPHIES.............................................. 4-7 RAMS IN THE PROS & CANADA BASKETBALL........... 12 2018-19 STATISTICAL LEADERS.............................. 7 AWARDS & HONOURS............................................ 13 2018-19 SEASON RECAP & RESULTS....................... 8 RYERSON UNIVERSITY & MATTAMY ATHLETIC CENTRE.... 14-15 COACH BIOGRAPHY............................................... 9 | I AM RYERSON | #23 Jayden Frederick The I AM RYERSON campaign launched in 2017 to raise funds to send children from priority neighbourhoods to our outstanding Ryerson Summer Day Camps. Our goal is to make sure that every child has the opportunity to experience the joy, friendship, and adventure of going to camp. The money raised from donations and purchases of I AM RYERSON apparel goes directly towards sending children to camp. For every $250 raised, we can send one child to camp and create a lasting impression on their lives. | ALPHABETICAL ROSTER | We are proud to say that in our first year we reached our goal of sending 100 kids to camp in the summer of 2018. For the 2018-19 season, I AM RYERSON 2.0 is looking to impact even more children, with the goal of sending 500 children to camp next summer. This year, the Rams Care program registered as an official charity at the Scotiabank Toronto Waterfront Marathon, with sponsorship and donations towards a runner going directly to sending kids to camp. The Ryerson Rams men’s basketball team sports the I AM RYERSON apparel for warmups to bring awareness to the campaign and show their support for helping our community. MEDIAMEDIA GUIDE GUIDE 22 2016-2017MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S SOCCER | RYERSON MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER 2018-19 | | NUMERICAL ROSTER | PRONUNCIATION NO. NAME POS. HT. ELIG PROGRAM HOMETOWN FIRST NAME LAST NAME 3 Warsame Mohamed F 6-8 3 Geographic Analysis Toronto, Ont. WAR-SAW-ME 4 Stefan Kojovic G 6-0 2 Aerospace Engineering Toronto, Ont. KO-YO-VITCH 5 Yusuf Ali G 5-11 5 Business Management Toronto, Ont. YOU-SUFF AL-EE 6 Nathan Culbreath G 6-5 5 Business Management Kingston, Ont. 7 Myles Charvis G 6-0 5 Business Management Mississauga, Ont. 8 Jean-Victor Mukama G 6-8 5 Child & Youth Care Hamilton, Ont. JV MOO-CAM-AH 9 Nikola Urosevic F 6-7 1 Biomedical Science Toronto, Ont. KNEE-CO-LAH UR-OH-SEV-ITCH 10 Filip Vujadinovic F 6-7 5 Business Management Burlington, Ont. VOO-YA-DEAN-OH-VITCH 11 Tanor Ngom F 7-2 2 Arts & Contemporary Studies Dakar, Senegal TA-NORE NA-GOM 12 Theodrose Demeke F 6-3 4 Geographic Analysis Toronto, Ont. THEO DEM-ECK-EE 14 Keevon Small F 6-6 3 Arts & Contemporary Studies Montreal, Que. KEY-VON 15 Nick Hamilton G 6-5 1 Business Management Hamilton, Ont. 21 Jaren Jones G 6-0 1 Retail Management Mississauga, Ont. 22 Liam O’Leary-Orange F 6-6 2 Child & Youth Care Toronto, Ont. 23 Jayden Frederick G 6-5 3 Criminology Scarborough, Ont. | ALPHABETICAL ROSTER | PRONUNCIATION NO. NAME POS. HT. ELIG PROGRAM HOMETOWN FIRST NAME LAST NAME 5 Yusuf Ali G 5-11 5 Business Management Toronto, Ont. YOU-SUFF AL-EE 7 Myles Charvis G 6-0 4 Business Management Mississauga, Ont. 6 Nathan Culbreath G 6-5 4 Business Management Kingston, Ont. 12 Theodrose Demeke F 6-3 3 Geographic Analysis Toronto, Ont. THEO DEM-ECK-EE 23 Jayden Frederick G 6-5 3 Criminology Scarborough, Ont. 15 Nick Hamilton G 6-5 1 Business Management Hamilton, Ont. 21 Jaren Jones G 6-0 1 Retail Management Mississauga, Ont. 4 Stefan Kojovic G 6-0 1 Aerospace Engineering Oakville, Ont. KO-YO-VITCH 3 Warsame Mohamed F 6-8 2 Geographic Analysis Toronto, Ont. WAR-SAW-ME 8 Jean-Victor Mukama G 6-8 4 Child & Youth Care Hamilton, Ont. JV MOO-CAM-AH 11 Tanor Ngom F 7-2 1 Arts & Contemporary Studies Dakar, Senegal TA-NORE NA-GOM 22 Liam O’Leary-Orange F 6-6 1 Child & Youth Care Toronto, Ont. 14 Keevon Small F 6-6 2 Arts & Contemporary Studies Montreal, Que. 9 Nikola Urosevic F 6-7 1 Biomedical Science Toronto, Ont. KNEE-CO-LAH UR-OH-SEV-ITCH 10 Filip Vujadinovic F 6-7 4 Business Management Burlington, Ont. VOO-YA-DEAN-OH-VITCH | COACHES / STAFF | Head Coach.......................................Roy Rana Strength & Conditioning/Nutrition.......Adam Voll Lead Assistant Coach.........................Borko Popic Director of Basketball Operations..........Muhammed Haroon Assistant Coach.................................Jermaine Holness Manager of Basketball Operations.........Tasala Tahir Assistant Coach.................................Yoosrie Salhia Video Coordinator..................................Nooh Abdi Assistant Coach.................................Juwon Grannum Manager of Analytics.............................Kyle Tsang Athletic Therapist..................................Michelle Bell RYERSONRAMS.CAMEDIA GUIDE MEN’SWE ARE BASKETBALL RAMS 33 | TEAM BIOS | WARSAME MOHAMED Warsame Mohamed 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 3 F • 6’8” Points per game: 5.6 (20 at Waterloo, Nov. 9, 2018) 3rd Year • Geographic Analysis Minutes per game: 10.7 (26 at Waterloo, Nov. 9, 2018) Toronto, Ont. • A.Y. Jackson S.S. Rebounds per game: 2.7 (7 vs. Windsor, Nov. 23, 2018) Assists per game: 0.3 (2 vs. Ottawa, Jan. 6, 2019) Career Highs Steals per game: 0.3 (2 at Waterloo, Nov. 9, 2018) Points: 20 points, at Waterloo, Nov. 9, 2018 Field goal percentage: 58.9% Rebounds: 7 rebounds, vs. Windsor, Nov. 23, 2018 STEFAN KOJOVIC Stefan Kojovic 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 4 G • 6’0” Points per game: 0.4 (2, twice, last vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) 2nd Year • Aerospace Engineering Minutes per game: 2.4 (15 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Oakville, Ont. • Thomas A. Blakelock H.S. Rebounds per game: 0.4 (2 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Assists per game: 0.3 (1, three times, last at Laurier, Nov. 10, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 0.0 Points: 2 points, twice, last vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018 Field goal percentage: 33.3% Rebounds: 2 rebounds, vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018 YUSUF ALI Yusuf Ali 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 5 G • 5’11” Points per game: 6.2 (12 at Carleton, Jan. 26, 2019) 5th Year • Business Management Minutes per game: 23.7 (36 at Carleton, Jan. 26, 2019) Toronto, Ont. • Vaughan Road Academy Rebounds per game: 2.7 (7 at Toronto, Feb. 1, 2019) Assists per game: 2.3 (6 at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 1.4 (4, twice, last vs. Nipissing, Jan. 19, 2019) Points: 12 points, at Carleton, Jan. 26, 2019 Field goal percentage: 37.7% Rebounds: 7 rebounds, at Toronto, Feb. 1, 2019 NATHAN CULBREATH Nathan Culbreath 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 6 G • 6’5” Points per game: 3.6 (10 vs. Guelph, Oct. 31, 2018) 5th Year • Business Management Minutes per game: 11.6 (26 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Kingston, Ont. • Bayridge S.S. Rebounds per game: 2.2 (6, twice, last at Toronto, Feb. 1, 2019) Assists per game: 0.7 (5 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 0.2 (1, four times, last at Laurentian, Feb. 9, 2019) Points: 12 points, at York, Feb. 7, 2018 Field goal percentage: 36.7% Rebounds: 9 rebounds, at York, Feb. 7, 2018 MEDIAMEDIA GUIDE GUIDE 44 2016-2017MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S SOCCER MYLES CHARVIS Myles Charvis 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 7 G • 6’0” Points per game: 16.0 (25 at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018) 5th Year • Business Management Minutes per game: 31.3 (39, four times, last at Laurentian, Feb. 9, 2019) Mississagua, Ont. • REDA Rebounds per game: 3.6 (7 at Brock, Nov. 17, 2018) Assists per game: 4.8 (8 vs. Western, Nov. 23, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 1.7 (4, twice, last vs. Carleton, Jan. 5, 2019) Points: 25 points, at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018 Field goal percentage: 48.6% Rebounds: 9 rebounds, at Ottawa, Jan. 26, 2018 Assists: 10 assists, vs. Western, Nov. 30, 2016 JEAN-VICTOR MUKAMA Jean-Victor Mukama 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 8 G • 6’8” Points per game: 18.4 (28 at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018) 5th Year • Child & Youth Care Minutes per game: 30.7 (40 at Carleton, Jan. 26, 2019) Hamilton, Ont. • Academie Catholique Mere-Teresa Rebounds per game: 7.4 (16 vs. Windsor, Nov. 23, 2018) Assists per game: 2.8 (8 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 1.8 (4 at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018) Points: 28 points, at McMaster, Nov. 16, 2018 Field goal percentage: 45.7% Rebounds: 16 rebounds, vs. Windsor, Nov. 23, 2018 NIKOLA UROSEVIC Nikola Urosevic 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 9 F • 6’7” Points per game: 0.7 (4 vs. Laurentian, Jan. 18, 2019) 1st Year • Biomedical Science Minutes per game: 4.8 (11 vs. Algoma, Nov. 3, 2018) Toronto, Ont. • North Toronto C.I. Rebounds per game: 1.4 (5, twice, last at Laurentian, Feb. 9, 2019) Assists per game: 0.1 (1, twice, last vs. Windsor, Nov. 23, 2018) Career Highs Steals per game: 0.1 (1, twice, last vs. York, Feb. 15, 2019) Points: 4 points, vs. Laurentian, Jan. 18, 2019 Field goal percentage: 41.2% Rebounds: 5 rebounds, at Laurentian, Feb. 9, 2019 FILIP VUJADINOVIC Filip Vujadinovic 2018-19 Season Averages (Season High) 10 F • 6’7” Points per game: 11.3 (25 vs. Toronto, Oct. 26, 2018) 5th Year • Business Management Minutes per game: 23.9 (34, twice, last vs. Queen’s, Feb. 16, 2019) Burlington, Ont. • Nelson H.S. Rebounds per game: 6.2 (15 at Laurier, Nov. 10, 2018) Assists per game: 0.9 (3 at York, Jan.
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