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2008 Team Rosters 2008 PICKERING DEFEATS EASTERN 81-52 **AJAX PICKERING TROJANS - COACHS JIM BARCLAY, DAVID JOSEPH, MIKE GORDENSKY {AAAA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} DEVOE JOSEPH - MVP UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - TWIN CITY, D1 08-10 TWICE A MEMBER OF THE CANADIAN JR NATIONAL TEAM, LEADING SCORER BOTH YEARS, TIED MINNESOTA RECORD WITH A SINGLE GAME 7-3PT FG’S VS PENN STATE 09, CANADIAN MENS DEVELOPMENT TEAM 2010, ONLY CANADIAN ON THE NIKE HOOP SUMMIT TEAM 2010, LED MINNESOTA TO ITS FIRST BIG TEN CONFERENCE FINAL 2010, NAMED TO BIG TEN ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM AFTER POSTING 14PPG, 4RPG, 3APG 2010, NCAA’S 2010, SET SCHOOL RECORD FOR 3PT FG% AT 87% ON 7 OF 8, ONE OF ONLY 9 PLAYERS IN SCHOOL HISTORY TO HAVE 300PTS {329} AND 100 ASSISTS {105} IN A SINGLE SEASON 2010, STARTED THE FINAL 17 GAMES AS A SOPH AND AVG 26MPG, SUSPENDED BY TUBBY SMITH NOV 2010 FOR 6 GAMES, LEFT THE SCHOOL IN JAN 2011 AND ENROLLED AT OREGON, ELIGIBLE LATE 2011, 2011-12, STARTED 25 OF 28 GAMES, 1ST TEAM ALL PAC 12, RANKED IN TOP 10 IN 7 CATEGORIES IN PAC 12, LED TEAM IN SCORING, STEALS, MINUTES, MADE FIELD GOALS, ATTEMPTED FG’S, 3PT FG’S ATTEMPTED, SCORED DOUBLE FIGURES IN 27 OF 28 GAMES INCLUDING 20 STRAIGHT GAMES, WENT UNDRAFTED IN NBA 2012, PRO BALL FOR KHIMIK UKRAINE 2012-13, CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM TUTO MARCHAUD CUP & FIBA AMERICA’S CHAMPIONSHIP IN VENEZUELA 2013, NATIONAL TEAM 2014, FIATC JOVENTUT SPAIN 2013-14, 2014-15, MACCABI ISRAEL 2016 CORY JOSEPH - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR FINDLAY PREP NEVADA 08 & 09, U15 PROVINCIAL TEAM GOLD MEDALIST MVP 2006, CANADIAN JR NATIONAL TEAM 08 & 09, ESPN RISE NHSI CHAMPIONS 2010, FIRST OF 2 CANADIANS TO PLAY IN THE MACDONALDS ALL AMERICA GAME 2010, WON THE MACDONALDS 3PT SHOOT-OUT, TEXAS UNIVERSITY 2010, NCAA’S SWEET 16 2011, DRAFTED BY NBA SPURS IN 2011 AT #26, WESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2013, NBA FINALS 2013, NBA CHAMPION 2014, CANADIAN NATIONAL TEAM TUTO MARCHAUD CUP & FIBA AMERICA’S CHAMPIONSHIP IN VENEZUELA 2013, SIGNS WITH RAPTORS FOR 2015-16, 16-17,TEAM CANADA TUTO MARCHAND CUP 2015, NATIONAL OLYMPIC QUALIFIER IN MANILA 2016, TRADED TO INDIANA JULY 2017 JONATHAN TULL - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE D1 09-10, ACADIA UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, AUS CHAMPIONS 2012, CIS CONSOLATION CHAMPIONS 2012, AUS CHAMPIONSHIP ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM 2012, TRANSFER TO REGINA UNIVERSITY 2014-15,15-16 WEST 1ST TEAM ALL STAR 2015,2016 DWAYNE SMITH - DEFENSIVE AWARD BRIDGTON ACADEMY PREP MAINE 08-09, GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY D1 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, AS A SOPH WAS FIRST IN TEAM OFFENSIVE REBOUNDING WITH 81, 2ND IN RPG WITH 5.1, 4TH IN STEALS WITH 26, AS A JUNIOR MISSED START OF SEASON WITH CONCUSSION SYMPTOMS, STARTED 16 GAMES OF 29 GAMES WITH 16MINUTES PER GAME JUSTIN WILTSHIRE LINCOLN COLLEGE ILLINOIS 08-09, WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 09-10, 10-11 OUA WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS 2010, C.I.S CONSOLATION FINALIST 2010 JAMAL BUCKNOR CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE ALBERTA 08-09, LED TEAM IN SCORING WITH 13PPG, WON THE ACAC NORTH CONFERENCE DIVISION 09, ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION 09, PRO BALL FRANCE-B FOR CLEARMONT LIBAN HASSAN NEW CREATIONS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY INDIANA 09-10 SOUTHEASTERN ILLINOIS JC 10-11, CENTENNIAL COLLEGE JHEDON MCPHERSON CENTENNIAL COLLEGE JAMEEL WILLIAMSON WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 2009-10, ST CLAIR COLLEGE, CENTENNIAL COLLEGE NATIEL MCKENZIE CENTENNIAL COLLEGE BRYAN FISCHER MATT LEON DELROY THOMAS BRANDON WILSON RICARDO CHUNG KEN NKRUMAH **TORONTO EASTERN COMMERCE SAINTS - COACHS KEVIN JEFFERS, TREVOR BULLEN, SHELDON BENOIT {AAAA OFSAA FINALIST} KEATON COLE - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR & 3PT CHAMPION {38} WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY D1 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12 U17 PROVINCIAL TEAM GOLD MEDALIST MVP 2006, CANADIAN JR NATIONAL TEAM 07, PLAYED IN 27 GAMES WITH 5 STARTS AS A FRESHMAN 09, LED TEAM WITH 3PT FG% OF 43% WITH 26/60 AS A FRESHMAN, PLAYED IN 34 GAMES WITH 7 STARTS AS A SOPH 2010, PLAYED IN 34 GAMES AS A JUNIOR AND HAD CAREER HIGH 17PTS VS CHATTANOOGA, FINISHED HIS CAREER MAKING 3 FREE THROWS TO FORCE OT IN THE SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME VS DAVIDSON AND ENDED THE GAME AS THE TEAM LEADING SCORER WITH 21PTS IN DOT. MISSED A GAME WINNING 3PT SHOT AT THE END OF DOT. TYLER MURRAY - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR WAGNER COLLEGE D1 08-09, 09-10,10-11, 11-12, PLAYED IN 24 GAMES WITH 2 STARTS AS A FRESHMAN, AS A SOPH PLAYED IN 34 GAMES AND STARTED 24, LED TEAM WITH 3APG, RANKED 5TH IN LEAGUE AT 42% 3PT FG, AS A JUNIOR HE HAD ONE OF THE GREATEST SCHOOL SEASONS IN HISTORY, LED TEAM IN SCORING AT 17PPG, 3RD IN LEAGUE SCORING, 3RD IN LEAGUE 3PT FG AT 42%, STARTED ALL 30 GAMES SCORING 20PLUS PTS IN 9 GAMES, FIRST TEAM N.E.C. ALL STAR 2011, SCORED 17PTS IN SECOND HALF OF HIS 1ST N.E.C. TOURNAMENT GAME VS ROBERT MORRIS, AS A SR. HE AVG. 12PPG, 3.5RPG & 2.1APG, FINAL CAREER GAME IN THE NEC TOURNAMENT HE PLAYED 39 MIN. & LED TEAM WITH 19PTS VS ROBERT MORRIS, NBLC MONCTON MIRACLES 2015-16 ALEX HILL - ACADEMIC AWARD CORNELL UNIVERSITY D1 08-09, IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 09, NCAA’S 09, TRANSFER TO UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, BREAKS UT ALL TIME SCORING RECORD JAN 2014 SURPASSING DAVE WEST MARK OF 1239PTS ALWAYNE BIGBY NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY D1 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, U15 PROVINCIAL TEAM GOLD MEDALIST MVP 2005, PLAYED IN ALL 32 GAMES WITH 28 STARTS AS A FRESHMAN AT NORTHEASTERN, INJURED AFTER 7 GAMES IN HIS SOPH YEAR, JEAN PAUL KAMBOLA NEW JERSEY ST BENEDICT’S PREP 09-10, 10-11, MARSHALL UNIVERSITY D1 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, CONFERENCE USA FINALIST 2012, NIT 2012 MARVIN BINNEY MARYLAND PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 09-10, NEW MEXICO JC 11-12, ST MARY’S UNIVERSITY, NATIONAL BASKETBAll LEAGUE OF CANADA ST JOHN’S RIPTIDE 2018-19 WAYNE BRIDGE WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14 TEAM ROY 2010, BRANDON SAM-HINTON HUMBER COLLEGE 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14 TRISTAN LEWIS-VU JJ MOZWA KMAR KELLY JEROME BROWN MATTHIEU JOHNSON **LONDON H.B. BEAL RAIDERS - COACHS TONY MARCOTULLIO, IAN McCONNELL, JEFF FLECHER {AAAA OFSAA BRONZE MEDALIST} BEAL WON THE KEN ORMEROD FLIGHT - 3RD PLACE OVER S.T.M. 52-46 ARNOLD MAYORGA - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY D1 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, PLAYED IN 28 GAMES AS A FRESHMAN 09, PLAYED IN 31 GAMES WITH 2 STARTS AND AVG 20MPG AS A SOPH 2010, PLAYED IN 27 GAMES AS A JUNIOR AVG 7MPG NEC CHAMPIONS 2011 & 2012, NCAA’S IN BOTH YEARS ENRICO DI LORETO - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, OUA WILSON CUP FINALIST 2010, C.I.S CONSOLATION CHAMPIONS 10, 2ND IN TEAM SCORING AT 14PPG 2013, OUA WEST 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR 2013, OUA WEST 1ST TEAM ALL STAR 2014, LED WINDSOR IN SCORING AND PLACED TOP TEN IN OUA ADAM JESPERSEN HAWAII UNIVERSITY D1 08-09, TRANSFER TO WESTERN UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, FANSHAWE COLLEGE 14-15 JOHN WOLDU WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 08-09, 09-10, OUA WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS 10, C.I.S CONSOLATION FINALIST 10, UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, CIS NATIONALS 2013, 2014 REDEEMER UNIVERSITY 2014-15 JOSH DI LORETO WESTERN UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 09-10, OUA YATES CUP FINALIST 09 NATHAN DI LORETO WESTERN UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, REDEEMER UNIVERSITY 2011-12 2012-13, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16 MIKE DUBREUIL FANSHAWE COLLEGE 10-11, 11-12, 12-13 EVANS OTCHERE GUELPH UNIVERSITY 09-10 FASAL HUSSAIN BRYCE CHANDLER TRENT ROBERTS ELMER PERDOMO HAMILTON ST. THOMAS MORE KNIGHTS - COACHS STEFANO GIOVANNANGELI, BRYAN ROSATI, CHRIS D’ANGELA VICTOR RASO - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR JUNIOR GORDON - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR BEN FORD WESTERN UNIVERSITY TRACK & FIELD 09-10 RYAN CHRISTIE MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 09-10 DISMISSED FROM TEAM AT XMAS, WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 11-12, LEFT TEAM BY XMAS, RETURN TO TEAM FOR 12-13 SEASON, OUA FINAL FOUR 2012-13 DAVID BOYCE JERMAINE BARR TY CUNNINGHAM ERIC ELLIOT JUSTIN AVERY PAT IVORONE ITALO CONCIATORI JOHN PRYCHOCKI STEVE CARTER **BRAMPTON EDMUND CAMPION BEARS - COACHS DAN HAMILTON, GREG SPAGNOLI {AAAA OFSAA QUALIFIER} CAMPION WON THE JOE RASO FLIGHT - 5TH PLACE OVER PARKSIDE 56-50 BRANDON ENNIS - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE D2 09-10, UNIVERSITY OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA D2 10-11, 11-12 ANTE COSIC - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY D2 09-10,10-11, DAVIS & ELKINS D2 11-12,12-13 KAREEM MALCOLM SHERIDAN COLLEGE 08-09, 09-10, OCAA ALL ROOKIE TEAM 09, LED SHERIDAN IN SCORING 2010, OCAA CHAMPIONSHIP ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM 2010, OCAA 2ND TEAM ALL- STAR 2010, SHERIDAN MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2010, GUELPH UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, 12-13 TYCHON NEWMAN-CARTER LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15, OUA 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2015, MCGILL UNIVERSITY 2015-16 , RSEQ CHAMPIONS 2015-16, CIS NATIONALS 2015-16 JORDAN CLENNON MISSOURI STATE-WEST PLAINS JC 10-11, 11-12 BYRON TRENCH NORTHWEST FLORIDA ST JC 09-10 JAMES BROOMFIELD SHANE WALLACE JOSH LEWIN MARTELLE FRANCIS LAWRENCE ADJEI-OKYERE SHANE FELIX-JALIEN JAYDEN MCDONALD JEFF KWAYKE JOSH WILLIAMS **DUNDAS PARKSIDE PANTHERS - COACHS NICK WHITE, PAUL BAKER, JUSTIN GUNTER {AA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} JORDAN TEW- R.K. FAIR PLAY AWARD MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, REDSHIRT 1ST YR DUE TO INJURY, OUA FINAL FOUR 2012 ANDREW CICUTTINI KYLE SUTHERLAND ADAM DYMENT JEFF HUNT GRAHAM VENUS LEVON THORTON TY PATTERSON MARK VAN DUYVENVOORDE VICTOR PADOL GREG HANIGAN JORDAN SWIRE WATERLOO SIR JOHN A.
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