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2006 Team Rosters 2006 MOTHER TERESA DEFEATS S.T.M. 45-39 **TORONTO BLESSED MOTHER TERESA TITANS COACHS RICHARD GALLACHER, {AAAA OFSAA CHAMPIONS} BOB CLEMENT, RON BURROWS JUSTIN DENNIS - MVP PANOLA JC TEXAS 07 & 08, 2TIME ALL REGION XIV SELECTION, NJCAA REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 08, CALSTATE-BAKERSFIELD 09, PLAYED 1 GAME FOR NAIA D1 MONTANA STATE NORTHERN IN 2009 2010, PRO BALL GERMANY HERTENER LOEWEN 2014-15, 15-16 PAPA OPPONG - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR COFFEYVILLE CC 06, PANOLA JC TEXAS 07, EARNED ALL XIV REGION HONORS IN 08, NJCAA REGIONALS 08, EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY 08 & 09, U17 PROVINCIAL TEAM GOLD MEDALIST MVP 2004, HALIFAX RAINMAN, MISSISSAUGA POWER 2013 CHRIS HIBBERT CENTENNIAL COLLEGE 07 JON SEMIRA SAN SEBASTIAN COLLEGE MANILA NCAA D3 07-09 ROMAINE LAWRENCE ST LAWRENCE COLLEGE 09-10, ALGONQUIN COLLEGE CRAIG NELSON CENTENNIAL COLLEGE, HUMBER COLLEGE RYAN WALKER HUMBER COLLEGE CHRIS EAST ASA JUCO, BISHOP’S UNIVERSITY, MINOT STATE GAEL KANZA CARLETON UNIVERSITY BRUCE JAMES ADRIAN BENT ALEX MALLARI JEROME BINGHAM ANDREW HALL PETER MCKEYRA ANTHONY WILLIAMS JULIENE HOPE HAMILTON ST. THOMAS MORE KNIGHTS - COACHS MARK KISLINSKY, TOM SPIRONELLO GINO CONCIATORI TYRELL VERNON - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR JEREMY SETTMI - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR RYAN CARRAFIELLO SENECA COLLEGE 06 & 07, MOHAWK COLLEGE 08 & 09 JERMAINE DACOSTA MCMASTER UNIVERSITY 06-09, OUA WEST ALL ROOKIE TEAM 07, MOHAWK COLLEGE 2010, OCAA WEST DIVISION 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2011 TYLER HAM MOHAWK COLLEGE 08 & 09 RYAN CHRISTIE JEROME SMITH LIONEL MORRIS TREMAYNE PANTON MIKE TOLLIS BEN FORD JEFF LLOYD JAMES GRICE ERIC ELLIOT PETER LUCCHESI TORONTO EASTERN COMMERECE SAINTS - COACHS ROY RANA, KEVIN JEFFERS, VIDAL MASSIAH, RICH FILLER EASTERN WON THE KEN ORMEROD FLIGHT - 3RD PLACE OVER OAKWOOD 63-41 LEARIE DUNCAN - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR COFFEYVILLE JC 06, REGION VI CHAMPIONS 07, NJCAA 3RD PLACE 07, PANOLA JC 08 & 09 ANDREW CUNNINGHAM - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR REDLANDS CC OKLAHOMA 07 & 08 WINNIPEG UNIVERSITY MONTY HARDWARE WINDSOR UNIVERSITY 06-2010, OUA WEST DIVISION CHAMPIONS 07 & 2010, OUA WILSON CUP CHAMPIONS 07, C.I.S NATIONALS 07, C.I.S CONSOLATION FINALIST 2010 KHRIS MONTAGUE RYERSON UNIVERSITY 06, 09, 2010 EARL GREENE CHRETIEN LUKUSA JULEOUS GRANT JAMES CLARK NICK COOKE NICK RIGAKOS MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY KEATON COLE JJ MOWZA ALWAYNE BIGBY TORONTO OAKWOOD BARONS - COACHS GREG FRANCIS, NICK DE GIORGIO, BRANKO SAMSA ANTHONY DE GIORGIO - 1ST TEAM ALL-STAR UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO 06-2010 2ND ON TEAM WITH 62 ASSISTS AND 22 STEALS IN 09 ALAIN MUTEBA - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR KIRKWOOD JC 06, LAKE REGION JC 07, EDINBORO UNIVERSITY D2 09, 10 ANTONIO BLASS - DEFENSIVE AWARD HUMBER COLLEGE 08, OCAA CHAMPIONS 09, CCAA NATIONALS 09 SAGAR ROHAILLA - CO-ACADEMIC AWARD KEDAR HARRIOTT GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE 06-08 LYDEN DRAYTON-BARROW HUMBER COLLEGE 07 & 08, OCAA CHAMPIONS 09, CCAA NATIONALS 09 RYAN STEELE BISHOPS UNIVERSITY 08 & 09 KEN BUCHANAN YORK UNIVERSITY 2008-11 EVAN DORE-JONES GLENSTON HENRY XAVIER ROBERTS NORRIS MCLEAN PIERRE HESPANHA JUNIOR BERNARD VLAD JEKIC **AJAX PICKERING S.S TROJANS - COACHS RON PARFITT, MARC PICARD, KIRK SALESMAN {AAAA OFSAA BRONZE MEDALIST}} PICKERING WON THE JOE RASO FLIGHT - 5TH PLACE OVER ST. GEORGE 57-46 DEVOE JOSEPH - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR STEPHEN LOPEZ - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR BOSSIER PARISH CC LOUISIANA 06, DALHOUISE UNIVERSITY 08-09, 09-10, 10-11, 11-12 AUS CHAMPIONS 09 & 11 C.I.S NATIONALS 09 &11 TIM CROZIER NIAGARA UNIVERSITY BASEBALL D1 07-10, MAAC ALL-ACADEMIC HONOURS 08 & 09, HAS PLAYED IN 95 GAMES STARTING IN 68 MARCUS WONG PALM BEACH JUCO, DALHOUISE UNIVERSITY JUSTIN WILSHIRE SEPHTON SPENCE BRANDON JAMES-THOMAS JAMAL BECKLES-FORDE RYAN GORDON RYAN SHEPPARD RENOIR THOMPSON LYNDON RAINFORD ANDREW NOBLE TRISTAN BEADLE DAMION DAVIS AFRAS KHATTAK ADAM BROWN JAMAL ST KITTS PHIL ISAACS HAZSAN HASSEIN VANCOUVER ST. GEORGE SAINTS - COACHS BRIAN LEE, JORDAN MASON, JOSH JANKOVICS BOL KONG - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR DOUGLAS COLLEGE BC 07-08, CCAA CHAMPIONS 08, NAMED TO THE ALL TOURNAMENT TEAM 08, SAT OUT HIS SOPHMORE SEASON WHILE WAITING FOR HIS VISA TO ATTEND GONZAGA UNIVERSITY, GONZAGA UNIVERSITY D1 09-10, NCAA’S 2010, NAIT OOKS 10-11, CCAA ALL CANADIAN 2010, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER UNIVERSITY 11-12, CIS BRONZE MEDAL 2012, NBLC MISSISSAUGA POWER 2013-14 TRADED TO OTTAWA POWER FOR ALEX JOHNSTON ALEX MURPHY UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA 06-10, PLAYED IN ALL 23 CONFERENCE GAMES AS A ROOKIE FINISHING 3RD IN ASSISTS 07, PLAYED IN ALL 23 CONFERENCE GAMES AS A SOPHMORE WITH 12 STARTS, RANKED 1ST IN THE CONFERENCE IN ASSIST-TO-TURNOVER RATIO, 2ND ON TEAM IN STEALS WITH 33, 3RD ON TEAM WITH 24MPG, PLAYED IN ALL 23 CONFERENCE GAMES AS A JUNIOR, 2ND ON TEAM WITH 89 ASSISTS, CANADA WEST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 07 & 08, C.I.S CONSOLATION FINALISTS 07 & 08, C.I.S FINALISTS 09 & 2010, CIS BRONZE MEDALIST 2011, SCORED A CAREER HIGH 36 PTS IN HIS FINAL GAME, PRO BALL NAESTVED DANISH A LEAGUE 2012-13 CHRIS BARRETT CHRIS SPENCER JUSTIN YOON CONNOR TRAINOR JEFF UPPAL DJ HENRI BEN ARCHDEKIN SAMUEL WU JESSE BAKER BRENT CLANCEY CHRIS MACKAY **KITCHENER C.I RAIDERS - COACHS AL HAEHN, MATT MCINTYRE, MAH RUHNKEL {AAAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} KITCHENER WON THE MACLEAN-NEWTON FLIGHT - 7TH PLACE OVER EMERY 76-65 CAM MCINTYRE - 2ND TEAM ALL-STAR WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 07-11 OUA WEST DIVISION ALL ROOKIE TEAM 08, LED TEAM IN SCORING AS A ROOKIE, TEAM MVP 09, OUA WEST DIVISION 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 2010 LUKE KIESWETTER WATERLOO UNIVERSITY 06-10 BOJAN PEKA ZELJKO TALIJAN NEM RADJENOVIC RONNIE SWEENEY RYAN SWEENEY JC KNIGHT ALAIN ST ONGE MARC FERNANDES STEPHEN WOLF JOEY PAULIN ADAM NOTAR MACLEAN NORTH YORK EMERY EAGLES - COACHS BOB MAYDO, ANDREW VALLEJO, JUSTIN ANTONIO OLA ADEGBORUWA - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR LAKE REGION STATE JC 06 & 07, RYERSON UNIVERSITY 2010-11, 11-12 ANDRE WILKINS BLINN JUCO, CORNELL UNIVERSITY D1 06-09, IVY LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 08, 09, 2010, NCAA’S 08 & 09, NCAA’S SWEET SIXTEEN 2010 STEVE WILLIAMS RYERSON UNIVERSITY 06-10 CARLYLE FRANCIS TALLAHASSEE CC FLORIDA 09, FCCAA FINALISTS 2010, BINGHAMPTON UNIVERSITY D1 AUGUSTINE “NIC” OBENG GEORGIAN COLLEGE DENEIL WILLIAMS SENECA COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL 08 STEVEN WILLIAMS JASON BLACKWOOD ALI MALIK ABDI ALI KEIGEL CAMPBELL JEROME GUTHRIE TYRONE SOLOMON DANE BAUGH LAVAUGHNE HEATH **HAMILTON ST. MARYS CRUSADERS - COACHS JAMIE GIROLAMETTO, PAT PAPALIA, BRAD BONITATIBUS, DERRICK THOMPSON {AAAA OFSAA ¼ FINALIST} ST. MARYS WON THE ROACH-TOWLER FLIGHT - 9TH PLACE OVER HERMAN 41-26 NICK FADAYEL - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR NIAGARA COLLEGE 07 & 08, MOHAWK COLLEGE 09 & 10 OCAA WEST REGION 2ND TEAM ALL STAR 09 MIKE ALLISON NATIONAL ELITE DEVELOPMENT ACADEMY 07, JUNIOR NATIONAL TEAM MEMBER 08 & 09, UNIVERSITY OF MAINE ORONO D1 09-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13 ZACK ANGUS TAVO CORDOVA SOL SIMUNOVIC BRENDAN ROCHE PAT ORVIDAS KYLE YOUNG TRUDEN BUFOYA SEAN HICKEY MARK PILON-BIGNELL JAMIE CLEM ZACH CASUCCIO AUSTIN WALSH GREG HAYNES MICHAEL HART WINDSOR W.F. HERMAN GRIFFINS - COACHS REG HART, GERRY BRUMPTON, JEFF BOUGHNER R.J. WELLS - 3RD TEAM ALL-STAR LANDRY NDAYIWAYEKO ALGONQUIN COLLEGE 09-10, 10-11 OCAA EAST DIV. DEFENSIVE POY 2011, UBC OKANAGAN 2011-12, 12-13 VUSHAUN LANDRUM UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT-MERCY TRACK & FIELD 09, 10, 11 TEAM ROY 09 FOR INDOOR & OUTDOOR, STUDENT-ATHLETE AWARD INDOOR 2010, CO-MVP AWARD FOR OUTDOOR 2010, PART OF SCHOOL 4X100 RELAY TEAM THAT SET SCHOOL RECORD AS SILVER MEDALIST WITH TIME OF 41.8, HORIZON LEAGUE 100M CHAMPION WITH A UDM RECORD OF 10.63 IN 2011, MEMBER OF UDM 4X100 RELAY SILVER MEDALISTS 2011, WON THE 4X200 RELAY WITH A UDM RECORD OF 1:27:28, WAS THE HORIZON LEAGUE CHAMPION FOR THE INDOOR 60M AND OUTDOOR 100M IN 2011, WAS MEMBER OF 4X100 RELAY SILVER MEDALIST 2010, WAS HORIZON LEAGUE 60M SILVER MEDALIST 2010 CHRIS SCOTT ST CLAIR COLLEGE 08 VALLON LANDRUM TERRY MAULDIN GORAN KOVAC MARKO IVANISEVIC BRAD BOUGHNER NIYE DAWODU WADE HASKETT DAN TEGELTIJA GORAN ARNAULT MATIJA NENANDOVIC BURLINGTON NELSON LORDS - COACHS BOB STACEY, JOHN SIMIONI, IVAN PARKINSON BRADY HESLIP - 3PT CHAMPION {29} DARREN WEAVER - CO-ACADEMIC AWARD OZREN OPACIC RYERSON UNIVERSITY 06, QUEENS UNIVERSITY 09 ZACH STACEY JOSH HILTON SHARIF WANAS KOHEN BAUER DAN MCMULLEN DEVON LOWDEN MANNY CAMPBELL TJ HARB TYLER HAYNES JAMES NAPIER KYLE TORRANCE HAMILTON GLENDALE BEARS - COACHS NICK SCHLECHTA, DARRYL FORSTER KYLE KLOOSTERMAN - 1ST RON KOVLJENIC FAIR PLAY AWARD MCMASTER UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 06 & 07 RICKY HEATH MOHAWK COLLEGE 07-09 STEFAN ZELENOVIC REDEEMER COLLEGE 06 MLADEN LUCIC BRAD DRYWOOD DAN LUKIC MILOS DJUKANOVIC ALEX LOPATIC KALID AHMED ANGELO KARAN NEVEN VUJINOVIC ZIVOJIN TOLMAC LONDON H.B BEAL RAIDERS - COACHS TONY MARCOTULLIO, DAN COLFAX, IAN McCONNELL PAUL POPO-OLA LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY 06-08 DEAN MAGIEROWSKI LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY 06-08 JOEL WILLIAMS FANSHAWE COLLEGE 10-11, 11-12, 12-13 ADAM JESPERSEN ARNOLD MYORGA JOHN WALDO DAVE OTTERBEIN ENRICO DILERETO KYLE McCONNELL BRAD YOUNG ZANA MOHAMMED MIKE BWANKA ALLISTER MUHIRE JORDAN LAFORME HAMILTON CATHEDRAL GAELS - COACHS MARK DALY, BRIAN DALY, DARRELL HICKS VAUGHN WILLIAMS NIAGARA COLLEGE 06-08 YANNICK N’KINDU GENESEE JUCO, ERIE JUCO, NIAGARA COLLEGE 09 ARNY N’KINDU DECEE KRAH KYLE MAYERS JEREMIE KAYEYE MATT CUPIDO EKOW FLYNN ROBERT SMITH LUCA FORTINO MIKE BARR ARYIAS REED MATTHIAS GOYERT-STEPHENS MUSTAFE MOHAMED STONEY CREEK SALTFLEET STORM - COACHS DAVE ORMEROD, JIM WEATHERBEE, PETER GABRIELE MATT MCIIVANEY BROCK UNIVERSITY RUGBY 06, 07, 08 OUA CHAMPION 07 JAME BATURIN TRINITY WESTERN UNIVERSITY 08 GLENN STEWART BROCK UNIVERSITY RUGBY 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 OUA CHAMPION 07 DOUG PAVLOVICH SANELE MLOTSHWA BRIAN MAYO BRADEN BURNETT STEVE SMITH IVAN ROIC GLEN STEWART SANDY ROJENKO SAM CASTILLO AHMED SAHI PAUL SIDHU CHASE CREEMER WINDSOR ST. JOSEPHS LASERS - COACHS DON HOLLERHEAD, JOHN LOPEZ BAI SESAY ST CLAIR COLLEGE 08 ABEL BEYENE LESTER CENTENO AMER EJAZ JOHN JONES MIKE DOYLE DAN GAUGHAN ANTHONY SUNSIN ROB MALBASIC MATT CARON IAN GERARD JOHN KOOMAR .
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