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2018-19 Western University Men's Soccer Eligibility 2018-19 WESTERN UNIVERSITY MEN'S SOCCER ELIGIBILITY CERTIFICATE Current year of Year of Home Is presently Date of First name Last name Course Home town Last team eligibility study province ineligible eligibility Nimi Adeyemo 3 BMOS 3 Brampton ON Woodbridge Strikers Jeremy Arnold 4 Kinesiology 3 INVERARY ON Kingston Clippers Ethan Augustin 1 Kinesiology 2 Newcastle ON FC Durham, SAC Daymon Blackport 1 Kinesiology 3 London ON FC London League 1 Carlos Buitrago 1 Science 3 Aurora ON Aurora FC League 1 Cameron Cappelli 1 BMOS 2 Ottawa ON Ottawa South United Anthony Chrysanthou 1 BMOS 2 Mississauga ON Prostars FC, League 1 Ontario Raphael Cote 1 Sociology 2 London ON Pointe-Claire Red Devils AAA Robert D`amario 3 BMOS 3 Vaughan ON North Mississauga Connor Dalton 2 Kinesiology 2 Stratroy ON FC London Cristian Devia 3 King's College 3 London ON Jagiellonia Nishaan Dulay 1 Kinesiology 1 Delta BC Mountain United FC in the BCSPL Kareem El menyawi 3 Business 3 Richmond ON Vancouver United Owain Evans 4 Social Science 4 Toronto ON Richmond Hill Raiders OSL U21 Sebastian Fischer 1 Kinesiology 4 Duesseldorf GER Eller 04 Duesseldorf Braeden Gee 3 IMS 3 Dorchester ON FC London League One Belal Halbouni 1 Sociology 1 london ON Team: FC London, League Hasein Halbouni 1 King's College 2 Komoka ON Fc London Jonathan Hodge 4 King's College 4 London ON Fc London, League One Jamu Iluya 1 Engineering 1 Kitchener ON PCC Supersonics (OSL) Kairav Juta 1 Social Science 2 Newmarket ON Aurora FC League 1 Ian Kerr 1 King's College 1 Ottawa ON John McCrae SS Bulldogs - NCSSAA Aidan Kovacs 1 King's College 2 London ON LS Croatia SC Nasong Luginaah 1 Sciences 1 london ON Fc London-OYSL Kirit Mascarenhas 1 Music 1 Mississauga ON North Mississauga SC U21 Luca McLean 1 BMOS 3 Oakville ON Signs FC & Elite U21 Glen McMahon 1 BMOS 1 Nottawa ON Oakville Blue Devils U21 Prov Elite Patrick Melo 2 Sciences 2 London ON FC London Jesse Mingo 2 Health Science 2 Toronto ON North Scarborough Soccer Club James O`callaghan 4 King's College 4 mount brydges ON North London Michael Parchomchuk 2 BMOS 2 West Vancouver BC Mountain United FC Ryan Quong 4 Business 4 Vancouver BC Team Canada Stevie ray Reid 5 Education 2 Mississauga ON North Mississauga Panthers Evan Riccobon 1 Kinesiology 2 London ON St Thomas - WOSL Premier Mark Serjeant 5 King's College 5 Toronto ON FC London - League 1 Ontario. Kody Thomson 4 Business 3 Calgary AB Calgary Foothills FC PDL Luca Trivisonno 2 BMOS 2 Toronto ON Vaughan Azzurri Lucas Ventura 4 Engineering 4 Richmond Hill ON Richmond Hill Raiders.
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