HUMBER WINS SECOND STRAIGHT OCAA MEN'S INDOOR SOCCER TITLE

VAUGHAN, Ont. - In a rematch of a first-round game at regionals, the Humber Hawks were pitted against the Seneca Sting to decide who would be the 2012 OCAA men's indoor soccer champions.

The Hawks won the first meeting in a nail biting 1-0 fashion. This 3-0 win, Humber's second consecutive OCAA title, was less tense as Humber scored early and controlled the match the rest of the way.

Less than two minute into the game Humber drew first blood as Yousif Mohammed scored a tap-in goal.

Andrew DaSilva, with 30 seconds left in the half, dazzled the crowd with a beautiful display of footwork and buried the ball into the twine to give Humber a 2-0 lead at the break.

With little action occurring in the second half the game got a little chippy as both teams were cautioned. Nick Cisternino scored with three minutes left in the game to put the game on ice.

Humber's keeper David Ragno, was named goalie of the tournament.

Mario Orestano was selected as the tournament most valuable player for the second time in his career at Humber.

Seneca's Joey Amato and Mauricio Orsetano were named tournament all-stars.

This win, combined with the women's victory, has given the Hawks wins in both the indoor and outdoor seasons for the past two years.

In the bronze medal match, Sheridan won 1-0 over Fleming-Peterborough on penalty kicks.

Sheridan's David Velastegai was named a tournament all-star.

Source: Humber College with files from OCAA Communications