Seneca
The Seneca Sting are pleased to announce the hiring of Khalil Ajram as the new head coach of the women’s rugby team.
Taylor Kampen and Bosco Lai were named Athlete of the Year for the 2025-26 season while Bekah Lee and Anthony Tso were inducted into the Hall of Fame.
The Women's Indoor Soccer team defeated the Centennial Colts 1-1 (3-0) in penalty kicks to capture the OCAA Championship.
In just his second season with the Sting, Matt Powell was named CCAA Men's Volleyball Coach of the Year.
The Men's Doubles team of Bosco Lai and Jordan Lau captured the silver medal at the CCAA National Badminton Championships.
The Seneca Sting defeated the Durham Lords for the third time this season to capture the OCAA bronze medal 25-21, 25-22, 25-16.
The Seneca Sting dropped their OCAA Quarterfinal game against the Fanshawe Falcons 67-52 as their season came to an end.
The Seneca Sting saw their gold medal hopes dashed against the Humber Hawks, falling four sets.
The Seneca Sting overcame an 11-point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Conestoga Condors 76-72, advancing to the OCAA Quarterfinal.
The Seneca Sting defeated the Niagara Knights 61-50 to advance to the OCAA Quarterfinal on home court.
Bosco Lai and Jordan Lau headlined seven Sting who captured medals at the OCAA Badminton Championships.
The Seneca Sting advance to the OCAA Championship following a four set win over the Redeemer Royals.
The Seneca Sting alternated set wins with the Redeemer Royals, but won the fifth and deciding set to advance to the OCAA Championship.
Mikyla Patras was named OCAA East Division Player of the Year along and a CCAA All-Canadian, headlining a number of Sting receiving accolades.
Matt Powell has been named OCAA Coach of the Year. In his second season with the Sting, the team went 15-1 and won the OCAA East Division.
Seneca's Bosca Lai was named the OCAA Badminton Men's Player of the Year