HUMBER 2011-12 ATHLETIC AWARDS

Male Athletes of the Year

Adrian Cord – Men's Golf

Adrian's last two seasons at Humber have been nothing short of magical. Cord has won two OCAA provincial titles, two CCAA national titles, an RCGA college/university title and represented Canada at the World University Games in China. This season he personally earned a silver medal at the OCAA championships, just being edged out by one stroke by teammate Mark Hoffman. When the CCAA championships rolled around Cord decided it was his time to shine and beat Hoffman, teammate and friend, to win the individual gold medal. Cord and his teammates have also been nominated as the Sport Alliance of Ontario's top amateur team, with the winner to be announced in April.

Team:
Men's CCAA National Gold Medalists
Men's OCAA Provincial Gold Medalists
OCAA Team of the Week (two times)

Individual:
CCAA Gold Medalist
CCAA All-Canadian
OCAA Silver Medalist
All-Ontario Team
OCAA Overall Athlete of the Week
CCAA Overall Athlete of the Month

Terell Bramwell – Men's Volleyball

Terrel may well be the the finest athlete to ever suit up for the Hawks. He is not only widely recognized around campus but around the entire country. His uncanny ability to jump out of the gym left fans and opponents in awe as he unmercifully slammed balls towards helpless defenders. This season he also won every award imaginable being named OCAA and CCAA men's volleyball athlete of the year, and for the second time in three years was named an all-Canadian. Bramwell also set single game and season scoring records in kills and points. Along with winning awards and setting scoring records he led the Hawks to a men's volleyball No. 1 ranking throughout the season, which culminated in Humber's first-ever CCAA national championship.

Team:
CCAA National Gold Medalists
OCAA Provincial Gold Medalists
OCAA West Division Champions
OCAA Team of the Week (three times)

Individual:
CCAA Player of the Year
CCAA All-Canadian
CCAA Championship Tournament MVP
OCAA Player of the Year
OCAA Championship Tournament All-Star
OCAA West Division First-Team All-Star
OCAA Overall Athlete of the Week (three times)
OCAA Volleyball Athlete of the Week (three times)
CCAA Overall Athlete of the Month
CCAA Volleyball Athlete of the Month

Female Athletes of the Year

Vicky Siemon – Cross Country

In just two short years Vicky has become Humber's most decorated cross country runner ever. After a solid career at the University of Western Ontario, Vicky came to Humber and brought some of her refined skill to an upstart Hawks program. Siemon went off in her second season with the Hawks winning almost every race she entered. She won the Fanshawe Invitational by nearly a full minute for her first win of the season. When it was time for the OCAA championship she beat the competition handily once again by over 30 seconds, winning the OCAA individual and team gold medal. At the CCAA championship in B.C., Vicky narrowly missed the gold by only three seconds, but managed help her women's team claim the overall title. The CCAA silver marks Humber's best-ever national individual finish in cross country.

Cross Country - Overall Team
OCAA Overall Team Gold Medalists
OCAA Team of the Week (two times)
Cross Country - Women

Team:
CCAA Conference Women's Gold Medalists
OCAA Team Women's Gold Medalists

Individual:
CCAA Silver Medalist
CCAA Conference Ontario Gold Medalist
OCAA Gold Medalist
OCAA Team Ontario
CCAA Academic All-Canadian
CCAA Academic All-Star
OCAA Overall Athlete of the Week

Keyla Moreno – Women's Outdoor & Indoor Soccer

When Keyla steps onto the pitch the opposing coach knows to have two defenders on her at all times, and sometimes that isn't even enough. Her sublime foot skills and rocket shot are often too much for defenders to keep up with. Keyla's leadership and experience this season were a huge reason why Humber repeated as OCAA champions, but it was what she did without the ball that was perhaps most impressive. Drawing two and three players to her at a time then chipping a cute little pass to an oncoming striker happened all too often. Keyla claimed a number of honours this season as she was named CCAA and OCAA women's soccer athlete of the year, and an all-Canadian for a second time. She also led the Hawks to the OCAA indoor title, as with the outdoor team, for the second consecutive year.

Women's Outdoor Soccer

Team:
OCAA Provincial Gold Medalists
OCAA West Division Champions
OCAA West Division Top Defensive Team
OCAA Team of the Week

Individual:
CCAA Women's Soccer Player of the Year
OCAA Women's Soccer Player of the Year
CCAA All-Canadian
OCAA Tournament MVP
OCAA All-Star
OCAA Soccer Athlete of the Week
CCAA Soccer Athlete of the Month

Women's Indoor Soccer

Team:
OCAA Provincial Gold Medalists
OCAA Regional Champions
OCAA Team of the Week
OCAA Overall Athlete of the Week

MAJOR AWARDS

Valedictorian
Alyssa Ferreira

Athletic Therapy
Olivia Smedley

SAA Award of Excellence
Garrett Meades

Hans Heim (Dedication to Athletics Department)
Steven Bot
Justin McCaffrey
Joe Suzor (Media)
Chanelle Seguin
Jess Raymond

Academic/Athletic Excellence
Peter Koumoulas
Brittany Szerbakow
Teresa George
Aleks Inveiss

Leadership
Kris Dowling
Simon Yip

Hawk Heart (Adversity/Injury/Heart)
Jessica O'Quinn
Roberto Galle
Aycha Hamaoui
Nate Le

Hawk Spirit (Dedication and Support)
Maria Cristina De Rose
Jesse Bruce

Warrick Manners (Excellence/Sportsmanship)
Michelle Overzet
Yousif Yousif

Mike Katz (Excellence/Contribution)
George Halim
Mike Dvorak

Germain Sanchez (Excellence/Distinction)
Tracy Wong
Kelly Nyhof
Marcelo Capozzolo

Female Freshman
Kelsey Bardy
Atissa Cronk

Male Freshman
Augustin de Medina
Curtis Lauzon

Female Athlete
Vicky Siemon
Keyla Moreno

Male Athlete
Adrian Cord
Terrel Bramwell

Athletic Director's Pick
Renee Yip

TEAM AWARDS

Golf
MVP: Mark Hoffman, Adrian Cord
Rookie of the Year: Ben Bell

Curling
MVP: Laura Hickey
Rookie of the Year: Maria Christina De Rose

Cross Country
MVP: Victoria Siemon, Nathanial Green
Coaches Pick: Darren Mancini, Becky Tindale

Badminton
MVP: Tracy Wong
Rookie of the Year: Hadrian Liu

Women's Fastball
MVP: Jessica O'Quinn
Rookie of the Year: Shauna Niskanen

Men's Baseball
MVP: Dylan Waterman, Kris Muccilli

Women's Rugby
MVP: Lindsey Bradbury
Rookie of the Year: Kelsey Bardy
Coaches Pick: Laura Mullings

Men's Rugby
MVP: Phil Boone, Jason Chuck
Rookie of the Year: Curtis Lauzon
Coaches Pick: Daniel Patrizi

Women's Basketball
MVP: Atissa Cronk
Rookie of the Year: Mary Asare

Men's Basketball
MVP: Mark Perrin, Akeem Sween

Women's Soccer
MVP: Keyla Moreno, Sonia Rocha
Rookie of the Year: Stefany Santos

Men's Soccer
MVP: Peter Koumoulas, Mario Orestano
Rookie of the Year: Augustin de Medina

Women's Volleyball
MVP: Nina Carino
Rookie of the Year: Deborah Mitchell
Coaches Pick: Rebecca Sobie

Men's Volleyball
MVP: Terrel Bramwell
Rookie of the Year: Cam Fletcher
Coaches Pick: Mack Robertson

Cheer
MVP: Steven Dougherty
Rookie of the Year: Maddison Dombroski

Dance
Rookie of the Year: Erika Sunstrum
Triple Threat: Tawnee Vandenbroek

Source: Humber College