Season outlook It’s a new season for the York University Lions men’s basketball team and head coach Nate Philippe is excited to be back on the court with his players after a long absence due to the season-long shutdown last year.
Up front the team will rely on forward Somto Dimanochie, and in the backcourt the team also welcomes back fifthyear guard Brendon Chevannes, who last played for the Lions in 2018-19 and averaged 7.9 points in an injuryplagued season. His experience will be invaluable with a Philippe is in his fifth season at the helm of the program young group around him. and is now seeing his first recruiting class blossom into leaders on an otherwise young team. The Lions got a They will be joined by a talented cast of newcomers who taste of the playoffs in his second year and, with a more represent a double cohort of rookies. Among the firstexperienced line-up this season, will be on the hunt for a year standouts are Travon Hamilton, a local product return trip. described by his coach as a quick and explosive combo guard, and Johnny Brown, a Calgary native with a high “We have a few veteran guys that have been around our basketball IQ and elite shooting potential. program for many years and so we have much better leadership this year. But we also have a lot of new faces Also donning the Lions uniform for the first time this that we need to get up to speed quickly. We need those season is transfer forward Warsame Mohamed, who guys to play and help us win games. We will try and comes to York from the Rams and brings with him a accelerate their development as quickly as possible while winning pedigree.
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THIS IS A TEAM WITH HIGH POTENTIAL. WE HAVE GOOD LENGTH, GOOD ATHLETICISM AND VETERAN GUYS THAT UNDERSTAND OUR SYSTEM AND THE LEAGUE. I’M VERY EXCITED ABOUT THIS GROUP AND WE HAVE A HIGH CEILING. NATE PHILIPPE, head coach
also still giving them time to learn and absorb without too “This is a team with high potential. We have good length, much pressure. It’s a challenging balancing act for sure.” good athleticism and veteran guys that understand our system and the league. I’m very excited about this group That veteran leadership begins with fourth-year guard and we have a high ceiling. Now it’s a matter of how Prince Kamunga and third-year guard Tyler Pryce, both quickly we can knock off the COVID rust and integrate of whom will be counted on for their experience and our new players.” their on-court prowess. In 2019-20, Kamunga ranked 12th in conference scoring (18.7 points per game), 10th in The Lions will play in a tough OUA East Division this rebounds (9.1 per game) and fifth in total blocks (28) to season and will battle hard night in and night out for lead the Lions in all three categories. Pryce, meanwhile, wins while looking to put all the pieces together than was the team’s leader in assists (2.9 per game) and added can lead to a rise in the conference standings. nine points per game.
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SCHEDULE
Nov. 5
AT OTTAWA
NOV. 27
jan. 29
VS carleton
VS Toronto
Nov. 6
jan. 14
FEB. 9
5PM nov. 19
8PM
8PM
VS NIPISSING
jan. 15
feb. 12
8PM
5PM
nov. 20
VS NIPISSING
jan. 21
5PM
8PM
NOV. 26
jan. 22
8PM
5PM
8PM
5PM
AT OTTAWA
VS carleton
AT laurentian
AT laurentian
8PM
AT RAMS
VS RAMS 5PM
AT Queen’s
FEB. 16
VS ONT. TECH 8PM
AT Queen’s
FEB. 19
VS ONT. TECH 8PM
jan. 28
AT Toronto 8PM
2019-20 REGULAR SEASON RESULTS DATE Thu. Oct. 24 Sat. Oct. 26 Fri. Nov. 1 Sat. Nov. 2 Wed. Nov. 6 Sun. Nov. 10 Fri. Nov. 15 Sat. Nov. 16 Fri. Nov. 22 Sat. Nov. 23 Fri. Nov. 29
OPPONENT RESULT Rams L 67-80 Algoma L 72-74 Toronto W 88-87 Guelph L 71-96 Laurier L 84-92 Waterloo L 69-93 Toronto L 81-95 Rams L 65-93 Ottawa L 75-100 Carleton L 44-129 Lakehead L 83-85
DATE Sat. Nov. 30 Wed. Jan. 8 Sat. Jan. 11 Fri. Jan. 24 Sat. Jan. 25 Wed. Jan. 29 Sat. Feb. 1 Fri. Feb. 7 Sat. Feb. 8 Wed. Feb. 12 Fri. Feb. 14
OPPONENT RESULT Lakehead L 63-91 Brock W 79-77 McMaster L 82-83 Nipissing L 67-82 Laurentian L 76-84 Brock L 81-94 McMaster L 72-95 Windsor L 73-102 Western L 73-108 Ontario Tech W 91-88 Queen’s L 63-81
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stats 2019-20 REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS PLAYER GP PPG RPG APG STL BLK FG% 3P% FT% Prince Kamunga 18 18.7 9.11 1.89 27 28 38.5 32.5 80.3 DeAndrae Pierre 22 12.4 2.18 2.91 18 5 35.0 27.1 81.9 Connor Laronde 12 9.5 2 1.08 4 0 39.2 39.1 80.0 Tyler Pryce 18 9 4.56 2.94 20 4 41.1 27.5 66.7 Nick Russell 20 8.4 3.3 0.6 9 10 39.9 36.9 53.8 Alex Thielen 18 5.83 1.33 0.61 8 2 38.7 28.8 60.0 Somto Dimanochie 9 5.44 5.11 0.89 8 6 45.7 0.0 70.0 Dusan Prelo 18 4 2.82 0.64 2 7 42.7 0.0 45.5 Yacine Loe 12 4 3.5 0.17 2 5 64.5 0.0 61.5 MJ Forbes 22 3.68 1.77 0.41 5 2 40.0 16.7 45.2 Sukhjot Kalsi 8 3.38 1.5 0.13 1 1 52.2 10.0 50.0 Robert Lamour 14 3.29 1.5 0.36 2 1 29.8 33.3 90.0 Joshua Kagande 19 2.42 2.79 1.89 14 0 32.1 11.1 80.0 Liam Rietschin 18 2.39 1.61 0.17 3 9 50.0 0.0 59.1 Isaiah Moseley 16 2 1.88 0.63 3 0 42.9 50.0 37.5 Isaiah Scipio 7 1.71 1.43 0.57 1 1 35.3 0.0 0.0 Nicolas Duncan 4 0.5 0.5 0.25 1 0 33.3 0.0 0.0 *Bold denotes returning players
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HEAD Coach NATE PHILIPPE Head Coach
Nate Philippe was named the head coach of the Lions men’s basketball program in June 2017. Philippe, a Toronto native, returned home to coach the Lions and came to York with nearly 10 years of experience as a varsity coach, including two as a head coach in U SPORTS with the UQAM Citadins. He also has five years of experience in NCAA Division I basketball and spent one year as an assistant coach with the Lions in 2009-10. In his two seasons with the Citadins, Philippe engineered a tremendous program turnaround, taking a last-place team to the RSEQ championship game in his first season and leading them back to the title game the following year. Under his guidance from 2015-17, the Citadins won 29 more games than they had in the two years prior to his arrival, had their first conference player of the year recipient and U SPORTS all-Canadian in Kewyn Blain and won the gold medal at the first ever FISU World University 3x3 Championships in Xiamen, China, in 2015.
Philippe went to UQAM after two seasons as an assistant coach at American University (2013-15), helping the Eagles win an improbable Patriot League tournament championship in 2014 that secured them a berth in the NCAA tournament, and a return to the championship game in 2015. Prior to that he was an assistant with the University of Maine for two seasons and the University of North Dakota for one, winning the Great West Conference championship with the Fighting Hawks in 2011. Philippe’s coaching career began in Toronto in 2008, when he served as the head coach of the senior boys’ team at West Hill Collegiate Institute and Grassroots Canada Elite AAU, as well as an assistant coach at Centennial College. He was then the associate head coach at the Regional Elite Development Academy (REDA) in its founding year. As a player he spent four seasons in the AUS with UPEI and Saint Mary’s, leading the Huskies to a pair of appearances in the conference championship game and the CIS national tournament. He graduated from Saint Mary’s in 2003 with a bachelor of arts degree in economics and business studies and went on to a fiveyear career as a real estate agent before beginning coaching.
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THE COACHES JERMAIN HOLNESS
ANDREW BROEREN
Holness joins Nate Philippe’s coaching staff for the 2021-22 season with 15 years of results-oriented basketball experience. The native of Toronto, Ont. arrives at York from the CEBL’s Edmonton Stingers, where he spent the 2020 and 2021 seasons as an assistant coach. He won the CEBL Championship in his first season as a member of the Stingers staff – which was also his first season as a member of a professional basketball coaching staff.
Andrew Broeren joined the Lions coaching staff in 2018. He came to York with a coaching resume that includes stints at the college and provincial levels. Most recently, he served as head coach with the Georgian College Grizzlies women’s team for three seasons, where he led the team to the playoffs for the first time in seven years in 2017.
Assistant Coach
Holness has also spent five seasons from 2016-20 as a member of the highly successful Ryerson University men’s basketball program as an assistant coach. As a member of Roy Rana’s coaching staff, Holness earned an OUA Championship (2016), two OUA silver medals (2017 and 2018), two U SPORTS silver medals (2016 and 2017), and one U SPORTS bronze medal (2018). In addition to his experience at the university and professional levels, Holness earned a national championship as assistant coach for the 2018 Ontario 15U team. He held that position from 2017-19. He has also been the program director for Hoops Canada since 2013. Holness graduated from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix. with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with an emphasis in Performance and Sports Psychology. He also holds an Advance Diploma from Centennial College in Child and Youth work, with honours.
BEN HAILE
Player Development Specialist Ben Haile joined the Lions in 2017 as the player development specialist. Since 2015, he has served as a coach with Desta Player Development, teaching fundamental basketball skills in group and one-on-one sessions. He is also the head coach of the Vaughan Panthers U11 team. Prior to stepping into the coaching ranks, he spent four years playing professional basketball in Germany with Erft Baskets Euskirchen.
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He’s also been coaching the junior and senior boys’ basketball teams at St. Joseph’s Secondary School since 2013 and the Next Level Basketball AAU travelling team out of Barrie for three years. Broeren also previously coached at Ontario Basketball’s Centre for Performance where he was coach of the summer development program from 2011-14.
SUPPORT STAFF STEPHANIE FONG SENIOR STUDENT THERAPIST JANVI PATEL SENIOR STUDENT THERAPIST EDWARD MITTON STUDENT THERAPIST MAHILA RATANSI SENIOR STUDENT THERAPIST
Haile earned his degree in psychology from the University of Guelph and completed a business administration certificate at Humber College.
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PLAYER PROFILE Which became a reality, when his talent and skill were recognized by Concord University in West Virginia, United States. when he was offered a scholarship. Chevannes spent three years playing in the U.S., including a season with the Concord Mountain Lions in NCAA Division II. This exposure was a major milestone for him, and it exemplifies his passion and hard work towards the sport. Unfortunately, his last season did not go as planned, as his 2018-19 season was cut short due to an injury. However, Chevannes managed to put up respectable numbers on the scoresheet, averaging 7.9 points, 5.0 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.4 steals per game. By ARPAN KAUR A dynamic fifth-year guard, Brendon Chevannes has an unmistakable enthusiasm about him when discussing basketball. He began his sporting career as a child in Ottawa, where he spent his younger years playing ice hockey before discovering his passion for basketball. The interdisciplinary social science major was introduced to the game upon his arrival in Toronto through his brothers and cousins during his time in elementary school in grade one. “I come from a big family, three other brothers and cousins who started playing basketball, so I decided to follow in their footsteps.” Ever since Chevannes became enamoured with the game, just like any other basketball player, he has this dream to one day be drafted by the NBA. To achieve that, he intends on trying out for the Canadian Elite Basketball League once he finishes school, and with the goal of eventually playing overseas in the long run. Being a student-athlete comes with several responsibilities and challenges, however, Chevannes manages to balance the two with ease.
As an athlete who’s had to try multiple times before excelling and having learned to trust the process, Chevannes strives to instil a competitive spirit on the court and while he coaches young individuals. “Well iron sharpens iron, the ability to compete allows you to perform at your best against the guys that are giving their best, and it just forces you to get it in your bag -pull out moves. But at the end of the day, we make each other better, which is the best part of competing for me.” GETTING TO KNOW BRENDON If you could play another sport, what would it be? Football. Do you have any pre-game meals or rituals? I like to meditate before games, so I usually devote an hour in the morning before my game. Favourite professional athlete? Kobe Bryant. Who is your biggest supporter? I have to give that to my whole family, they’ve been with me through thick and thin, kept me level-headed, healthy and just always looking out.
“Dedication is key,” he says when asked how he manages his varsity student-athlete life. “Having a schedule in place is what keeps me on track, and it’s been working for me; getting good grades and performing well academically.” He strongly believes that if you put in the work, everything takes care of itself.
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G/F 6-4 2nd Year Commerce, Business Research Brooklyn, N.Y. Marjory Stoneman Douglas H.S.
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BRENDON CHEVANNES
G 5-10 5th Year Interdisciplinary Social Sciences Malton, Ont. Father Henry Carr C.S.S. / Concord University
• A strong, physical wing who is versatile and can play both forward and guard positions • Is very coachable and has the potential to be a highlevel defender • Averaged 5.2 points and 3.1 rebounds in senior season at high school
• A strong floor general who is a really good defender • Has strong perimeter shooting and ball-handling skills • Two-time starting point guard for BC provincial team • Led high school to silver medal at regional tournament and sixth place at the provincial championships and earned second-team all-star honours in senior high school season
Year GP PTS REB AST BLK STL 2019-20 14 46 21 5 1 2 Total 14 46 21 5 1 2
Year GP PTS REB AST BLK STL 2018-19 10 87 47 27 0 14 Total 10 87 47 27 0 14
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BEN SIMMONS
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G 6-7 4th Year Information Technology Toronto, Ont. College Francais • Drafted 11th overall by the Edmonton Stingers in 2020 CEBL U SPORTS draft. • Tied for fourth in team scoring, was first in threepoint percentage and third in field goal percentage • A long, athletic wing with tremendous potential • Was a top-three scorer in the GTA in grade 11 and helped his team win a TDSB regional championship in 2010 Year GP PTS REB AST 2017-18 23 192 66 7 2018-19 23 214 84 17 2019-20 18 337 164 34 Total 64 743 314 58
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TYLER PRYCE
PRINCE KAMUNGA
BLK 17 21 28 66
STL 11 16 27 54
TRAVON HAMILTON
G 6-2 1st Year
G 6-4 3rd Year
G 5-10 1st Year
Business & Society Fort McMurray, Alta. Father Mercredi H.S.
Kinesiology & Health Science Aurora, Ont. Father Mercredi H.S.
Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Rexdale Ont. Holy Cross C.A.
• A hard-working floor general with a high IQ who has shown tremendous leadership abilities • Earned a city MVP award
• A skilled, athletic combo guard who has the ability to make his teammates better • Earned high school team MVP honours Year GP PTS REB AST 2018-19 10 15 9 4 2019-20 18 162 82 53 Total 28 178 91 57
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JOHNNY BROWN
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BLK 0 4 4
• A quick and explosive combo guard who plays tough and is a very physical defender
STL 8 20 28
ELIAS PANAGIOTOPOULOS
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JULIEN LEMON
G 6-4 1st Year
G 6-3 1st Year
G 6-3 1st Year
Engineering Calgary, Alta. Western Canada H.S.
Kinesiology & Health Science Toronto, Ont. Orangeville District H.S.
Film Studies Milton, Ont. Jean Vanier C.S.S.
• A hard-working guard who has elite shooter potential and is hungry to improve • He is described as a gym rat and has a very high game IQ
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• A crafty, skilled scoring wing with a high level of prep school experience • Was named the basketball team MVP at Orangeville District
• An explosive athlete who is a tenacious defender • Won the GHAC regional championship and the AAAA bronze medal at OFSAA in 2017-18
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HAVEN HOLDER
F 6-6 1st Year Liberal Arts & Professional Studies Ottawa, Ont. Longfields Davidson Heights S.S.
• A long, athletic forward who has great physical tools for the game.
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LIAM RIETSCHIN
F 6-11 2nd Year Kinesiology & Health Science Toronto, Ont. Bishop Allen Academy • A very skilled, long, athletic front court player who has the ability to pass, dribble and shoot • Former member of the Ontario U15 team
Year GP PTS REB AST BLK STL 2019-20 18 43 29 3 9 3 Total 18 43 29 3 9 3
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WARSAME MOHAMED
F 6-8 4th Year Geography North York, Ont. A.Y. Jackson S.S. / Ryerson University • A tall forward with championship pedigree • Brings great skill, versatility and a high IQ to the line-up • Played three seasons with the Rams before transferring to York Year GP PTS REB AST 2016-17 * 15 44 32 4 2017-18 * 17 57 21 3 2018-19 * 21 118 57 7 Total 53 145 104 14 *with the Rams
BLK 2 2 4 8
STL 1 5 7 13
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ALEXIS KAYONGA
LUIS MICOURT
F 6-6 2nd Year
G 6-3 1st Year
Commerce, Accounting Quebec City, Que. CEGEP Champlain-St Lawrence
Pyschology Ottawa, Ont. Notre Dame H.S.
• A long, skilled forward that has great versatility on the court • Named most valuable player of RSEQ Division II in the 2019-20 season while playing for CEGEP Champlain St. Lawrence
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• An athletic combo guard that is explosive on the court • Won a city championship and finished second at the provincial championships • Was a two-time city all-star selection
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YACINE LOE
F 6-8 3rd Year Business & Ecomonics Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso International School of Ouagadougou • A forward with a long wingspan • Earned high school’s MVP award in 2016 for both basketball and soccer and was named athlete of the year in 2015-16 • Played with Desta Training in the Megacity basketball league last year and averaged 6.6 points and 9.6 rebounds over 12 games Year GP PTS REB AST 2018-19 14 11 23 1 2019-20 12 48 34 11 Total 26 59 57 12
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BLK 7 2 9
STL 4 8 12
SOMTO DIMANOCHIE
SUKHJOT KALSI
F 6-10 3rd Year Political Science Etobicoke, Ont. John Polanyi C.I. • Returns to action this season after redshirting following his rookie season in 2017-18 • A long, skilled forward with very high upside • Participated in high school basketball and volleyball at John Polanyi
Year GP PTS REB AST 2017-18 20 25 29 2 2019-20 8 27 12 1 Total 28 52 41 3
BLK 8 1 9
STL 4 1 5
REDSHIRTS
F 6-8 3rd Year
Mostafa Ezz Elarab G 6-3 185 1st Year Kinesiology & Health Science North York, Ont., A.Y. Jackson S.S.
Business & Society Vaughan, Ont. Brentwood College School
Danny Lazic F 6-8 220 1st Year Communications Studies, Mississauga, Ont., Erindale S.S.
• A strong, physical big man with excellent potential • Helped lead high school team to a provincial championship in senior season
Year GP PTS REB AST 2018-19 17 96 58 5 2019-20 9 49 46 8 Total 26 145 104 13
BLK 20 6 26
STL 8 8 16
Mert Ozuak G 6-5 198 1st Year Health Studies Istanbul, Turkey Hoosac School Reuel Thomas G 6-0 155 1st Year Business Economics Ajax, Ont. Glenelg H.S. Jakobi Walters F 6-6 220 1st Year Criminology Surrey, B.C. Guildford Park S.S.
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U SPORTS AWARDS
OUA Championship Titles (since 1908) 1984-85, 1983-84, 1981-82, 1980-81, 1979-80, 1977-78
YORK AWARDS
U SPORTS Bronze Medals (since 1962) 1978-79, 1977-78
OUA AWARDS
history U SPORTS Player of the Year / Mike Moser Memorial Trophy (since 1974) 1980-81 – David Coulthard 1978-79 – David Coulthard U SPORTS Rookie of the Year / Dr. Peter Mullins Trophy (since 1987) 2004-05 – Tut Ruach 2002-03 – Dan Eves 1997-98 – Dean Labayen
OUA Silver Medals 1986-87, 1985-86, 1982-83, 1978-79, 1971-72
U SPORTS Outstanding Student-Athlete / Ken Shields Award (since 1993) 2000-01 – Chris Peskun U SPORTS First-Team All-Canadians (since 1978) 1981-82 – David Coulthard 1980-81 – David Coulthard 1979-80 – Bo Pelech, David Coulthard 1978-79 – David Coulthard, Lonnie Ramati 1984-85 – Bob Bain 1983-84 – Bob Bain 1981-82 – Bob Bain 1978-79 – Bob Bain 1977-78 – Bob Bain 1974-75 – Bob Bain
OUA Most Outstanding Player in the Wilson Cup Final / Kitch Macpherson Trophy (since 1979) 1984-85 – John Christensen 1983-84 – Enzo Spagnuolo 1981-82 – David Coulthard 1980-81 – Paul Jones 1979-80 – David Coulthard
OUA First-Team All-Stars (since 1971) 2014-15 – Nick Tufegdzich 2006-07 – Daniel Eves 2005-06 – Tut Ruach 2004-05 – Daniel Eves, Jordan Foebel 2003-04 – Tom McChesney 2002-03 – Ryan French 2001-02 – Ryan French OUA Most Outstanding Player in the Champion- 2000-01 – Paul Nixon ship Playoffs / E.C. Lebel Plaque (until 1978) 1998-99 – Dean Labayen 1977-78 – David Coulthard 1997-98 – Dean Labayen 1996-97 – Wilton Hall OUA East Player of the Year (since 1980) 1995-96 – Wilton Hall 2004-05 – Daniel Eves 1991-92 – Clive Anderson, Mark Bellai 1985-86 – Tim Rider 1990-91 – Clive Anderson, Mark Bellai 1984-85 – John Christensen 1988-89 – Jeff McDermid 1982-83 – Enzo Spagnuolo 1987-88 – Jeff McDermid 1981-82 – David Coulthard 1985-86 – Mark Jones, Stuart Levinsky, Tim Rider 1980-81 – David Coulthard 1984-85 – John Christensen, Tim Rider 1983-84 – Enzo Spagnuolo, Grant Parobec OUA East Rookie of the Year (since 1991) 1982-83 – Enzo Spagnuolo, Grant Parobec, John 2008-09 – David Tyndale Christensen 2004-05 – Tut Ruach 1981-82 – David Coulthard, John Christensen 2002-03 – Daniel Eves 1980-81 – David Coulthard, John Christensen 1999-00 – Ryan French 1979-80 – Bo Pelech, David Coulthard 1997-98 – Dean Labayen 1978-79 – Bo Pelch, David Coulthard, Lonnie 1996-97 – Paul Nixon Ramati 1994-95 – Byron Nugent 1977-78 – David Coulthard, Lonnie Ramati 1993-94 – John Poulimenos 1976-77 – Chris McNeill 1991-92 – Wilton Hall (co-recipient) 1975-76 – Romeo Callegaro 1974-75 – Everad Spence OUA East Ken Shields Award Nominee (since 1998) 1973-74 – Everad Spence 2000-01 – Chris Peskun 1972-73 – Bob Weppler 1998-99 – Chris Peskun 1971-72 – Bob Weppler OUA Coach of the Year 1997-98 – Bob Bain OUA Second-Team All-Stars (since 1971) 1991-92 – Bob Bain (co-recipient) 2013-14 – Nick Tufegdzich 1985-86 – Bob Bain (co-recipient) 2011-12 – David Tyndale York Athlete of the Year (since 1968) 2006-07 – Dan Eves 1981-82 – David Coulthard (co-recipient) 1979-80 – David Coulthard 1975-76 – Evard Spence 1973-74 – Evard Spence York Rookie of the Year (since 2000) 2018-19 – DeAndreae Pierre 2009-10 – Dejan Kravic 2008-09 – David Tyndale 2004-05 – Tut Ruach 2002-03 – Dan Eves Charles Saundercook Award (since 1978) 2008-09 – Tut Ruach 2000-01 – Chris Peskun
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U SPORTS Coach of the Year / Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Trophy (since 1972) 1983-84 – Bob Bain 1977-78 – Bob Bain (co-recipient)
YORK LIONS
Hall of Fame Inductee (since 1980) 2017 – Mark Bellai 2016 – Bob Bain, Mark Jones 2012 – Enzo Spagnuolo 2010 – Grant Parobec 2009 – Paul Jones 2004 – Tim Rider 2003 – John Christensen 2002 – Bo Pelech 2001 – David Coulthard, Ev Spence Team MVPs 2019-20 – Prince Kamunga 2018-19 – DeAndrae Pierre 2017-18 – Gianmarco Luciani 2016-17 – Jayden Frederick 2015-16 – Nathan Culbreath
U SPORTS Second-Team All-Canadians (since 1978) 2006-07 – Daniel Eves 2004-05 – Daniel Eves 2002-03 – Ryan French 1985-86 – Tim Rider 1984-85 – John Christensen 1983-84 – Enzo Spagnuolo 1977-78 – David Coulthard U SPORTS All-Rookie Team 2008-09 – David Tyndale
2010-11 – Dejan Kravic 2009-10 – David Tyndale 2008-09 – Tut Ruach 2007-08 – Tut Ruach 2006-07 – Jordan Foebel, Rohan Steen 2003-04 – Ryan French 2002-03 – Tom McChesney 2001-02 – Dean Labayen 2000-01 – Dean Labayen 1999-00 – Mike George 1997-98 – Chris Peskun 1996-97 – Byron Nugent, Nathan Aryev 1995-96 – Byron Nugent, John Poulimenos, Nathan Aryev 1993-94 – Wilton Hall 1992-93 – Mark Bellai 1986-87 – Mike Sherwood, Stuart Levinsky 1985-86 – Tim Yawner 1984-85 – Mark Jones 1983-84 – John Christensen, Mark Jones, Tim Rider 1982-83 – Tim Rider 1981-82 – Tim Rider 1980-81 – Tim Rider 1979-80 – Paul Jones 1978-79 – Ed Siebert, Ted Galka 1977-78 – Bo Pelech 1975-76 – Ed Siebert, Everad Spence OUA East All-Rookie Team (since 2000) 2018-19 – DeAndreae Pierre 2014-15 – Gene Spagnuolo 2013-14 – Nathan Culbreath, Phillip Cunningham-Gillen 2012-13 – Daniel Tulloch 2011-12 – Richard Iheadindu 2009-10 – Dejan Kravic, Ostap Choliy 2008-09 – David Tyndale, John Lafontaine 2007-08 – Dalton Olinoski 2006-07 – Jason Hoult 2004-05 – Tut Ruach 2002-03 – Daniel Eves, Jordan Foebel 2001-02 – Scott McLeod 1999-00 – David Tycynski, Ryan French 2014-15 – Nick Tufegdzich 2013-14 – Nick Tufegdzich 2012-13 – David Tyndale 2011-12 – David Tyndale 2010-11 – Stefan Haynes 2009-10 – David Tyndale 2008-09 – Tut Ruach 2007-08 – Tut Ruach 2006-07 – Dan Eves 2005-06 – Tut Ruach 2004-05 – Dan Eves 2003-04 – Tom McChesney 2002-03 – Ryan French 2001-02 – Ryan French 2000-01 – Paul Nixon
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