2016-17 Badminton Roster

Season

HAWKS UNITE WITH HUMBER’S LGBTQ+ RESOURCE CENTRE

December 05, 2018

The Humber College Department of Athletics, Recreation and Leisure Education is proud and excited to announce their partnership with the LGBTQ+ Resource Centre to help further establish Humber as an all-inclusive institution.

#HERETOPLAY GARNERS CCAA INNOVATION AWARD

June 07, 2017

Humber College is this year's recipient of the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Innovation Award for its groundbreaking #HereToPlay campaign.

HAWKS ROWE CAPTURES U23 NATIONAL MIXED DOUBLES TITLE

June 02, 2017

ETOBICOKE, ON: Humber's freshman badminton sensation Chloe Rowe, who just recently swept both OCAA Provincial and CCAA National titles in women's badminton, continued her winning ways by winning the Badminton U23 National Mixed title in Moncton last weekend. Rowe and her partner B.R. Sankreeth, who entered the event as the second seed, went on to defeat the pairing of Jonathan Lai and Giselle Chan in the final. After losing the first set in the event to open the gold medal match by a score of 21-16, they went on to win the next two by dominating marks of 21-13 and 21-11.

CHLOE ROWE - FEMALE FRESHMAN ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

April 05, 2017

ETOBICOKE, ON: The wave of incredible Hawks badminton players continued with the arrival of the much heralded Chloe Rowe.

ADAM DONG - MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

April 05, 2017

ETOBICOKE, ON: As the most decorated male badminton player in Humber history, Adam Dong continued his nationwide dominance on the court this season. Partnered with Ryan Chow, the duo became the first CCAA partners to win back-to-back national titles in almost a decade. After winning the national championship in mixed doubles in 2015, Dong now has three consecutive titles and has yet to drop a match during his prestigious Humber career.

2016-17 HUMBER HAWKS VARSITY YEAR IN REVIEW

March 30, 2017

ETOBICOKE, ON: The Humber Hawks varsity program moved into the lead of the medal count both nationally (127) and provincially (518) a few years back, and they continue to build on this number and