Bio

Nicknamed the "Iceman", George McNeil was the first superstar in Humber varsity history.

Medals

1988 CCAA Silver Medal
1988 OCAA Provincial Champion
1987 OCAA Silver Medal
2x OCAA Bronze Medal ('85, '86)

Accolades

OCAA All-Millenium Team
OCAA Hall of Famer
Humber Retired Jersey
Humber Top-50 Athlete
Humber Basketball All-Century Team

2x CCAA All-Canadian ('87, '88)
1988 CCAA Championship All-Tournament Team
1988 OCAA Championship MVP
1988 Humber Athlete of the Year
1987 OCAA Championship All-Tournament Team
2x OCAA First Team All-Star ('87, '88)

Career Statistics (4 seasons)

• All-Time Record: 75-17 (.817)
• Games Played: 75
• Points: 1,148 (15.3 ppg)
• 3FGM: 48
• Free Throw Pct: 68.8 (143-208)

Humber Highlights

• First student-athlete in Humber athletics history to have their jersey retired. 
• First player in program history to earn CCAA All-Canadian honours, twice.
• Only player in Humber basketball history inducted into the OCAA Hall of Fame.
• Led the team in scoring in 1987 and 1988, becoming the first player to record 300-plus points in a season, twice.
• His 370 points in 1987 were the third-most in program history at the time.
• At the conclusion of his career, McNeil was Humber's all-time leading scorer and the first player in the program's 1,000-point club. His 1,148 points were the ninth-most in OCAA history at the time.