2024 Humber Athletics Varsity Awards
ETOBICOKE – The Humber Department of Athletics held its 37th annual awards banquet on April 4, honouring the accomplishments of its student-athletes from the 2023-24 season.
The Hawks captured two CCAA national titles and 10 OCAA gold medals, while 12 players were named CCAA All-Canadians, and one was selected as the OCAA Player of the Year.
Male Athlete of the Year
- Jalen Menzies, Basketball
- Jacob Dobson, Curling
Female Athlete of the Year
- Erika Dodd, Volleyball
- Meaghan Mallett, Curling
Rookie of the Year
- Timothy Lock, Badminton
- Kennedy Williscroft, Volleyball
- Kwabena Antwi, Basketball
- Shade Hansen, Softball
Athletic Director's Pick
- Jaskarn Kalsi, Volleyball
- Alexis Ferreira, Softball
- Romeo Osas Joshua, Basketball
Mike Katz Coach of the Year Award
- Sean Turriff, Curling
Doug Fox Award of Distinction
Awarded to an athlete who was a dominant performer in the league, a statistical leader, and someone recognized by the league through awards such as an All-Canadian or Player of the Year on the provincial or national level.
- Malik Grant, Basketball
- Reese Velocci, Softball
- Marcus Morgan, Volleyball
- Cassidy Andrews, Volleyball
- Kaitlynn Russell, Soccer
- Exosse Kadiebue, Soccer
- Trey Ross, Golf
- Madison Ouellette, Golf
- Kevin Genjaga, Curling
- Matt Morris, Golf
- Blaise Uglow, Cross Country
Germain Sanchez Excellence Award
Awarded to an athlete for Athletic Excellence and Outstanding Contribution to the Humber Athletic Program. Each of these athletes excelled this season and was amongst the best players in the province in their sport.
- Vanessa Reda, Soccer
- Chantel Spalla, Soccer
- Adam Czerkawski, Soccer
- Leah Durnford, Cross Country
- Elaine Surjoprajogo, Golf
- Noah Garner, Curling
- Ryan Holwell, Golf
- Jada Fowler, Rugby
- Te-Anna Stephenson, Volleyball
Warrick Manners Sportsmanship Award
Awarded to an athlete for Athletic Excellence in their sport and good sportsmanship throughout. These three athletes play their sport the 'right way', the Humber way.
- Jason Barbato, Rugby
- Max Crowder, Volleyball
- Parker Doig, Curling
Hawk Spirit Award
Awarded to an athlete for dedication and spirit in supporting Varsity Athletics, and this individual … as a fan or in working behind the scenes… are often seen supporting each and every team:
- Xavier Whittle, Baseball
Hawk Heart Award
Awarded to an athlete for perseverance and/or resiliency through adversity, and these three athletes demonstrated resiliency to achieve great success for their teams:
- Aidan Canning, Rugby
- Chris Bowen, Volleyball
Humber Leadership Award
Awarded to an athlete who exemplifies leadership qualities throughout the year in all aspects of varsity (locker room, classroom, HPC, VAC, wearing the H). These four athletes have shown over their time to lead in many ways, sometimes quietly, but always letting their game speak.
- Tye Wallace, Rugby
- Shea Hilpert, Softball
- Kameron David, Basketball
- Justin Groves, Baseball
Academic/Athletic Excellence Award
Awarded to an athlete who displays exceptional work ethic both in sport and in the classroom.
- Emma Rebel, Curling
- Sarah Baptie, Basketball
The Teresa Arnini HPC Athletes of the Year
- Sydney Ferguson, Volleyball
- Yuvraj Panaich, Rugby
The HPC Team of the Year
- Men's Volleyball
Team Awards
Badminton
MVP – Zeel Rohit
MVP – Gokul Krishna
Rookie – Timothy Lock
Rookie – Ayushi Vasava
Baseball
MVP – Aidan Murphy
Coaches Pick – Jack St. Louis
Basketball – Men's
MVP – Jalen Menzies
Coaches Pick – Jamani Barrett
Basketball – Women's
MVP – Sarah Baptie
Coaches Pick – Sydney Crawford
Cross Country
MVP – Blaise Uglow
MVP – Leah Durnford
Most Improved – Jade DeLisle
Most Improved – Zoë Collat
Curling
MVP – Matthew Abrams
MVP – Meaghan Mallett
Coaches Pick – Kevin Genjaga
Coaches Pick – Kyrsten Elson
Golf
MVP – Matthew Morris
MVP – Madison Ouellette
Coaches Pick – Trey Ross
Most Improved – Elaine Surjoprajogo
Indoor Soccer – Men's
MVP – Danny Medeiros
Coaches Pick – Franz Mella
Indoor Soccer – Women's
MVP – Cara Serapiglia
Coaches Pick – Hayley Lewis
Rugby
MVP – Seth Kirkham
Rookie – Ngatukumbe Kaukumangera
Rugby Sevens
MVP – Mara De Melo
Rookie – Meghan Aucoin
Softball
MVP – Alexis Ferreira
Rookie – Shade Hansen
Soccer – Men's
MVP – Adam Czerkawski
Coaches Pick – Matthew Laic
Soccer – Women's
MVP – Kaitlynn Russell
Coaches Pick – Emily Robitaille
Volleyball – Men's
MVP – Josh Nicholson
Rookie – Paul Manna
Volleyball – Women's
MVP – Cassidy Andrews
Coaches Pick – Kennedy Williscroft
