CCAA names Humber Varsity the top athletics program over the last 50 years
OTTAWA — To celebrate 50 years of excellence in collegiate athletics, the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) honoured its top teams with banner presentations at the 50th-anniversary gala at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Humber Athletics - the most decorated program in the country - was honoured as the top collegiate program in the CCAA over the last half-century.
The CCAA committee has ranked the top-10 institutions in 11 sports since 1974 in its "Supremacy" series, and Humber saw its name called in ten sports—including three first-overall selections in men's soccer, golf, and men's basketball.
No other institution has been as successful as Humber College since capturing its first CCAA national championship in 1991. The Hawks have won 67 national titles over the last 33 years. Since 2006, Humber has won at least one CCAA title, a streak spanning 18 consecutive seasons. In 2023, the Hawks captured a program record of eight CCAA gold medals, shattering the school record of six from 2016.
CCAA Supremacy Rankings
Men's Soccer
CCAA Ranking: 1
- 9x CCAA National Titles (1995, 2001, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022)
- 13x CCAA National Medals (9x Gold, 1x Silver, 3x Bronze)
- 13x CCAA Final Four Appearances
- 15x CCAA Tournament Appearances
- 24x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Golf
CCAA Ranking: 1
Men
- 12x CCAA National Titles - Team
- 7x CCAA National Titles - Individual
- 18x CCAA Medals - Team
- 22x CCAA Medals - Individual
- 37x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
Women
- 6x CCAA National Titles - Team
- 2x CCAA National Titles - Individual
- 13x CCAA Medals - Team
- 18x CCAA Medals - Individual
- 25x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Men's Basketball
CCAA Ranking: 1
- 7x CCAA National Titles (1991, 1992, 1993, 1995, 2001, 2015, 2022)
- 16x CCAA National Medals (7x Gold, 4x Silver, 5x Bronze)
- 19x CCAA Final Four Appearances
- 24x CCAA Tournament Appearances
- 15x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Curling
CCAA Ranking: 3
- 3x CCAA National Titles (2015, 2023, 2024)
- 8x CCAA National Medals (3x Gold, 5x Silver)
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Badminton
CCAA Ranking: 4
Men's Singles
- 1x CCAA National Title
- 6x CCAA National Medals
Women's Singles
- 3x CCAA National Titles
- 6x CCAA National Medals
Men's Doubles
- 3x CCAA National Titles
- 8x CCAA National Medals
Women's Doubles
- 7x CCAA National Titles
- 8x CCAA National Medals
Mixed Doubles
- 3x CCAA National Titles
- 8x CCAA National Medals
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Men's Hockey
CCAA Ranking: 5
- 6x CCAA National Medals (3x Silver, 3x Bronze)
- 9x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Cross Country
CCAA Ranking: 6
Men
- 2014 CCAA National Champions
- 4x CCAA Medals - Team
- 1x CCAA Medals - Individual
- 2x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
Women
- 2011 CCAA National Champions
- 4x CCAA Medals - Team
- 2x CCAA Medals - Individual
- 6x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Men's Volleyball
CCAA Ranking: 7
- 2012 CCAA National Champions
- 4x CCAA National Medals (1x Gold, 2x Silver, 1x Bronze)
- 6x CCAA Final Four Appearances
- 12x CCAA Tournament Appearances
- 10x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Women's Basketball
CCAA Ranking: 9
- 2x CCAA National Titles (2016, 2018)
- 3x CCAA National Medals (2x Gold, 1x Bronze)
- 5x CCAA Final Four Appearances
- 12x CCAA Tournament Appearances
- 14x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
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Women's Volleyball
CCAA Ranking: 10
- 7x CCAA Bronze Medals (2016, 2023)
- 8x CCAA Final Four Appearances
- 19x CCAA Tournament Appearances
- 15x CCAA All-Canadian Selections
