The Humber Hawks are flying high after the program won several provincial and national championships recently.
The women's volleyball team is on cloud nine after reverse sweeping the St. Clair Saints (22-25, 20-25, 25-14, 25-21, 15-11) to capture the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association's (OCAA) championship for the fifth consecutive year.
Head coach Chris Wilkins added his 18th OCAA gold medal with the win.
Kaley Rawlick was named Player of the Match with Caitlyn Labelle and Hannah Manners named Tournament All-Stars. Keyome Ellis was Tournament MVP.
The Hawks have now qualified for the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association's (CCAA) national championships happening March 11 to 14 in Niverville, MB.
The men's team is also celebrating after sweeping the Cambrian Shield (25-19, 25-20, 25-20) to win the OCAA gold medal for the sixth consecutive year.
Kyle Gray-Phillips was named Player of the Match with Enzo Endres and Alex Segui named Tournament All-Stars. Teyven Blackmore was Tournament MVP.
It was the program's 12th provincial championship and head coach Wayne Wilkin's 10th OCAA gold medal.
The Hawks have qualified for the CCAA national championship happening March 11-14 in Edmonton, AB.
The men's curling team rose to the occasion and finished undefeated to win the CCAA national championship. They defeated the NAIT Ooks team 7-2 to win the program's fourth national title. It was head coach Sean Turriff's third CCAA gold medal.
Jacob Horgan, Noah Garner, Matthew Abrams and Matthew Moretto were named CCAA All-Tournament First Team All-Stars.
Horgan, skip of the Hawks team, has joined Team Dunstone and will be competing in the Montana's Brier in St. John's. The annual Canadian men's curling championship tournament continues until March 8.
Despite all that success already, there's opportunities for the Hawks to add to the trophy case.
The men's basketball team will take on the Loyalist Lancers on March 6 at the South Campus Sportsplex in Windsor in OCAA Championship Semi-Final action. The women's basketball team also made the OCCA Championship Semi-Finals and will face the Loyalist Lancers on March 7 at the David Braley Athletic and Recreation Centre in Hamilton.
The Hawks badminton team will also be vying for CCAA national championships when the tournament starts March 5. Rachel Chan will compete in women's singles with Tim Lock in men's singles. Jack Ronahan and Catherine Choi are competing in mixed doubles while Sherry Wu and Shruti Joshi are competing in women's doubles.
Find out more by visiting the Humber Hawks website.
