Sportsnet Radio FAN 590 welcomes DAILY High School Results.  Email the results to David Grossman at SundayMorning@fan590.com on the same day the games were played. Accurate first and last names are required for all point-getters in soccer, rugby and lacrosse as well as winning and losing pitchers in baseball and softball. You can also send additional information, such as highlights and outstanding individual accomplishments.

YORK REGION

Badminton - Regional Individual Finals – Girls’ Singles – Kally Ho, Thornhill, def. Christy Yau, Unionville, 21-8, 21-9; Boys’ Singles – Nathan Leung, Bill Crothers, def. David Chan, Milliken Mills, 21-16, 16-21, 21-18); Girls’ Doubles -  Inga Lo and Hilary Lau, St. Robert, def. May Lu and Lorraine Lam, Unionville, 21-16, 16-21, 21-18; Boys’ Doubles -  Jackie Yeung  and Andrew Lau, Bill Crothers, def. Jason Mak and Avery Lee, St. Augustine, 21-18, 17-21, 21-16; Mixed Doubles – Vivian Kwok and Andrew Lee, Unionville, def. Justine Baek and Derek Hui, Bayview, 22-20, 23-21; Varsity Boys’ Lacrosse – Keswick 7 (Jake Levick, 4, Eric Gold, 3), Our Lady of the Lake 1 (Conner MacLean); Aurora 7, Richmond Hill 0

TORONTO DISTRICT

TORONTO DISTRICT

Varsity Boys’ Water Polo – Northview Hts 18 (Ron Vainstein, 5, Aleksa Stefanovic, 4, Roland Sae, 3, Vania Sobolev, 2, Clark Sweetman, Siyawash Hassan, Alexey Bolshakov, Alex Koppel), Don Mills 5 (Drago Kovacevic, 2, Erblin Karroque, 2, William Abhulmen); Wexford 5 (Kevin Bilics, 2, Andy Burchert 2, Adam Lila), Victoria Park 2 (Lucien Covic, 2); Wexford 14 (Andy Burchert, 3, Justin Persers, 3, Giordan Sora ,3, Whiston Bobcork, 2, Connor Quinn, 2,  Biang Bilics), Campbell 4 (Marcel Wang, 2, Austin Han, Elmer Zhong); Varsity Girls’ Water Polo – Don Mills 11 (Jacklin Crysta, 3, Edil Gaal, 2, Mara Perkins, 2, Yuting Shen, 2, Jackie Dorrance, Chihiro Tamaru), Northview Hts 3 (Katerina Xindaris, 2, Amanda Ponziano); Varsity Coed Volleyball - Thistletown 2, Runnymede 0 (25-18, 25-10); Varsity Girls’ Soccer – Fleming 4 (Heather Brown, Heather Brown, Zubeyda Sufi, Shabnam Eidi), Jeffreys 0; Cedarbrae 0, Leacock 0; Earl Haig 1, Don Mills 0; Victoria Park 12, Georges Vanier 0; West Hill 2, Thomson 0; Wexford 1, King 1; Bendale 0, Churchill 0; Newtonbrook 1, Henry 0; York Mills 6, Jackson 0; Bethune 3, SATEC/Porter 0; Varsity Girls’ Flag Football – Richview 29 (Alexa Bennett, 2TD, Alicia McCarron, TD and 2 2ptC, Lindsey Soon, TD, Hannah Paik, S), Martingrove 0; Etobicoke 6 (Beatrice Robertson, TD), Martingrove 0; Richview 1 (Kiandra Taylor, S), Etobicoke 0; Varsity Girls’ Rugby – Laurier 5, Cedarbrae 5; Malvern 39, Birchmount Park 5; Sr. Boys’ Soccer - Martingrove 2, Scarlett Hts 1; Jr. Boys’ Soccer – Scarlett Hts 4, Martingrove 3; King 1, Birchmount Park 1; Runnymede 2, Vaughan Road 1

TDCAA

Jr. Boys’ Volleyball – Charbonnel 3, Jean Vanier 1 (25-12, 25-23, 12-25, 25-22); Sr. Boys’ Rugby - Chaminade 21, Mary Ward 0

YORK REGION

Sr. Boys’ Rugby – St. Theresa of Lisieux 8, St. Joan of Arc 5; Jr. Boys’ Rugby – Bill Crothers 36, Brother Andre 0; St. Joan of Arc 7, St. Theresa of Lisieux 5

Sportsnet Radio FAN 590 welcomes DAILY High School Results.  Email the results to David Grossman at SundayMorning@fan590.com on the same day the games were played. Accurate first and last names are required for all point-getters in soccer, rugby and lacrosse as well as winning and losing pitchers in baseball and softball. You can also send additional information, such as highlights and outstanding individual accomplishments.
 

Ontario universities and colleges cap their sports season by choosing their top male and female athletes of the year – and Sportsnet Radio THE FAN 590 will share the winners and information with you. Today, we feature the top athletes at Durham College in Oshawa. 

By David Grossman

Not one, but four students – two men and two women – were presented with athlete of the year awards highlighting a banner year of success in sports at Durham College.

Erin Dewey, a pitcher on the fastball team, and golfer Kayleigh Kraemer tied for the women’s major award while baseball player Jareth Vallier and Eric Smith, outstanding on the Lords basketball team, shared the men’s award.

Dewey, from nearby Port Hope, won her third straight Ontario Colleges Athletic Association player of the year award in 2010 while leading the Lords to a league championship and National bronze medal. She is the OCAA all-time career batting leader with a .559 average.Kraemer, who is from Germany,  won the OCAA individual golf title and a CCAA individual bronze medal on the links in 2010. Paired up with Tiffany Albath, the Lords also won the OCAA team title and the CCAA team national championship – marking Durham’s first women’s national championship.

A graduate of Toronto’s Jean Vanier High, Smith was the OCAA player of the year in basketball and a CCAA all-Canadian in 2010. He led the Lords to the OCAA championship for the first time since 1998 and was the league scoring and rebounding champion averaging 21.6 points and 10.3 rebounds per game.

Vallier, from Kingston, led Durham to a CIBA provincial title and a final four appearance at the National championship in 2010.

He was named to the National all-tournament team with a .429 batting average. During the Lords perfect 16-0 regular season, Vallier averaged .435 at the plate while leading the province in home runs and RBI.

Ontario universities and colleges cap their sports season by choosing their top male and female athletes of the year – and Sportsnet Radio THE FAN 590 will share the winners and information with you. Today, we highlight the winners at Ryerson University in Toronto.
 

By David Grossman

Basketball.

That was the big word at the 63rd annual athletic awards celebration on Friday night at Ryerson University.

Both male and female athletes of the year were chosen from the Rams basketball programs. Jahmal Jones, a rookie, won Ryerson’s male athlete of the year award, while Ashley MacDonald was picked as the Rams top female athlete of the year.

Jones, from Mississauga, wasted little time this year establishing himself as a dominant player on the hardwood. A point guard, he was also picked to the CIS and OUA all-rookie teams and named a first-team East Division all-star.

Sixth in the OUA in scoring, he averaged just over 17 points a game helping the Rams finish in fourth place and their first basketball post-season victory in eight years. Jones also finished second in free-throws in the OUA and third in steals.

Meanwhile, MacDonald was an OUA East Division first team all-star. She finished second in in scoring in her conference and averaged almost 17 points a game.

From Port Colborne, MacDonald helped her team make the playoffs after a fourth place finish. A 5-foot-3 guard, she helped Ryerson to an opening round OUA playoff win beating Queen’s 62-51 but then lost to Toronto 53-41 in a semifinal.

Sportsnet Radio FAN 590 welcomes DAILY High School Results.  Email the results to David Grossman at SundayMorning@fan590.com on the same day the games were played. Accurate first and last names are required for all point-getters in soccer, rugby and lacrosse as well as winning and losing pitchers in baseball and softball. You can also send additional information, such as highlights and outstanding individual accomplishments.

Ontario universities and colleges cap their sports season by choosing their top male and female athletes of the year – and Sportsnet Radio FAN 590 will share the winners and information with you.  Today, we highlight the top athletes from the University of Waterloo.

By David Grossman

Rugby and hockey are two big sports at the University of Waterloo.

Both sports had players chosen as the top athletes for 2011.

Kyle Sonnenburg, from Waterloo, was named the OUA West Region defenseman of the year for the second straight season.  Waterloo’s male athlete of the year was also named an OUA West Region first team all-star, for the third straight season and a CIS second team all-Canadian.

Sonnenburg had six goals and 10 assists in 24 games. Sonnenburg’s skill also earned him a spot on the Canadian roster at the World University Games in Erzurum, Turkey.  He scored a goal helping Canada defeat Kazakhstan 3-1 to take home the bronze medal. He graduates this year from the Legal Studies program.

Sam Eyles helped her women’s rugby team to a 4-1 OUA regular season record. A resident of Erin, Eyles helped the Warriors in a 42-0 win over McMaster to win the OUA bronze medal this year.

A fourth year student studying Kinesiology, she scored four tries in the playoffs and was named an OUA all-star. Eyles is also a big contributor to Warrior athletics serving as a member on the Interuniversity Council. When she wasn’t playing for Waterloo,

Eyles was busy during the 2010 off-season winning a gold medal with Team Ontario at the Under-23 Canadian Women’s rugby championship in Toronto.

Ontario universities and colleges cap their sports season by choosing their top male and female athletes of the year – and Sportsnet Radio THE FAN 590 will share the winners and information with you. Today, we feature the top athletes at Redeemer University College in Ancaster.

By David Grossman

They are number one.

Ashley Muller and Randall Brus are the top female and male athletes of the year respectively at Redeemer University College – a small post-secondary school, but with an aggressive athletic program.

Muller, from Oakville, is a second year Sociology student and one of the top volleyball players in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association. Brus, from London, Ont. and a third year student in Honours Psychology, excelled in badminton.

After a four year absence from the post-season, round, Muller was a huge factor in helping the Royals finish the OCAA West Division season in fifth.

She earned a spot in the  annual all-star game and won the MVP award. Adding to her year, a second place finish in aces and making the top 10 in points per game.

Brus finished second in the OCAA regional badminton playoffs and fourth in the OCAA provincial championship. Last year, Brus won a bronze medal in the league playoffs.

Ontario universities and colleges cap their sports season by choosing their top male and female athletes of the year – and Sportsnet Radio FAN 590 will share the winners and information with you.  Today, we highlight the top athletes from George Brown College in Toronto.

By David Grossman

Tough job choosing a male athlete of the year at Toronto’s George Brown College, so the school selection committee did the next best thing: co-winners.

Tim Chiu and Dayvon Reid, both badminton players, shared the male athlete of the year honours while volleyball player Sadio Matthews was the pick for the top female award.

Chiu, who won the male athlete of the year award last year, won an individual gold medal at the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association East region championship and helped the team take home men`s and overall titles.

Voted player of the year by the CCAA and OCAA, he is ranked fourth in the Badminton Canada list of top athletes. Chiu, from Richmond Hill, won a bronze medal at the Canadian Colleges playoffs.

Reid enjoyed a tremendous season in both men’s singles and doubles competition and was a huge factor in George Brown winning the OCAA men’s doubles gold medal. A native of Kingston, Jamaica, he had a fourth place finish at the National Colleges playoffs.

Matthews, from Montreal, was the captain of the women’s volleyball team and played in the annual OCAA all-star game.

Not only did she have impressive grades in the classroom, Matthews was chosen to the OCAA’s all-Academic team. George Brown’s female MVP in volleyball, she placed fourth in the league in digs.