NEIL O’SULLIVAN (Sir Sandford Fleming College - Peterborouogh)
Playing from the guard or forward position, Neil led the Knights in scoring for the third consecutive year. He became the all-time leading scorer in the team’s history and the only Fleming player to reach 1000 points in his career. His average this year of 19.4 points per game was a significant contribution to the development of the Knights as the top offensive team in Ontario and their rise to a first place finish in Ontario East and a top ten CCAA ranking for the first time in the history of Fleming basketball. Despite his impressive offensive statistics, Neil is a very unselfish player and sacrifices personal statistics opportunities for the benefit of the team.

ANTHONY MOORE (John Abbott College)
Anthony’s league leading average of 22 points per game led the Islanders to the top of the Quebec conference with an average of 81.4 points per game. He ranked first in free throws made, seconds in field goals and hit 37 three point shots. While leading the team in scoring in more than half of the league games, he also chipped in an average of 6.1 rebounds per game. Named to Quebec’s first all-star team in 2007-08, his success this year followed an impressive performance in last year’s nationals. Anthony was named to the 2nd all-star team and helped the Islanders to a bronze medal finish.

BRENDON ARNOLD (Mount Saint Vincent University Mystics)
A fourth year post player, Brendon averaged 12 points per game along with five rebounds. His contribution on defence led the Mystics to the number one defensive ranking nationally. An honours student and an academic all-Canadian, Brendon will be graduating with a degree in public relations.

JEFF SPOOR (Camosun College)
Playing from the point guard position and leading the Chargers to an 11 and 5 record and a bronze medal at the provincial championships in B.C., Jeff averaged 16.5 points game with a single game season high of 32 points. He also contributed 3.6 rebounds and 6.4 assists. Jeff was selected as first-team all-star in B.C. and is in his second year of the Civil Engineering program at Camosun.

ANTHONY BATCHELOR (Durham College)
Selected as Ontario’s player of the year, Anthony’s team leading average of 20 points per game ranked fourth in the league. He became the all-time leading scorer in the OCAA breaking a 22 year old record with a career total of 1524 points. Along the way he established the OCCA record for a single game with 58 points. For the fourth consecutive year he was named to the league’s first all-star team and he has also been a team captain for all of those years. A very durable player, he averaged 38 minutes per game. Off the court Anthony has made an important contribution to his community as a volunteer in the “School is Cool” elementary tours program.

EMMANUEL CHIEK (Mount Royal College)
A 6’6 forward Emmanuel makes an impressive contribution at both ends of the court. He averaged 11.3 points per game along with 7 rebounds. Named as a member of the first all-star team, he helped carry the Cougars to 17-3 league record and a first place finish. Emmanuel also contributes to the basketball community by participating in the Cougars on the Courts program in which the student athletes assist local school with their practices.

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BILLY MCNUTT (Douglas College)
A fourth year forward, Billy was named a first team all-star and British Columbia’s player of the year. His 19 points per game average placed him fourth in the league and included a game high 41 points. He averaged 9.5 rebounds per game on the way to 16 double doubles in 16 league games. His contribution helped the Royals to a perfect 16-0 league record and 24-1 in overall CCAA competition. His success this year follows a standout performance at last year’s nationals when he was selected to the first all-star team and led the championship in points , rebounds and blocked shots.

KYLE DESMARAIS (Dawson College)
Kyle is a third year shooting guard and captain of the Blues. Playing 34 minutes a game he has averaged 20 points per game, 3 steals, 5 rebounds and 3 assists. He was named the CCAA Quebec player of the month in February, a first team FQSE all-star and the Quebec Conference most valuable player. His contribution helped the Blues to a first place finish with a league record of 14-2. Off the court he is a volunteer in the Marianopolis Basketball House League.

ADAM JONES (Grande Prairie Regional College)
Adam has been the strength of the Wolves throughout his four year career in the guard position. Four times he has been the leading scorer and the team’s MVP and is finishing his third year as captain. This year he is ranked 2nd in the league in scoring with an 18 points per game average, 2nd in 3 point shots made, and third in free throw percentage at 82.1. He played a valuable role in leading the Wolves to a playoff position. Adam has also made an important contribution to the team’s involvement in the community in instructional camps, classrooms visits and coaching in the Wolves’ club system,

DAMIAN GAY (Mount Saint Vincent University)
Playing from the post position Damian was a major contributor to the Mount’s second consecutive undefeated season. He displayed outstanding shooting accuracy hitting 55% from the floor and averaging 14.2 points per game. Tough on defence he led the team in drawing offensive charges and added 6 rebounds per game. Considered to be the number BIG MAN in the Atlantic Colleges conference, Damian was named CCAA athlete of the month for his conference.