Posted: Sep 12, 2024

2024-25 Humber Athletes of the Week

Hannah Manners, Volleyball
- Manners was named the MVP of the OCAA Women's Volleyball Championship, leading the Humber Hawks to their fourth straight provincial title and 19th overall. The fourth-year right side recorded a match-high 20 kills and 20 points in Humber's four-set win over Niagara in the semifinal on Feb. 21. The following day, Manners produced a match-high 18 points on a dozen kills, five service aces and a block in a four-set win over St. Clair in the gold medal match. Overall, Manners averaged 3.57 kills and 4.1 points in four post-season matches.
- CCAA Athlete of the Week
- OCAA Athlete of the Week
Teyven Blackmore, Volleyball
- Blackmore was named the Championship MVP, leading the Humber Hawks to their fifth straight provincial title and 11th overall. Fresh after being named OCAA Player of the Year and an All-Canadian, the fourth-year outside hitter contributed eight kills with a .538 kill percentage and nine points overall in Humber's straight-sets sweep of Fanshawe in the semifinal on Feb. 22. The following day, Blackmore recorded a match-high 15 points on 13 kills, a block and a service ace in a four-set win over host Cambrian in the gold medal match.
- CCAA Athlete of the Week
- OCAA Athlete of the Week

Sherry Wu, Badminton
- The women's player of the year lived up to the hype, winning the OCAA gold medal in mixed doubles with teammate Dhruv Raval.
- OCAA Athlete of the Week

Dhruvkumar Raval, Badminton
- The men's player of the year went the distance with teammate Sherry Wu, finishing provincials with a 6-0 record and a point differential of 105 in the round-robin.

Timothy Lock, Badminton
- After waiting a year, Lock took revenge on his title loss from a season ago, capturing the ninth men's singles title in program history. In the finals, he beat George Brown 21-7, 21-1.

Sarah Baptie, Basketball
- The Defensive Player of the Year lived up to the up in the crossover round, recording eight steals in Humber's win over George Brown - establishing a new program postseason record.

Hailey Brittain, Curling
- Brittain was named a second-team all-star after leading Humber curling to its sixth consecutive podium finish, winning the OCAA silver medal.
Matthew Abrams, Curling
- Abrams had a fantastic weekend for Humber curling, despite getting snubbed for an all-star selection. Abrams and the Hawks won the OCAA silver medal.

Shruti Joshi, Badminton
- Shruti finished second in the women's singles discipline, with her only loss coming to teammate Sherry Wu. Shruti and her partner Ayushi Vasava went 4-0 to finish in first place in the women's doubles discipline.
Dhruvkumar Raval, Badminton
- Dhruv had a good weekend at the Conestoga Invitational, finishing 5-0 to capture first in the men's singles discipline. Along with partner Sherry Wu, the duo also finished 4-0 in the mixed doubles discipline.

Reese Cholette, Volleyball
- Reese has been a defensive standout for the Hawks all season and finished with a match-high 13 digs in Humber's sweep of Fanshawe on Jan. 25. This season, Reese has set a new career-high with 157 digs and currently sits sixth in the conference with a 3.49 digs-per-set average.
Malik Grant, Basketball
- In Humber's win over Conestoga, Malik became just the fourth player in Humber history to score 40 or more points in a game. In 29 minutes of action, the Brampton native finished 17-of-23 shooting from the floor, including five-of-seven from beyond the arc. Grant now sits 41 points away from becoming the 16th Humber player to join the 300-point club.

Kennedy Willscroft, Volleyball
- Kennedy was instrumental this week in helping No. 4 Humber stay undefeated, picking up two more wins. In Saturday's victory at Conestoga, Kennedy finished with a season-high 37 assists and added nine digs, three kills, and three aces. Through 15 matches, the Vancouver native leads the conference with an 8.52 assists-per-set average.
- OCAA Athlete of the Week.
Isaiah Brady-Clarke, Basketball
- In a tough road victory on Jan. 15 at Mohawk, Isaiah recorded a career-high 14 points on 46.2 percent shooting from the floor, including two-for-three from beyond the arc.

Sherry Wu, Badminton
- In just her first season, Sherry Wu is now a two-time triple crown winner during the 2024-25 season. This weekend at the Jolyon Thompson Badminton Invitational, the Ottawa native finished first in women's singles (5-0), women's doubles (4-0), and mixed doubles (5-0).
Adrian Aluyi, Basketball
- Adrian had a big weekend for Humber basketball, helping the Hawks open 2025 with two road victories. In Sunday's win over No. 4 St. Clair, the Toronto native recorded his first double-double, setting new career highs with 18 and 14 rebounds. Adrian was a force on both sides of the ball, scoring six of Humber's eight points in the second overtime while grabbing two boards and a blocked shot.
- CCAA Athlete of the Week
- OCAA Athlete of the Week