Women's volleyball student-athlete Landis Doyle of Humber College was honoured as the 2010-11 OCAA female athlete of the year.

Doyle, a fifth-year player from Toronto, rewrote the OCAA record book in her final season with the Hawks. The graphic design student set the all-time OCAA points record in 2010-11 with 1,120 points, 85 more than previous record holder Megan Stacey of Nipissing. Doyle also established the new OCAA standard in career aces with 194.

Doyle finishes her OCAA career in second place in all-time kills (778) and stuff blocks (148).

During the 2010-11 season, Doyle led Humber to a fourth straight OCAA championship. The OCAA first-team and academic all-star led the OCAA with 312 points and 246 kills as the Hawks finished with a 21-1 regular season record en route to an OCAA four-peat.

Humber went on to place fifth at the CCAA women's volleyball championship where Doyle was named a first-team tournament all-star.

"Landis is an exceptional athlete, who has had an exceptional season", says Doug Fox, Humber College athletic director. "She has left a special mark on both Humber and the OCAA that will never be forgotten."