TORONTO - After four years at the helm of the Seneca Sting Varsity Men's Basketball program at Seneca College, head coach Wayne Dawkins is moving on for personal reasons.
 
Under the watchful eye of Dawkins, the Sting player development program evolved and progressed in a variety of key areas. On the court, Seneca student-athletes demonstrated significant improvement under Coach Dawkins earning post-season berths in two of four seasons. In 2009-2010, Dawkins was named Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Coach of the Year, in his second season with the Sting, after leading Seneca to an 18-2 record and qualifying for the OCAA Championship.
 
Possessing an undeniable passion for basketball, Coach Dawkins has left an indelible impact on the Seneca community and the students and staff who have had the opportunity to work with him these past few years.
 
Seneca's Athletics and Recreation department is pleased to maintain its partnership with Dawkins and his very successful PHASE 1 basketball development program and its events.
 
The Seneca Sting and the entire Athletics and Recreation department wish Coach Dawkins and his family much happiness and continued success.
 
A posting for the part-time position of Varsity Men's Basketball Head Coach will be distributed in the coming days and the recruitment process will be begin immediately. Interested applicants are encouraged to send their resumé and cover letter to Linda Stapleton, Seneca's Director, Sport and Recreation, at Linda.Stapleton@senecacollege.ca by Wednesday, April 4.

Source: Seneca College