TORONTO - Humber College's Miea Campbell-Johnson (Brampton, Ont.) is the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Women's Basketball Player of the Year.
The fifth-year centre led Humber to a perfect 8-0 regular season record and an East Division championship. Campbell-Johnson was second in the OCAA averaging 23.6 points per game, scoring a league-best 189 points in an abbreviated campaign. Defensively, she contributed an OCAA-high 98 defensive rebounds and 27 blocks. She also tallied 20 steals. Also named East Division Player of the Year and East Division Defensive Player of the Year, Campbell-Johnson is a Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) All-Canadian and headlines the East Division First-Team All-Stars.
Stephanie Findlay (Oakville, Ont.) of Redeemer is the West Division Player of the Year. The fourth-year forward is the West Division Scoring Champion averaging 23.6 points per game totalling an OCAA-best 189 points for the season. Findlay also grabbed 94 rebounds, 81 off of the defensive glass. Findlay is also a CCAA All-Canadian and a member of the West Division First-Team All-Stars.
Centennial's Abigail Baptiste-Phillip (Toronto, Ont.) is the OCAA Rookie of the Year. Also the OCAA League Scoring Champion, the forward averaged 26.4 points per game totalling 185. She also led the league in rebounding averaging 22.4 boards per game for an OCAA-high 157. The East Division Rookie of the Year and East Division Scoring Champion is also a CCAA All-Canadian, East Division First-Team All-Star, and headlines the East Division All-Rookie Team.
Niagara's Christopher Rao is the OCAA Coach of the Year. The Knights finished in second place in the West Division with a 7-1 record, a much improved record compared to a 4-14 mark in 2019-20. The West Division Coach of the Year is also the nominee for CCAA Coach of the Year.
Janee Harrison (St. Catharines, Ont.) of Niagara is the West Division Rookie of the Year. Harrison averaged a team-best 13.9 points per game totalling 111. She also contributed 68 rebounds, 17 steals and 11 blocks. Harrison is also a West Division First-Team All-Star and headlines the West Division All-Rookie Team.
Jaime McLean of Algonquin is the East Division Coach of the Year. The Wolves finished in second place in the East Division with a record of 7-1, ending the regular season on a six-game winning streak.
Niagara's Terin Hultink (Fenwick, Ont.) is the West Division Defensive Player of the Year. The second-year forward contributed 82 rebounds, 14 steals and seven blocks as Niagara allowed a league-low 50.1 points against per game. Hultink is also a West Division Second-Team All-Star.
The East Division Sixth Woman of the Year is Jasmin Onate (Mississauga, Ont.) of Humber. The first-year guard scored 26 points while contributing 24 rebounds, four steals and a block in six games.
The West Division Sixth Woman of the Year is Bre'Aira Burton (Saginaw, Mich.) of West Division champion St. Clair. The third-year guard scored 55 points while contributing 28 rebounds, seven steals and one block in eight games.
In addition to Campbell-Johnson and Baptiste-Phillip, OCAA East Division First-Team All-Stars include Algonquin's Dasia McDonald (Nepean, Ont.); and Humber's Brittney English (Toronto, Ont.) and Kia Watt (Toronto, Ont.).
Joining Findlay and Harrison as OCAA West Division First-Team All-Stars are Conestoga's Charlotte Clifford (Cambridge, Ont.); and St. Clair's Jana Kucera (Chatham, Ont.) and Logan Kucera (Chatham, Ont.).
The OCAA East Division Second-Team All-Stars include Durham's Brianna Morrison (Oshawa, Ont.); George Brown's Mariam Konate (Scarborough, Ont.); Loyalist's Ali Alexander (Toronto, Ont.) and Daija Thompson (Whitby, Ont.); and St. Lawrence's Melissa Gilligan (Cornwall, Ont.).
Along with Hultink, OCAA West Division Second-Team All-Stars include Fanshawe's Alison Cotton (London, Ont.); Lambton's Breanna Pretty (Sarnia, Ont.), Redeemer's Jessica Angelini (Hamilton, Ont.) and Sheridan's Danyelle Campbell (North York, Ont.).
Joining Baptiste-Phillip on the East Division All-Rookie Team are Algonquin's McDonald; Durham's Onika Leveridge (Scarborough, Ont.) and Morrison; and Humber's Sarah Baptie (Mississauga, Ont.).
Joining Harrison on the West Division All-Rookie Team are Mohawk's Celina Chung (Oakville, Ont.); Niagara's Jamira Rousseau (Welland, Ont.); Redeemer's Karyn TeBrake (Ottawa, Ont.); and Sheridan's Campbell.
2022 OCAA WOMEN'S BASKETBALL AWARDS
OCAA Women's Basketball Player of the Year
Miea Campbell-Johnson, Humber
CCAA Women's Basketball All-Canadians
Miea Campbell-Johnson, Humber
Stephanie Findlay, Redeemer
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
OCAA Women's Basketball Rookie of the Year
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
OCAA Women's Basketball Coach of the Year
Christopher Rao, Niagara
OCAA Women's Basketball League Scoring Champion
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Player of the Year
Miea Campbell-Johnson, Humber
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Player of the Year
Stephanie Findlay, Redeemer
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Rookie of the Year
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Rookie of the Year
Janee Harrison, Niagara
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Coach of the Year
Jaime McLean, Algonquin
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Coach of the Year
Christopher Rao, Niagara
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Scoring Champion
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Scoring Champion
Stephanie Findlay, Redeemer
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Defensive Player of the Year
Miea Campbell-Johnson, Humber
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Defensive Player of the Year
Terin Hultink, Niagara
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Sixth Woman of the Year
Jasmin Onate, Humber
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Sixth Woman of the Year
Bre'Aira Burton, St. Clair
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Champions
Humber Hawks
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Champions
St. Clair Saints
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division First-Team All-Stars
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
Miea Campbell-Johnson, Humber
Brittney English, Humber
Dasia McDonald, Algonquin
Kia Watt, Humber
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division Second-Team All-Stars
Ali Alexander, Loyalist
Melissa Gilligan, St. Lawrence
Mariam Konate, George Brown
Brianna Morrison, Durham
Daija Thompson, Loyalist
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division First-Team All-Stars
Charlotte Clifford, Conestoga
Stephanie Findlay, Redeemer
Janee Harrison, Niagara
Jana Kucera, St. Clair
Logan Kucera, St. Clair
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division Second-Team All-Stars
Jessica Angelini, Redeemer
Danyelle Campbell, Sheridan
Alison Cotton, Fanshawe
Terin Hultink, Niagara
Breanna Pretty, Lambton
OCAA Women's Basketball East Division All-Rookie Team
Sarah Baptie, Humber
Abigail Baptiste-Phillip, Centennial
Onika Leveridge, Durham
Dasia McDonald, Algonquin
Brianna Morrison, Durham
OCAA Women's Basketball West Division All-Rookie Team
Danyelle Campbell, Sheridan
Celina Chung, Mohawk
Janee Harrison, Niagara
Jamira Rousseau, Niagara
Karyn TeBrake, Redeemer
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