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Men's Basketball History

 

Team History 

The Carleton Ravens men’s basketball team is the winningest program in Canada. With eighteen national championships all coming within a dominant 23-year window, Carleton men’s basketball has set the standard of success for OUA and USPORTS. On top of their undeniable postseason success, Carleton has also posted 11 undefeated regular seasons. 

As far back as statistics show, the Ravens began their history with an eleven-year playoff streak from 1962-73. This included three trips to the CIAU national championship tournament and two perfect regular seasons. This early era of Ravens basketball was spearheaded by hall-of-fame coach Ernie Zoppa, as well as many legendary players. Most notably, Tom Gorman, who still maintains the Ravens record for highest career points per game over sixty years since setting the mark. 

The 1970s and 1980s saw only modest success for Carleton as the Ravens missed the playoffs six times from 1974-90. In 1988, they managed to return to a CIAU national championship tournament, breaking a 20-year drought. Noteworthy Ravens of this era include hall-of-famers Pat Stoqua, Bill Holmes, and Rick Powers, as well as all-time field goal percentage leader Tom Cholock. The biggest Raven of this time, however, was the legendary Ravens all-time rebounding leader, Jonathan Love. Love is the only player to have his number retired by the Ravens and was a two-time Carleton Male Athlete of the Year winner. 

The 1990s were a tough decade for the Ravens, as they missed the playoffs six straight seasons from 1992-98. Carleton did not win a playoff game from 1989 until their OUA East semifinal win against rival uOttawa in the 1999 playoffs. However, at the start of the 1999-2000 season, the Ravens men’s basketball team appointed Dave Smart as their new head coach, beginning one of the most dominant eras in the history of Canadian university sports. 

Coach Smart led the Ravens to an inconceivable 14 national championship victories in 19 seasons before stepping down in 2019. In this time, Carleton recorded eight undefeated regular seasons, only missed the national championship tournament two times, and recorded an astounding 384-26 OUA record over Smart’s coaching tenure. Smart’s 93.7% conference win percentage is undoubtedly the highest in Ravens history. 

Under current head coach Taffe Charles, the Ravens have tacked on four more national titles, another undefeated regular season, and continue to be a force within the OUA and among all of USPORTS. Carleton seeks its 19th national title and 13th Wilson Cup in 2026-27. 

 

Conference Championships 

Carleton Ravens men’s basketball has won the Wilson Cup twelve times, the third-most of any OUA program in history. The Ravens were OUA champions in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2018, 2019, and 2020. 

 

National Championships 

Carleton Ravens men’s basketball has won the USports National Championship eighteen times in their history - the most of any program in Canada. They have hoisted the W. P. McGee Trophy in 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, and this past season in 2026. 

 

Team Record Book 

No official record book currently exists for the Carleton Ravens men’s basketball team, although many stats and records have been documented by external sources. U Sports Hoops has the most in-depth collection of Ravens men’s basketball records: 

 

Hall of Fame 

  • Highest Career PPG (22.1) in Ravens history 

  • Highest Single-Season PPG (28.9) in Ravens history 

  • Highest field-goal percentage (63.5%) in Ravens history 

  • Most points in one game (62) in Ravens history 

  • Athlete of the Year (1964-65) 

  • League All-Star (1963-64, 64-65, 65-66) 

  • League championship in 1964-65 and 1965-66 

  • Ottawa-area ACT amateur athlete of the Year (1966) 

  • Football and Basketball 

  • 2x Carleton Athlete of the Year 

  • 3x OUAA MVP 

  • 3x OUAA All-Star 

  • 122 assists in a season, setting the single-season Ravens record at the time (1979) 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Medal (1979-80) 

  • Tennis and Basketball 

  • OSL Scoring leader (1958-59) 

  • OSL Championship in 1956-57 and 1958-89 

  • Carleton Athlete of the Year (1958-59) 

  • Co-Founder of House-Laughton Hoops Classic Basketball Tournament 

  • Most career points (2786) in Ravens history 

  • Most career field goals (1061) in Ravens history 

  • Most points in one season (846) in Ravens history 

  • Broke the all-time OUAA scoring record (1985) 

  • OUAA and CIAU Scoring champion (1984-85) 

  • 3x Doug Banton Memorial Award winner 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Medal (1984-85) 

  • Carleton Athlete of the Year (1984-85) 

  • Captain (1983-85) 

  • Team MVP (1983084, 1984-85) 

  • 2x OUAA all-star 

  • Player and Coach 

  • 2x League champion (player) 

  • Captain of Ottawa-St. Lawrence Intercollegiate Athletic Association (OSLC) championship team (1965-66) 

  • 10th highest PPG (13.5) in Ravens history 

  • 67% win percentage as coach (1976-81), 3rd highest in Ravens coaching history 

  • Founding member of Carleton University Ravens Basketball Alumni Association (CURBAA) 

  • University Athletics Board member in 1990s 

  • Most rebounds (1942) in Ravens history 

  • Only number retired in program history (#25) 

  • 5x OUAA All-Star 

  • 2x Carleton Male Athlete of the Year 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Award (1977) 

  • Led team in points and rebounds in each of his five years 

  • 5th most points (2164) in team history 

  • Former assistant coach 

  • Founding member of CURBAA 

  • OSLC champion (1967-68) 

  • OSLC all-star (1967-68) 

  • CIAU all-star (1967-68) 

  • Carleton Male Athlete of the Year (1968) 

  • Canadian Basketball Coaches’ Association First Team All-Star (1969) 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Award (1970) 

  • Doug Banton Award (1970) 

  • 4th most rebounds (923) in Ravens history 

  • 9th most points (1602) in Ravens history 

  • Most rebounds in a single game (29) in Ravens history 

  • Associated Canadian Travellers’ Award winner 

  • 3x OUAA First-Team All-Star 

  • Carleton Male Athlete of the Year (1989-90) 

  • Team MVP (1989-90) 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Award (1992) 

  • Harry Jerome Award (1991) 

  • Leading CIAU scorer (1991-92) 

Ernie Zoppa (1956-59) - Builder 

  • 2x OSLC Champion (1957,1959) 

  • Doug Banton Award (1958) 

  • Ravens coach (1964-68) 

  • 3x champion as a coach 

  • CURBAA executive committee member (1995-96) 

  • Hall of Fame executive committee member (1995-96) 

  • Chair of Event Committee (1995-96) 

  • Team MVP (1980) 

  • 2x Carleton Male Athlete of the Year (1981, 1983) 

  • 2nd most points (2447) in Ravens history 

  • 3x OUAA all-star (1980, 81, 83) 

  • 2x OSLC All-Star (1967, 1968) 

  • 2x Doug Banton Award (1966, 1967) 

  • 3x Conference Champion  

  • Only athlete in Carleton history with five national championships in a team sport 

  • Fourth player in CIS/USports history with five national titles 

  • CIS Championship MVP (2003) 

  • 2x Carleton Male Athlete of the Year (2005, 2006) 

  • Jack Vogan Memorial Award (2007) 

  • CIS BLG Male Athlete of the Year (2006) 

  • 2x CIS Basketball Player of the Year (2006, 2007) 

  • Played on Canadian Senior Men’s National Team (2006) 

  • Le Droit-Radio Canada Francophone Athlete of the Year (2006) 

  • Ottawa Basketball Athlete of the Year (2006) 

  • 2x OSLC Champion (1957,1959) 

  • Doug Banton Award (1959) 

  • Co-Founder of House-Laughton Hoops Classic Basketball Tournament 

  • Chair of Board of Governors to approve construction of Alumni Hall 

  • 3x OUAA All-Star  

  • Coach (1983-99) 

  • OUA Basketball Coach of the Year (1984, 1999) 

  • Senior Development Officer for Carleton Athletics 

  • Carleton Men’s Athlete of the Year (2004) 

  • OUA Male Athlete of the Year (2004) 

  • OUA East First Team All-Star (2004) 

  • CIS All-Star and Tournament MVP (2004) 

  • Captain (2004) 

 

Professional / International Players 

NAME 

YEARS WITH CARLETON 

PRO / INTERNATIONAL CAREER 

Marcus Anderson 

2015-20 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-24: 

  • Guelph Nighthawks 

  • Scarborough Shooting Stars 

  • Edmonton Stingers 

NBL (Canada), 2021-22: 

  • Windsor Express 

ABA (Canada), 2022 

  • Newfoundland Rogues 

Pro-A (Germany), 2022-24: 

  • Uni Baskets Paderborn 

  • EPG Baskets Koblenz 

BSL (Canada), 2024-25: 

  • KW Titans 

Elliot Bailey 

2018-23 

BBL (UK), 2023-24: 

  • Surrey Scorchers 

NBL D1 (UK), 2024-25: 

  • Nottingham Hoods 

Ryan Bell 

2003-08 

Pro A (Germany), 2008-09: 

  • FC Schalke 04 

Korisliiga (Finland), 2009-10: 

  • Honka Espoo Playboys 

Guillaume Payen Boucard 

2011-16 

NBL (Canada), 2017-19: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Island Storm 

  • St. John’s Edge 

NBL (Czechia), 2018-19: 

  • SLUNETA Usti nad Labem 

Korisliiga (Finland), 2018-19: 

  • Helsinki Seagulls 

NM1 (France), 2016-17, 2019-21, 2023-25: 

  • Golbey Espinal Thaon Vosges 

  • Mulhouse Pfastatt 

  • Saint Thomas Basket Le Havre 

CEBL (Canada), 2019-25: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Montreal Alliance 

Pro B (France), 2021-24 

  • Denain ASC Voltaire 

  • Saint Charmond Basket Valle du Gier 

Simon Chamberlain 

2018-22 

NBL D1 (UK), 2024-25: 

  • Reading Rockets 

Kevin Churchill 

2008-14 

NBL (Canada), 2017-18: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Luka Dolman 

2022-23 

Pro A (Germany), 2021-22: 

  • Wiha Panthers Schwenningen 

Aaron Doornekamp 

2004-09 

Seria A (Italy), 2009-12: 

  • Pepsi JuveCaserta 

  • Otto Caserta 

BBL (Germany), 2013-16: 

  • New Yorker Phantoms Braunschweig 

  • Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt 

Liga Endesa (Spain) 2016-25: 

  • Iberostar Tenerife CB Canarias 

  • Valencia Basket 

  • Lenovo Tenerife 

  • La Laguna Tenerife 

Ryan Ejim 

2015-17 

NBL (Canada), 2017-18: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

LPB (Portugal), 2017-18: 

  • S.C. Lusitania EXPERT 

EBA (Spain), 2018-19: 

  • Gijon Basket 2015 

CEBL (Canada), 2019-21: 

  • Hamilton Honey Badgers 

  • Saskatchewan Rattlers 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Fraser Valley Bandits 

LEB Silver (Spain), 2019-21: 

  • Enerdrink UDEA Baloncesto Algeciras 

  • Arcos Albacete Basket 

LUB (Uruguay), 2021-22: 

  • Club Atletico Olimpia Montevideo 

Eddie Ekiyor 

2016-19 

Superleague(Georgia), 2021-22:  

  • Olimpi Tbilisi 

National League (Israel), 2022-23: 

  • Maccabi Ma’ale Adumim 

CEBL (Canada), 2023, 25: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Liga Betclic (Portugal): 

  • Sporting Clube de Portugal Lisboa 

Greg Faulkner 

2009-11 

NM2 (France), 2017-18, 19-20: 

  • Laval US 

  • Berck/Rang du Fliers 

Biniam Ghebrekidan 

2017-22 

Liga Betclic (Portugal), 2022-23: 

  • Esgueira/Aveiro/Oli 

CEBL (Canada), 2023: 

  • Montreal Alliance 

Tyson Hinz 

2009-14 

Eredivisie (Netherlands), 2014-16: 

  • Landstede Zwolle 

Pro A (Germany), 2016-17: 

  • Mitteldeutscher BC Weissenfels 

Cole Hobin 

2007-12 

EBL (UK), 2012-13: 

  • Medway Park Crusaders 

Osvaldo Jeanty 

2002-07 

Pro A / 1.Bundesliga (Germany), 2007-12: 

  • VPV Giants Noerdlingen 

  • LTI Giessen 46ers 

  • BBC Bayreuth 

Div. A (Romania), 2009-10: 

       -      CS Gaz Metan 

NBL (Canada), 2012-13: 

  • London Lightning 

BBL (Germany), 2012-13: 

  • Mitteldeutscher BC Weissenfels 

Yasiin Joseph 

2015-20 

CEBL (Canada), 2020, 25: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

DBL (Netherlands), 2020-21: 

  • Landstede Basketball Zwolle 

Pro B (France), 2021-22, 23-24: 

  • Quimper UJAP 

  • ALM Evreux Basket 

Superleague (Ukraine), 2021-22: 

  • BC Zaporizhye-ZOG 

A Division (Hungary), 2022-23, 24-25 

  • Sopron KC 

  • Atomeromu SE Parks 

BBL (Germany), 2024-25: 

  • Rasta Vechta 

Kaza Kajami-Keane 

2015-17 

NBA G League (Canada), 2017-18: 

  • Raptors 905 

Eredivisie (Netherlands), 2018-19: 

  • Landstede Zwolle 

CEBL (Canada), 2019-20: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

BBL (Germany), 2019-20, 23-24: 

  • SYNTAINICS MBC Weissenfels 

  • NINERS Chemnitz 

Jeep ELITE Pro A (France), 2020-23: 

  • Le Mans Sarthe Basket 

TJ Lall 

2015-20 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-24: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Guelph Nighthawks 

B1 (Japan), 2022-23 

  • Kyoto Hannaryz 

BBL (UK), 2023-24: 

  • Jelson Homes DMU Leicester Riders 

DBL (Netherlands), 2024-25: 

  • Zorg and Zekerheid Leiden 

Paul Larmand 

1999-2004 

ABA (Australia), 2005-06: 

  • Ballarat Miners 

ABA (Canada), 2006-07: 

  • Laval Kebs 

Daron Leonard 

2005-08 

SBL (Switzerland), 2008-09: 

  • Lugano Tigers 

Alain Louis 

2017-22 

CEBL (Canada), 2021-25: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Montreal Alliance 

Prva Liga (North Macedonia), 2023-24: 

  • KK TFT Skopje 

Primera FEB (Spain), 2024-25: 

  • Starlabs CB Moron 

SLB (UK), 2024-25: 

  • Bristol Flyers 

Willy Manigat 

2009-12 

NBL (Canada), 2012-13 

  • Summerside Storm 

BBL / Pro B / Pro A (Germany), 2013-15: 

  • New Yorker Phantoms Braunschweig 

  • Spot Up Medien Baskets Braunschweig 

  • Bayer Giants Leverkusen 

D1 (Morocco), 2015-16: 

  • As de Sale 

Stanley Mayambo 

2015-20 

ECBL (Canada), 2023: 

  • Bathurst Bears 

Kevin McCleery 

2005-10 

DBL / Eredivisie (Netherlands), 2010-12: 

  • Magixx KidsRights Nijmegen 

  • GasTerra Flames Groningen 

Dontae Mitchell 

2016-18 

1.Divisao / Proliga (Portugal), 2023-25: 

  • A.Desportiva Sanjoanense Nacex 

  • Sampaense Basket 

Jake Newman 

2015-16 

1st Division / Korisliiga (Finland), 2021-23: 

  • KaU Koris Karkkila 

  • Korihait Uusikeupunki 

B Division (Hungary), 2023-24: 

  • BKG-Prima SE Akademia Debrecen 

Isiah Osborne 

2018-20 

CEBL (Canada), 2020, 22-23: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Montreal Alliance 

  • Edmonton Stingers 

Korisliiga (Finland), 2021-22: 

  • Kouvot 

LKL (Lithuania), 2022-23: 

  • Gargzdu SC Gargzdai 

  • Pienai Labas Gas 

LBL (Latvia), 2023-24: 

  • Rigas Zelli 

Liga Nationala (Romania), 2024-25: 

  • CSM Corona Brasov 

Emmanuel Owootoah 

2016-19 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-21: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Lloyd Pandi 

2018-22 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-21, 23-24: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Niagara River Lions 

BSL (Turkey), 2022-24: 

  • Darussafaka Istanbul 

BBL (Germany), 2024-25: 

  • Rasta Vechta 

Jean Emmanuel Pierre-Charles 

2012-15 

LEB Gold (Spain), 2018-19: 

  • Saenz Horeca Araberri 

LNBP (Mexico), 2019-20: 

  • San Luis Santos Reales 

  • Santos de San Luis Potosi 

CEBL (Canada), 2020: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

Josh Poirier 

1999-2004 

ABA (Australia), 2005: 

  • Kilsyth Cobras 

Joe Rocca 

2016-17 

NBL / CEBL (Canada), 2016-19: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Hamilton Honey Badgers 

SBL (Slovakia), 2018-19: 

  • BK 04 AC LB Spisska Nova Ves 

Superleague (Georgia), 2019-20: 

  • Mgzavrebi-Armia Tbilisi 

Gebrael Samaha 

2021-23 

LBL (Lebanon), 2024-25: 

  • CS Maristes 

Philip Scrubb 

2010-15 

BBL / Pro B (Germany), 2015-18: 

  • Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt 

  • Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt II 

A1 (Greece), 2015-16: 

  • AEK Athens 

VTB (Russia), 2018-19, 21-22: 

  • Zenit Sankt Petersburg 

  • Avtodor Saratov 

Liga Endesa (Spain), 2019-20, 21-23, 24-25: 

  • Movistar Estudiantes Madrid 

  • Monbus Obradoiro CAB Santiago de Compostela 

  • Casademont Zaragoza 

  • Leyma Basquet Coruna 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-22: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Jeep ELITE Pro A (France), 2020-21: 

  • Limoges CSP Elite 

BSL (Turkey), 2023-24: 

  • Bahcesehir Koleji Istanbul 

Thomas Scrubb 

2009-15 

Korisliiga (Finland), 2015-16): 

  • Joensuun Kataja Basket 

BBL (Germany), 2016-17: 

  • Giessen 46ers 

Seria A (Italy), 2017-19: 

  • Scandone Avellino 

  • Openjobmetis Varese 

Jeep ELITE Pro A (France), 2019-21: 

  • SIG Strasbourg 

  • JL Bourg Basket 

CEBL (Canada), 2020-23: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Liga Endesa (Spain): 

  • Monbus Obradoiro CAB Santiago de Compostela 

  • Rio Natura Monbus Obradoiro CAB 

  • La Laguna Tenerife 

Justin Shaver 

2011-13 

NBL (Canada), 2022-23 

  • Sudbury Five 

1.Divisao (Portugal), 2022-23: 

- SC Braga 

Grant Shephard 

2021-23 

CEBL (Canada), 2019, 21, 23, 25: 

  • Fraser Valley/Vancouver Bandits 

  • Niagara River Lions 

KML (Estonia), 2023-24: 

  • BC Kalev/Cramo Tallinn 

Liga Betclic (Portugal), 2023-24: 

  • Esgueira/Aveiro/Oli 

Basketligan (Sweden), 2024-25: 

  • KFUM Jamtland Basket 

Rob Smart Jr. 

1999-2003 

2.Bundesliga (Germany), 2003-04: 

  • BBC Bayreuth 

Cameron Smythe 

2013-18 

A Bundesliga (Austria), 2018-19: 

  • Unger Steel Gunners Overwart 

Clinton Springer-Williams 

2012-14 

NBL (Canada), 2014-17: 

  • London Lightning 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Cape Breton Highlanders 

  • Windsor Express 

Sheldon Stewart 

2004-05, 06-07 

MLBA (Canada), 2018-19: 

  • Vancouver Dragons 

Stuart Turnbull 

2004-09 

Pro A / Pro B (Germany) 2009-12: 

  • Giants Noerdlingen 

  • SC Rist Wedel 

  • UBC Hanover 

  • Dragons Rhoendorf 

Munis Tutu 

2017-20 

CEBL (Canada), 2020, 22-23: 

  • Ottawa Blackjacks 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Edmonton Stingers 

Pro A (Germany), 2021-22 

  • Team Ehlingen Urspring 

NBL (Bulgaria), 2022-23: 

  • Chernomorets Burgas 

BSL (Austria) 2023-24: 

  • Unger Steel Gunners Oberwart 

Liga Nationala (Romania), 2024-25: 

  • CSM Corona Brasov 

Connor Vreeken 

2018-23 

OPAP (Cyprus), 2023-24: 

  • Frederick Achilleas Kaimakliou 

CEBL (Canada), 2025: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

Aiden Warnholtz 

2018-23 

CEBL (Canada), 2023: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

BBL / Pro A (Germany), 2023-25: 

  • Fraport Skyliners Frankfurt 

  • Giessen 46ers 

Chris Webber 

1992-93 

[league undefined] (UK), 1998-2004: 

  • Birmingham Bullets 

  • Leicester Riders 

  • Newcastle Eagles 

  • Plymouth 

  • Edinburgh Rocks 

[league undefined] (New Zealand), 2000-01: 

  • Masonic Hawks 

  • Wellington Saints 

A2 (Greece), 2002-03: 

  • Gymnastikos Larissa 

OPBA (Canada), 2004: 

  • Barrie Bandits 

Geoff Wells 

1981-85 

[league undefined] (UK), 1985-88: 

  • Oldham Celtics 

  • Bracknell Pirates 

  • Newcastle Eagles 

Connor Wood 

2012-17 

NBL / CEBL (Canada), 2017-19: 

  • Niagara River Lions 

  • Guelph Nighthawks 

Pro B (France), 2018-19: 

  • Quimper UJAP 

Pro A (Germany), 2018-19: 

  • Uni Baskets Paderborn 

LEB Gold (Spain), 2019-20: 

  • Rio Ourense Termal 

 

Retired Numbers 

Jonathan Love, #25 (1972-78) 

 

Coaching History (Conference Record) 

Norm Fenn (1962-64) 

  • 25-3 

Ernie Zoppa (1964-68) 

  • 53-9 

Dick Brown (1968-71) 

  • 16-6 

Bob O’Billovich (1971-73) 

  • 15-9 

Greg Poole (1973-76) 

  • 22-20 

Pat O’Brien (1976-81) 

  • 48-14 

Gene Chatterton (1981-83) 

  • 13-13 

Paul Armstrong (1983-99) 

  • 101-139 

Dave Smart (1999-2015, 2016-2019) 

  • 384-26 

Rob Smart Jr. (2015-16) 

  • 16-3 

Taffe Charles (2019-present) 

  • 98-26 

 

Year-by-Year 

YEAR 

CONFERENCE RECORD 

OVERALL RECORD

PLAYOFFS 

1962-63 

12-2 

14-9 

L: OSLAA SF vs Bishop’s 64-52 

W: OSLAA Cons. F vs Sir George Williams 86-52 

1963-64 

13-1 

20-4 

W: OSLAA SF vs Macdonald College 94-60 

L: OSLAA F vs Sir George Williams 78-69 

1964-65 

16-0 

25-3 

W: OSLAA SF vs Bishop’s 78-57 

W: OSLAA F vs RMC 81-57 

OTL: CIAU SF vs Acadia 83-79 

W: CIAU Cons. F vs Alberta 75-71 

1965-66 

15-1 

18-4 

W: OSLAA SF vs Sir George Williams 83-31 

W: OSLAA F vs RMC 71-52 

W: CIAU Ont. Play-In vs Waterloo Lutheran 78-66 

L: CIAU SF vs Calgary 83-68 

L: CIAU Cons. F vs Acadia 83-64 

1966-67 

10-6 

11-12 

L: OSLAA SF vs Macdonald College 76-72 

1967-68 

12-2 

14-6 

W: OSLAA SF vs Bishop’s 73-56 

W: OSLAA F vs Loyola 59-58 

L: CIAU QF vs Waterloo Lutheran 78-53 

W: CIAU Cons. SF vs Western 69-53 

L: CIAU Cons. F vs UBC 74-71 

1968-69 

8-0 

17-9 

L: OQAA SF vs McMaster 73-59 

L: OQAA Cons. F vs McGill 94-83 

1969-70 

5-3 

10-13 

W: OQAA East Playoff vs McGill 109-80 

L: OQAA SF vs Western 78-72 

W: OQAA Cons. F vs Queen’s 86-78 

1970-71 

3-3 

9-12 

L: OQAA E. Playoff vs McGill 91-82 

1971-72 

7-5 

8-12 

L: OUAA QF vs York 84-67 

1972-73 

8-4 

13-11 

W: OUAA QF vs uOttawa 61-59 

L: OUAA SF vs Waterloo 73-61 

W: OUAA Bronze vs Laurentian 77-72 

1973-74 

6-8 

9-17 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1974-75 

7-7 

12-14 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1975-76 

9-5 

19-9 

L: OUAA E. SF vs Laurentian 87-76 

1976-77 

11-3 

17-8 

W: OUAA E. SF vs York 63-57 

L: OUAA E. F vs Laurentian 100-95 

1977-78 

7-5 

17-11 

L: OUAA E. SF vs Laurentian 62-77 

1978-79 

10-2 

16-11 

W: OUAA E. SF vs Toronto 98-72 

L: OUAA E. F vs York 84-70 

1979-80 

11-1 

20-9 

W: OUAA E. SF vs Toronto 83-68 

L: OUAA E. F vs York 79-63 

1980-81 

9-3 

17-13 

L: OUAA E. SF vs Laurentian 99-82 

1981-82 

5-7 

6-23 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1982-83 

8-6 

15-22 

L: OUAA E. SF vs York 95-74 

1983-84 

9-5 

13-19 

L: OUAA E. SF vs York 110-67 

1984-85 

9-5 

15-17 

L: OUAA E. SF vs York 106-73 

1985-86 

8-6 

12-20 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1986-87 

1-11 

4-24 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1987-88 

8-4 

15-14 

W: OUAA E. SF vs uOttawa 64-58 

W: OUAA E. F vs Toronto 73-57 

L: OUAA F vs Western 77-71 

L: CIAU QF vs Brandon 82-69 

L: CIAU Cons. SF vs SASK 75-74 

1988-89 

11-7 

18-15 

L: OUAA E. SF vs McGill 97-81 

1989-90 

3-15 

4-26 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1990-91 

9-6 

15-15 

L: OUAA E. SF vs Bishop’s 70-58 

1991-92 

6-9 

9-19 

L: OUAA SF vs uOttawa 84-83 

1992-93 

3-9 

5-22 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1993-94 

2-10 

5-22 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1994-95 

5-7 

12-17 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1995-96 

3-9 

6-22 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1996-97 

5-15 

9-23 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1997-98 

7-13 

12-18 

NO PLAYOFFS 

1998-99 

12-8 

16-12 

W: OUA E. SF vs uOttawa 91-68 

L: OUA E. F vs Ryerson 50-44 

1999-00 

11-9 

13-16 

L: OUA E. SF vs Laurentian 70-45 

2000-01 

21-1 

28-4 

W: OUA E. SF vs Laurentian 81-55 

W: OUA E. F vs York 62-57 

L: OUA F vs Western 69-59 

L: CIS QF vs McMaster 78-77 

W: CIS Cons. SF vs Laval 97-86 

W: CIS Cons. F vs St. Mary’s 86-67 

2001-02 

19-3 

28-7 

W: OUA E. SF vs Laurentian 71-60 

L: OUA E. F vs York 77-75 

2002-03 

21-1 

31-2 

W: OUA E. SF vs Ryerson 70-57 

W: OUA E. F vs York 77-63 

W: OUA F vs Guelph 64-56 

OTW: CIS QF vs UPEI 63-60 

W: CIS SF vs Laval 57-54 

W: CIS F vs Guelph 58-54 

2003-04 

22-0 

36-3 

W: OUA E. SF vs uOttawa 62-61 

W: OUA E. F vs York 74-67 

W: OUA F vs McMaster 68-59 

W: CIS QF vs UNB 77-75 

W: CIS SF vs Calgary 69-67 

W: CIS F vs StFX 63-59 

2004-05 

22-0 

29-7 

W: OUA E. SF vs Toronto 85-49 

W: OUA E. F vs uOttawa 68-63 

W: OUA F vs Brock 61-58 

W: CIS QF vs uOttawa 69-47 

W: CIS SF vs StFX 67-65 

W: CIS F vs Concordia 68-48 

2005-06 

20-2 

28-6 

W: OUA E. SF vs Queen’s 77-43 

L: OUA E. F vs York 82-74 

W: CIS QF vs UQAM 62-59 

W: CIS SF vs Cape Breton 68-57 

W: CIS F vs Victoria 73-67 

2006-07 

19-3 

29-6 

W: OUA E. SF vs York 68-57 

W: OUA E. F vs uOttawa 65-63 

L: OUA F vs Windsor 84-75 

W: CIS QF vs Acadia 86-38 

W: CIS SF vs uOttawa 80-58 

W: CIS F vs Brandon 52-49 

2007-08 

22-0 

31-5 

W: OUA E. SF vs Queen’s 96-44 

W: OUA E. F vs uOttawa 75-56 

W: OUA F vs Western 81-65 

W: CIS QF vs Alberta 66-57 

2OTL: CIS SF vs Acadia 82-80 

2008-09 

21-1 

34-4 

W: OUA E. SF vs York 105-57 

W: OUA E. F vs uOttawa 82-61 

W: OUA F vs Western 71-57 

W: CIS QF vs StFX 94-57 

W: CIS SF vs Western 66-65 

W: CIS F vs UBC 87-77 

2009-10 

20-2 

29-4 

W: OUA E. SF vs York 78-65 

W: OUA E. F vs uOttawa 78-64 

W: OUA F vs Windsor 71-52 

W: CIS QF vs UQAM 83-72 

L: CIS SF vs SASK 86-82 

2010-11 

22-0 

31-4 

W: OUA QF vs Ryerson 97-73 

W: OUA SF vs Laurier 83-76 

L: OUA F vs Lakehead 77-62 

W: CIS QF vs Concordia 73-66 

W: CIS SF vs SASK 95-83 

W: CIS F vs TWU 82-59 

2011-12 

22-0 

33-6 

W: OUA QF vs Laurentian 87-66 

W: OUA SF vs McMaster 80-56 

W: OUA F vs Ryerson 82-39 

W: CIS QF vs Acadia 82-68 

W: CIS SF vs UFV 83-65 

W: CIS F vs Alberta 

2012-13 

19-1 

28-4 

W: OUA E. SF vs Laurentian 95-75 

W: OUA SF vs Lakehead 72-51 

W: OUA F vs uOttawa 72-69 

W: CIS QF vs Victoria 83-46 

W: CIS SF vs Acadia 84-69 

W: CIS F vs Lakehead 92-42 

2013-14 

22-0 

32-2 

W: OUA E. SF vs Laurentian 111-77 

W: OUA SF vs Windsor 84-71 

L: OUA F vs uOttawa 78-77 

W: CIS QF vs McMaster 82-64 

W: CIS SF vs Alberta 79-55 

W: CIS F vs uOttawa 79-67 

2014-15 

17-2 

27-4 

W: OUA QF vs Lakehead 79-54 

W: OUA SF vs Ryerson 84-80 

W: OUA F vs Windsor 103-59 

W: CIS QF vs SASK 90-50 

W: CIS SF vs Victoria 83-74 

W: CIS F vs uOttawa 93-46 

2015-16 

16-3 

23-7 

W: OUA QF vs Brock 90-52 

W: OUA SF vs uOttawa 82-74 

L: OUA F vs Ryerson 73-68 

W: CIS QF vs TRU 91-75 

W: CIS SF vs Dalhousie 76-66 

W: CIS F vs Calgary 101-79 

2016-17 

19-0 

31-2 

W: OUA QF vs McMaster 89-50 

W: OUA SF vs Brock 89-64 

L: OUA F vs Ryerson 86-79 

W: USPORTS QF vs Calgary 85-69 

W: USPORTS SF vs McGill 74-58 

W: USPORTS F vs Ryerson 78-69 

2017-18 

23-0 

39-2 

W: OUA QF vs Laurentian 83-69 

W: OUA SF vs Windsor 97-58 

W: OUA F vs Ryerson 84-58 

W: USPORTS QF vs Acadia 81-64 

L: USPORTS SF vs Ryerson 84-76 

W: USPORTS Bronze vs McGill 76-71 

2018-19 

22-1 

33-1 

W: OUA QF vs Queen’s 80-63 

W: OUA SF vs Brock 86-44 

W: OUA F vs Ryerson 81-61 

W: USPORTS QF vs Alberta 100-60 

W: USPORTS SF vs Dalhousie 76-65 

W: USPORTS F vs Calgary 83-49 

2019-20 

21-1 

29-3 

W: OUA QF vs McMaster 108-64 

W: OUA SF vs uOttawa 96-61 

W: OUA F vs Western 90-68 

W: USPORTS QF vs Calgary 82-66 

W: USPORTS SF vs Western 90-63 

W: USPORTS F vs Dalhousie 74-65 

2020-21 

NO SEASON (COVID) 

NO SEASON (COVID) 

NO PLAYOFFS (COVID) 

2021-22 

14-0 

23-1 

W: OUA QF vs Ryerson 87-68 

L: OUA SF vs Queen’s 86-80 

W: USPORTS QF vs Victoria 

W: USPORTS SF vs Alberta 64-63 

W: USPORTS F vs SASK 85-72 

2022-23 

18-4 

23-8 

W: OUA QF vs Laurier 97-84 

W: OUA SF vs Queen’s 93-86 

L: OUA F vs uOttawa 79-57 

W: USPORTS QF vs UQAM 73-71 

W: USPORTS SF vs uOttawa 81-75 

2OTW: USPORTS F vs StFX 109-104 

2023-24 

13-9 

19-12 

L: OUA Pelim. Rd. vs Brock 70-69 

2024-25 

15-7 

20-10 

W: OUA Prelim. Rd. vs Waterloo 89-57 

L: OUA QF vs Queen’s 86-83 

2025-26 

17-5 

23-8 

W: OUA QF vs Lakehead 73-58 

W: OUA SF vs Toronto 80-65 

L: OUA F vs TMU 66-56 

W: USPORTS QF vs Laval 85-69 

W: USPORTS SF vs TMU 58-52 

W: USPORTS F vs Bishop’s 78-75 

 

A historic head-to-head record for men's basketball is available. Some limitations in data continuity exist prior to the mid-2000s.