2019 OUA All-Conference / All-Rookie

The OUA handed out some hardware earlier this week. Here are the players honoured, along with the league's write-up on each.

All-Conference

REC – Phil Iloki, Carleton

The senior pass-catcher was among the league's elite with his seventh-ranked mark of 80.5 yards per game. Iloki's efforts went for an average of 14.6 yards per catch and he turned three of those grabs into touchdowns for the Ravens this season, providing a consistently reliable option for the team's first-time starter under centre.

Note: Iloki is credited with 44 receptions on the year.

Photography by Tim Austen

DE – Réshaan Davis, Ottawa

Réshaan Davis (Oshawa, Ont.) was among the leaders in sacks, tallying seven on the season, as well as tackles for loss with 11.5.

LB – Jack Cassar, Carleton

Jack Cassar (Mississauga, Ont.) maintained his status as one of the most intimidating individuals on defence, racking up 44 tackles, including seven for a loss, as well as four sacks and five pass breakups. Cassar started his season with a bang, totaling 10.5 tackles in the black birds' opener to earn defensive player of the week honours...

SAM – Trevor Hoyte, Carleton

Trevor Hoyte's...eight-tackle effort anchored his Week 8 honour, but his season marks of 35.5 tackles, 1.5 sacks, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery have him placed firmly alongside his Carleton teammate as a first-team all-star.

HB – Cody Cranston, Ottawa

Cody Cranston (Winnipeg, Man.) and his team-high three interceptions also make the first team roster; an all-star campaign that he rounded out with a fumble recovery and 18.5 tackles.

RUSH – Rashad Spooner, Ottawa

Note: Spooner didn't get much of a write-up on the OUA website. I suppose it can be tricky to list contributions of a player specifically as a punt/kickoff cover man. Defensively, as a defensive back, he is credited with 15 tackles (in seven games) 10 assists, a sack, a fumble recovery and two pass breakups.

All-Rookie

Patrick Lavoie, OL, Carleton

Kevin Victome, DB, Ottawa

Kevin Victome (Ottawa, Ont.) earned the OUA special teams player of the week nod with a pair of game-changing plays...When the dust settled on his first season in Garnet and Grey, Victome had rattled off (a blocked field goal, two forced fumbles), to go along with four pass breakups and 20 tackles.