Fernando Bossoes

By: Fernando Bossoes Humber Athletics Communications SUDBURY, Ont. – Less than a month ago, many had Humber men's volleyball outside the OCAA title contention conversation. After finishing the regular season with its toughest record in three years, some believed the door was finally open for the rest of the province. But "doubt" will never be a proper word to describe this program.

By: Fernando Bossoes Humber Athletics Communications KING CITY, Ont. – At some point, the well of new words runs dry. Watching and following the No. 12 Humber women's volleyball program means a constant search for fresh and innovative ways to describe the same ending. Every year brings new challenges. New faces. Season after season, we try to frame it differently. And yet, the result feels unmistakably familiar. OCAA gold on the line. Pressure at its peak. Humber delivers.

By: Fernando Bossoes Humber Athletics Communications ETOBICOKE – Humber men's volleyball (4-3, 6th West) snapped back into the win column with a sweep (25-17, 25-19, 25-22) over the No. 7 Fanshawe Falcons (7-2, 1st West) on Thursday evening at the Hawks' Nest. Before the first serve, the Hawks' Nest rose to its feet as Humber honoured former longtime sports information director Jim Bialek with a banner raising.