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Fernando Bossoes’s Biography

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Fernando Bossoes is a Toronto-based journalism student and emerging reporter with experience covering sports, politics and local communities.

Currently in his final year of the Bachelor of Journalism program at Humber Polytechnic, Fernando has built a diverse portfolio across print, digital and radio platforms.

Fernando has been working as a sports journalist with the Hawks Sports Network since 2023. He covers 12 varsity teams across multiple sports, writing game recaps, previews and feature st…

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Humber's Jacob Horgan captures gold on Canada's biggest curling stage

Humber's Jacob Horgan captures gold on Canada's biggest curling stage

Humber's Jacob Horgan captures gold on Canada's biggest curling stage.

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No. 12 Women's Volleyball reverse sweeps to secure five-peat

No. 12 Women's Volleyball reverse sweeps to secure five-peat

2026 OCAA gold medal match recap

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Men's Volleyball completes historic six-peat becoming the most successful program in the OCAA

Men's Volleyball completes historic six-peat becoming the most successful program in the OCAA

2026 OCAA gold medal match recap

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SAULT, NIAGARA, NIAGARA-1 CROWNED OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONS

SAULT, NIAGARA, NIAGARA-1 CROWNED OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONS

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - Championship Saturday brought the 2026 OCAA Curling Championships to a close at the Dixie…

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FINAL-DAY SCHEDULE SET AFTER DAY 3 OF 2026 OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

FINAL-DAY SCHEDULE SET AFTER DAY 3 OF 2026 OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - Round-robin play wrapped up on Friday at the Dixie Curling Centre as Day 3 of the 2026 OC…

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MOUNTAINEERS TAKE CONTROL ON DAY 2 OF 2026 OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

MOUNTAINEERS TAKE CONTROL ON DAY 2 OF 2026 OCAA CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. - Action continued Thursday at the Dixie Curling Centre as Day 2 of the 2026 OCAA Curling C…

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Men’s Volleyball completes historic six-peat becoming the most successful program in the OCAA

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By Fernando Bossoes, Teyven Blackmore, Enzo Endres
| humberhawks.ca
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.
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No. 12 Women’s Volleyball reverse sweeps to secure five-peat

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By Fernando Bossoes, Keyome Ellis, Hannah Manners
| humberhawks.ca
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.
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Men’s Volleyball upsets No. 7 Fanshawe Falcons with a sweep

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By Fernando Bossoes, Teyven Blackmore
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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.
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Awards

Joe Suzor Memorial Media Award

2024 - Sports Journalism

This award is named after Joe Suzor, who helped spread the word about Humber varsity, covering the program weekly in the school newspaper. This award is given to a student who continues his legacy, highlighting the incredible success of Humber's student-athletes.

Jerry Howarth Sports Broadcasting Award

2024 - Sports Journalism

This award honours a sports media student who has made strong contributions to the Etobicoke community by covering and highlighting the stories in Etobicoke.