| ALL-CANADIAN 1ST | 2ND | |
| 52-53 | Louis Veres – Assumption | Charles Collini – Assumption |
| 53-54 | ||
| 54-55 | Ray Monnot – Western Chris Ellis – Western | Coulter Osborne – Western |
| 62-63 | Bob Horvath – Windsor Joe Green – Windsor Jack Kelly – Windsor | |
| 63-64 | Bob Lehey – Saint Mary’s Bob Horvath – Windsor Joe Green – Windsor | |
| 64-65 | Bob Horvath – Windsor Joe Green – Windsor | |
| 65-66 | ||
| 66-67 | Terry Ball – Manitoba | |
| 67-68 | Chris Coulthard – Wilfrid Laurier Neil Murray – U.B.C. Terry Ball – Manitoba | |
| 68-69 | Terry Ball – Manitoba Sandy Nixon – Wilfrid Laurier Nasko Golomeev – McGill Brian Heaney – Acadia Dennis Schuthe – Carleton | Ross Wedlake – Manitoba Warren Champion – Alberta Jim Noble – McMaster Sante Salvador – Windsor Bruce Dempster – Toronto HONORABLE MENTION Jaan Laaniste – Waterloo Ron Walsh – Queen’s Pierre Brodeur – McGill Rich Macey – Winnipeg Dale Galan – Saskatchewan Rick Eaton – Acadia Marty Lyons – St. FX Marv Morten – York (Osgoode Hall) Bruce Gillian – Laurentian Bob Bain – Wilfrid Laurier |
1963
The All-Canadian first-team included: Bob Horvath (Windsor); Joe Green (Windsor); Jack Kelly (Windsor);
…………………………………………………… Horvath was a second-team OUAA all-star and led the Lancers to the OQAA and CIAU titles. The Lancers finished (10-0) in conference play. …………………………………………………… Green was a first-team OUAA all-star. The Lancers finished (10-0) in conference play.
…………………………………………………… Kelly. The Lancers finished (10-0) in conference play.
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1964
Bob Lahey of St. Mary’s was selected the nation’s outstanding player by the CIAU. He’d captured the AUAA scoring title, hitting 54 in one game against U.P.E.I. and 60 in another against Dalhousie. He had the highest scoring average in the country, hitting 381 points in 12 games. He was a first-team AUAA all-star.
Joining Lahey on the All-Canadian first team were: Bob Horvath (Windsor); Joe Green (Windsor); …………………………………………………… Horvath was a first-team OUAA all-star after averaging 19.9 ppg. Playing coach Bob Samaras’ “Blitz Basketball,” which featured a variety of presses, the Lancers went (12-0) in conference play and (22-5) overall. …………………………………………………… Green was a first-team OUAA all-star. Playing coach Bob Samaras’ “Blitz Basketball,” which featured a variety of presses, the Lancers went (12-0) in conference play and (22-5) overall.
1965
The All-Canadian first team included: Bob Horvath (Windsor); Joe Green (Windsor) …………………………………………………… Horvath was a first-team OUAA all-star. …………………………………………………… Green was a first-team OUAA all-star. ……………………………………………………
1966
1967
The All-Canadian first team included:
The 2nd-team included: Terry Ball (Manitoba); …………………………………………………… Ball, a graduate of Dakota Collegiate, was a first-team Canada West all-star.
1968
The All-Canadian first team included: Chris Coulthard (Wilfrid Laurier); Neil Murray (U.B.C.); Terry Ball (Manitoba); …………………………………………………… Coulthard led Laurier to the OIAA title. He later became coach of the Golden Hawks and was named OUA coach of the year in three different seasons. …………………………………………………… Murray, a 6-3 guard, was a first-team Canada West all-star. …………………………………………………… Ball was a first-team Canada West all-star. The Dakota Collegiate grad led Canada West in scoring with 300 points.
1969
The All-Canadian first-team included: Terry Ball (Manitoba); Sandy Nixon (Wilfrid Laurier); Nasko Golomeev (McGill); Brian Heaney (Acadia); Dennis Schuthe (Carleton) …………………………………………………… Ball was a first-team Canada West all-star. The Dakota Collegiate grad led Canada West in scoring with a 19.9 ppg. He was chosen the Bisons’ MVP and subsequently played for the Canadian men’s national team in the summer of 1970.
…………………………………………………… Nixon led the Golden Hawks to the OIAA title. …………………………………………………… Golomeev …………………………………………………… Heaney was a first-team AUAA all-star. …………………………………………………… Schuthe
The 2nd-team featured: Ross Wedlake (Manitoba); Warren Champion (Alberta); Jim Noble (McMaster); Sante Salvador (Windsor); Bruce Dempster (Toronto) …………………………………………………… Wedlake was a first-team Canada West all-star. …………………………………………………… Champion was a first-team Canada West all-star. …………………………………………………… Noble …………………………………………………… Salvador …………………………………………………… Dempster
Honorable mention included: Jean Laaniste (Waterloo); Ron Walsh (Queen’s); Pierre Brodeur (McGill); Rich Macey (Winnipeg); Dale Galan (Saskatchewan); Rick Eaton (Acadia); Marty Lyons (St. Francis Xavier); Marv Morten (Osgoode Hall, now York); Bruce Gillian (Laurentian); and Bob Bain (Wilfrid Laurier). …………………………………………………… Laaniste …………………………………………………… Walsh …………………………………………………… Brodeur was a first-team OUAA all-star. …………………………………………………… Macey was a second-team Canada West all-star. …………………………………………………… Galan was a first-team Canada West all-star. …………………………………………………… Eaton was a second-team AUAA all-star. …………………………………………………… Lyons was a first-team AUAA all-star. …………………………………………………… Morton …………………………………………………… Gillian …………………………………………………… Bain