The Windsor Lancers are pleased to announce that Lien Phillip has been named a CIS first-team all-Canadian, as announced by Canadian Interuniversity Sport Wednesday.
 
Phillip, a fifth year power forward from St. Mark's Grenada had another terrific season for the Lancers as he was named the OUA West Division player of the year for the second consecutive season.
 
He once gain established himself as the premier big man in the province, averaging 16.1points and 12.7 rebounds per game in helping Windsor finish second overall in the OUA West with a 16-6 record and the No. 7 ranking in the CIS.
 
Phillip is without question one of the most talented forwards in Canada, and arguably the most dominant rebounder in the country. This season, he elevated his game even further and finished the regular season with an outstanding 16 double-doubles to lead the OUA and the nation in rebounding.
 
Phillip will close out his five year Lancer career as the program's all-time leader in rebounding with an amazing 1125 career rebounds, and third overall in scoring with 1338 points.
 
 
2013-2014 CIS MEN'S BASKETBALL AWARDS & ALL-CANADIANS
 
Mike Moser Memorial Trophy (player of the year): Philip Scrubb, Carleton
Defensive player of the year: Thomas Scrubb, Carleton
Dr. Peter Mullins Trophy (rookie of the year): Javon Masters, UNB
Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Trophy (coach of the year): Dave Smart, Carleton
Ken Shields Award (basketball, academics & community service): Harry Ezenibe, Saint Mary's
 
First Team
 
Pos.     Athlete                        University       Year    Hometown                  Faculty
F          Jordan Baker               Alberta             5          Edmonton, Alta.          Graduate Studies
F          Terrell Evans               Victoria            5          Las Vegas, Nev.           Social Sciences
F          Owen Klassen              Acadia             5          Kingston, Ont.             Kinesiology
F          Lien Phillip                  Windsor           5          St. Marks, Grenada      Business
G         Philip Scrubb               Carleton           4          Richmond, B.C.           Commerce
 
Second Team      
W         Johnny Berhanemeskel  Ottawa             4          Ottawa, Ont.                Sociology
G         Vincent Dufort            McGill             3          Smiths Falls, Ont.         Physical & Health Education
F          Tyson Hinz                  Carleton           5          Ottawa, Ont.                Commerce
G         Stephon Lamar            Saskatchewan  4          San Diego, Calif.         Arts & Science
G         Javon Masters              UNB                1          Kitchener, Ont.            Arts     
           
All-Rookie Team           
F          Andre Arruda              Manitoba         1          Winnipeg, Man.           University 1
F          Dani Elgadi                  Brock               1          Waterloo, Ont.             Visual Arts
F          Mamadou Gueye         Alberta             1          Quebec City, Que.       Campus St. Jean
G         Javon Masters              UNB                1          Kitchener, Ont.            Business Administration
G         Dele Ogundokun         McGill             1          Hamilton, Ont.             Eco. & Accounting