Hall of Fame Inductees 2009

Carrie (Wooloff) Setzkorn

Carrie Wooloff excelled in Women’s Outdoor and Indoor soccer over a three year span. She was twice named to the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association Best Defensive Team as the Mountaineers won the OCAA Bronze Medal in 1997 and led the team to OCAA Gold in 1998 and a fifth place finish in the Canadian Colleges Championship. Carrie was Team MVP and captured the college’s prestigious Dr. Sam Mitminger award for outstanding academic and athletic excellence. Wooloff returned to Mohawk for 2000-01 and had another banner campaign as the Mountaineers won the OCAA Outdoor Soccer Bronze Medal, as well as an Indoor Silver. She was an OCAA All-Star, a CCAA All-Canadian, captured her team’s MVP Award and was named Mohawk’s Outstanding Female Athlete in 2001. A graduate of both the Medical Imaging and Diagnostic Ultrasound courses, Wooloff made the Dean’s Honour List throughout both programmes.

Ardo Perri

Ardo Perri was the top goalkeeper in Ontario Colleges Athletic Association men’s soccer in both the 1970-71 and 1971-72 seasons, backstopping Mohawk to consecutive OCAA Gold Medals. The team went undefeated in his first year. The second season saw Perri lead the league in goals against average. He even saw action as a forward and was the second highest scorer for the Mountaineers. Perri also represented Ontario in the Canada Games and went on to play professionally. He joined Rochester in the North American Soccer League in 1975, and Ardo played against many international stars such as the legendary Pele. He also was with the Hamilton Steelers in the Canadian Professional Soccer League and played in the Major Indoor Soccer League with both Buffalo and Philadelphia. Perri graduated from the Marketing course at Mohawk.

Todd Brandwood

Todd Brandwood had an outstanding two years as skip of the Mohawk Men’s Curling teams. The Business graduate led his rink to the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association West Regional title, OCAA Gold Medal and the Canadian Colleges Bronze Medal in 1988-89. Brandwood was further recognized as he was named the All-Star Skip at the OCAA Championship. The Team MVP, Todd went on to be named Mohawk’s Outstanding Male Athlete. In 1989-90, he guided the Mountaineers to another Regional Championship, followed by a Silver Medal in the OCAA Championship. Brandwood’s curling prowess continued after his 1990 graduation and in 2000 he was a member of the Glendale CC Ontario Men’s Curling Champions who went on to represent the province very well in the Brier. Todd has since won many other titles in Curling and is well known for playing any position on the team to help his team’s success.

1970-71 Undefeated Men's Soccer Team

In 1970 Mohawk captured the second straight, of what would become 3 consecutive OCAA Men's Soccer Gold medals by defeating Seneca College in the Championship 2 game final. The 1970 team went undefeated in League and Championship play that year, and by all accounts of the time, was the finest Men's Soccer team of this era.