Carol
Hart (Cruwys) was born in Oshawa in 1963 and began
her collegiate career at Durham in 1984 following many
outstanding highschool achievements at Eastdale Collegiate.
Carol made an instant impact in her first year as an exceptional
two sport athlete. As a member of both the Basketball
and Volleyball teams, she was named OCAA League All-Star
in each and was the driving force behind DC's Division
II Gold Medals in both sports that year. Carol also led
the OCAA Basketball League in scoring in 1984-85. her
second year was her most memorable as she led the Lords
to the OCAA Volleyball Division I and II Gold Medal Championships
and a CCAA National Championship Bronze Medal in Burnaby,
BC. Accolades also include Volleyball League All-Star
selection, All-Canadian selection, the first time in DC
history, and being named DC Female Athlete of the Year
in 1985-86. After missing an entire year due to knee surgery,
Carol showed her dedication and determination by returning
to complete her studies and lead the Lords to an OCAA
Bronze medal in Volleyball
Carol
Hart (Cruwys) was born in Oshawa in 1963 and began
her collegiate career at Durham in 1984 following many
outstanding highschool achievements at Eastdale Collegiate.
Carol made an instant impact in her first year as an exceptional
two sport athlete. As a member of both the Basketball
and Volleyball teams, she was named OCAA League All-Star
in each and was the driving force behind DC's Division
II Gold Medals in both sports that year. Carol also led
the OCAA Basketball League in scoring in 1984-85. her
second year was her most memorable as she led the Lords
to the OCAA Volleyball Division I and II Gold Medal Championships
and a CCAA National Championship Bronze Medal in Burnaby,
BC. Accolades also include Volleyball League All-Star
selection, All-Canadian selection, the first time in DC
history, and being named DC Female Athlete of the Year
in 1985-86. After missing an entire year due to knee surgery,
Carol showed her dedication and determination by returning
to complete her studies and lead the Lords to an OCAA
Bronze medal in Volleyball