Second-year University of Toronto Varsity Blues wide receiver, Llevi Noel, was named a first team all-star as the OUA announced football all-stars on Wednesday afternoon.
 
A native of Toronto, Noel led all players in the OUA and CIS with 8.2 receptions and 126.3 yards per game, catching 49 passes for 758 yards – in both of these categories, he ranked second in the province having played in only 6-of-8 games in 2014.
 
"Llevi Noel is a true competitor and a gifted receiver, who despite having played two less game then most of the top receivers in the country, is first in two major statistical categories and is in the top seven in two others," said Varsity Blues head coach Greg Gary. "His has the ability to break the big play anytime he gets the ball, but also understands the down and distance and knows what he needs to help the team move the chains. Llevi has never been afraid to go inside or take the big hit and has demonstrated, time and again this year, his explosive and elusive speed after the catch is made."
 
He had four games of 100+ yards, including a career-high 200 yards versus the Carleton Ravens, and made four touchdown receptions this season.
 
Noel helped the Blues offence top the U of T single-season record for highest net offence (3,165 – 1981), ending 2014 with 3,772 yards. Toronto also broke team single-season passing records for most attempts (330), completions (205) and highest completion percentage (62.1%), all topping marks set in 1981.

Toronto's offence ranked third in the OUA, averaging 496 yards per game.
 
The 2014 OUA football major award winners will be announced at 11 a.m. ET on Nov. 13 at a press conference in Hamilton, Ont.
 
OUA ALL-STARS
FIRST-TEAM OFFENCE
Quarterback: Austin Kennedy – Windsor
Centre: Matthew Nesbitt – Guelph
Guard: Sean Jamieson – Western
Guard: Tommy Griffiths – Laurier
Offensive Tackle: Eddie Meredith – Western
Offensive Tackle: Matthew Toppan – Guelph
Inside Receiver: Daniel Vandervoort – McMaster
Inside Receiver: Evan Pszczonak – Windsor
Wide Receiver: Nathaniel Behar – Carleton
Wide Receiver: Llevi Noel – Toronto
Running Back: Dillon Campbell – Laurier
Running Back: Yannick Harou – Western
Punter: Ronnie Pfeffer – Laurier
Place Kicker: Tyler Crapigna – McMaster
Kick Returner: Ryan Nieuwesteeg - Guelph
 
FIRST-TEAM DEFENCE
 
Defensive Tackle: Daryl Waud – Western
Defensive Tackle: Ettore Lattanzio – Ottawa
Defensive End: Ricky Osei-Kusi – Western
Defensive End: Cameron Walker – Guelph
Linebacker: Curtis Newton – Guelph
Linebacker: Preston Huggins – Western
SAM Linebacker: Nick Shortill – McMaster
Cornerback: Joey Cupido – McMaster
Cornerback: Josh Woodman – Western
Defensive Halfback: Chris Ackie – Laurier
Defensive Halfback: Nathaniel Hamlin – Carleton
Free Safety: Tristan Doughlin – Guelph
Rush/Cover: Fraser Speakman – Guelph
 
SECOND-TEAM OFFENCE
 
Quarterback: Will Finch – Western
Centre: Matt Van Praet – Western
Guard: Zach Intzandt – McMaster
Guard: Cam Wilhelm – Guelph
Offensive Tackle: Sean Smith – McMaster
Offensive Tackle: Adam Valchuk – Ottawa
Inside Receiver: Alex Carroll – Queen's
Inside Receiver: Alex Charette – Guelph
Wide Receiver: A'Dre Fraser – Guelph
Wide Receiver: Doug Corby – Queen's
Running Back: Rob Farquharson – Guelph
Running Back: Jesse Andrews – Queen's
Punter: Zach Medeiros – Western
Place Kicker: Daniel Ferraro – Guelph
Kick Returner: Alex Carroll – Queen's
 
SECOND-TEAM DEFENCE
 
Defensive Tackle: Derek Wiggan – Queen's
Defensive Tackle: Tai Pham – Windsor
Defensive End: Ese Marbure-Ajufo – Laurier
Defensive End: Mike Kashak – McMaster
Linebacker: Frank Renaud – Windsor
Linebacker: Nick Lecour – Ottawa
SAM Linebacker: Phil N'Djore – Western
Cornerback: Colin Mandich – Guelph
Cornerback: Tunde Adeleke – Carleton
Defensive Halfback: Scott Martin – McMaster
Defensive Halfback: Kalvin Johnson – Western
Free Safety: Ben Millar – Laurier
Rush/Cover: Alex Maj - Western