The York Lions are counting down the top 10 stories of the 2014-15 season! Stay tuned to yorkulions.ca over the next two weeks as we relive a tremendous year for our varsity programs. The No. 1 story will be unveiled on Friday, April 17.

Lions track and field student-athletes Brittany Crew and Khamica Bingham broke records in their respective events at the OUA and CIS championships with tremendous performances.
 
Crew set new marks in both the shot put and weight throw at the OUA championships, breaking both the conference and York records in the process. Her new mark in the shot put of 16.11m broke the record she had set in 2014 by 31cm. She followed that up with another impressive showing in the weight throw with a distance of 18.69m, surpassing the old OUA mark by 62cm. She went on to be named the OUA and CIS field events performer of the year.
 
Bingham blew away the competition in the 60m at the CIS meet, crossing the line in a blazing fast 7.19 seconds to win her third straight title in the event. Her time is the second-fastest in Canadian history, and she is also the holder of the OUA record of 7.23 seconds, which she set in 2014 and equaled this year.
 
Crew and Bingham are the last two York female athletes of the year. Crew won the award this season and Bingham in 2014.

Top 10 of the season

10 - Field hockey team reaches medal round for first time since 2009 
9 - Football team assembles best ever recruiting class
8 - Athletes enter York record books with major awards