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Bold Lands OCAA Standout DeAndre Goulbourne

The Bold just got a jolt of energy: TMU is betting on OCAA standout DeAndre Goulbourne to electrify their 2025-26 season, adding the scoring guard to a promising new lineup.

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TORONTO — The Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold men's basketball team is thrilled to welcome Guard DeAndre Goulbourne to its 2025-26 recruiting class.

The Toronto native has spent the last three seasons competing in the OCAA with Mohawk College and Centennial College. He played key roles on both rosters, utilized for his scoring abilities and energy on the court. Prior to his collegiate career, Goulbourne developed through various prep basketball programs in high school, preparing him for post-secondary play. 

Goulbourne will be pursuing a certificate in Canadian Social Work Practice as he transitions to TMU. He's excited to join a program where he feels both welcomed and supported, fitting his basketball and academic goals.

Goulbourne becomes the fourth addition to TMU's 2025-26 recruiting class, a promising new squad looking to bring new talent to the OUA stage. 

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