Patrick Jebbison

Patrick Jebbison (born March 26, 1964) is a former Canadian basketball player. Among his accomplishments, he was the Canadian University ("CIAU") MVP twice (1988, 1989), one of the only athletes in history to accomplish this feat.

University Before university, Jebbison played at the high school level at Martingrove Collegiate Institute in Etobicoke, Ontario before being recruited by Brandon University's legendary head coach Jerry Hemmings.

Jebbison played for the Brandon Bobcats for five seasons from 1984 to 1989. This is a selective feat; only 7 other athletes in Canadian university basketball history have also been named player of the year twice: David Coulthard (1979, 1981), Karl Tilleman (1982, 1983), J. D. Jackson (1991, 1992), Eric Hinrichsen (1997, 1999), Osvaldo Jeanty (2006, 2007), Philip Scrubb (2012, 2013, 2014) and Kadre Gray (2018, 2019). and an All-Canadian Honourable Mention the prior year (1987).

Jebbison helped lead Brandon to three CIAU national championships (1987, 1988, 1989), which included Brandon's first national championship in program history. Jebbison was named a CIAU tournament all-star in each of these tournament runs. In his final championship game (and thus final university game), Jebbison had a key block with six seconds left to secure Brandon's 74–73 victory over Victoria University. and a GPAC First-team all-star three times (1987, 1988, 1989). In the 1986–87 season, Jebbison led the GPAC conference in field goal percentage (64%). In his sophomore season (1985–86), Jebbison was named as a GPAC conference Second-team all-star. in the Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame (2005); and in the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame (2019).

Jebbison also represented the Stooges Canada Basketball Club in the 2025 FIMBA World Maxibasketball Championship in Ticino, Switzerland in the 60+ division.

Personal life Jebbison was born on March 26, 1964.