February 21, 2005
WEST PLAYOFF PICTURE DETERMINED
The end of the OUA West regular season wrapped up Saturday. Highlights included Jeff Rosar, from Guelph, pouring in 28 points in the Gryphons 95-67 win over Windsor. Rookie Nick Pankerichan added 20, including 4-of-5 from beyond the three-point line. Alan Paron's 21 points helped the Mustangs over Lakehead, 77-66. Despite five Marauders in double figures, Brock edged McMaster 87-81. Kevin Stienstra and Kevin French scored 26 and 23 points respectively for the winning Badgers. Stienstra added 17 boards. McMaster's Adam Guiney scored a team-high 22 points. Graham Jarman's reverse lay-up with four seconds remaining, put the Waterloo Warriors up for good as the Warriors beat their cross-town rivals, the Laurier Golden Hawks, 68-66.
PLAYOFF SEEDING
1. Waterloo
2. Brock
3. McMaster
4. Guelph
5. Lakehead
6. Laurier
Waterloo and Brock finished tied for first, but the Warriors finished ahead of Brock in tie-breaking as they won the regular season series, 2-0. In the other tie-breaker, Lakehead finishes ahead of Laurier on point differential, 144-132.
OUA PLAYOFFS, PRESENTED BY INVESTORS GROUP
WEST QUARTER-FINALS
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
#6 Laurier @ #3 McMaster - 7 pm
#5 Lakehead @ #4 Guelph - 8 pm
WEST SEMI-FINALS
Saturday, February 26, 2005
Winner of 3-6 @ #2 Brock - 2 pm
Winner of 4-5 @ #1 Waterloo - 3 pm
OTTAWA AND TORONTO MOVE ON
Five of the seven Ottawa Gee-Gees who saw the floor Saturday night scored in double figures, propelling Ottawa to a 77-65 win over the Laurentian Voyageurs in OUA East quarter-final action. Jermaine Campbell's 18 points led the way, with Alex McLeod adding 16 points. For the Voyageurs, Ben Palmer was the only one to reach double digits, scoring 16 in the loss. Ottawa now moves on to the OUA East semi-final where they will meet last year's CIS semi-finalist, the York Lions.
Toronto Varsity Blue rookie head coach Mike Katz won his first OUA playoff game Saturday as the Blues upset the Queen's Golden Gaels, 56-49. Kenny Hilborn's game-high 15 points led the Blues, as teammate Mike Williams pulled down 11 rebounds. Kyle McCleery scored 13 for the Gaels. Next for the Blues is a trip to the top-ranked team in Canada, the undefeated Carleton Ravens.
OUA PLAYOFFS, PRESENTED BY INVESTORS GROUP
EAST SEMI-FINALS
Saturday, February 26, 2005
#5 Toronto @ #1 Carleton - 8 pm
#3 Ottawa @ #2 York - 8 pm
24 teams, 6 CIS berth, 2 OUA champions - the OUA basketball playoffs, presented by Investors Group.
PLAYOFF SEEDING
1. Waterloo
2. Brock
3. McMaster
4. Guelph
5. Lakehead
6. Laurier
Waterloo and Brock finished tied for first, but the Warriors finished ahead of Brock in tie-breaking as they won the regular season series, 2-0. In the other tie-breaker, Lakehead finishes ahead of Laurier on point differential, 144-132.
OUA PLAYOFFS, PRESENTED BY INVESTORS GROUP
WEST QUARTER-FINALS
Wednesday, February 23, 2005
#6 Laurier @ #3 McMaster - 7 pm
#5 Lakehead @ #4 Guelph - 8 pm
WEST SEMI-FINALS
Saturday, February 26, 2005
Winner of 3-6 @ #2 Brock - 2 pm
Winner of 4-5 @ #1 Waterloo - 3 pm
OTTAWA AND TORONTO MOVE ON
Five of the seven Ottawa Gee-Gees who saw the floor Saturday night scored in double figures, propelling Ottawa to a 77-65 win over the Laurentian Voyageurs in OUA East quarter-final action. Jermaine Campbell's 18 points led the way, with Alex McLeod adding 16 points. For the Voyageurs, Ben Palmer was the only one to reach double digits, scoring 16 in the loss. Ottawa now moves on to the OUA East semi-final where they will meet last year's CIS semi-finalist, the York Lions.
Toronto Varsity Blue rookie head coach Mike Katz won his first OUA playoff game Saturday as the Blues upset the Queen's Golden Gaels, 56-49. Kenny Hilborn's game-high 15 points led the Blues, as teammate Mike Williams pulled down 11 rebounds. Kyle McCleery scored 13 for the Gaels. Next for the Blues is a trip to the top-ranked team in Canada, the undefeated Carleton Ravens.
OUA PLAYOFFS, PRESENTED BY INVESTORS GROUP
EAST SEMI-FINALS
Saturday, February 26, 2005
#5 Toronto @ #1 Carleton - 8 pm
#3 Ottawa @ #2 York - 8 pm
24 teams, 6 CIS berth, 2 OUA champions - the OUA basketball playoffs, presented by Investors Group.
