January 8, 2007
WINDSOR EXTENDS LEAD IN THE OUA WEST
Windsor 78, Wilfrid Laurier 73
The CIS seventh-ranked Windsor Lancers (7-2) extended their lead in the OUA West Division with a five-point win over Wilfrid Laurier in Waterloo on Saturday. Forth-year forward Kevin Kloostra (Chatham, Ontario) led all scorers with 25 points on 10-for-20 shooting from the field. The Lancers outrebounded the Golden Hawks 47-33, and were led by third-year wing Greg Srmacz (Peterborough, Ontario), who hauled down a game-high 11 rebounds to go along with 16 points for the double-double. Windsor may have shot .462 (30-65) from the field but they kept Wilfrid Laurier in the game by turning the ball over 23 times. Rookies Justin Golob (St. Catharines, Ontario) and Evan Eliason (Guelph, Ontario) scored a team-best 15 points for the Hawks while fourth-year post Trevor Csima (Oakville, Ontario) picked up the double-double with 13 points and a team-high 10 rebounds, including five on the offensive glass.
Carleton 59, Toronto 56
It may not have been a solid display of offensive talent, but a chippy, hard fought game with the home side victorious was still a crowd pleaser. The nation's top team needed a serious second-half comeback to keep its perfect season in tact as Carleton (10-0) erased a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat Toronto, 59-56, in Ottawa. Ravens third-year forward Aaron Doornekamp (Odessa, Ontario) tied a game high with 16 points on five-for-nine shooting from the field, to go along with six rebounds and three assists. Varsity Blues veteran forward Mike Williams (Brampton, Ontario) also netted 16 points (6-9 FG) and grabbed five rebounds. Toronto (4-6) led 34-25 at the break but managed just 22 second-half points. The Blues shot a dismal .450 (9-20) from the free throw line, including Williams, who was four-for-10. Osvaldo Jeanty chipped in 15 points for the Ravens but needed 17 shots (4-17) from the field and went two-for-11 from beyond the arc. Despite losing its first two games of 2007, Toronto has the rest of the OUA on the lookout after losing to Carleton and Ottawa by a combined four points on the weekend.
Other Scores
January 6, 2007
Guelph 56, Western Ontario 49
McMaster 85, (9) Brock 77
York 76, Royal Military 57
Waterloo 82, Lakehead 59
(1) Carleton 86, Ryerson 64
(5) Ottawa 59, Toronto 58
Queen's 76, Laurentian 66
January 5, 2007
Waterloo 81, Lakehead 67
Laurentian 71, Royal Military 56
Queen's 73, York 66
(5) Ottawa 86, Ryerson 78
The CIS seventh-ranked Windsor Lancers (7-2) extended their lead in the OUA West Division with a five-point win over Wilfrid Laurier in Waterloo on Saturday. Forth-year forward Kevin Kloostra (Chatham, Ontario) led all scorers with 25 points on 10-for-20 shooting from the field. The Lancers outrebounded the Golden Hawks 47-33, and were led by third-year wing Greg Srmacz (Peterborough, Ontario), who hauled down a game-high 11 rebounds to go along with 16 points for the double-double. Windsor may have shot .462 (30-65) from the field but they kept Wilfrid Laurier in the game by turning the ball over 23 times. Rookies Justin Golob (St. Catharines, Ontario) and Evan Eliason (Guelph, Ontario) scored a team-best 15 points for the Hawks while fourth-year post Trevor Csima (Oakville, Ontario) picked up the double-double with 13 points and a team-high 10 rebounds, including five on the offensive glass.
Carleton 59, Toronto 56
It may not have been a solid display of offensive talent, but a chippy, hard fought game with the home side victorious was still a crowd pleaser. The nation's top team needed a serious second-half comeback to keep its perfect season in tact as Carleton (10-0) erased a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat Toronto, 59-56, in Ottawa. Ravens third-year forward Aaron Doornekamp (Odessa, Ontario) tied a game high with 16 points on five-for-nine shooting from the field, to go along with six rebounds and three assists. Varsity Blues veteran forward Mike Williams (Brampton, Ontario) also netted 16 points (6-9 FG) and grabbed five rebounds. Toronto (4-6) led 34-25 at the break but managed just 22 second-half points. The Blues shot a dismal .450 (9-20) from the free throw line, including Williams, who was four-for-10. Osvaldo Jeanty chipped in 15 points for the Ravens but needed 17 shots (4-17) from the field and went two-for-11 from beyond the arc. Despite losing its first two games of 2007, Toronto has the rest of the OUA on the lookout after losing to Carleton and Ottawa by a combined four points on the weekend.
Other Scores
January 6, 2007
Guelph 56, Western Ontario 49
McMaster 85, (9) Brock 77
York 76, Royal Military 57
Waterloo 82, Lakehead 59
(1) Carleton 86, Ryerson 64
(5) Ottawa 59, Toronto 58
Queen's 76, Laurentian 66
January 5, 2007
Waterloo 81, Lakehead 67
Laurentian 71, Royal Military 56
Queen's 73, York 66
(5) Ottawa 86, Ryerson 78
