January 15, 2007
DIVISIONAL LEADERS WIDEN THE GAP
Wilfrid Laurier 74, Brock 71
The Golden Hawks came out of the gates flying at home and held off a streaky Brock team to capture the West Division tilt, 74-71. It was a tail of two halves for the Badgers but the hard work didn’t quite pay off after the break. Trailing 35-21 at halftime, Brock scored 50 points in the final two quarters. Each team had four players in double figures. Fourth-year Brock guard Scott Murray scored a game-high 18 points while teammate Chris Keith (Burlington, Ontario) recorded a double-double with 17 points and a game-best 11 rebounds. Third-year Hawks wing Matthew Walker (Waterloo, Ontario) led his team with 17 points.
Carleton 74, Laurentian 65
The country’s top team, Carleton Ravens (12-0), rebounded from a six-point halftime deficit to remain perfect on the season with a 74-65 win over the hometown Voyageurs. Senior guard sensation Osvaldo Jeanty (Gloucester, Ontario) netted 23 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Ravens, who owned the boards with a 45-26 advantage. Carleton played as a cohesive unit, recording 21 rebounds on 24 field goals. Laurentian fifth-year guard Brody Bishop led all scorers with 26 points on seven-of-13 shooting from the field, including five triples.
York 64, Ottawa 61
It was a barn-burner at the Tait McKenzie Centre on Saturday night as York (8-4) attempted to close the gap in the Eastern Division with a 64-61 win over the visiting Gee-Gees (10-2). Senior York centre Jordan Foebel (Ancaster, Ontario) potted a game-high 20 points to go along with a team-best seven rebounds. The Lions shot .444 (28-63) from the field and forced 22 Ottawa turnovers. Third-year Gee-Gees centre Dax Dessureault (Grande Praire, Alberta) tied a team high with 16 points and led all rebounders in the game with nine boards, while swatting four shots. Veteran Ottawa point guard Alex McLeod (Lindsay, Ontario) also potted 16 points, and shot four-for-10 from beyond the arc.
Other Scores
January 13, 2007
Waterloo 73, Guelph 68
McMaster 72, Lakehead 52
Windsor 80, Western Ontario 67
Toronto 83, Queen’s 76 (OT)
Ryerson 70, Royal Military 65
January 12, 2007
Lakehead 67, McMaster 66
Carleton 85, York 69
Ottawa 73, Laurentian 68
Queen’s 71, Ryerson 54
Toronto 75, Royal Military 55
January 10, 2007
Guelph 66, Wilfrid Laurier 54
Brock 74, Western Ontario 68
Windsor 74, Waterloo 45
The Golden Hawks came out of the gates flying at home and held off a streaky Brock team to capture the West Division tilt, 74-71. It was a tail of two halves for the Badgers but the hard work didn’t quite pay off after the break. Trailing 35-21 at halftime, Brock scored 50 points in the final two quarters. Each team had four players in double figures. Fourth-year Brock guard Scott Murray scored a game-high 18 points while teammate Chris Keith (Burlington, Ontario) recorded a double-double with 17 points and a game-best 11 rebounds. Third-year Hawks wing Matthew Walker (Waterloo, Ontario) led his team with 17 points.
Carleton 74, Laurentian 65
The country’s top team, Carleton Ravens (12-0), rebounded from a six-point halftime deficit to remain perfect on the season with a 74-65 win over the hometown Voyageurs. Senior guard sensation Osvaldo Jeanty (Gloucester, Ontario) netted 23 points and grabbed eight rebounds for the Ravens, who owned the boards with a 45-26 advantage. Carleton played as a cohesive unit, recording 21 rebounds on 24 field goals. Laurentian fifth-year guard Brody Bishop led all scorers with 26 points on seven-of-13 shooting from the field, including five triples.
York 64, Ottawa 61
It was a barn-burner at the Tait McKenzie Centre on Saturday night as York (8-4) attempted to close the gap in the Eastern Division with a 64-61 win over the visiting Gee-Gees (10-2). Senior York centre Jordan Foebel (Ancaster, Ontario) potted a game-high 20 points to go along with a team-best seven rebounds. The Lions shot .444 (28-63) from the field and forced 22 Ottawa turnovers. Third-year Gee-Gees centre Dax Dessureault (Grande Praire, Alberta) tied a team high with 16 points and led all rebounders in the game with nine boards, while swatting four shots. Veteran Ottawa point guard Alex McLeod (Lindsay, Ontario) also potted 16 points, and shot four-for-10 from beyond the arc.
Other Scores
January 13, 2007
Waterloo 73, Guelph 68
McMaster 72, Lakehead 52
Windsor 80, Western Ontario 67
Toronto 83, Queen’s 76 (OT)
Ryerson 70, Royal Military 65
January 12, 2007
Lakehead 67, McMaster 66
Carleton 85, York 69
Ottawa 73, Laurentian 68
Queen’s 71, Ryerson 54
Toronto 75, Royal Military 55
January 10, 2007
Guelph 66, Wilfrid Laurier 54
Brock 74, Western Ontario 68
Windsor 74, Waterloo 45
