October 3, 2005
BOULTON LEADS VOYAGEURS WITH TWO GOALS IN WIN
Results from October 1
Laurentian 3 Ryerson 2
Matt Boulton scored two goals, including the game winner just minutes from injury time, to lift the Laurentian Voyageurs to a 3-2 comeback win over the Ryerson Rams. Ryerson took a 2-1 lead on Vinnie Ricci’s goal in the 56th minute but the home team clawed back and got an equalizer in the 56th minute from Giuseppe Politi. Boulton, who had scored early in the second half, added his second in the 88th minute, grabbing three points for the home side
Queen’s 2 Trent 0
The Queen’s Golden Gaels went to Peterborough and came away with a 2-0 win Saturday. Nick Milonas and Brent Lukowski scored for the Golden Gaels.
Nipissing 2 Guelph 1
The Nipissing Lakers scored twice in the second half to earn a 2-1 come-from-behind win over the Guelph Gryphons Saturday at Education Centre Field. Chike Agbasi opened the scoring for Guelph when he struck in the 13th minute. But Nipissing evened the match in the 73rd minute on a goal from Alagie Gaye. Luc Dec scored minutes later to snatch the win..
Toronto 3 McMaster 0
Kyle Hall scored two goals as the Toronto varsity Blues shut-out the McMaster Marauders 3-0 Saturday at Varsity Stadium. Hall scored in the 11th and 34th minutes, while Mike Bialy added another just before halftime.
Brock 0 York 0
Brock goalkeeper Chris Cutaia record his ninth consecutive clean sheet dating back to last season as the Badgers drew 0-0 with the York Lions Saturday. Greg Zatulovsky was in the York goal for the shut-out. Brock received three yellow cards on the afternoon.
Results from October 2
Carleton 2 Queen’s 0
Joshua Dewar-Morris scored twice as the Carleton Ravens beat the Queen’s Golden Gaels 2-0 Sunday at Keith Harris Stadium. Dewar-Morris notched both of his goals early in the second half, scoring the winner in the 50th minute. He added another five minutes later and goalkeeper Tyler Wallace kept Queen’s off of the scoresheet to preserve the shut-out.
Nipissing 3 Ryerson 0
Luc Dec and Alagie Gaye each scored a goal, their second in as many games on the weekend, as the Nipissing Lakers defeated the Ryerson rams 3-0 Sunday. Dec scored 10 minutes from halftime and Cam Culbert made it 2-0 for the Lakers early in the second half. Gaye rounded out the scoring with a goal in the 89th minute.
Laurentian 1 Guelph 1
Giuseppe Politi scored in the 58th minute to help the Laurentian Voyageurs to a 1-1 draw with the Guelph Gryphons Sunday. Politi’s goal was his second of the weekend, as he came up with an important strike in the Voyageurs’ 3-2 win over Ryerson the day before. Ferdinando Serpe opened the scoring for Guelph in the 32nd minute.
Toronto 4 Brock 0
The Toronto Varsity Blues snapped Brock’s lengthy shut-out streak in convincing fashion with a 4-0 win over the Badgers at Varsity Stadium. Mike Bialy opened the scoring in the 33rd minute and the Blues erupted for three more in the second half. Brock’s Chris Cutaia finally had his shut-out streak snapped at 853 minutes.
York 2 McMaster 0
Douglas Sereti had the winning goal in the 30th minute as the York Lions beat the McMaster Marauders 2-1 at York Stadium Sunday. Eugene Ishchak added York’s second goal of the just a few minutes from the end of regulation time.
Laurentian 3 Ryerson 2
Matt Boulton scored two goals, including the game winner just minutes from injury time, to lift the Laurentian Voyageurs to a 3-2 comeback win over the Ryerson Rams. Ryerson took a 2-1 lead on Vinnie Ricci’s goal in the 56th minute but the home team clawed back and got an equalizer in the 56th minute from Giuseppe Politi. Boulton, who had scored early in the second half, added his second in the 88th minute, grabbing three points for the home side
Queen’s 2 Trent 0
The Queen’s Golden Gaels went to Peterborough and came away with a 2-0 win Saturday. Nick Milonas and Brent Lukowski scored for the Golden Gaels.
Nipissing 2 Guelph 1
The Nipissing Lakers scored twice in the second half to earn a 2-1 come-from-behind win over the Guelph Gryphons Saturday at Education Centre Field. Chike Agbasi opened the scoring for Guelph when he struck in the 13th minute. But Nipissing evened the match in the 73rd minute on a goal from Alagie Gaye. Luc Dec scored minutes later to snatch the win..
Toronto 3 McMaster 0
Kyle Hall scored two goals as the Toronto varsity Blues shut-out the McMaster Marauders 3-0 Saturday at Varsity Stadium. Hall scored in the 11th and 34th minutes, while Mike Bialy added another just before halftime.
Brock 0 York 0
Brock goalkeeper Chris Cutaia record his ninth consecutive clean sheet dating back to last season as the Badgers drew 0-0 with the York Lions Saturday. Greg Zatulovsky was in the York goal for the shut-out. Brock received three yellow cards on the afternoon.
Results from October 2
Carleton 2 Queen’s 0
Joshua Dewar-Morris scored twice as the Carleton Ravens beat the Queen’s Golden Gaels 2-0 Sunday at Keith Harris Stadium. Dewar-Morris notched both of his goals early in the second half, scoring the winner in the 50th minute. He added another five minutes later and goalkeeper Tyler Wallace kept Queen’s off of the scoresheet to preserve the shut-out.
Nipissing 3 Ryerson 0
Luc Dec and Alagie Gaye each scored a goal, their second in as many games on the weekend, as the Nipissing Lakers defeated the Ryerson rams 3-0 Sunday. Dec scored 10 minutes from halftime and Cam Culbert made it 2-0 for the Lakers early in the second half. Gaye rounded out the scoring with a goal in the 89th minute.
Laurentian 1 Guelph 1
Giuseppe Politi scored in the 58th minute to help the Laurentian Voyageurs to a 1-1 draw with the Guelph Gryphons Sunday. Politi’s goal was his second of the weekend, as he came up with an important strike in the Voyageurs’ 3-2 win over Ryerson the day before. Ferdinando Serpe opened the scoring for Guelph in the 32nd minute.
Toronto 4 Brock 0
The Toronto Varsity Blues snapped Brock’s lengthy shut-out streak in convincing fashion with a 4-0 win over the Badgers at Varsity Stadium. Mike Bialy opened the scoring in the 33rd minute and the Blues erupted for three more in the second half. Brock’s Chris Cutaia finally had his shut-out streak snapped at 853 minutes.
York 2 McMaster 0
Douglas Sereti had the winning goal in the 30th minute as the York Lions beat the McMaster Marauders 2-1 at York Stadium Sunday. Eugene Ishchak added York’s second goal of the just a few minutes from the end of regulation time.
