November 17, 2009
MARAUDERS MEN'S VOLLEYBALL, RAVENS MEN'S BASKETBALL CONTINUE NO. 1 REIGN
OTTAWA - The No. 1-ranked McGill University Martlets extended their overall winning streak to 61 straight games over the past weekend and are now six shy of Alberta's all-time CIS women's hockey record.
The is no movement at the top of the CIS rankings this week as reigning national champions remain at No. 1 in women's hockey (McGill), men's hockey (UNB), women's basketball (Simon Fraser), men's basketball (Carleton) and women's volleyball (UBC), while McMaster holds the pole position for the second straight week in men's volleyball.
Women's Hockey
Two-time defending national champion McGill improved to 7-0 in conference play with a 4-2 defeat of Carleton in its lone outing of the past week.
The victory allowed the Martlets to extend their overall win streak against CIS opponents to 61 consecutive games dating back to December of 2007, six shy of the all-time CIS mark held by Alberta since 2005. They also lead a 36th straight Top 10 dating back to November of 2007.
No. 1 McGill en joys a break in the QSSF schedule this week and resumes conference play on November 28 against Carleton.
Men's Hockey
Reining University Cup champion UNB improved to 10-0 in conference play over the past weekend with a 9-3 win over StFX and a 7-1 defeat of Dalhousie. The V-Reds, who received all 17 available first-place votes in the poll, have been simply dominant since the start of the regular season, with six wins coming by at least a four-goal margin.
Back in 2007-08, when they set a number of AUS records en route to an amazing 26-1-1 mark, the V-Reds started conference play with 11 straight victories before dropping a 5-4 shootout decision to the Moncton Aigles Bleus. UNB goes for win number 11 Friday against UPEI and, potentially, number 12 on November 27… against Moncton.
Women's Basketball
Defending national champion Simon Fraser improved to 5-0 in conference play with an impressive 24-point win over No. 3-ranked Regina (3-1), 85-61, and a 102-43 domination of Brandon. The duel against Regina was a rematch of last year's CIS final, won 68-62 by SFU.
The Clan, who have now led 30 of 31 coaches polls dating back to the start of the 2007-08 schedule, visit winless Fraser Valley (0-4) for a pair this weekend.
Men's Basketball
The reigning CIS champion Ravens (4-0), winners of six of the last seven W.P. McGree trophies, were impressive in a pair of wins over top OUA West programs, dominating No. 6 Windsor 95-62 and defeating Western 80-72 in a rematch of last winter's CIS semifinal.
Carleton, which is No. 1 for the 30th time in 31 polls dating back to the start of the 2007-08 campaign, hosts Laurier (1-3) and Waterloo (3-1) this weekend.
Women's Volleyball
Two-time reigning CIS champion UBC (6-0) got back on the court following a one-week break in the Canada West schedule and scored a pair of decisive straight-set wins over Saskatchewan (0-6).
The Thunderbirds face another winless opponent this weekend as they host 0-6 Thompson Rivers Friday and Saturday.
Men's Volleyball
The two-time defending OUA champion Marauders had a week off after dethroning reigning CIS champion Alberta at No. 1.
McMaster is back on the court this weekend with road tilts against Waterloo (4-2) and Laurier (1-5).
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / (votes – first-place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. Simon Fraser (5-0) / 492 points (41) / (1)
2. Windsor (4-0) / 451 / (3)
3. Regina (3-1) / 397 /(4)
4. Saskatchewan (2-2) / 331 / (2)
5. Laval (2-0) / 325 / (6)
6. Victoria (1-2) / 308 / (5)
7. Bishop's (1-0) / 245 / (7)
8. Cape Breton (3-0) / 199 / (8)
9. Alberta (5-1) / 194 / (10)
10. UBC (2-2) / 107 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Memorial (64), Calgary (35), Brock (22), Acadia (16), Saint Mary's (4).
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / (votes – first-place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. Carleton (4-0) / 502 points (41) / (1)
2. UBC (3-0) / 460 (1) / (2)
3. Calgary (6-0) / 424 / (3)
4. Dalhousie (3-0) / 371 / (5)
5. McMaster (3-1) / 319 / (4)
6. Windsor (3-1) / 264 / (6)
7. Toronto (2-2) / 218 / (8)
8. Cape Breton (1-1) / 196 / (9)
9. St. Francis Xavier (2-0) / 158 / (10)
10. Trinity Western (3-1) / 112 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Saskatchewan (105), Lakehead (51), Simon Fraser (44), Laval (9), Acadia (8).
WOMEN'S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (previous rankings)
1. McGill (7-0) / (1)
2. Wilfrid Laurier (9-0) / (2)
3. Alberta (12-0) / (3)
4. Manitoba (6-2) / (4)
5. StFX (7-2-1) / (5)
6. Moncton (4-2-1) / (6)
7. Queen's (7-2-1) / (7)
8. Montreal (7-1-1) / (10)
9. Guelph (5-2-2) / (9)
10. Saskatchewan (6-2-2) / (8)
Other teams receiving votes: York, Dalhousie.
MEN'S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (votes – first place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. UNB (10-0-0) / 170 (17) / (1)
2. Alberta (10-1-1) / 153 / (2)
3. Saint Mary's (7-2-0) / 116 / (5)
4. Western Ontario (9-2-0) / 101 / (7)
5. UQTR (9-1-0) / 96 / (3)
6. Manitoba (8-3-1) / 89 / (6)
7. McGill (7-1-0) / 81 / (4)
8. Lakehead (8-3-1) / 41 / (10)
9. Acadia (7-3-0) / 36 / (NR)
10. Wilfrid Laurier (7-3-1) / 24 / (9)
Other teams receiving votes: St. Francis Xavier (18), Calgary (7), Waterloo (3).
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (votes) / (previous rankings)
1. UBC (6-0) / 60 points / (1)
2. Montreal (7-0) / 56 / (2)
3. Manitoba (5-2) / 52 / (3)
4. Regina (5-1) / 44 / (4)
5. Alberta (7-1) / 41 / (5)
6. Trinity Western (3-3) / 37 / (8)
7. Brandon (4-2) / 35 / (T9)
8. Calgary (4-4) / 34.5 / (6)
9. Laval (5-2) / 34 / (7)
10. McGill (6-2) / 26.5 / (T9)
Next highest vote getters (11-15): Sherbrooke (17), Waterloo (16), Saint Mary's (12), Toronto (8), Western Ontario (3).
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (votes) / (previous rankings)
1. McMaster (6-0) / 259 / (1)
2. Calgary (5-1) / 239.5 / (2)
3. Alberta (4-2) / 214.5 / (3)
4. Laval (4-0) / 211 / (4)
5. Dalhousie (4-0) / 150.5 / (5)
6. Manitoba (4-3) / 142 / (6)
7. Winnipeg (2-3) / 107 / (7)
8. Trinity Western (4-0) / 104 / (8)
9. Brandon (3-3) / 52 / (9)
10. Saskatchewan (4-2) / 25 / (NR)
About Canadian Interuniversity Sport
Canadian Interuniversity Sport is the national governing body of university sport in Canada. Fifty-two universities, 10,000 student-athletes and 550 coaches vie for 21 national championships in 12 different sports. CIS also provides high performance international opportunities for Canadian student-athletes at Winter and Summer Universiades, as well as numerous world university championships. For further information, visit www.cis-sic.ca.
The is no movement at the top of the CIS rankings this week as reigning national champions remain at No. 1 in women's hockey (McGill), men's hockey (UNB), women's basketball (Simon Fraser), men's basketball (Carleton) and women's volleyball (UBC), while McMaster holds the pole position for the second straight week in men's volleyball.
Women's Hockey
Two-time defending national champion McGill improved to 7-0 in conference play with a 4-2 defeat of Carleton in its lone outing of the past week.
The victory allowed the Martlets to extend their overall win streak against CIS opponents to 61 consecutive games dating back to December of 2007, six shy of the all-time CIS mark held by Alberta since 2005. They also lead a 36th straight Top 10 dating back to November of 2007.
No. 1 McGill en joys a break in the QSSF schedule this week and resumes conference play on November 28 against Carleton.
Men's Hockey
Reining University Cup champion UNB improved to 10-0 in conference play over the past weekend with a 9-3 win over StFX and a 7-1 defeat of Dalhousie. The V-Reds, who received all 17 available first-place votes in the poll, have been simply dominant since the start of the regular season, with six wins coming by at least a four-goal margin.
Back in 2007-08, when they set a number of AUS records en route to an amazing 26-1-1 mark, the V-Reds started conference play with 11 straight victories before dropping a 5-4 shootout decision to the Moncton Aigles Bleus. UNB goes for win number 11 Friday against UPEI and, potentially, number 12 on November 27… against Moncton.
Women's Basketball
Defending national champion Simon Fraser improved to 5-0 in conference play with an impressive 24-point win over No. 3-ranked Regina (3-1), 85-61, and a 102-43 domination of Brandon. The duel against Regina was a rematch of last year's CIS final, won 68-62 by SFU.
The Clan, who have now led 30 of 31 coaches polls dating back to the start of the 2007-08 schedule, visit winless Fraser Valley (0-4) for a pair this weekend.
Men's Basketball
The reigning CIS champion Ravens (4-0), winners of six of the last seven W.P. McGree trophies, were impressive in a pair of wins over top OUA West programs, dominating No. 6 Windsor 95-62 and defeating Western 80-72 in a rematch of last winter's CIS semifinal.
Carleton, which is No. 1 for the 30th time in 31 polls dating back to the start of the 2007-08 campaign, hosts Laurier (1-3) and Waterloo (3-1) this weekend.
Women's Volleyball
Two-time reigning CIS champion UBC (6-0) got back on the court following a one-week break in the Canada West schedule and scored a pair of decisive straight-set wins over Saskatchewan (0-6).
The Thunderbirds face another winless opponent this weekend as they host 0-6 Thompson Rivers Friday and Saturday.
Men's Volleyball
The two-time defending OUA champion Marauders had a week off after dethroning reigning CIS champion Alberta at No. 1.
McMaster is back on the court this weekend with road tilts against Waterloo (4-2) and Laurier (1-5).
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / (votes – first-place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. Simon Fraser (5-0) / 492 points (41) / (1)
2. Windsor (4-0) / 451 / (3)
3. Regina (3-1) / 397 /(4)
4. Saskatchewan (2-2) / 331 / (2)
5. Laval (2-0) / 325 / (6)
6. Victoria (1-2) / 308 / (5)
7. Bishop's (1-0) / 245 / (7)
8. Cape Breton (3-0) / 199 / (8)
9. Alberta (5-1) / 194 / (10)
10. UBC (2-2) / 107 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Memorial (64), Calgary (35), Brock (22), Acadia (16), Saint Mary's (4).
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / (votes – first-place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. Carleton (4-0) / 502 points (41) / (1)
2. UBC (3-0) / 460 (1) / (2)
3. Calgary (6-0) / 424 / (3)
4. Dalhousie (3-0) / 371 / (5)
5. McMaster (3-1) / 319 / (4)
6. Windsor (3-1) / 264 / (6)
7. Toronto (2-2) / 218 / (8)
8. Cape Breton (1-1) / 196 / (9)
9. St. Francis Xavier (2-0) / 158 / (10)
10. Trinity Western (3-1) / 112 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Saskatchewan (105), Lakehead (51), Simon Fraser (44), Laval (9), Acadia (8).
WOMEN'S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (previous rankings)
1. McGill (7-0) / (1)
2. Wilfrid Laurier (9-0) / (2)
3. Alberta (12-0) / (3)
4. Manitoba (6-2) / (4)
5. StFX (7-2-1) / (5)
6. Moncton (4-2-1) / (6)
7. Queen's (7-2-1) / (7)
8. Montreal (7-1-1) / (10)
9. Guelph (5-2-2) / (9)
10. Saskatchewan (6-2-2) / (8)
Other teams receiving votes: York, Dalhousie.
MEN'S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (votes – first place votes) / (previous rankings)
1. UNB (10-0-0) / 170 (17) / (1)
2. Alberta (10-1-1) / 153 / (2)
3. Saint Mary's (7-2-0) / 116 / (5)
4. Western Ontario (9-2-0) / 101 / (7)
5. UQTR (9-1-0) / 96 / (3)
6. Manitoba (8-3-1) / 89 / (6)
7. McGill (7-1-0) / 81 / (4)
8. Lakehead (8-3-1) / 41 / (10)
9. Acadia (7-3-0) / 36 / (NR)
10. Wilfrid Laurier (7-3-1) / 24 / (9)
Other teams receiving votes: St. Francis Xavier (18), Calgary (7), Waterloo (3).
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (votes) / (previous rankings)
1. UBC (6-0) / 60 points / (1)
2. Montreal (7-0) / 56 / (2)
3. Manitoba (5-2) / 52 / (3)
4. Regina (5-1) / 44 / (4)
5. Alberta (7-1) / 41 / (5)
6. Trinity Western (3-3) / 37 / (8)
7. Brandon (4-2) / 35 / (T9)
8. Calgary (4-4) / 34.5 / (6)
9. Laval (5-2) / 34 / (7)
10. McGill (6-2) / 26.5 / (T9)
Next highest vote getters (11-15): Sherbrooke (17), Waterloo (16), Saint Mary's (12), Toronto (8), Western Ontario (3).
MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (votes) / (previous rankings)
1. McMaster (6-0) / 259 / (1)
2. Calgary (5-1) / 239.5 / (2)
3. Alberta (4-2) / 214.5 / (3)
4. Laval (4-0) / 211 / (4)
5. Dalhousie (4-0) / 150.5 / (5)
6. Manitoba (4-3) / 142 / (6)
7. Winnipeg (2-3) / 107 / (7)
8. Trinity Western (4-0) / 104 / (8)
9. Brandon (3-3) / 52 / (9)
10. Saskatchewan (4-2) / 25 / (NR)
About Canadian Interuniversity Sport
Canadian Interuniversity Sport is the national governing body of university sport in Canada. Fifty-two universities, 10,000 student-athletes and 550 coaches vie for 21 national championships in 12 different sports. CIS also provides high performance international opportunities for Canadian student-athletes at Winter and Summer Universiades, as well as numerous world university championships. For further information, visit www.cis-sic.ca.
