October 17, 2005
MUSTANGS REMAIN UNSTOPPABLE WITH ANOTHER BIG WIN
The Western Mustangs have been unstoppable throughout the OUA season and they continued their dominating play Saturday with an 88-0 victory over the McMaster Marauders in London. Barbara Mervin paced the Mustangs with four tries for 20 points, while Jennifer Wong added 18 on nine conversions. Megan Gibbs had two tries and six other Western players contributed a single try. In the past two weeks, the Mustangs have outscored their opponents 196-0.
The York Lions began the weekend Friday by posting their first win of the season, a 10-5 victory over the Trent Excalibur, thanks to Cheryl Phillips, a fly half from Scarborough, ON. Phillips scored all of York’s points for the fifth consecutive game, contributing a try, a conversion and a penalty goal. Phillips has 50 of her team’s 55 points on the season.
The Guelph Gryphons held Waterloo scoreless, defeating the Warriors 25-0 in Waterloo. Third-year fly half Meghan Howat led the Gryphons with two tries, while Sarah Hrabi, Megan Seiling and Jennifer Stewart had a try each. Guelph trails the unbeaten Mustangs by two points in the Sheils Division.
Courtney Allain scored two tries to help the Brock badgers earn a 42-0 win over the Toronto Varsity Blues Saturday. The Queen’s Golden Gaels defeated the Laurier Golden Hawks 31-5 with Kelly Lagace leading the way with 10 points on two tries.
The York Lions began the weekend Friday by posting their first win of the season, a 10-5 victory over the Trent Excalibur, thanks to Cheryl Phillips, a fly half from Scarborough, ON. Phillips scored all of York’s points for the fifth consecutive game, contributing a try, a conversion and a penalty goal. Phillips has 50 of her team’s 55 points on the season.
The Guelph Gryphons held Waterloo scoreless, defeating the Warriors 25-0 in Waterloo. Third-year fly half Meghan Howat led the Gryphons with two tries, while Sarah Hrabi, Megan Seiling and Jennifer Stewart had a try each. Guelph trails the unbeaten Mustangs by two points in the Sheils Division.
Courtney Allain scored two tries to help the Brock badgers earn a 42-0 win over the Toronto Varsity Blues Saturday. The Queen’s Golden Gaels defeated the Laurier Golden Hawks 31-5 with Kelly Lagace leading the way with 10 points on two tries.
