October 23, 2006
GAELS AND BADGERS GET BYES AS OUA PLAYOFF MATCHES SET
Queen's and Carleton receive a first round bye in the East by virtue of their first and second place finish in the standings. Brock and McMaster also received first-round byes in the West by finishing first and second in their respective division.
East Quarter-Finals
(3) Ottawa vs. (6) Ryerson
(4) Laurentian vs. (5) Toronto
West Quarter-Finals
(3) York vs. (6) Waterloo
(4) Western Ontario vs. (5) Wilfrid Laurier
Scoring Highlights
Queen's 3, Royal Military 1
Two more goals by the country's leading scorer brought McConville's total to 22. The Gaels led 3-0 in the first 27 minutes before Royal Military's rookie striker Kate Searle (Quispamsis, New Brunswick) scored her first goal of the season.
Queen's 4, Royal Military 0
Eilish McConville produced another hat trick to add to her unforgettable season. The fourth-year forward from Ottawa scored at 4:00 and 14:00 before teammate Renee MacLellan (Kingston) potted her sixth marker of the campaign in the 21st-minute and McConville closed out the scoring in the 90th minute of the competition.
McMaster 1, Waterloo 0
The Marauders vaulted past York and Western Ontario in the West Division to earn a crucial bye in the first round of the postseason. Rookie striker Samantha Batten (Stouffville, Ontario) scored the lone marker in the second half. The goal was the ninth of the season for the 18-year-old Kinesiology major.
York 2, Western Ontario 0
York 1, Windsor 0
Fourth-year defender Jodie Williams (Scarborough, Ontario) scored her second goal of the season in the 81st minute to carry York past Windsor for three pivotal points in the OUA West standings. Coupled with the 2-0 win over the Mustangs, York secured third place in the division.
Other Scores
Laurentian 1, Trent 0
Ottawa 2, Toronto 0
Carleton 4, Ryerson 0
Western Ontario 1, Guelph 1
Brock 1, Waterloo 0
Ottawa 3, Ryerson 0
Carleton 1, Toronto 0
Guelph 3, Windsor 2
Brock 3, Wilfrid Laurier 3
Laurentian 7, Nippissing 2
Carleton 4, Royal Military 1
Queen's 3, Ryerson 1
East Quarter-Finals
(3) Ottawa vs. (6) Ryerson
(4) Laurentian vs. (5) Toronto
West Quarter-Finals
(3) York vs. (6) Waterloo
(4) Western Ontario vs. (5) Wilfrid Laurier
Scoring Highlights
Queen's 3, Royal Military 1
Two more goals by the country's leading scorer brought McConville's total to 22. The Gaels led 3-0 in the first 27 minutes before Royal Military's rookie striker Kate Searle (Quispamsis, New Brunswick) scored her first goal of the season.
Queen's 4, Royal Military 0
Eilish McConville produced another hat trick to add to her unforgettable season. The fourth-year forward from Ottawa scored at 4:00 and 14:00 before teammate Renee MacLellan (Kingston) potted her sixth marker of the campaign in the 21st-minute and McConville closed out the scoring in the 90th minute of the competition.
McMaster 1, Waterloo 0
The Marauders vaulted past York and Western Ontario in the West Division to earn a crucial bye in the first round of the postseason. Rookie striker Samantha Batten (Stouffville, Ontario) scored the lone marker in the second half. The goal was the ninth of the season for the 18-year-old Kinesiology major.
York 2, Western Ontario 0
York 1, Windsor 0
Fourth-year defender Jodie Williams (Scarborough, Ontario) scored her second goal of the season in the 81st minute to carry York past Windsor for three pivotal points in the OUA West standings. Coupled with the 2-0 win over the Mustangs, York secured third place in the division.
Other Scores
Laurentian 1, Trent 0
Ottawa 2, Toronto 0
Carleton 4, Ryerson 0
Western Ontario 1, Guelph 1
Brock 1, Waterloo 0
Ottawa 3, Ryerson 0
Carleton 1, Toronto 0
Guelph 3, Windsor 2
Brock 3, Wilfrid Laurier 3
Laurentian 7, Nippissing 2
Carleton 4, Royal Military 1
Queen's 3, Ryerson 1
