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Will West Be Best?
Canada West looks to make impact at women's b-ball champs

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The top-seeded and defending national champion Simon Fraser Clan will be one of three Canada West teams looking to resume the conference's domination in CIS women's basketball later this week in Hamilton. See the gold medal final live on TSN 2, Sunday at 3pm et/Noon pt. Full Story.(Photo: )

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Simply the Best

After losing three Olympians to the national team, the McGill Martlets, their record winning streak and two-year reign atop Canadian university women's hockey looked ripe for the picking this season Full Story.

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Thunder Struck

The UBC Thunderbirds made Canadian university women's volleyball history on Sunday, beating the Manitoba Bisons in four sets to become the fifth team to claim three straight national titles. Full Story.

 

2009-2010 CIS Calendar

  • Football: 2009 Champion - Queen's
    2010 Vanier Cup (Host: Laval - November 27)
    2009 Mitchell Bowl winner - Queen's
    2009 Uteck Bowl winner - Calgary
  • Men's Basketball: 2009 Champion - Carelton
    2010 Host: Carleton University (March 19-21)
  • Women's Basketball: 2009 Champion - Simon Fraser
    2010 Host: McMaster University (March 11-13)
  • Men's Hockey: 2009 Champion - UNB
    2010 Host: St. Francis Xavier (March 11-14)
  • Women's Hockey: 2009 Champion - McGill
    2010 Host: Lakehead (March 11-14)
  • Men's Soccer: 2009 Champion - Laval
    2010 Host: Toronto (November 11-14)
  • Women's Soccer: 2009 Champion - Trinity Western
    2010 Host: UPEI (November 11-14)
  • Curling: 2009 Champion - (M) Regina, (W) Wilfrid Laurier
    2010 Host: Alberta (March 11-14)

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CIS Men's/Women's Hockey Top 10

Men (Final Ranking)

  • [1] Alberta (23-4-1)
  • [2] UNB (27-1-0)
  • [3] UQTR (23-3-2)
  • [4] Acadia (19-6-3)
  • [5] McGill (22-6-0)
  • [6] Western Ontario (21-7-0)
  • [7] Lakehead (19-7-2)
  • [8] Saint Mary's (16-8-4)
  • [9] Saskatchewan (16-8-4)
  • [10] StFX (11-12-5)

Women (Final Ranking)

  • [1] McGill (20-0-0)
  • [2] Wilfrid Laurier (26-0-1)
  • [3] Alberta (23-1-0)
  • [4] Moncton (21-2-1)
  • [5] St. FX (18-2-4)
  • [6] Manitoba (18-6-0)
  • [7] Queen's (19-5-3)
  • [8] Saskatchewan (16-5-3)
  • [9] Montreal (13-6-1)
  • [10] York (17-9-1)

CIS Men's/Women's Basketball Top 10

Men (Final Ranking)

  • [1] Carleton (20-2)
  • [2] UBC (17-1)
  • [3] Cape Breton (18-2)
  • [4] St. FX (18-2)
  • [5] Windsor (17-5)
  • [6] Ottawa (18-4)
  • [7] Saskatchewan (14-6)
  • [8] Calgary (15-5)
  • [9] Lakehead (17-5)
  • [10] Saint Mary's (14-6)

Women (Final Ranking)

  • [1] Simon Fraser (17-1)
  • [2] Windsor (21-1)
  • [3] Saskatchewan (14-6)
  • [4] Regina (16-4)
  • [5] Cape Breton (19-1)
  • [6] Alberta (15-5)
  • [7] Victoria (14-4)
  • [8] Laval (13-2)
  • [9] Western Ontario (17-5)
  • [T-10] Carleton (18-4)
  • [T-10] Saint Mary's (12-8)

Next on THE SPORTS NETWORK

Women's Basketball Gold Medal Game:
Sunday, 3pm et/Noon pt on TSN2

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