T-Birds off to high flying start in 2010
VANCOUVER - The second half of the season for the no. 1 ranked UBC Thunderbirds (8-0) began much the same as the first - with a big win at home. The T-Birds defeated the Regina Cougars (4-5) 97-70 at War Memorial on Friday night to remain undefeated on the season.
Sisco invited to 85th Shrine Game
OTTAWA (CIS) – Windsor centre Matt Morencie and Regina slotback Jordan Sisco are the Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players selected to suit up in the 85th editi...
million-viewer mark
OTTAWA (CIS) – An average of 706,000 football fans watched the Desjardins Vanier Cup on TSN and Radio-Canada last Saturday while 1,021,000 viewers witnessed the final 30 ...
Major facility for university sports
TORONTO — The sound of slapshots and blades carving the ice will reverberate through the roof girders of Maple Leaf Gardens for years to come under a plan to remake part ...
No. 2 Ravens rout Voyageurs
OTTAWA - The No. 2 nationally-ranked Carleton Ravens (8-1) men's basketball team came up with a convincing 87-37 victory...
Koch Streckmann win awards
Burnaby, B.C. – Simon Fraser University Clan head coach Alan Koch and forward Colin Streckmann (Burnaby, B.C.) were name...
Pandas looking sharp at 7-1
(November 14, 2009) For the second straight night, the University of Alberta Pandas fell behind early, but responded onc...
million-viewer mark
OTTAWA (CIS) – An average of 706,000 football fans watched the Desjardins Vanier Cup on TSN and Radio-Canada last Saturd...
McGill wins 67th consecutive game
MONTREAL - A first-period shorthanded goal by defenceman Cathy Chartrand of Lac Nominingue, Que., stood up as No. 1-rank...
X-Women Advance
VANCOUVER (CIS) – Courtnay Malcolm’s penalty goal late in the second half helped the St. Francis Xavier X-Women to a 10-...
Football interlock through 2012 Source: dailygleaner.com - Wednesday, 02 December 2009 The Atlantic University Sport and Quebec Student Sport Federation will continue to play an interlocking football schedule among schools in the respective conferences through the 2012 season. |
Best and Worst College Sports Websites College Sports Media - Friday, 27 November 2009 Coming up, We are researching the best and worst CIS websites. We have noticed that some CIS teams put a lot more effort into how they present their content to the viewers, than others. So we figured it will be interesting to rank the best and worst team websites from all 51 CIS teams .... so stay tuned. If you'd like to make any suggestions, please send them to info@canadiancollegesport.com |
| Basketball | Football | Hockey | ||
| 1. Carleton (-) | 1. Laval (1) | 1. UNB (1) | ||
| 2. UBC (-) | 2. Calgary (2) | 2. Alberta (2) | ||
| 3. Calgary (-) | 3. Saskatchewan (3) | 3. UQTR (3) | ||
| 4. McMaster (-) | 4. Queen’s (4) | 4. Saint Mary’s (5) | ||
| 5. Dalhousie (-) | 5. Western Ontario (5) | 5. McGill (7) - x | ||
| 6. Toronto (-) | 6. Saint Mary’s (6) | 6. Manitoba (6) - x | ||
| 7. Cape Breton (-) | 7. Wilfrid Laurier (8) | 7. Waterloo (10) | ||
| 8. Windsor (-) | 8. Montréal (9) | 8. Nipissing (9) | ||
| 9. Saskatchewan (-) | 9. McMaster (10) | 9. St. Francis Xavier (NR) - x | ||
| 10. Wilfrid Laurier (-) | 10. StFX (NC) | 10. Wilfrid Laurier (8) - x |
Biola Advances on Penalty Kicks Source: NAIA Soccer - Tuesday, 01 December 2009 FRESNO, Calif. – In the first overtime match of the Championship, Biola and Hastings (Neb.) played to a 1-1 tie in two overtimes on Tuesday at the NAIA Men's Soccer National Championship at Ramirez Field. |
O'Bryant ties NAIA season record Story courtesy of Lindenwood Sports Information - Tuesday, 01 December 2009 ST. CHARLES, Mo. -- The No. 3 Lindenwood (Mo.) football team had its best quarter in school history in the third when it outscored No. 5 Ottawa (Kan.) by a 37-0 margin. Those 15 minutes helped the Lions advance to the NAIA Football Championship |
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