A number of CIS coaches have been vocal in their disapproval with the manner in which changes to rules governing the CIS game have been implemented. Is it the rules per se that are the problem or the manner in which the new rules were implemented or both ? Regardless, there are some unhappy CIS coaches as a result. Larry Moko Hamilton Spectator Article
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Finally, as many already know, for the first time in the 6 years of OUA East vs. West interlocking play, the East won more interlocking games than the West (36 wins to 28 wins). Overall, after 6 years, the OUA West leads the series 212-172. Here are the team-by-team standings after 6 years of interlock play (Note: Standings include interlocking games only).
1. Carleton 45- 3
2. York 34-14
3. Guelph 32-16
t3. Brock 32-16
5. McMaster 31-17
6. Ottawa 30-18
7. Laurier 28-20
8. Western 26-22
9. Windsor 25-23
10. Waterloo 24-24
11. Toronto 17-31
12. Queen's 14-34
t12.Lakehead 14-34
14. Laurentian 12-36
15. Ryerson 10-38
t15.RMC 10-38
Also, here's a quick look at the leading scorers in each OUA conference as of today:
OUA EAST
1. Eves, York 19.9
2. Jeanty, Carleton 17.9
3. Steen, York 17.4
4. Foebel, York 16.5
5. Leger, Queen's 16.1
6. B.Bakovic, Ryerson 15.4
7. Gibson-Bascombe, Ottawa 15.3
8. Jean-Marie, Carleton 14.6
9. Hungler, RMC 14.3
10. Asquini, RMC 13.8
OUA WEST
1. Ajayi, McMaster 20.8
2. Walker, Laurier 19.4
3. Thomas, Lakehead 18.9
4. Kloostra, Windsor 17.4
5. Rootes, Brock 16.8
6. Wedemire, Western 15.3
7. Surmacz, Windsor 15.1
8. Kemp, Brock 14.6
9. Bailey, Guelph 14.4
10. Steiner, McMaster 13.6
Stay tuned for a comprehensive mid-season report for each team in the OUA, mid-season all-star selections and holiday tournament schedules. Keep the comments and suggestions coming!
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