Noon local/ 11 AM Eastern Memorial (4-7, 8 pts) vs. Saint Mary's (5-6, 16 pts) AT HALIFAX METRO CENTRE
3 PM local/ 2 PM Eastern Cape Breton (9-1, 28 pts) at UPEI (4-7, 16 pts)
For other CIS results and game reports from Saturday including AUS, QSSF and OUA action, where #1 Carleton lost their second game of the week, this time at home to York on Senior's Night when Osvaldo Jeanty was honoured, click here As well, an excellent story on York's shocker at Carleton from our blog buddy Neate Sager can be found here
Canada West
Michel's late free throws sink Bisons: Manitoba (6-12) 85 at #2 Brandon (16-2) 87 4th year point guard Yul Michel (Montreal) converted a pair of free throws with 1.7 seconds left after being sent to the line on a controversial loose ball foul called against Bisons Issac Ansah as Brandon won again. Brandon blew a 13 point lead allowing Manitoba to take a 85-84 lead with 43 seconds remaining but Michel tied the game by making 1 of 2 throws. Ansah was then called for a foul during a scramble for a loose ball at midcourt. The Bobcats are now in-line for the #1 ranking after their ninth straight victory. Jeremy Sawatsky's story from Brandon and Box Score
Saskatchewan (11-7) 70 at #10 Alberta (13-5) 83 The Bears moved into the driver's seat for top spot in the Mountain division with a 50 point first half and a 17 point halftime lead in defeating the Huskies to gain a split of their weekend series as C.J. Morrison went 9-10 from the floor as part of his game-high 24 points. Alberta opens up a two game lead with 4 games remaining. However, the race for first is not over yet however as both Saskatchewan and Alberta hosts the top 2 teams in the Pacific next weekend in UBC and Victoria. Bears Bounce Back against Huskies PLUS Box Score
Winnipeg (8-10) 77 at Regina (7-11) 80 Before 1,500 fans, the Cougars moved into sole possession of the third and final playoff spot in Great Plains division by edging the Wesmen as Drew Kuzminski had 24 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Erfan Nasajpour again led the way for Winnipeg with 21 points, 7 rebounds and 6 assists, which led by 7 early in the second half before watching the hosts go on a 27-8 run. Still, Winnipeg had a shot to tie but Nasajpour missed a three with 2 seconds remaining. Regina faces soon-to-be #1 Brandon twice next week on the road. Box Score ... also, report from Wesmen web site (scroll to the bottom) Winnipeg Regina Game Report
Simon Fraser (9-11) 65 at #8 Victoria (16-3) 68 Brandon Ellis scored 23 points but it was Jacob Doerksen's three at the buzzer that gave Victoria a thrilling win over the Clan. Vic held Clan's high scoring forward Aaron Christensen to 9 points, 6 rebounds and 7 assists but Vikes emerging star guard Josh Whyte was in foul trouble all night, playing only 22 minutes yet still contributing 12 points and 7 assists. Clan stayed in the game on the glass as they outrebounded Vic 34-24 including 12 on the offensive end. Vikes also made only 10 of 20 free throws. Sean Burke led Simon Fraser with 20. Pete Lewis's Game Report from Victoria PLUS Box Score
Trinity Western (8-12) 77 at #6 UBC (17-2) 85 Note that Casey Archibald, who left Thursday's game with a suspected ankle injury, did not play in last night's game and his status is unknown going forward Box Score
Lethbridge (6-12) 61 at UCFV (6-14) 76 Box Score
Calgary (8-10) 100 at Thompson Rivers (0-20) 82 Box Score
CANADA WEST STANDINGS (not including UBC/TWU game)
Great Plains
Brandon 16- 2
Winnipeg 8-10
Regina 7-11
Manitoba 6-12
Mountain
Alberta 13- 5
Saskatchewan 11- 7
Calgary 8-10
Lethbridge 6-12
Pacific
UBC 17- 2
Victoria 16- 3
Simon Fraser 9-11
Trinity Western 8-12
Fraser Valley 6-14
Thompson Rivers 0-20
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