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A full slate of games are on tap tonight and we hope to have all the scores available on this page as they come in. Here is the entire schedule with individual previews and other material below:

Friday, Oct. 12th Complete Schedule
Note: All Games Listed as Eastern Time
5 PM CBU vs. #10 Laval (Mickey Place Tournament at UPEI)
6 PM Victoria at St. Francis Xavier (Stu Aberdeen Challenge)
6 PM Ryerson at #7 St. Mary’s (Stu Aberdeen Challenge)
6 PM Guelph vs. Dalhousie (House-Laughton Classic at Carleton)
6 PM #3 Windsor vs. Bishop’s (Redbird Classic at McGill)
6 PM Toronto vs. McMaster (Naismith Classic at Waterloo)
6 PM UNB at RMC (Non-conference)
7 PM Laurier at Laurentian (non-conference)
7 PM #8 Brock vs. UPEI (Mickey Place Tournament at UPEI)
7 PM Lakehead vs. Simon Fraser (Brandon Super 8 Tournament)
7:30 PM Manitoba vs. #4 Concordia (Pembina Chrysler Tournament (Winnipeg))
8 PM UQAM vs. #1 Carleton (House-Laughton Classic at Carleton)
8 PM York at McGill (Redbird Classic at McGill)
8 PM Waterloo vs. Calgary (Naismith Classic at Waterloo)
8 PM Paul Smith College (NAIA) at Queen’s
8:30 PM Quest vs. AIA (Thompson Rivers Desert Classic at Kamloops)
9 PM #5 Saskatchewan at #2 Brandon (Brandon Super 8 Tournament)
9:30 PM Winnipeg vs. UCFV (Pembina Chrysler Tournament (Winnipeg))
10:30 PM Lethbridge vs. TRU (Thompson Rivers Desert Classic at Kamloops)

Chris Kallan of the Halifax Daily News previews this weekend's Stu Aberdeen Challenge in Atlantic Canada Stu Aberdeen Preview by Chris Kallan

UPEI Panther basketball blog's Mickey Place tournament schedule Mickey Place Tournament

McGill Redbird Classic Preview from McGillBasketball.com Redbird Classic Preview

Two sport athlete Eric Glavic is being considered as a candidate for the Hec Creighton Trophy as quarterback of the St. Mary's football team. Glavic if you recall played a key role off the bench for the basketball Huskies drive to the CIS Final Four last season and hopes to return to the hardwood after the football season Hec Contender ?

WINNIPEG TO HOST PEMBINA CHRYSLER INVITATIONAL Courtesy of Sheldon Appelle, Wesmen Sports Info; Thursday, October 11, 2007 - The 2007 Pembina Chrysler Invitational Basketball Tournament, featuring the Wesmen Men's Basketball team begins this Friday night at the Duckworth Centre. The two day tournament will feature our very own Wesmen and teams from Fraser Valley, Concordia and Manitoba. The Wesmen will open up the tournament against the Fraser Valley Cascades on Friday night at 6:30 p.m. The Cascades are coached by last years CIS men's basketball coach of the year and former Wesmen assistant coach Barnaby Craddock. Craddock led the Brandon Bobcats to the gold medal game at the 2007 CIS National Championships. Friday's game will be carried live on 1290 CFRW with Paul Edmonds doing the play by play and Steve Thompson handling the color commentary duties. The broadcast begins with the pre-game show at 6:15 p.m. Winnipeg will wrap up the tournament against the Concordia Stingers on Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. The Wesmen along with the Winnipeg Police Department will honor Winnipeg's School Patrols in a special half time ceremony. Tournament passes are available at the Duckworth Customer Service Centre and at the second floor ticket booth (at game time) for only $15.00. It is not too late to register for The University of Winnipeg and Pembina Chrysler Annual Wesmen Basketball Coaches Clinic on Saturday October 13th. The cost of the clinic is $70.00 and includes six clinic presentations, a Pembina Chrysler Tournament pass (4 games), a Wesmen Athletic season pass and a lunch on Saturday. To register please visit www.wesmen.ca or come to the Duckworth Customer Service Centre.

Cape Breton Preview Courtesy of Allan Charters NEW LOOK CAPERS BEGIN THE EXHIBITION SEASON THIS WEEKEND It is hard to believe another season has come around so quickly. After a busy off-season the Cape Breton CAPERS Men's Basketball team will kick off their exhibition schedule this weekend in PEI against some of the best competition in the country. Pre-season #8 Brock and #10 Laval will join the CAPERS and host PEI Panthers in a round robin format. The CAPERS have seen a great deal of change over the off-season as six players graduated and one decided to take this year off resulting in 5 players returning and 7 new players filling out the 12 man roster. Coach Charters was successful at securing a good recruiting class who hopefully will have long and distinguished careers ahead of them as CAPERS. The returning group of players includes All-Canadian Eric Breland who is back for his fifth season. All-star Paul Blake also returns for his final year with the team. Mark McGarrigle returns for his third season and after suffering an off-season ACL injury will attempt to play this year as one of the team captains. AUS All-Rookie Team Member Phillip Nkrumah is back for his second campaign and will be looking for improved play this season. Post Player Scott Jaspers-Fayer will enter his second season after a solid summer of work on the court and in the weight room, and he will play a much bigger role with this year's team. Newcomers to the CAPERS include North Preston, Nova Scotia native Tremaine Fraser. This 5'10 180 lbs product of Auburn High School in Dartmouth was a very late cut from Canada's U-19 team that participated in the FIBA world championships in Serbia. Coach Charters will be looking for immediate playing time from Tremaine who averaged 22 points, 8 rebounds and 3 steals in his final High School year. This included a 55 point game in the Metro Halifax playoffs. Coach Charters was also able to bring in a very experienced impact player, in 6'3 Jonathan Wyse, who played three seasons with Humber College. Jonathan was an OCAA East Region 2nd team all-star in his final season (2005-2006) with HUMBER before becoming a CAPER. Originally from Toronto's famed Oakwood C.I., Wyse should be a definite help on the wing for the CAPERS and has two seasons of eligibility remaining. Al Alilovic of Milton, Ontario brings good perimeter size, athleticism and a good shooting touch to the CAPERS from Bishop Redding High School. Al played on the Ontario Provincial team from 2003-2006 and averaged 26 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists per game in his final high school season. More experience has arrived with the addition of a pair of guards. Combo guard Chris Noodle from Brampton, Ont. is coming back home to Canada after two years at State Fair (MO) Community College where he was an all region player and averaged 8.1 ppg, 2.4 apg,and 1.5 steals per game last season. 5'10 Mike Cruickshank adds to the experience quotient having played one season at Humber College in Toronto and brings a good shooting touch and tremendous quickness at the defensive end. Coach Charters did not forget size, as 6' 10 inch Scott Martin who also played at Auburn High School is now a CAPER. Scott has already shown great improvement and averaged 14 points, 8.4 rebounds and 1.3 blocks in his final season. Another post player with good size added to the roster is Glace Bay Nova Scotia's Paul Glancey. At 6'5 250 lbs Paul comes to the CAPERS as a 1st team All-Star in the Cape Breton Regional High School League after averaging a double-double in his final high school season. Paul played for CBU athletic director John Ryan in High School and brings a good shooting touch to go with his size.