Friday 16 November 2007

Friday, November 16th's CIS Action

A couple of articles that hit cyberspace over the last 24 hours

Saskatoon Star-Phoenix previews the Saskatchewan Huskies weekend with a focus on 6'8" Andrew Spagrud, who is currently playing through a wrist injury Gunning for the Nationals

Here is an article published earlier in the week in the Regina Leader-Post on Jeff Lukomski and his big game last weekend. The Cougars face the Huskies and Alberta Golden Bears this weekend Lukomski rebounds again

Article in the Gauntlet, Calgary's campus newspaper, on Wayne Thomas and the scholarship named after him Former Dino and Coach honoured with namesake scholarship

6'3" Jon Cooper, UPEI's sophomore wing, is profiled on the UPEI Basketball blog Hanging with Mr. Cooper


Friday's CIS Game and Video/Audio Schedule

The following games are available this evening for live listening and/or viewing (see game previews below for more):

7 PM Memorial at St. FX
8 PM RMC at #2 Windsor
8 PM Laurier at Ottawa
8 PM Waterloo at #1 Carleton
8 PM #9 Toronto at Lakehead
8 PM Ryerson at McMaster
9 PM #4 UBC at Winnipeg
11 PM Trinity Western at Thompson Rivers


7 PM UNB (0-2) at #7 Acadia (1-1) The Varsity Reds play the first of two weekend games in Wolfville against the Axemen, who have been without 6'1" Paolo Santana for their first two games of the season but have 6'5" Leonel Saintil performing at a very high level.

7 PM #5 Saint Mary's (1-0) at Cape Breton (2-0) The Capers hope to have two starters, 6'5" Phil Nkrumah and 6'4" Paul Blake, back in the lineup after missing time with injuries as they host a pair of important games against the Huskies.

7 PM Memorial (0-2) at StFX (1-0) The X-Men look to remain unbeaten, hosting the Seahawks for a pair of games as 6'8" Islam deToledo continues to get more comfortable. For LIVE WEBCAST!, click here and then scroll down and hit "Live Webcast" under "Next Game" in the right column.

8 PM UQAM (0-1) at Laval (0-2) Les Rouge et Or look to get untracked after a pair of heartbreaking losses last week: a one-point loss on a last second shot at Bishop's and then an overtime loss at home to McGill. The Citadins will look to push the tempo after surrendering an early 16 point lead against the Gaiters last weekend at home.

8 PM #3 Concordia (0-0) at Bishop's (2-0) Unbeaten and alone atop the QSSF standings, the Gaiters will look to establish consideration for a national ranking when they host the Stingers, who make their regular season debut in Lennoxville. Both Damian and Dwayne Buckley have been battling injuries.

8 PM #10 Guelph (2-0) at Laurentian (1-1) In Coach Shawn Swords regular season home debut (are we milking the Swords debuts a bit ?), the Vees should have their usual rabid crowd on hand at Ben Avery Gym, especially after their surprising come-from-behind win at Western last Saturday. The Gryphs are the newest entrants into the CISHOOPS.CA Top 10 after a pair of wins in Kingston last weekend including a defeat of then-#8 Queen's.

8 PM Waterloo (0-2) at #1 Carleton (2-0) Waterloo looks for their first win in the Nation's Capital Listen Live on CKCU Radio The game will also be shown LIVE! on Rogers Cable 22 in the Nation's Capital area.

8 PM Laurier (0-2) at Ottawa (2-0) The Gee-Gees play their regular season home opener after a pair of road wins last weekend while the Golden Hawks finish off a four game road trip with two games in Ottawa this weekend. LIVE! video webcast

8 PM RMC (0-2) at #2 Windsor (2-0) The Lancers dominated a pair of OUA East opponents and the young, freshmen-laden Paladins could be in tough on the road against one of Canada's top teams. LIVE! video webcast

8 PM Queen's (1-1) at Western (1-1) In one of the best games in the OUA this evening, the Mustangs and Golden Gaels engage in a rematch of a game three weeks ago won by the Gaels in come-from-behind fashion.

8 PM #9 Toronto (2-0) at Lakehead (0-2) The Blues hope to continue their strong start with a solid effort in Thunder Bay against the T-Wolves. Listen Live! on Lakehead Radio

8 PM Ryerson (2-0) at McMaster (0-2) Expect a tough, inside-oriented affair at Mac as the Rams look to continue their early-season success. LIVE STATS!

8 PM Brock (1-1) at York (0-2) In what could turn out to be one of the higher scoring games in the OUA this season, the Badgers face the Lions in North York. With only 31 more points, 5'10" Brad Rootes will move into 10th place on the all-time OUA career points scored list.

9 PM #4 UBC (5-1) at Winnipeg (2-2) The highly-ranked T-Birds visit the Duckworth Center where a large crowd could greet them. The Wesmen have played their last 3 games on the road and hope to produce another home upset. The game will be broadcast in Winnipeg on CFRW and available on the Internet LISTEN LIVE!

9:15 PM Victoria (5-1) at Manitoba (0-4) The winless Bisons look to upset the Vikes in Winnipeg.

10 PM Regina (4-0) at #8 Alberta (3-1) The Cougars have an opportunity to gain some national prominence when they visit the Bears in Edmonton. Preview from Golden Bears web site

10 PM #6 Brandon (4-0) at Saskatchewan (2-2) A very good matchup between two teams that participated in last season's Canada West Final Four tournament. The Huskies have battled injuries while the Bobcats, last season's CIS finalist, retain much of their talent base from last season.

10 PM Calgary (3-1) at Lethbridge (0-4) Provincial rivals square off in Southern Alberta as the Bekkering brothers return home to face the Pronghorns.

11 PM Simon Fraser (2-4) at UCFV (3-3) This early season, two-game set could go a long way in determining who could finish third in the Pacific Division.

11 PM Trinity Western (1-5) at Thompson Rivers (0-6) The Wolfpack look for their first victory of the season and try to get out of the Pacific Division basement at the same time. Listen LIVE!

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