Friday, 8 February 2008

Friday's Lineup of Games in the CIS

CANADA WEST
3 PM PT UBC (18-5, 16-5) at Thompson Rivers (4-19, 3-18) UBC plays out the season with first place sewen up. WEBCAST
8 PM PT Lethbridge (4-19, 3-17) at Alberta (19-7, 14-6) The Bears look to finish strong against an improving Lethbridge team that has received strong offensive performances recently from 6'3" Danhue Lawrence. Alberta Senior's Night Preview plus U of A Athletics Webcast
8 PM PT Calgary (21-5, 17-3) at Saskatchewan (17-11, 11-9) The Dinos need to keep winning in case the wild card comes into play while the Huskies will honour 5 graduates this weekend including Andrew Spagrud. Brief Preview of Huskies weekend and Seniors Night plus video
8:15 PM PT Trinity Western (3-19, 3-19) at Simon Fraser (13-13, 12-10) The Clan looks to sew up third place in the Pacific with a victory. WEBCAST
8:15 pm Regina (11-12, 9-11) at Manitoba (8-19, 5-15) With one win in the two-game series in Winnipeg, Regina clinches second spot and home court advantage against Winnipeg Wesmen in the Best-of-3 Great Plains division semi-final.

OUA EAST
8:00 pm Laurentian (5-23, 4-15) at Ryerson (6-21, 5-13) The feature game in the division as Rye can clinch a playoff spot with a win but a Laurentian win puts them in the driver's seat for the final playoff spot, as they will own the tie breaker with a win. Webcast
8:00 pm York (7-22, 5-14) at Toronto (23-7, 14-4) The teams played a spirited affair two weeks ago in North York as the resurgent Lions aim to finish in fifth place.
8:00 pm Queen's (18-10, 12-7) at Ottawa (21-7, 15-4) The Gee-Gees are officially ravaged by injuries and must now rely on their depth to compete as 6'4" Josh Gibson-Bascombe is out at least two weeks, likely longer, with a slight tear in his MCL, 6'5" David Labentowicz has a broken foot he has valiantly been playing on for the last 2 weeks and 6'3" Sean Peter is doubtful with a hip pointer injury which kept him out of last Saturday's loss to Toronto. With 6'2" Jacob Gibson-Bascombe out for the season, Ottawa has only 2 of their top 6 players healthy. Meanwhile, Queen's is starting to play solid basketball again. Streaming Sports Network
8:00 pm RMC at Carleton The Ravens had already clinched first place in the OUA East and will gain a first-round bye in the playoffs. Carleton will play every remaining game on their schedule throughout the playoffs/nationals in Ottawa.

OUA WEST
8:00 pm Lakehead (10-14, 8-10) at Brock (16-12, 11-6) The Badgers move closer to clinching second with a win while T-Wolves are in a battle with Mac and Laurier for the final two playoff spots in the West. Streaming Sports Network

QSSF
8:00 pm Concordia (12-6, 6-4) at Laval (16-8, 10-2) This is a makeup of last weekend's postponed affair and for all intents and purposes the last chance for the Stingers to challenge Laval for the regular season conference pennant. This game features the two top candidates for QSSF Player-of-the-Year in 6'7" J.P. Morin of Laval and 6'2" Damian Buckley of Concordia.
8:00 pm Bishop's (6-13, 2-9) at UQAM (5-9, 4-6) An important game in the fight for the final playoff spot in the "Q". CHOQ FM

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