Monday, 26 October 2009

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UBC Coach Kevin Hansen's comments

On Saturday afternoon we won the last of our exhibition games, 67-61 over Waterloo, and now we are getting ready for our SEASON OPENER at home this Friday against a very good Trinity Western team. Apparently, they are bringing bus loads so we want to PACK THE GYM!!! Bring some friends and make a night of it. It is going to be a battle! Then we will see you at Mahony’s for some post-game talk.

Overall, all three exhibition games were extremely good for us. All of these teams (Laval, Windsor, Waterloo) at some point will be in the top 10. They are three very well coached teams with veteran players and each game was a great experience. From our team stand point we know that we are deep but we need to start defining roles. We have nine returning players and six new guys but we need to start playing together better. As coaches we expect that players can pick things up quickly and should be able to execute but maybe sometimes (and often) our expectations are too high. We need to keep the big picture in mind and continue to grow as a team.

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Acadia over Holland College

With 3 of the 5 forwards battling injury and the flu, Alex Traikov and Joe Nwabuzor were asked to play 40 minutes of basketball last night. And they answered the call delivering montrous performances, leading their team to a 94-72 victory. Traikov notched a game high 32 points combined with 9 Rebounds, while Nwabuzor was not far behind with 29 points and 15 rebounds.

The game was played North East Kings Education Centre. As part of community outreach, the Axemen play some of their pre-season games at local high schools in hopes to promote basketball in the area.

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Team discipline powers Toronto to Tip-Off title, Host Gee-Gees beat Bishop's to claim bronze

It's impossible to understate the value of veterans who know how to execute an offence, as the University of Toronto Varsity Blues demonstrated in the Jack Donohue Tip-Off Tournament championship Sunday at Montpetit Hall.

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McMaster stays on unbeaten hoops streak

The McMaster University men's basketball team improved its non-conference record to 8-0 with two victories on the weekend against a pair of perennially tough Atlantic Conference opponents.

The Marauders topped St. Francis Xavier X-Men 88-54 on Friday and followed that with a 77-61 win over the Saint Mary's Huskies last night. Both were played at Burridge Gym.

"That was probably as good a game as we've played in the last 10 years," Mac coach Joe Raso said of his team's performance against the previously undefeated X-Men.

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