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2012-13 Soccer Statistics 2012-13 Soccer Statistics by David Bandla (with files from Gord Franson) 2012 Table of Contents Table of Contents 2012 Men’s Standings & Scores Awards & All-Stars, Top 10 Game MVPs Stat Crew Conference Individual Leaders Conference Team Stats Season Summary Ranking Comparison Individual Game Highs Team Game Highs Team by Team Conference Statistics Playoff Individual & Team Leaders Team by Team Playoff Statistics CIS Nationals Statistics 2012 Women’s Standings & Scores Awards & All-Stars, Top 10 Game MVPs Stats Crew Conference Individual Leaders Conference Team Leaders Season Summary Ranking Comparison Individual Game Highs Team Game Highs Team by Team Conference Statistics Playoff Individual & Team Leaders Team by Team Playoff Statistics CIS Nationals Statistics Canada West/CIS Champions Canada West All-time Trophy Winners Standings History Canada West Records – Men Women Gord Franson, Soccer Convener: Year-end Report Table of Contents 1 2012-13 MEN’S SOCCER Prairie W-L-T Pct. GF GA Home Away Streak Pts y-Alberta 9-2-4 .733 37 11 6-0-2 3-2-2 W2 31 x-Saskatchewan 6-5-4 .533 20 15 5-2-1 1-3-3 T1 22 x-Calgary 6-6-3 .500 21 22 3-2-2 3-4-1 L2 21 Lethbridge 4-5-6 .467 13 20 2-0-5 2-5-1 T1 18 Mount Royal 4-10-1 .300 9 44 4-4-0 0-6-1 L3 13 Winnipeg 2-10-3 .233 11 30 1-6-1 1-4-2 W1 9 Pacific x-UBC 11-0-3 .893 45 9 6-0-1 5-0-2 T2 36 x-Trinity Western 9-1-4 .786 26 13 5-0-2 4-1-2 T2 31 x-Victoria 6-6-2 .500 26 18 6-1-0 0-5-2 L1 20 Fraser Valley 5-5-4 .500 32 19 2-2-3 3-3-1 W2 19 UNBC 1-13 .071 8 47 0-6 1-7 L1 3 x: top 3 teams in each division qualify for playoffs; y: CW playoff host *Winnipeg forfeits 2 wins & a tie due to ineligible player 2 CW finalists qualify for CIS Nationals Conference Results Date Away Score Home Score Location 9/7/2012 Calgary 0 UBC 3 Vancouver, BC 9/7/2012 Lethbridge 0 TWU 2 Langley, BC 9/7/2012 UNBC 1 Victoria 3 Victoria, BC 9/7/2012 Saskatchewan 1 Winnipeg 0 Winnipeg, MB 9/8/2012 Mount Royal 0 Alberta 7 Edmonton, AB 9/8/2012 Calgary 1 TWU 1 Langley, BC 9/8/2012 Lethbridge 0 UBC 8 Vancouver, BC 9/8/2012 UNBC 0 Victoria 8 Victoria, BC 9/9/2012 Alberta 4 Mount Royal 0 Calgary, AB 9/9/2012 Winnipeg 0 Saskatchewan 1 Saskatoon, SK 9/14/2012 Victoria 1 TWU 3 Langley, BC 9/14/2012 UBC 4 UFV 2 Chilliwack, BC 9/15/2012 UNBC 0 Alberta 4 Edmonton, AB 9/15/2012 Calgary 0 Lethbridge 1 Lethbridge, AB 9/15/2012 Winnipeg 0 Mount Royal 1 Calgary, AB 9/15/2012 UFV 1 TWU 2 Langley, BC 9/15/2012 Victoria 0 UBC 1 Vancouver, BC 9/16/2012 Winnipeg 0 Mount Royal 1 Calgary, AB 9/16/2012 Lethbridge 2 Calgary 0 Calgary, AB 9/16/2012 UNBC 0 Saskatchewan 1 Saskatoon, SK 9/22/2012 Alberta 3 Winnipeg 0 Winnipeg, MB 9/22/2012 UFV 1 Lethbridge 1 Lethbridge, AB 9/22/2012 TWU 2 UNBC 1 Prince George, BC 9/22/2012 Victoria 1 Calgary 3 Calgary, AB 9/22/2012 Mount Royal 0 Saskatchewan 1 Saskatoon, SK 9/23/2012 Victoria 1 Lethbridge 1 Lethbridge, AB Canada West Men’s Soccer 3 9/23/2012 Alberta 5 Winnipeg 0 Winnipeg, MB 9/23/2012 UFV 3 Calgary 0 Calgary, AB 9/23/2012 Mount Royal 1 Saskatchewan 8 Saskatoon, SK 9/23/2012 TWU 4 UNBC 1 Prince George, BC 9/28/2012 Saskatchewan 2 UFV 2 Chilliwack, BC 9/28/2012 Alberta 0 Victoria 1 Victoria, BC 9/29/2012 TWU 2 Winnipeg 2 Winnipeg, MB 9/29/2012 Calgary 5 UNBC 0 Prince George, BC 9/29/2012 UBC 2 Mount Royal 0 Calgary, AB 9/29/2012 Alberta 1 UFV 1 Chilliwack, BC 9/29/2012 Saskatchewan 0 Victoria 2 Victoria, BC 9/30/2012 UBC 5 Winnipeg 1 Winnipeg, MB 9/30/2012 Lethbridge 1 UNBC 0 Prince George, BC 9/30/2012 TWU 2 Mount Royal 0 Calgary, AB 10/5/2012 UNBC 0 UBC 6 Vancouver, BC 10/5/2012 Victoria 2 UFV 2 Chilliwack, BC 10/6/2012 Winnipeg 0 Lethbridge 0 Lethbridge, AB 10/6/2012 Mount Royal 2 Calgary 2 Calgary, AB 10/6/2012 Saskatchewan 1 Alberta 2 Edmonton, AB 10/6/2012 UNBC 1 UBC 5 Vancouver, BC 10/7/2012 Winnipeg 1 Lethbridge 1 Lethbridge, AB 10/7/2012 UFV 1 Victoria 2 Victoria, BC 10/7/2012 Saskatchewan 1 Alberta 1 Edmonton, AB 10/7/2012 Mount Royal 0 Calgary 2 Calgary, AB 10/12/2012 Calgary 2 Winnipeg 1 Winnipeg, MB 10/13/2012 UFV 3 UNBC 0 Prince George, BC 10/13/2012 Lethbridge 2 Mount Royal 3 Calgary, AB 10/13/2012 UBC 2 Alberta 2 Edmonton, AB 10/13/2012 TWU 1 Saskatchewan 0 Saskatoon, SK 10/13/2012 Calgary 2 Winnipeg 1 Winnipeg, MB 10/14/2012 UFV 2 UNBC 0 Prince George, BC 10/14/2012 TWU 1 Alberta 2 Edmonton, AB 10/14/2012 Lethbridge 0 Mount Royal 1 Calgary, AB 10/14/2012 UBC 2 Saskatchewan 0 Saskatoon, SK 10/19/2012 Victoria 1 UBC 2 Vancouver, BC 10/19/2012 UFV 1 TWU 2 Langley, BC 10/20/2012 Alberta 0 Lethbridge 2 Lethbridge, AB 10/20/2012 UNBC 3 Mount Royal 0 Calgary, AB 10/20/2012 Saskatchewan 0 Calgary 1 Calgary, AB 10/20/2012 Victoria 1 TWU 2 Langley, BC 10/20/2012 UBC 3 UFV 0 Vancouver, BC 10/21/2012 UNBC 1 Winnipeg 3 Winnipeg, MB 10/21/2012 Alberta 0 Lethbridge 0 Lethbridge, AB 10/21/2012 Saskatchewan 1 Calgary 1 Calgary, AB 10/26/2012 Mount Royal 0 Victoria 3 Victoria, BC 10/26/2012 Winnipeg 0 UFV 5 Chilliwack, BC 10/26/2012 UBC 0 TWU 0 Langley, BC 10/27/2012 Calgary 1 Alberta 4 Edmonton, AB 10/27/2012 Lethbridge 1 Saskatchewan 2 Saskatoon, SK 10/27/2012 TWU 2 UBC 2 Vancouver, BC 10/27/2012 Mount Royal 0 UFV 8 Chilliwack, BC 10/27/2012 Winnipeg 2 Victoria 0 Victoria, BC 10/28/2012 Calgary 1 Alberta 2 Edmonton, AB 10/28/2012 Lethbridge 1 Saskatchewan 1 Saskatoon, SK 4 Canada West Men’s soccer Canada West Final Six at Alberta 11/2/2012 Victoria 0 Saskatchewan 2 Edmonton, AB 11/2/2012 Calgary 2 TWU 3 Edmonton, AB 11/3/2012 Saskatchewan 0 UBC 3 Edmonton, AB 11/3/2012 TWU 1 Alberta 3 Edmonton, AB 11/4/2012 Bronze: Saskatchewan 2 TWU 1 Edmonton, AB 11/4/2012 Gold: UBC 2 Alberta 1 Edmonton, AB CIS Championship at Laval 11/8/2012 UQTR (RSEQ) 2 Alberta 1 Quebec City, QC 11/8/2012 UNB (AUS) 0 UBC 4 Quebec City, QC 11/9/2012 Carleton (OUA) 2 Alberta 1 Quebec CIty, QC 11/9/2012 UBC 3 Laval (RSEQ) 0 Quebec CIty, QC 11/11/2012 Gold: Cape Breton 0 UBC 1 Quebec City, QC 2012 CIS Championship (November 8-11 at Laval) PARTICIPATING TEAMS Cape Breton Capers (AUS champions: 6-3-4 regular season / 3-0 playoffs) UQTR Patriotes (RSEQ champions: 7-2-3 regular season / 2-0 playoffs) McMaster Marauders (OUA champions: 12-1-3 regular season / 3-0 playoffs) UBC Thunderbirds (CWUAA champions: 11-0-3 regular season / 2-0 playoffs) UNB Varsity Reds (AUS finalists: 9-3-1 regular season / 1-1 playoffs) Laval Rouge et Or (RSEQ finalists: 9-0-3 regular season / 1-1 playoffs) Carleton Ravens (OUA finalists: 10-2-2 regular season / 2-1 playoffs) Alberta Golden Bears (CWUAA finalists: 9-2-4 regular season / 1-1 playoffs) Thursday, Nov. 8 Quarter-final 1: Cape Breton 1 Carleton 0 (PK) Quarter-final 2: UQTR 2 Alberta 1 Quarter-final 3: UBC 4 UNB 0 Quarter-final 4: Laval 1 McMaster 0 Friday, Nov. 9 Consolation 1: Carleton 2 Alberta 1 Consolation 2: McMaster 2 UNB 1 Semifinal 1: Cape Breton 2 UQTR 0 Semifinal 2: UBC 3 Laval 0 Saturday, Nov. 10 5th: McMaster 1 Carleton 0 Sunday, Nov. 11 Bronze: UQTR 1 Laval 0 Gold: UBC 1 Cape Breton 0 Championship Awards Tournament MVP: Gagandeep Dosanjh – UBC R.W. Pugh Fair Play award: Alberta Golden Bears Tournament All-Stars Goalkeeper: Luke O’Shea – UBC Defence: Steve Johnson – UBC Defence: Nafi Dicko-Raynauld – Laval Defence: Paul Clerc – UBC Midfield: Milieu de terrain: Guillaume Surot – UQTR Midfield: Andrew Rigby – CBU Midfield: Reynold Stewart – UBC Midfield: Jason Massie – CBU Midfield: Brandon Bonifacio – UBC Forward: Ian Greedy – CBU Forward: Gagandeep Dosanjh – UBC Canada West Men’s Soccer 5 Canada West Conference Leaders To be ranked, a player must appear in at least 50% of their team's games, goalies at least 33% of their team's minutes POINTS GP Goals Ast. Pts. Avg/G 1. Gagandeep Dosanjh-UBC 14 12 9 21 1.50 2. Brett Levis-SASK 14 9 6 15 1.07 3. Marcus Johnstone-AB 14 8 5 13 0.93 4. Sasa Plavsic-UFV 13 8 4 12 0.92 5. Jarvis Ambaka-TWU 13 8 3 11 0.85 Zenon Markevych-AB 15 7 4 11 0.73 7.
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