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2009-10 Canada West Men’s Basketball Prairie Division G W L Pct. F A GBL x-Calgary 20 15 5 .750 1705 1446 - x-Saskatchewan 20 14 6 .700 1790 1460 1.0 x-Regina 20 10 10 .500 1568 1620 5.0 x-Alberta 20 10 10 .500 1396 1460 5.0 x-Lethbridge 20 10 10 .500 1518 1484 5.0 Brandon 20 7 13 .350 1510 1648 8.0 Manitoba 20 4 16 .200 1506 1776 11.0 Winnipeg 20 1 19 .050 1292 1670 14.0 Pacific Division x-UBC 18 17 1 .944 1544 1225 - x-Simon Fraser 18 14 4 .778 1391 1326 3.0 x-Fraser Valley 18 11 7 .611 1370 1364 6.0 Victoria 18 9 9 .500 1273 1281 8.0 Trinity Western 18 9 9 .500 1414 1388 8.0 Thompson Rivers 18 3 15 .167 1366 1495 14.0 GBL denotes "Games Behind Leader" x-playoff spot Note: top 4 Prairie, top 3 Pacific teams qualify for playoffs; Prairie 5th or PacD 4th also qualifies; CWUAA finalists qualify for CIS championship CIS championship, hosted at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa by Carleton University 03/21/10 Ottawa Saskatchewan 91, UBC 81 03/20/10 Ottawa Saskatchewan 86, Carleton 82 03/20/10 Ottawa UBC 77, Calgary 63 03/19/10 Ottawa Saskatchewan 71, Windsor 68 03/19/10 Ottawa UBC 79, Lakehead 58 03/19/10 Ottawa Calgary 82, Cape Breton 74 Canada West Final Four at UBC in Vancouver 03/06/10 Vancouver, BC Saskatchewan 96, Calgary 83 03/06/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 78, Simon Fraser 68 03/05/10 Vancouver, BC Saskatchewan 104, UBC 87 03/05/10 Vancouver, BC Calgary 82, Simon Fraser 69 Canada West best-of-three divisional crossover playoffs 02/27/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 87, Lethbridge 79 02/27/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 96, Regina 77 02/26/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 82, Regina 75 02/26/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 62, Lethbridge 57 02/26/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 103, Alberta 68 02/26/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 99, UFV 90 02/25/10 Burnaby, B.C. Regina 77, Simon Fraser 71 02/25/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 92, Alberta 62 02/25/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 96, UFV 85 Canada West conference season results 02/13/10 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 58, Calgary 56 02/13/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 90, Trinity Western 83 02/13/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 102, Regina 72 02/13/10 Victoria, BC Victoria 77, Simon Fraser 67 02/12/10 Regina, SK Saskatchewan 92, Regina 75 02/11/10 Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg 88, Manitoba 65 02/06/10 Brandon Calgary 96, Brandon 88 02/06/10 Abbotsford UFV 91, Trinity Western 70 02/06/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 90, Victoria 41 02/06/10 Kamloops,BC Simon Fraser 91, Thompson Rivers 74 02/06/10 Winnipeg, Mb Alberta 80, Manitoba 69 02/06/10 Regina, SK Regina 98, Winnipeg 79 02/06/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 97, Lethbridge 84 02/05/10 Brandon, MB Calgary 103, Brandon 70 02/05/10 Abbotsford UFV 104, Trinity Western 79 02/05/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 78, Victoria 72 02/05/10 Kamloops, BC Simon Fraser 79, Thompson Rivers 73 02/05/10 Regina, SK Regina 94, Winnipeg 86 02/05/10 Winnipeg, Mb Alberta 72, Manitoba 62 02/05/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 107, Lethbridge 61 01/31/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 115, Manitoba 72 01/30/10 Saskatoon, SK Saskatchewan 101, Manitoba 66 01/30/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 93, Regina 84 01/30/10 Edmonton, AB Alberta 71, Brandon 67 01/30/10 Langley, B.C. Thompson Rivers 81, Trinity Western 76 01/30/10 Victoria, bc UFV 79, Victoria 77 01/30/10 Winnipeg, Mb Lethbridge 70, Winnipeg 52 01/30/10 Burnaby, B.C. UBC 77, Simon Fraser 68 01/29/10 Langley, B.C. Trinity Western 89, Thompson Rivers 83 01/29/10 Victoria, BC Victoria 56, UFV 55 01/29/10 Edmonton, AB Brandon 88, Alberta 85 01/29/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 91, Regina 74 01/29/10 Winnipeg, MB Lethbridge 87, Winnipeg 58 01/28/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 82, UBC 79 01/23/10 Abbotsford UFV 80, Saskatchewan 77 01/23/10 Kamloops, BC Alberta 79, Thompson Rivers 69 01/23/10 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 74, Victoria 63 01/23/10 Langley Events Trinity Western 99, Winnipeg 63 01/23/10 Calgary, AB UBC 79, Calgary 71 01/23/10 Regina, SK Regina 98, Brandon 75 01/23/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 79, Manitoba 68 01/22/10 Langley Events Trinity Western 97, Manitoba 89 01/22/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 70, Winnipeg 60 01/22/10 Abbotsford UFV 76, Alberta 53 01/22/10 Kamloops, BC Saskatchewan 88, Thompson Rivers 51 01/22/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 91, Victoria 74 01/22/10 Lethbridge, AB UBC 88, Lethbridge 78 01/22/10 Regina, SK Regina 69, Brandon 55 01/17/10 Brandon Mb Brandon 75, Lethbridge 70 01/16/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 91, UFV 78 01/16/10 Calgary, AB Alberta 82, Calgary 80 01/16/10 Victoria, BC Thompson Rivers 80, Victoria 69 01/16/10 Winnipeg, Mb Regina 86, Manitoba 73 01/16/10 Winnipeg, MB Saskatchewan 94, Winnipeg 57 01/16/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 68, Trinity Western 64 01/16/10 Brandon Lethbridge 89, Brandon 82 01/15/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 97, UFV 63 01/15/10 Victoria, BC Victoria 76, Thompson Rivers 67 01/15/10 Calgary, AB Calgary 80, Alberta 54 01/15/10 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 81, Trinity Western 69 01/15/10 Winnipeg, MB Saskatchewan 71, Winnipeg 55 01/15/10 Winnipeg, Mb Regina 84, Manitoba 74 01/09/10 Lethbridge, Ab Calgary 88, Lethbridge 86 01/09/10 Victoria, BC Victoria 76, Regina 74 01/09/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 92, Brandon 46 01/09/10 Edmonton, AB Trinity Western 83, Alberta 55 01/09/10 Abbotsford UFV 97, Manitoba 94 01/09/10 Kamloops, BC Thompson Rivers 94, Winnipeg 60 01/09/10 Saskatoon Saskatchewan 102, Simon Fraser 81 01/08/10 Victoria, BC Victoria 73, Brandon 55 01/08/10 Abbotsford UFV 77, Winnipeg 68 01/08/10 Vancouver, BC UBC 97, Regina 70 01/08/10 Kamloops, BC Manitoba 98, Thompson Rivers 90 01/08/10 Edmonton, AB Simon Fraser 84, Alberta 80 01/08/10 Saskatoon Trinity Western 98, Saskatchewan 87 11/28/09 Langley, B.C. Trinity Western 80, Lethbridge 68 11/28/09 Edmonton, AB Alberta 71, Saskatchewan 70 11/28/09 Brandon, MB Brandon 88, UFV 59 11/28/09 Regina, SK Regina 92, Thompson Rivers 85 11/28/09 Winnipeg UBC 93, Manitoba 75 11/28/09 Winnipeg, MB Victoria 72, Winnipeg 47 11/28/09 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser 86, Calgary 82 11/27/09 Brandon, MB Brandon 93, Thompson Rivers 87 11/27/09 Langley, B.C. Calgary 87, Trinity Western 77 11/27/09 Burnaby, B.C. Lethbridge 87, Simon Fraser 73 11/27/09 Edmonton, AB Saskatchewan 98, Alberta 59 11/27/09 Winnipeg, MB (IGAC) Manitoba 84, Victoria 83 11/27/09 Regina, SK UFV 89, Regina 73 11/27/09 Winnipeg, MB UBC 89, Winnipeg 54 11/21/09 Langley, BC (LEC) Trinity Western 83, Victoria 71 11/21/09 Abbotsford Simon Fraser 71, UFV 62 11/21/09 Edmonton, AB Regina 78, Alberta 73 11/21/09 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 90, Manitoba 63 11/21/09 Saskatoon Calgary 80, Saskatchewan 76 11/21/09 Winnipeg, MB Brandon 83, Winnipeg 76 11/20/09 Saskatoon Saskatchewan 86, Calgary 67 11/20/09 Langley Events Victoria 62, Trinity Western 59 11/20/09 Abbotsford Simon Fraser 73, UFV 58 11/20/09 Kamloops, BC UBC 84, Thompson Rivers 68 11/20/09 Edmonton, AB Regina 62, Alberta 61 11/20/09 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 87, Manitoba 68 11/20/09 Winnipeg, MB Brandon 80, Winnipeg 75 11/19/09 Kamloops, BC UBC 84, Thompson Rivers 81 11/14/09 Vancouver, BC UBC 75, Alberta 68 11/14/09 Calgary, AB Calgary 95, Thompson Rivers 68 11/14/09 Lethbridge, AB UFV 82, Lethbridge 77 11/14/09 Victoria, Bc Victoria 82, Saskatchewan 54 11/14/09 Regina, SK Trinity Western 81, Regina 74 11/14/09 Brandon Mb Simon Fraser 69, Brandon 63 11/14/09 Winnipeg, Mb Manitoba 92, Winnipeg 79 11/13/09 Vancouver, BC UBC 90, Saskatchewan 83 11/13/09 Victoria, BC Victoria 74, Alberta 66 11/13/09 Calgary, AB Calgary 80, UFV 62 11/13/09 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 84, Thompson Rivers 75 11/13/09 Regina, SK Simon Fraser 91, Regina 76 11/13/09 Brandon MB Trinity Western 83, Brandon 63 11/07/09 Lethbridge, AB Lethbridge 70, Regina 54 11/07/09 Saskatoon Saskatchewan 99, Brandon 91 11/07/09 Winnipeg, MB Alberta 71, Winnipeg 68 11/07/09 Winnipeg, Mb Calgary 89, Manitoba 64 11/06/09 Lethbridge, AB Regina 81, Lethbridge 77 11/06/09 Winnipeg, Mb Calgary 86, Manitoba 67 11/06/09 Saskatoon Saskatchewan 91, Brandon 68 11/06/09 Winnipeg, MB Alberta 74, Winnipeg 56 10/31/09 Calgary, AB Calgary 96, Winnipeg 55 10/31/09 Edmonton, AB Alberta 77, Lethbridge 66 10/31/09 Kamloops, BC UFV 74, Thompson Rivers 58 10/31/09 Victoria, BC Simon Fraser 78, Victoria 75 10/31/09 Brandon Mb Brandon 106, Manitoba 83 10/30/09 Vancouver, BC UBC 71, Trinity Western 44 10/30/09 Kamloops, BC UFV 84, Thompson Rivers 82 10/30/09 Calgary, AB Calgary 94, Winnipeg 56 10/30/09 Edmonton, AB Alberta 65, Lethbridge 55 10/30/09 Brandon Mb Manitoba 80, Brandon 74 CIS Championship Hosted by Carleton U, March 19-21, 2010 at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, Ont.
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    Licensed To: University of Manitoba Fieldhouse - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 4:46 PM 3/9/2019 Page 1 2019 U SPORTS Track and Field Championships Championnats d'Athletisme U SPORTS 2019 James Daly Fieldhouse, University of Manitoba - 3/7/2019 to 3/9/2019 Team Rankings - Through Event 34 Female Team Scores Place School Points 1 Guelph Gryphons GUE 139 2 Saskatchewan Huskies SSK 99 3 Western Mustangs WES 57 4 Laval Rouge-et-Or LAV 46 5 Toronto Varsity Blues TOR 43 6 Calgary Dinos CGY 36 7 Sherbrooke Vert-et-Or SHE 35 8 York Lions YRK 29 9 Manitoba Bisons MAN 25 10 Lethbridge Pronghorns LET 24 11 Windsor Lancers WSR 20 11 Alberta Golden Bears/Pandas ALB 20 13 Trinity Western Spartans TWU 18 14 Ottawa Gee-Gees OTT 17 15 McGill MCG 14 16 Regina Cougars REG 12 17 U de Montréal MTL 9 18 Dalhousie Tigers DAL 8 18 Prince Edward Island Panthers PEI 8 20 New Brunswick Reds UNB 2 21 Lakehead Thunderwolves LAK 1 Total 662.00 Male Team Scores Place School Points 1 Guelph Gryphons GUE 123 2 Toronto Varsity Blues TOR 72 3 Manitoba Bisons MAN 60 .50 4 Western Mustangs WES 53 5 Alberta Golden Bears/Pandas ALB 43 6 York Lions YRK 39 .50 7 Laval Rouge-et-Or LAV 34 8 Saskatchewan Huskies SSK 31 9 Windsor Lancers WSR 29 10 Dalhousie Tigers DAL 23 10 Waterloo Warriors WAT 23 12 Trinity Western Spartans TWU 20 13 Sherbrooke Vert-et-Or SHE 18 .50 14 U de Montréal MTL 18 15 Calgary Dinos CGY 16 .50 16 Regina Cougars REG 15 17 Ottawa Gee-Gees OTT 10 18 Lethbridge Pronghorns LET 9 19 McGill MCG 6 Licensed To: University of Manitoba Fieldhouse - Site License Hy-Tek's MEET MANAGER 4:46 PM 3/9/2019 Page 2 2019 U SPORTS Track and Field Championships Championnats d'Athletisme U SPORTS 2019 James Daly Fieldhouse, University of Manitoba - 3/7/2019 to 3/9/2019 Team Rankings - Through Event 34 Male Team Scores Place School Points 20 McMaster Marauders MAC 5 20 St.
  • Final Team Results Usport XC Championships 2019

    Final Team Results Usport XC Championships 2019

    Race Date Usport XC Championships 2019 November 09, 2019 Final Team Results Men Men Men Men Class - A All teams Class - A All teams Cum Cum Cum Cum Name Elegibi Place Place Time Time Name Elegibi Place Place Time Time Calgary Dinos Finish Position - 1 UBC Thunderbirds Finish Position - 6 Team Score (places): 63 Team Score (places): 150 Average Time: 31:18.4 Average Time: 31:49.1 1 Russell Pennock 3 3 30:55.2 30:55.2 1 Kieran Lumb 1 1 30:41.8 30:41.8 2 Matthew Travaglini 4 7 30:58.4 1:01:53.7 2 Thomas Broatch 13 14 31:17.0 1:01:58.9 3 Stefan Daniel 12 19 31:15.1 1:33:08.8 3 Tyler Dozzi 21 35 31:36.8 1:33:35.7 4 Eric Lutz 19 38 31:32.3 2:04:41.2 4 Christian Gravel 55 90 32:42.1 2:06:17.9 5 Maximus Thiessen 25 63 31:51.1 2:36:32.3 5 Cole Dinsdale 60 150 32:47.5 2:39:05.5 6 Jonathan Guidinger (50)(113) 32:37.0 3:09:09.3 6 Will Riley (84)(234) 33:35.8 3:12:41.3 7 Alexander James (54)(167) 32:40.2 3:41:49.6 7 Tanner Geary (93)(327) 33:55.2 3:46:36.5 McMaster Marauders Finish Position - 2 Queen's Gaels Finish Position - 7 Team Score (places): 82 Team Score (places): 175 Average Time: 31:28.1 Average Time: 32:02.8 1 Alex Drover 5 5 30:59.3 30:59.3 1 Mitchell Delange 10 10 31:09.8 31:09.8 2 Max Turek 6 11 31:01.9 1:02:01.2 2 Rob Kanko 15 25 31:23.4 1:02:33.3 3 Andrew Davies 9 20 31:08.8 1:33:10.1 3 Nathan Dehghan 41 66 32:20.9 1:34:54.2 4 Joshua McGillivray 28 48 31:57.5 2:05:07.6 4 Mitchell Kirby 45 111 32:26.2 2:07:20.5 5 Evan Ubene 34 82 32:13.1 2:37:20.8 5 Mathew Pardo 64 175 32:53.4 2:40:14.0 6 Dylan Alick (47)(129) 32:30.0 3:09:50.8 6 Miles
  • RALU News – Volume 4 Number 2 December 2011

    RALU News – Volume 4 Number 2 December 2011

    RALU News – Volume 4 Number 2 December 2011 RALU News CONTENTS CURAC/ARUCC CONFERENCE & AGM 2012 CURAC/ARUCC CONFERENCE & AGM 2012 Victoria, B.C. April 18-20, 2012 The 2012 Conference/AGM will be University of Victoria hosted in part by the UVIC Retirees p. 1 Association. As the member of CURAC representing all retirees’ interests, your Security of Information. A Caution association, RALU, plans better communication Wim Baarschers to coincide with the conference. This year we p. 1 plan a more interactive approach to communicating the content of the LU Professional Pension Plan News – presentations to members. The conference will be held at the University of Victoria, April 18- Notes on the Meetings December 2 and 9, 20, 2012. Complete information is in the latest 2011 CURAC newsletter. Ian Dew and Jim Stafford http://www.curac.ca/?page_id=445 p. 2 A World of Athletics. Our Thunderwolves – Security of Information. Basketball and Hockey Wolves This is a busy time of year for bank and Margot Ponder other financial transactions and we all need to p. 3 be vigilant as the following from member Wim Baarschers reminds us. Events Subject line: HR at LU: You may send a p. 3 warning NOT to send confidential information by e-mail. Since LU wants to save money (a Travellin’ goes to Perth in Oz laudable goal) and doesn't want to pay the Bev Stefureak commission charge on credit card payments of p. 4 the health insurance premium, the request (command?) to have us all switch to automatic Benefits. A Case Study and a Happy debit is not unreasonable.