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TEAM CANADA TORONTO 2015 GAME NOTES DAY 6 - Thurs TEAM CANADA TORONTO 2015 GAME NOTES DAY 6 - Thurs. Aug 13, 2015 CANADA (W) MEXICO (W) (CAN) vs (MEX) @8:45 p.m. (RYA) - Away Record: 1-0 Home Record: 0-1 Ryerson Athletic Centre Home Court Revenge: Canada defeated Mexico in the 2011 Parapan Am semi-finals 71-59 on the South American nation’s home court. Schedule & Results Mexico will look to return the favour by taking points away from Canada in Toronto. Day 1 - Aug 8 @ 6:30 p.m. (RYA) High-scoring Canadian Women: Team Canada scored the most 18 GUA vs CAN 78 points in a Parapan Am Game since 2007 in their opening game versus Guatemala. Canada scored 78 points, besting their previous scoring record of 71, in a dominating performance versus the Central Day 2 - Aug 9 American nation. The opening game also broke the Canadian record @ 8:45 p.m. (RYA) for largest margin of victory, with Canada winning the game by a 60 CAN vs MEX point difference, 78-18. Day 4 - Aug 11 The Younger the Better: Arinn Young (Legal, Alta.) had a breakout @ 4:15 p.m. (RYA) game versus Guatemala. Young led all scorers with 18 points and BRA vs CAN was Canada’s top rebounder with 8 rebounds. She went 53% from the floor. Watch for the sharp-shooter to have a repeat performance Day 6 - Aug 13 (SF) versus Mexico. @ (RYA) Team Affair: Ten of Canada’s 12 athletes contributed at least one vs basket against Guatemala. Just three athletes (Young, Gavel and Harnock) scored in the double-digits proving Canada’s win was a true Day 7 - Aug 14 (F) team effort. @ (RYA) vs Road to Rio: The Canadian Women’s National Team is looking to extend its winning tradition at the Parapan American Games, having captured two gold medals (1999, 2003) and two silver medals (2007, 2011) in four appearances. The Parapan Am tournament serves as a qualifier for the 2016 Paralympic Games and a podium finish (top three) would earn Team Canada a berth into next year’s Paralympics. *In the event that Brazil medals at these Games, Canada can still claim a berth to Rio by finishing fourth, as Brazil is already assured a berth as host nation. Jody Kingsbury - Press Attaché mobile: 613 851-2337 / [email protected] page 1 of 3 CANADA VS OPPONENT VS MEXICO (at Parapan American Games since 2007) Overall Record: 2-0 Last Played: CAN 71 - MEX 59 (Nov. 17, 2011) Most Points For: 71 (W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Most Points Against: 59 (W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Most Indiv. Points: 25 (Ouellet - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Most Team Reb: 43 (W vs MEX - Aug. 15, 2007) Most Indiv. Reb: 17 (McLachlan - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Most Team Assists: 19 (W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Most Indiv. Assists: 5 (Radke - W vs MEX - Aug. 15, 2007) Most Indiv. 2P: 5 (Harnock - W vs MEX - Aug. 15, 2007) Most Indiv. 3P: N/A Most Indiv. FT: 9 (Ouellet - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) Double-Double(s): McLachlan (21 pts/15 reb - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 2011) CANADA AT TORONTO 2015 DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. W/L Score 2P 3P FT REB ST TO F Aug 8 GUA W 78-18 38/84 0/2 2/5 49 6 8 6 Aug 9 MEX Aug 11 BRA Aug 13 Semi Aug 14 Final STARTING LINEUPS Date Opp. Player (class) Player (class) Player (class) Player (class) Player (class) Aug 8 GUA McLachlan (4.5) Ouellet (3.5) Jacques (2.5) Harnock (2.0) Allard (1.5) Aug 9 MEX Aug 11 BRA Aug 13 Semi Aug 14 Final CUMULATIVE STATS INDIVIDUAL STATS 2Points 3Points Freethrows Rebounds No Name (Class) Min Pts M/A % M/A % M/A % OR DR TOT A TO ST F 4 Elaine Allard (1.5) 40:00 6 3/7 43 0/0 0/2 0 2 1 3 3 1 0 1 5 Janet McLachlan (4.5) 1:29 0 0/2 0 0/1 0 0/0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 Arinn Young (4.5) 14:21 18 9/17 50 0/1 0 0/1 0 5 3 8 2 0 0 1 7 Cindy Ouellet (3.5) 11:03 5 2/4 50 0/0 1/1 100 2 1 3 3 0 0 0 8 Rosalie Lalonde (3.0) 14:36 2 1/5 20 0/0 0/0 2 0 2 4 0 0 0 9 Maude Jacques (2.5) 14:10 8 4/8 50 0/0 0/0 1 2 3 2 2 1 1 10 Katie Harnock (2.0) 9:23 11 5/9 56 0/0 1/1 100 2 3 5 1 0 0 0 11 Darda Sales (4.0) 20:00 8 4/10 40 0/0 0/0 0 7 7 3 2 2 0 12 Tracey Ferguson (3.0) 11:29 2 1/2 50 0/0 0/0 1 4 5 1 0 0 1 13 Jamey Jewells (1.0) 19:35 8 4/9 44 0/0 0/0 2 1 3 0 1 1 0 14 Erica Gavel(4.5) 20:00 10 5/6 83 0/0 0/0 0 5 5 5 1 2 1 15 Melanie Hawtin(1.0) 23:54 0 0/6 0 0/0 0/0 2 0 2 0 1 0 1 TEAM STATS 2Points 3Points Freethrows Rebounds Team GP Pts M/A % M/A % M/A % OR DR TOT A TO ST F Canada 1 78 38/84 44 0/2 0 2/5 40 19 30 49 24 8 6 6 page 2 of 3 TEAM HIGH / LOWS (at Parapan American Games since 2007) (at Parapan American Games since 2007) REBOUNDS OFFENSE Most Total Reb: 61 (W vs ESA - Nov. 15, 11) Most Points For: 78 (W vs GUA - Aug 08, 15) Least Total Reb: 24 (L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) Least Points For: 31 (L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) Most Offensive Reb: 21 (W vs ESA - Nov. 15, 11) Most Points Against: 69 (L vs USA - Nov. 19,11) Least Offensive Reb: 4 (L vs USA - Aug. 18, 07, W Least Points Against: 12 (W vs ARG - Aug. 17, 07) vs ARG - Nov. 14, 11) 40 (W vs ESA - Nov. 15, 11) Most 2P For: 38 (38/84 - (45%) - W vs Most Defensive Reb: Least Defensive Reb: 19 (W vs ARG - Aug. 16, 07 & GUA - Aug. 08, 15) L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) Least 2P For: 14 (14/56 - (25%) - L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) (at Parapan American Games since 2007) Most 3P For: 1 (1/1 - (100%) - W vs ARG - Nov. 14, 11) OVERALL Most 3P Against: 3 (3/7 - (43%) - L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) Overall Record: 9-3 Most FT For: 13 (13/18 - (68%) - W vs Longest Win Streak: 4 games (Nov. 13, 11 vs MEX - Nov. 17, 11) BRA to Nov. 19, 11 vs USA) Most FT Against: 14 (14/24 - (58%) - L vs USA Longest Loss Streak: 1 game - Aug 18, 07) Biggest Win (pt diff.): 62 (78-18 - W vs GUA - Most Assists For: 27 (W vs ESA - Aug 17, 07) Aug. 8, 15) Most Assists Against: 22 (L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) Worst Loss (pt diff.): 38 (31-69 - L vs USA - Nov. 19, 11) INDIVIDUAL HIGHS (at Parapan American Games since 2007) Most Points (game): 27 (McLachlan - W vs BRA - Nov. 13, 11) Most Total Reb (game): 23 (McLachlan - W vs BRA - Nov. 13, 11) Most Assists (game): 8 (Benoit W vs ESA - Aug. 17, 07, Ouellet - W vs BRA - Nov. 13, 11) Most 2P (game): 12 (McLachlan - W vs BRA - Nov. 13, 11) Most 3P (game): 1 (Ferguson - W vs ARG - Nov. 14, 11) Most FT (game): 9 (Ouellet - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 11) ALL TIME (not including current Games) Most Points (total): 110 (Ouellet) Highest Points Per Game: 16.0 (McLachlan) Most Reb (total): 69 (McLachlan) Most Assists (total): 23 (Ouellet) Most 3P (total): 1 (Ferguson) Most FT (total): 20 (Ouellet) Most Double-Doubles: 2 (McLachlan) Most Triple-Doubles: N/A RECENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS (at Parapan American Games since 2007) Last Dbl-Double: 21 pts / 17 reb (McLachlan - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 11) Last Trip-Double: N/A Last 30+ Points: N/A Last 20+ Points: 25 (Ouellet - W vs NEDMEX - Nov. 17, 11) Last 20+ Rebounds: 23 (McLachlan - W vs BRA - Nov. 13, 11) Last 15+ Rebounds: 17 (McLachlan - W vs MEX - Nov. 17, 11) Last 10+ Assists: N/A Last 5+ Assists: 5 (Gavel - W vs GUA - Aug. 8, 15) Last 5+ 3pointers: N/A page 3 of 3.
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