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University of Calgary Dinos Shooting Statistics 2019 DINOS MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE QUICK FACTS & INFORMATION: BRETT LAYTON FORWARD Institution LAW Location: Calgary, Alberta, Canada Website: ucalgary.ca Founded: 1966 Enrollment: 31,000 Faculties: 14 President: Ed McCauley Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology: Penny Werthner Athletic Director: Jason Kerswill Mailing Address: 2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 University of Calgary Men’s Basketball Affiliation: U SPORTS Conference: Canada West (CW) Nickname: Dinos Mascot: Rex School Colours: Red, Gold, Black Athletic Website: goDINOS.com CW Championships: 8 (1966, 1976, 1993, 2004, 2009, 2016, 2018, 2019) U SPORTS Championships: 1 (2018) Media Contact Ben Matchett [email protected] (403) 863-8143 Photo Credits All photos courtesy of David Moll and the University of Calgary archives SCHEDULE, RESULTS & RECORDS EXHIBITION & NON-CONFERENCE (9-9) DATE LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT Saturday, Aug. 11 BN Arena (San José, Costa Rica) vs. San Diego Toreros (NCAA) 64-54 L Monday, Aug. 13 BN Arena (San José, Costa Rica) vs. UTSA Roadrunners (NCAA) 70-69 W Tuesday, Aug. 14 BN Arena (San José, Costa Rica) vs. UTSA Roadrunners (NCAA) 74-68 W Wednesday, Aug. 15 BN Arena (San José, Costa Rica) vs. Maine Black Bears (NCAA) 73-56 W Friday, Aug. 17 BN Arena (San José, Costa Rica) vs. Maine Black Bears (NCAA) 75-70 L (OT) Thursday, Aug. 30 Karlsruhe, Germany at PS Karlsruhe Lions (Pro A) 93-88 L Saturday, Sept. 1 Bamberg, Germany at Baunach Young Pikes (Pro A) 93-80 L Sunday, Sept. 2 Urspring, Germany at Ehingen Urspring (Pro A) 81-53 L Wednesday, Sept. 5 Kirchheim, Germany at VfL Kirchheim Knights (Pro A) 63-55 L Thursday, Sept. 6 Ulm, Germany at Orange Academy (Pro B) 83-63 W Friday, Oct. 12 Oland Centre (Antigonish, NS) at StFX X-Men 101-85 W Saturday, Oct. 13 Homburg Center (Halifax, NS) vs. Saint Mary’s Huskies 91-87 L Sunday, Oct. 14 War Memorial Court (Wolfville, NS) vs. Acadia Axemen 94-71 W Thursday, Dec. 6 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Carroll Fighting Saints (NAIA) 72-54 W Friday, Dec. 7 Edge School (Calgary, AB) vs. Carroll Fighting Saints (NAIA) 85-78 W Friday, Dec. 28 “The Pit” (Costa Mesa, CA) vs. Hope International Royals (NAIA) 84-76 W Saturday, Dec. 29 “The Pit” (Costa Mesa, CA) at Vanguard Lions (NAIA) 60-55 L Monday, Dec. 31 The MacArthur Center (Santa Clarita, CA) vs. The Master’s Mustangs 68-75 L CONFERENCE (20-0) DATE LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT Friday, Oct. 26 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Regina Cougars 91-86 W Saturday, Oct. 27 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Regina Cougars 95-60 W Thursday, Nov. 1 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Alberta Golden Bears 88-77 W Saturday, Nov. 3 Saville Community Sports Centre (Edmonton, AB) at Alberta Golden Bears 74-68 W Friday, Nov. 9 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Saskatchewan Huskies 105-63 W Saturday, Nov. 10 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Saskatchewan Huskies 107-89 W Saturday, Nov. 17 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Victoria Vikes 87-63 W Sunday, Nov. 18 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Victoria Vikes 86-74 W Friday, Nov. 23 Investors Group Athletic Centre (Winnipeg, MB) at Manitoba Bisons 87-59 W Saturday, Nov. 24 Investors Group Athletic Centre (Winnipeg, MB) at Manitoba Bisons 72-55 W Thursday, Nov. 29 1st Choice Savings Centre (Lethbridge, AB) at Lethbridge Pronghorns 91-79 W Saturday, Dec. 1 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Lethbridge Pronghorns 95-90 W Thursday, Jan. 3 Kenyon Court (Calgary, AB) at Mount Royal Cougars 80-61 W Saturday, Jan. 5 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Mount Royal Cougars 91-46 W Friday, Jan. 11 David Atkinson Gym (Edmonton, AB) at MacEwan Griffins 104-72 W Saturday, Jan. 12 David Atkinson Gym (Edmonton, AB) at MacEwan Griffins 102-66 W Friday, Jan. 25 Envision Financial Athletic Centre (Abbotsford, BC) at UFV Cascades 85-51 W Saturday, Jan. 26 Envision Financial Athletic Centre (Abbotsford, BC) at UFV Cascades 69-59 W Friday, Feb. 1 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Thompson Rivers Wolfpack 71-62 W Saturday, Feb. 2 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Thompson Rivers Wolfpack 91-59 W 2019 DINOS MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE SCHEDULE, RESULTS & RECORDS CANADA WEST PLAYOFFS (5-0) DATE LOCATION OPPONENT RESULT Friday, Feb. 15 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 98-57 W Saturday, Feb. 16 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Winnipeg Wesmen 88-75 W Thursday, Feb. 21 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Saskatchewan Huskies 97-63 W Friday, Feb. 22 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. Saskatchewan Huskies 117-77 W Saturday, Mar. 2 Jack Simpson Gym (Calgary, AB) vs. UBC Thunderbirds 90-75 W 2018-19 CANADA WEST STANDINGS STANDINGS (BY RPI) GP W L PF PA RPI Calgary XY 20 20 0 1771 1321 0.702 UBC X 20 17 3 1871 1495 0.601 Alberta X 20 15 5 1696 1450 0.613 Regina X 20 14 6 1734 1606 0.546 UFV X 20 13 7 1588 1517 0.529 Winnipeg X 20 13 7 1835 1696 0.516 Lethbridge X 20 12 8 1896 1605 0.528 Saskatchewan X 20 11 9 1726 1735 0.568 Manitoba X 20 10 10 1518 1553 0.514 Victoria X 20 10 10 1579 1547 0.503 UNBC X 20 9 11 1597 1628 0.492 Mount Royal X 20 8 12 1601 1755 0.445 UBC Okanagan 20 7 13 1411 1748 0.405 Thompson Rivers 20 6 14 1497 1626 0.477 Brandon 20 4 16 1670 1848 0.393 MacEwan 20 1 19 1459 1855 0.349 Trinity Western 20 0 20 1463 1927 0.320 2019 PLAYOFF RESULTS PLAY-IN GAMES MAN 77 @ WPG 92 UNBC 59 @ UFV 67 MRU 83 @ REG 106 VIC 65 @ LET 98 QUARTER-FINALS WPG 57 @ CGY 98 REG 68 @ SASK 99 LET 76 @ ALB 75 UFV 92 @ UBC 79 WPG 75 @ CGY 88 REG 77 @ SASK 97 LET 70 @ ALB 86 UFV 58 @ UBC 85 Calgary wins 2-0 Saskatchewan wins 2-0 LET 68 @ ALB 86 UFV 73 @ UBC 85 Alberta wins 2-1 UBC wins 2-1 SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIP SASK 63 @ CGY 97 UBC 74 @ ALB 62 UBC 75 @ CGY 90 SASK 77 @ CGY 117 UBC 86 @ ALB 92 Calgary wins CW title Calgary wins 2-0 UBC 84 @ ALB 78 UBC wins 2-1 2019 DINOS MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE DINOS AT FINAL 8 PAST U SPORTS FINAL 8 RESULTS DATE HOST OPPONENT CGY PLACING NATIONAL CHAMPS Semifinal: Calgary 83 Carleton 65 1966 Calgary Silver Medal Windsor Final: Windsor 95 Calgary 83 Quarter-final: Laurentian 86 Calgary 81 1976 Dalhousie Consolation semi-final: Concordia 75 Calgary 66 T-7th Place Manitoba Quarter-final: StFX 100 Calgary 74 1979 Calgary T-7th Place Saint Mary’s Consolation semi-final: Winnipeg 107 Calgary 89 Quarter-final: Winnipeg 76 Calgary 72 1980 Calgary T-7th Place Victoria Consolation semi-final: York 88 Calgary 76 Quarter-final: StFX 83 Calgary 80 1993 Halifax (Metro Centre) Consolation semifinal: Calgary 91 Winnipeg 87 5th Place StFx 5th place game: Calgary 89 Brandon 79 Quarter-final: Calgary 74 McMaster 66 2004 Halifax (Metro Centre) T-3rd Place Carleton Semifinal: Carleton 69 Calgary 67 Quarter-final: Calgary 76 Concordia 67 2009 Ottawa (Scotiabank Place) T-3rd Place Carleton Semifinal: UBC 79 Calgary 74 Quarter-final: Calgary 82 Cape Breton 78 2010 Ottawa (Scotiabank Place) T-3rd Place Saskatchewan Semifinal: UBC 77 Calgary 63 Quarter-final: Calgary 72 McGill 69 2016 Vancouver (Doug Mitchell Centre) Semifinal: Calgary 98 Ryerson 87 Silver Medal Carleton Final: Carleton 101 Calgary 79 Quarter-final: Carleton 85 Calgary 68 2017 Halifax (Scotiabank Centre) Consolation Semifinal: Calgary 92 Manitoba 84 5th Place Carleton 5th place game: Calgary 96 Saint Mary’s 65 Quarter-final: Calgary 78 Brock 76 2018 Halifax (Scotiabank Centre) Semifinal: Calgary 65 McGill 43 Gold Medal Calgary Final: Calgary 79 Ryerson 77 OVERALL RESULTS Total appearances 12 (incl. 2019) OPPONENT-BY-OPPONENT RESULTS Consecutive 4 (2016-17-18-19) 2 (1979-80, 2009-10) OPPONENT LAST FACED GP W L Record 13-13 Carleton 2017 4 1 3 FINAL STANDINGS Winnipeg 1993 3 1 2 Gold medal 1 (2018) Concordia 2009 2 1 1 Silver medal 2 (1966, 2016) 3rd place 3 (2004, 2009, 2010) McGill 2018 2 2 0 4th place 0 5th place 2 (1993, 2017) Ryerson 2018 2 2 0 6th place 0 StFX 1993 2 0 2 7th place 3 (1976, 1989, 1980) UBC 2010 2 0 2 Brandon 1993 1 1 0 Brock 2018 1 1 0 Cape Breton 2010 1 1 0 Laurentian 1976 1 0 1 Manitoba 2017 1 1 0 McMaster 2004 1 1 0 Saint Mary’s 2017 1 1 0 Windsor 1966 1 0 1 York 1980 1 0 1 TOTAL 26 13 13 2019 DINOS MEN’S BASKETBALL MEDIA GUIDE DINOS COACHING STAFF DAN VANHOOREN Head Coach 19TH SEASON Dan joined the Dinos in May 2000 and is the seventh men’s basketball head coach at the University of Calgary. Since he took over the program, Vanhooren’s Dinos have made a steady climb into elite status in U SPORTS basketball. In just four years, he took a program that had not enjoyed a winning season in nearly a decade all the way to the conference title and within two points of the national final in 2004. It was Calgary’s first Canada West championship since 1993, and their first-round victory at the Final 8 in Halifax was the Dinos’ first national quarter-final win in 38 years.
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