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Team Scores Mens Team Scores Mens Team Abbr Score 1 BU 90.0 Brock Badgers 2 CU 62.0 Concordia Stingers 3 UOAB 48.0 Alberta Golden Bears 4 UOFG 35.0 Guelph Gryphons 5 UFV 32.0 Fraser Valley Cascades 6 UOFS 29.0 Saskatchewan Huskies 7 MU 28.0 McMaster Marauders 8 UOFR 26.0 Regina Cougars 9 UOFC 21.0 Calgary Dinos 10 LU 17.0 Lakehead Thunderwolves 11 Algoma Thunderbirds ALGO 9.0 12 WU 8.0 Western Mustangs 13 UNB 4.0 UNB Varsity Reds 14 Memorial MUM 4.0 15 Queen`s Golden Gaels QUEE 4.0 16 Alberta Pandas PAND 0.0 17 York Lions YORK 0.0 Team Scores Women Team Abbr Score 1 BU 72.0 Brock Badgers 2 Alberta Pandas PAND 36.0 3 UOFC 30.0 Calgary Dinos 4 CU 29.0 Concordia Stingers 5 UOFR 25.0 Regina Cougars 6 UOFS 24.0 Saskatchewan Huskies 7 UOFG 16.0 Guelph Gryphons 8 LU 16.0 Lakehead Thunderwolves 9 York Lions YORK 11.0 10 MU 8.0 McMaster Marauders 11 UFV 8.0 Fraser Valley Cascades 12 WU 7.0 Western Mustangs 13 UNB 5.0 UNB Varsity Reds 14 Algoma Thunderbirds ALGO 4.0 15 UOAB 0.0 Alberta Golden Bears 16 Memorial MUM 0.0 17 Queen`s Golden Gaels QUEE 0.0 Men - 54 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Parker McBride of Fraser Valley Cascades • 2nd Place - Jordan Wong of Alberta Golden Bears • 3rd Place - Kieran Akhtar of Saskatchewan Huskies • 4th Place - Vidran Thanarajah of McMaster Marauders • 5th Place - Kingston Wong of Brock Badgers • 6th Place - Brody Collison of Algoma Thunderbirds Men - 57 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Sam Jagas of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Melvin Arciaga of Alberta Golden Bears • 3rd Place - Marco Palermo of Lakehead Thunderwolves • 4th Place - Oren Fumanov of Guelph Gryphons • 5th Place - Cam Hicks of Calgary Dinos • 6th Place - Remington Tschetter of Saskatchewan Huskies Men - 61 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Ligrit Sadiku of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Josh Bodnarchuk of Saskatchewan Huskies • 3rd Place - Elvir Uzunovic of Guelph Gryphons • 4th Place - Jacob Torres of Fraser Valley Cascades • 5th Place - Dylan McLean of Concordia Stingers • 6th Place - Kevin Leatherdale of Lakehead Thunderwolves • 7th Place - Joshua Zimroz of Regina Cougars Men - 65 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Vincent DeMarinis of Concordia Stingers • 2nd Place - Lucas Hoffert of Regina Cougars • 3rd Place - Mizam Tamaradze of Brock Badgers • 4th Place - Brendan McKeage of Calgary Dinos • 5th Place - Peter Shannon of Queen`s Golden Gaels • 6th Place - Connor Quinton of McMaster Marauders • 7th Place - Devan Larkin of Alberta Golden Bears Men - 68 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Francis Carter of Concordia Stingers • 2nd Place - Matt Jagas of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Bryce Davis of Algoma Thunderbirds • 4th Place - Gurpreet Ghuman of McMaster Marauders • 5th Place - Miles Kent of Alberta Golden Bears • 6th Place - Jon Risto of Saskatchewan Huskies • 7th Place - Nathen Schmidt of Regina Cougars Men - 72 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Cruiz Manning of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Alexander Chaves of Guelph Gryphons • 3rd Place - Guseyn Ruslanzada of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Callum McNeice of Calgary Dinos • 5th Place - Karan Dhillon of Fraser Valley Cascades • 6th Place - Caleb Rutner of Western Mustangs • 7th Place - Marcus Peterson of Alberta Golden Bears Men - 76 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Tyler Rowe of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Aidan McKeage of Alberta Golden Bears • 3rd Place - Ben Zahra of McMaster Marauders • 4th Place - Brayden Ambo of Western Mustangs • 5th Place - Aaron Orszak of Concordia Stingers • 6th Place - De`Andre Williams of Fraser Valley Cascades • 7th Place - Matthew Vilain of UNB Varsity Reds • 8th Place - John Fayad of Calgary Dinos Men - 82 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Nicholas Goleniec of Alberta Golden Bears • 2nd Place - Ty Bridgewater of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Samuel Barmish of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Daniel Humphrey of Guelph Gryphons • 5th Place - Peter Shirley of McMaster Marauders • 6th Place - Peter Jones of Calgary Dinos • 7th Place - Noah Bertholet of Saskatchewan Huskies Men - 90 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Clayton Pye of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Jacob Luczak of Lakehead Thunderwolves • 3rd Place - Alex Moore of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Hunter Lee of Saskatchewan Huskies • 5th Place - Clayton Brinker of Alberta Golden Bears • 6th Place - Simon Chaves of Guelph Gryphons • 7th Place - Gentrit Sadiku of UNB Varsity Reds • 8th Place - Adam Hendrickson of Regina Cougars Men - 100 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Jordie Steen of Concordia Stingers • 2nd Place - Waylon Decoteau of Regina Cougars • 3rd Place - Ignatius Pitt of Brock Badgers • 4th Place - Job Reinhart of Guelph Gryphons • 5th Place - Dennis Sutton of Memorial • 6th Place - Baldwin Asala of Calgary Dinos • 7th Place - Justin Ramgotra of Alberta Golden Bears • 8th Place - Scott MacLellan of McMaster Marauders Men - 120 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Brad Hildenbrandt of Fraser Valley Cascades • 2nd Place - Richard DesChatelets of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Frederick Choquette of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Jordan Tholl of Regina Cougars • 5th Place - Ameen Aghamirian of McMaster Marauders • 6th Place - Gabriel Laplante of Guelph Gryphons • 7th Place - Kalin Langford of Saskatchewan Huskies Women - 48 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Alex Schell of Saskatchewan Huskies • 2nd Place - Samantha Romano of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Caileen Corbett of Alberta Pandas • 4th Place - Cassandra Rufenach of McMaster Marauders • 5th Place - Tina Trombley of Regina Cougars • 6th Place - Christine Grafe of Western Mustangs Women - 51 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Kristina McLaren of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Jessica Bershatsky of Lakehead Thunderwolves • 3rd Place - Jade Dufour of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Grace Chambers of Calgary Dinos • 5th Place - Amber Wiebe of Regina Cougars • 6th Place - Kaelan Findley of Alberta Pandas Women - 55 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Emily Schaefer of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Chelsey Sicard of Guelph Gryphons • 4th Place - Laryssa Barry of Saskatchewan Huskies • 5th Place - Ferris Sandboe of Alberta Pandas • 6th Place - Jenna Leslie of McMaster Marauders • 7th Place - Kaya Dube Snow of Concordia Stingers Women - 59 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Hannah Taylor of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Alexandria Town of York Lions • 3rd Place - Laurence Beauregard of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Krystin Paquette of Alberta Pandas • 5th Place - Miki Rowbottom of Regina Cougars • 6th Place - Mackenzie Alexson of Saskatchewan Huskies • 7th Place - Hannah Little of Guelph Gryphons Women - 63 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Jessica Brouillette of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Ana Godinez of Fraser Valley Cascades • 3rd Place - Haley Heffel of Alberta Pandas • 4th Place - Cristina Corecencova of Concordia Stingers • 5th Place - Natasha Doroodian of Algoma Thunderbirds • 6th Place - Michalia Walls of Western Mustangs • 7th Place - Berit Johnson of Saskatchewan Huskies Women - 67 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Temitope Ogunjimi of Calgary Dinos • 2nd Place - Indira Moores of Brock Badgers • 3rd Place - Amanda Savard of Concordia Stingers • 4th Place - Jasmine Thebeau of UNB Varsity Reds • 5th Place - Megan Fendelet of Alberta Pandas • 6th Place - Casey Turner of Lakehead Thunderwolves • 7th Place - Rachel Evans of Regina Cougars • 8th Place - Olivia Cirillo of Western Mustangs Women - 72 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Skylar Grote of Brock Badgers • 2nd Place - Brandy Perry of Alberta Pandas • 3rd Place - Inga Hammer of Regina Cougars • 4th Place - Sydney Summach of Calgary Dinos • 5th Place - Genevieve Lamarche of Concordia Stingers • 6th Place - Christelle Lans of York Lions • 7th Place - Ashley Gravelle of Lakehead Thunderwolves Women - 82 Guaranteed Places • 1st Place - Erin Geddie of Calgary Dinos • 2nd Place - Gracelynn Doogan of Guelph Gryphons • 3rd Place - Darrion Sterling of Brock Badgers • 4th Place - Jessica Rabet of Regina Cougars • 5th Place - Taylor Follensbee of Saskatchewan Huskies • 6th Place - Kara Nixon of Lakehead Thunderwolves .
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