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Final Results Final Results Overall Results Summary Team Academic Athletic Spirit Total Score (45%) (30%) (25%) (100%) Laval 37.48 28.39 22.13 88.00 Alberta 36.59 21.42 19.87 77.88 Schulich 36.53 17.67 19.70 73.90 Ivey 29.31 23.03 16.98 69.32 Rotman 35.18 13.37 19.74 68.29 UQÀM 25.43 19.82 21.17 66.42 DeGroote 27.52 18.22 18.59 64.33 McGill 19.89 28.39 14.64 62.92 Odette 21.86 17.68 16.21 55.75 Ottawa 20.25 14.46 19.10 53.81 Laurier 19.83 17.67 15.91 53.41 Sobey 16.35 12.31 17.16 45.82 Queen's 10.07 17.67 16.94 44.68 Dalhousie** 19.84 9.24 8.33 37.41 Cape Breton** 2.23 - 10.92 13.15 ** Teams were unable to compete in all competitions due to low enrollment. Results By Competition Academic: Strategic Management Case Competition (45%) Team Pool Round 1 Finals Position Points Ottawa 2 67.25 72.33 1 20.25 Laval 3 72.75 70.67 2 19.00 Schulich 4 50.25 69.67 3 17.72 Ivey 1 64.00 66.33 4 16.45 UQAM 3 70.50 5 15.19 Alberta 2 60.50 6 13.92 Sobey 1 51.75 7 12.66 Rotman 4 40.00 8 11.39 Odette 2 60.25 9 10.13 Team Canada 3 55.75 10 8.86 DeGroote 1 42.75 11 7.59 Laurier 4 31.50 12 6.33 Dalhousie 3 47.00 13 5.06 Queen's 2 50.50 14 3.80 McGill 1 36.25 15 2.53 Cape Breton 4 20.50 16 1.27 Results By Competition Academic: Marketing Case Competition (30%) Team Pool Round 1 PositionPoints DeGroote 2 68.33 1 13.50 Rotman 4 66.33 2 12.54 Dalhousie 1 62.88 3 11.57 Alberta 1 56.25 4 10.61 Laval 3 55.33 5 9.64 Laurier 2 53.67 6 8.68 Odette 2 52.33 7 7.71 McGill 4 51.33 8 6.75 Schulich 2 50.67 9 5.79 Ivey 3 47.33 10 4.82 Queen's 1 45.50 11 3.86 Sobey 4 40.33 12 2.89 UQAM 3 39.67 13 1.23 Cape Breton 1 36.75 14 0.96 Results By Competition Academic: Debate Competition (25%) Team Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Finals Position Points Rotman 481 190 155 154 1 11.25 Team Canada 455 166 155 146 2 10.45 Schulich 493 155 145 3* 9.64 Laval 463 160 145 4* 8.84 Ivey 452 145 5 8.04 McGill 467 140 6 7.23 DeGroote 488 134 7 6.43 UQAM 461 110 8 5.63 Laurier 439 9 4.82 Odette 432 10 4.02 Dalhousie 425 11 3.21 Queen's 424 12 2.41 Alberta 412 13 1.61 Sobey 408 14 0.80 * Third Place was determined by higher overall score from first three rounds. Results By Competition Athletic Competition (30%) Ultimate Team Frisbee Soccer Volleyball Basketball Position Points Laval 7.50 7.50 5.89 7.50 1* 28.39 McGill 7.50 7.50 5.89 7.50 2* 28.39 Ivey 7.50 2.14 5.89 7.50 3 23.03 Alberta 2.14 5.89 5.89 7.50 4 21.42 UQAM 3.75 5.89 5.89 4.29 5 19.82 DeGroote 2.68 3.75 7.50 4.29 6 18.22 Odette 3.75 7.50 2.14 4.29 7 17.68 Schulich 5.89 2.68 3.21 5.89 8 17.67 Laurier 5.89 3.75 2.14 5.89 8 17.67 Queen's 2.14 5.89 7.50 2.14 8 17.67 Ottawa 2.14 5.89 2.14 4.29 11 14.46 Rotman 5.89 2.14 3.21 2.14 12 13.38 Sobey 5.89 2.14 2.14 2.14 13 12.31 Dalhousie 1.74 - 7.50 - 14 9.24 * First Place was determined by higher sportsmanship from all athletic competitions. Results By Competition Spirit Competition (25%) University Charitable Mystery Flag/Anthem Stock General Team Points Presentation Contribution Challenge Competition Exchange spirit Laval 2.33 2.50 1.88 3.25 3.46 8.71 22.13 UQAM 0.67 2.50 3.75 2.75 3.75 7.75 21.17 Alberta 2.17 2.50 1.61 3.75 1.15 8.69 19.87 Rotman 1.83 2.50 3.48 1.00 2.60 8.33 19.74 Schulich 2.00 2.50 2.95 3.00 0.58 8.67 19.70 Ottawa 0.33 2.50 2.68 2.50 3.17 7.92 19.10 DeGroote 1.00 2.50 2.14 1.75 2.89 8.31 18.59 Sobey 2.50 2.50 1.34 2.00 1.16 7.66 17.16 Ivey 1.33 2.50 3.21 0.75 1.73 7.46 16.98 Queen's 1.50 2.50 0.00 3.50 2.02 7.42 16.94 Odette 1.67 2.50 2.41 0.25 1.44 7.94 16.21 Laurier 1.17 2.50 0.00 2.25 2.31 7.68 15.91 McGill 0.50 2.50 1.07 1.50 0.87 8.20 14.64 Cape Breton* 0.17 2.50 - 1.25 - 7.00 10.92 Dalhousie* 0.83 2.50 - 0.50 - 4.50 8.33 * Team unable to compete in all competitions due to low enrollment Results By Team Université Laval Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 19.00 Marketing Case Study 9.64 Debate Competition 8.84 Total 37.48 Athletic (30%) Basketball 7.50 Soccer 7.50 Ultimate Frisbee 7.50 Volleyball 5.89 Total 28.39 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.71 MBA Games Stock exchange 3.46 Flag Competition 3.25 Mystery Challenge 1.88 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 2.33 Total 22.13 Total Overall Score 88.00 Results By Team University of Alberta Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 13.92 Marketing Case Study 10.61 Debate Competition 10.45 Total 36.59 Athletic (30%) Basketball 7.50 Soccer 5.89 Ultimate Frisbee 2.14 Volleyball 5.89 Total 21.42 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.69 MBA Games Stock exchange 1.16 Flag Competition 3.75 Mystery Challenge 1.61 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 2.17 Total 19.87 Total Overall Score 77.88 Results By Team Schulich School of Business Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 17.72 Marketing Case Study 5.79 Debate Competition 9.64 Total 36.53 Athletic (30%) Basketball 5.89 Soccer 2.68 Ultimate Frisbee 5.89 Volleyball 3.21 Total 17.67 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.67 MBA Games Stock exchange 0.58 Flag Competition 3.00 Mystery Challenge 2.95 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 2.00 Total 19.70 Total Overall Score 73.89 Results By Team Richard Ivey School of Business Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 16.45 Marketing Case Study 4.82 Debate Competition 8.04 Total 29.31 Athletic (30%) Basketball 7.50 Soccer 2.14 Ultimate Frisbee 7.50 Volleyball 5.89 Total 23.03 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.46 MBA Games Stock exchange 1.73 Flag Competition 0.75 Mystery Challenge 3.21 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 1.33 Total 16.98 Total Overall Score 69.32 Results By Team Rotman School of Management Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 11.39 Marketing Case Study 12.54 Debate Competition 11.25 Total 35.18 Athletic (30%) Basketball 2.14 Soccer 2.14 Ultimate Frisbee 5.89 Volleyball 3.21 Total 13.38 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.33 MBA Games Stock exchange 2.60 Flag Competition 1.00 Mystery Challenge 3.48 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 1.83 Total 19.74 Total Overall Score 68.30 Results By Team Université du Québec à Montréal Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 15.19 Marketing Case Study 1.23 Debate Competition 5.63 Total 25.43 Athletic (30%) Basketball 4.29 Soccer 5.89 Ultimate Frisbee 3.75 Volleyball 5.89 Total 19.82 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.75 MBA Games Stock exchange 3.75 Flag Competition 2.75 Mystery Challenge 3.75 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 0.67 Total 21.17 Total Overall Score 66.41 Results By Team DeGroote School of Business Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 7.59 Marketing Case Study 13.50 Debate Competition 6.43 Total 27.52 Athletic (30%) Basketball 4.29 Soccer 3.75 Ultimate Frisbee 2.68 Volleyball 7.50 Total 18.22 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.31 MBA Games Stock exchange 2.89 Flag Competition 1.75 Mystery Challenge 2.14 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 1.00 Total 18.59 Total Overall Score 64.33 Results By Team McGill University Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 2.53 Marketing Case Study 6.75 Debate Competition 7.23 Total 19.89 Athletic (30%) Basketball 7.50 Soccer 7.50 Ultimate Frisbee 7.50 Volleyball 5.89 Total 28.39 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 8.21 MBA Games Stock exchange 0.87 Flag Competition 1.50 Mystery Challenge 1.07 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 0.50 Total 14.64 Total Overall Score 62.92 Results By Team Odette School of Business Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 10.13 Marketing Case Study 7.71 Debate Competition 4.02 Total 21.86 Athletic (30%) Basketball 4.29 Soccer 7.50 Ultimate Frisbee 3.75 Volleyball 2.14 Total 17.68 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.94 MBA Games Stock exchange 1.44 Flag Competition 0.25 Mystery Challenge 2.41 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 1.67 Total 16.21 Total Overall Score 55.75 Results By Team University of Ottawa Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 20.25 Marketing Case Study - Debate Competition - Total 20.25 Athletic (30%) Basketball 4.29 Soccer 5.89 Ultimate Frisbee 2.14 Volleyball 2.14 Total 14.46 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.92 MBA Games Stock exchange 3.17 Flag Competition 2.50 Mystery Challenge 2.68 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 0.33 Total 19.10 Total Overall Score 53.81 Results By Team Wilfrid Laurier University Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 6.33 Marketing Case Study 8.68 Debate Competition 4.82 Total 19.83 Athletic (30%) Basketball 2.14 Soccer 5.89 Ultimate Frisbee 2.14 Volleyball 7.50 Total 17.67 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.69 MBA Games Stock exchange 2.31 Flag Competition 2.25 Mystery Challenge 0.00 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 1.17 Total 15.91 Total Overall Score 53.41 Results By Team Sobey School of Business Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 12.66 Marketing Case Study 2.89 Debate Competition 0.80 Total 16.35 Athletic (30%) Basketball 2.14 Soccer 2.14 Ultimate Frisbee 5.89 Volleyball 2.14 Total 12.31 Spirit (25%) General team Spirit 7.67 MBA Games Stock exchange 1.16 Flag Competition 2.00 Mystery Challenge 1.34 Charitable Contribution to the community 2.50 Presentation of the Universities 2.50 Total 17.16 Total Overall Score 45.82 Results By Team Queen’s School of Management Academic (45%) Strategic Management Case Study 3.80
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