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CIS Top Ten: X-Women Hockey remain No. 4, X-Men basketball No. 6

CIS Top Ten: X-Women Hockey remain No. 4, X-Men basketball No. 6
February 21, 2012

CIS TOP TEN TUESDAY (#21)
No changes atop national rankings

OTTAWA (CIS) – There are no changes this week at the top of CIS national rankings.

Regina (women’s basketball), Carleton (men’s basketball), Wilfrid Laurier (women’s hockey), UNB (men’s hockey), UBC (women’s swimming), Toronto (men’s swimming), Guelph (women’s track and field), Windsor (men’s track and field), Brock (women’s wrestling) and Concordia (men’s wrestling) all maintain their No. 1 status.

The CIS winter championship season kicks off later this week with the top varsity swimmers in the country competing at the University of Montreal (Feb. 23-25) and CIS’ best wrestlers taking to the mat at Lakehead University (Feb. 24-25) in Thunder Bay, Ont.

In swimming, Calgary hopes to defend both team banners. The Dinos head into the CIS meet ranked second on the women’s side and third in men’s competition.

In wrestling, the Alberta women claimed their first-ever CIS title a year ago, while the Concordia men triumphed for the seventh time in school history. The Pandas go into the national tournament as the second seed behind Brock, while the Stingers are favoured to capture another men’s banner.

In women’s basketball, top-ranked Regina (20-0) defeated No. 3 Saskatchewan 83-72 last Saturday in Saskatoon to finish the regular season with an unblemished record for the first time in program history. The Cougars open the Canada West playoffs at home against Winnipeg (9-11), with the first game of the best-of-three quarter-final series scheduled for Friday night.

In men’s hoops, Carleton dominated Toronto 99-64 and Ryerson 107-64 to end conference play with a perfect 22-0 mark for the second straight year. The Ravens will host an OUA quarter-final on Saturday but will only know their opponents following Wednesday’s opening round.

In women’s hockey, Laurier (25-0-1 / 2-0 playoffs) swept Brock, 4-2 and 5-1, in the opening round of the OUA post-season. The Golden Hawks host Windsor (12-12-2 / 2-0 playoffs) on Wednesday in Game 1 of a best-of-three conference semifinal series.

In men’s hockey, UNB (20-5-3) enjoyed a bye in the first round of the AUS playoffs following its first-place finish in the regular season. The Varsity Reds host No. 9 UPEI (18-10-0 / 2-1 playoffs) on Friday night to kick off their best-of-five semifinal series.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous rankings)

1. Regina (20-0) / 324 pts (27) / (1)
2. Windsor (20-2) / 297 / (2)
3. Saskatchewan (15-5) / 253 / (3)
4. UBC (15-3) / 250 / (4)
5. Carleton (17-5) / 218 / (5)
6. Ottawa (19-3) / 197 / (6)
7. Acadia (15-2) / 162 / (7)
8. Alberta (13-7) / 134 / (8)
9. Fraser Valley (12-6) / 107 / (9)
10. Calgary (14-6) / 77 / (10)
 
Other teams receiving votes: Cape Breton (47), Toronto (28).

MEN’S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous rankings)

1. Carleton (22-0) / 516 pts (44) / (1)
2. Lakehead (20-2) / 473 / (2)
3. Saskatchewan (16-4) / 430 / (3)
4. Fraser Valley (13-5) / 381 / (4)
5. Victoria (14-4) / 328 / (6)
6. StFX (15-4) / 279 / (8)
7. UBC (13-5) / 256 / (5)
8. Alberta (14-6) / 200 / (9)
9. McMaster (17-5) / 182 / (T10)
10. Wilfrid Laurier (16-6) / 108 / (7)

Other teams receiving votes: Concordia (107), Windsor (14).

WOMEN’S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (votes) / (previous rankings)

1. Laurier (25-0-1 / 2-0 playoffs) / (1)
2. McGill (18-1-1) / (2)
3. Calgary (20-4-0 / 2-0 playoffs) / (3)
4. StFX (19-4-0) / (4)
5. Alberta (14-3-7 / 2-0 playoffs) / (6)
6. Moncton (16-5-1) / (5)
7. Guelph (18-6-2 / 0-2 playoffs) / (7)
8. Montreal (13-5-2) / (9)
9. Saskatchewan (16-6-2 / 0-2 playoffs) / (8)
10. York (13-12-1 / 2-1 playoffs) / (NR)

MEN’S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous rankings)

1. UNB (20-5-3) / 167 pts (15) / (1)
2. McGill (22-4-2 / 2-0 playoffs) / 143 (2) / (2)
3. Manitoba (20-5-3) / 125 / (4)
4. Western (21-4-3 / 2-0 playoffs) / 112 / (3)
5. Alberta (20-6-2) / 110 / (5)
6. Saint Mary’s (18-7-3) / 91 / (6)
7. Saskatchewan (19-6-3) / 67 / (7)
8. Moncton (18-9-1 / 2-1 playoffs) / 39 / (8)
9. UPEI (18-10-0 / 2-1 playoffs) / 36 / (9)
10. UQTR (19-7-2 / 2-1 playoffs) / 20 / (10)

Other teams receiving votes: Lakehead (13), Ottawa (5), Acadia (4), Calgary (2), Carleton (1).

WOMEN’S SWIMMING
(points) / (previous rankings)

1. UBC 606 pts / (1)
2. Calgary 518 / (2)
3. Toronto 358 / (3)
4. Laval 239 / (4)
5. Western 232 / (5)
6. Alberta 149 / (6)
7. Dalhousie 140 / (7)
8. Ottawa 97 / (T8)
9. McMaster 95 / (T8)
10. Guelph 83 / (10)

MEN’S SWIMMING
(points) / (previous rankings)

1. Toronto 455 pts / (1)
2. UBC 334 / (2)
3. Calgary 319 / (3)
4. Dalhousie 315 / (4)
5. McMaster 300 / (6)
6. Alberta 299 / (5)
7. Western 160 / (7)
8. McGill 154 / (8)
9. Guelph 153 / (9)
10. Laval 144 / (10)

WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
(points) / (previous rankings)

1. Guelph 84.5 pts / (1)
2. Windsor 75.5 / (2)
3. Western 63.5 / (3)
4. Toronto 59 / (4)
5. Saskatchewan 55.5 / (5)
6. Calgary 45.5 / (6)
7. York 41 / (8)
8. Alberta 38.5 / (7)
9. McMaster 36 / (9)
10. Sherbrooke 29 / (NR)

MEN’S TRACK & FIELD
(points) / (previous rankings)

1. Windsor 125 pts / (1)
2. Guelph 88 / (2)
3. Ottawa 73.5 / (4)
4. York 72.5 / (3)
5. Western 64.5 / (5)
6. Sherbrooke 39 / (6)
7. Laval 36.5 / (T7)
8. Toronto 33 / (T7)
9. Saskatchewan 26.5 / (9)
10. Dalhousie 26 / (NR)

WOMEN’S WRESTLING
(previous rankings)

1. Brock (1)
2. Alberta (2)
3. Saskatchewan (3)
4. Guelph (4)
5. Lakehead (5)
6. Calgary (6)
7. Western (7)
8. Concordia (8)
9. Regina (9)
10. Memorial (10)

MEN’S WRESTLING
(previous rankings)

1. Concordia (1)
2. Alberta (2)
T3. Regina (T3)
T3. McMaster (T3)
5. Western (5)
6. Guelph (6)
7. Brock (7)
8. Saskatchewan (8)
9. UNB (9)
10. Lakehead (10)

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