2011-12 Varsity Blues Men's Basketball Preseason Media Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Team Directory......................................................Page 3Schedule......................................................Page 5

Coaching Staff......................................................Page 6Season Preview....................................................Page 9 Player Profi les....................................................Page 10

2010-11 Year in Review....................................................Page 19Record Manual....................................................Page 23

Founded.......................................................1827Enrollment......................... 77,288 (66,611 full-time)

President............................................David Naylor Director of Athletics...................................................Beth Ali

Number of Intercollegiate Teams..........................................44 (26 sports)Conference Affi liation.............Ontario University Athletics (OUA)

National Affi liation.........Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS)Venue....................................Sports Gym (800)

Colours...................................Navy Blue & WhiteMascot......................................True Blue Beaver

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QUICK FACTS

TEAM DIRECTORY

Beth Ali.....................................Director of [email protected]

Melissa Krist.....................Manager, Intercollegiate [email protected]

Mary Beth Challoner.......Manager, Events & [email protected]

Mike Katz............Varsity Blues Men’s Basketball Head [email protected]

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Date Opponent Location Time/Result

11/11/2011 University of Waterloo Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

11/12/2011 Wilfrid Laurier University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

11/18/2011 Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

11/19/2011 University of Guelph Guelph, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

11/25/2011 University of Western Ontario Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

11/26/2011 University of Windsor Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

12/2/2011 McMaster University Hamilton, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

12/3/2011 Brock University St. Catharines, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

1/6/2012 Royal Military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

1/7/2012 Queen’s University Kingston, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

1/13/2012 University of Ottawa Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

1/14/2012 Carleton University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

1/18/2012 Ryerson University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

1/20/2012 Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

1/21/2012 York University Toronto, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

1/27/2012 Queen’s University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

1/28/2012 Royal Military College of Canada Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

2/3/2012 Ryerson University Toronto, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

2/10/2012 Laurentian University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

2/11/2012 York University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym 8:00 p.m.

2/17/2012 Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

2/18/2012 University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario 8:00 p.m.

2011-12 SCHEDULE

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6 V A R S I T Y B L U E S

Coaching Staff

Prior to joining the Varsity Blues, Katz led the Humber College men’s basketball team for 19 seasons (503-175 overall record). During that time, he led the Hawks to the Final Four every year, winning seven provincial championships and fi ve national titles while also producing seven All-Canadian players. Katz is also a four-time OCAA coach of the year and a three-time CCAA coach of the year award winner and was inducted into the Humber Varsity “Hall of Fame” in 2004.

Katz is also the assistant coach of the Canadian national basketball squad, and took part in the 2000 Olympic Games and World Championships in 1993 and 2002. In 1997, he guided Canada’s team at the World University Games in Sicily to a silver medal. Katz was also the head coach of the Ontario provincial team from 1986 to 1989, capturing one gold and one silver medal.

Katz was named both OUA and CIS coach of the year in the 2007-08 season.

MIKE KATZHead Coach

University of Toronto Coaching Record University of Toronto Coaching Record

Season Reg Season Playoffs Ex/Tourney OverallSeason Reg Season Playoffs Ex/Tourney Overall

2010-11 14-8 0-1 8-4 22-132010-11 14-8 0-1 8-4 22-13

2009-10 12-10 0-1 9-3 21-142009-10 12-10 0-1 9-3 21-14

2008-09 15-7 1-1 6-6 22-142008-09 15-7 1-1 6-6 22-14

2007-08 17-5 0-1 10-8 27-142007-08 17-5 0-1 10-8 27-14

2006-07 15-7 1-1 10-3 26-112006-07 15-7 1-1 10-3 26-11

2005-06 16-6 0-1 7-6 23-132005-06 16-6 0-1 7-6 23-13

2004-05 9-13 1-1 7-3 17-172004-05 9-13 1-1 7-3 17-17

TOTAL 98-56 3-7 56-33 157-96TOTAL 98-56 3-7 56-33 157-96

Humber College (1983-2004): Overall 455-156Humber College (1983-2004): Overall 455-156

7 B A S K E T B A L L

Prior to coaching the Blues in 2005-06, Dilena spent seven years as the men’s basketball head coach at Seneca College.

Known as a tireless recruiter and exceptional motivator, Dilena teamed up with Mike Katz for the second time, having worked with him from 1988 to 1995 at Humber College where their combined efforts resulted in four national championships.

Dilena is a graduate of York University and teaches physical education at Dante Alighieri Academy.

RICK DILENAAssociate Head Coach

Coaching Staff

Former Blues captain and most

valuable player, Michael De Giorgio

joined the Blues bench following

up his graduation. De Giorgio, a

2007-08 OUA fi rst team all-star, was

instrumental in helping the team

achieve their unprecedented No. 5

national ranking in his fi nal season.

An academic all-Canadian, he averaged 30.7 minutes per

game and was ranked third in the OUA and CIS in assists-

per-game (7.23) in 2007-08.

MIKE DE GIORGIO

A three-time OUA all-star during his

fi ve-year career, Rob Paris joined the

Varsity Blues coaching staff fresh

after graduation in 2010-11. In his

fi nal year, he led the Blues with 15.63

points per game and recorded his

1000th career point on January 23,

2010 against the York Lions. In that

same game, Paris established a new Blues regular season

single-game scoring record, with 46 points.

ROB PARISAssistant CoachAssistant Coach

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SEASON PREVIEW

With the loss of only one player to graduation last year, the Varsity Blues men’s basketball team are poised and ready to challenge the top teams in the CIS in 2011-12.

“We are looking forward to building on our performance last year after fi nishing second in our division,” said associated head coach Rick Dilena. “We return four starters and have several key bench players ready to step in and shoulder a heavier load. We are excited about the young guys we have on our team and are looking forward to having a good start to the season.”

Three of those four returning starters are forwards Andrew Wasik, Drazen Glisic and Alex Hill. Both Wasik and Glisic enter their fi fth-and-fi nal year of eligibility and look to go out on top.

A 2010-11 OUA fi rst team all-star, Wasik led the team in rebounding, while also ranking among the top three Blues in points and assists last season.

Glisic, a 6-foot-6 forward from Sarajevo, is a precision player while also bringing a big presence on the fl oor. An OUA second team all-star last season, Glisic ranked third in the province with a 55.7 fi eld goal percentage and also tallied a team-high 20 blocks on the year.

Hill enters his second season in the Blue and White after transferring from the Cornell Big Red last season. The 6-foot-5 forward and Toronto native led the team averaging 15 points per game in 2010-11.

With the loss of starting guard Anthony De Giorgio, fi fth-year veteran and three-point specialist Justin Holmes will be relied on to control the fl ow this season. The Toronto native averaged 11.2 points per game and ranked fi fth in the OUA with 52 three-pointers in 2010-11.

The Blues welcome forwards Laszlo Schuetz and Denis Ankrah, as well as guard Ryan Robinet to their 2011-12 line-up.

A native of Munich, Laszlo Schuetz played two years with the Langara College and won the 2009 city championship as a member of Kitsilano Secondary School in Vancouver.

A member of the under-19 division II OBA championship team, Denis Ankrah was the Silverthorn Collegiate most valuable player in 2010.

A three-year member of the Hillsdale College Chargers in Michigan, Ryan Robinet joins the Blues roster with two years of eligibility remaining. The Windsor, Ont., native excels both on and off the court as he earned academic all-conference honours from 2009-11 at Hillsdale.

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Player Profi les

BEN

GARVIN1212

FORWARD 6-3 ELIG: 4

Sacred Heart S.S. • Holland Landing, Ont.

Commerce

High School: Named most valuable player of boy’s basketball team…Won the fair play award at OFSAA in 2007 and the graduating senior award at OFSAA in 2008.Varsity: 2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 5.5 points per contest...scored a season-high 17 points versus RMC on Jan. 21.2009-10: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 12.6 minutes per game...recorded 106 points total and 4.6 points per game...scored a career-high 20 points and eight rebounds versus RMC on Feb. 5.2008-09: Dressed for 17 games...averaged 7.5 minutes per game...averaged 2.4 points per game...won a Tannenbaum scholarship.

BEN GARVIN SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

BEN GARVIN CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 339 15.4 45/100 45.0 18/48 37.5 38/50 76.0 180 8.2 16 46 62 2.8 14 26 12 13 02009-10 22 276 12.6 42/87 48.3 7/18 38.9 15/20 75.0 106 4.8 15 26 41 1.9 8 29 21 10 0 2008-09 17 127 7.5 17/36 47.2 3/6 50.0 3/4 75.0 40 2.4 8 14 22 1.3 4 14 2 2 1 TOTAL 39 403 10.3 59/123 47.9 10/24 41.6 18/24 75.0 146 3.74 23 40 63 1.6 12 43 23 12 1

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 1 15 15 1/4 25.0 1/1 100 0/0 0 3 3 1 1 22009-10 1 6 6 1/3 33.3 0/1 0 0/0 0 2 2 1 1 22008-09 2 5 2.5 1/1 100 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 1 1 1 2TOTAL 3 11 3.6 2/4 50.0 0/1 0 0/0 0 4 1.3 2 2 4

Points20, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Rebounds8, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Assists2, many times (last vs. Laurentian, Jan. 29, 2011)

Steals3, two times (last at Windsor, Nov. 12, 2010)

Field Goals9, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts15, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Free Throws3, two times (last: at Ryerson, Feb. 17, 2010)

Free Throw Attempts6, vs RMC (January 21, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals2, many times (last at Laurentian, Jan. 29, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts5, vs. York (January 28, 2011)

Minutes Played29, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)

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Player Profi les

DRAZEN

GLISIC3333

FORWARD 6-6 ELIG: 5

Northview Heights S.S. • Sarajevo, BIH

Physical Education & Health

High School: Named athlete of the year in grade 12…most valuable player of boy’s basketball team. Varsity: 2010-11: Played in 20 games...ranked third on the team averaging 13 points per game...second on the team and ninth in the province with 7.6 boards per game...led the team with 20 blocks...ranked third in the OUA with a 55.7 fi eld goal percentage...recorded a career-high 22 points vs Brock (Nov. 12) and vs Laurentian (Jan. 29)...recorded a season-high 15 boards at Waterloo on Nov. 26...named an OUA second team all-star.

DRAZEN GLISIC SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

DRAZEN GLISIC CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 20 638 31.9 113/203 55.7 1/3 33.3 32/54 59.3 259 13.0 50 102 152 7.6 49 45 33 12 202009-10 22 688 31.3 82/141 58.2 0/1 0.0 15/29 51.7 179 8.1 61 115 176 8.0 34 59 30 24 252008-09 22 451 20.5 45/74 60.8 0/2 0.0 34/39 87.2 124 5.6 30 75 105 4.8 25 38 28 23 212007-08 16 143 8.9 20/27 74.1 0/0 0.0 7/9 77.8 47 2.9 7 14 21 1.3 6 9 6 6 6TOTAL 80 1920 24.0 260/445 58.4 1/6 16.0 88/131 67.2 609 7.6 148 306 454 5.7 114 151 97 65 72

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 1 29 29 3/5 60 0/0 0 2/2 100 8 8 4 4 8 8 1 1 1 1 22009-10 1 38 38 5/10 50 0/0 0 1/3 33.3 11 11 3 3 6 6 3 0 2 1 12008-09 2 27 13.5 6/7 85.7 0/0 0 4/4 100 16 8 2 4 6 3 1 1 0 1 1TOTAL 4 94 23.5 14/22 63.3 0/0 0 7/9 77.7 35 8.8 9 11 20 5 5 2 3 3 4

Points22, two times (last: vs Laurentian, Jan. 29, 2011)

Rebounds17, at Brock (November 20, 2009)

Assists6, two times (last: vs. Guelph, Nov. 20, 2010)

Steals4, many times (last: vs. Ryerson, Feb. 20, 2010)

Field Goals9, many times (last: at Waterloo, Nov. 26, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts17, at Ottawa (January 7, 2011)

Free Throws8, at Ottawa (January 10, 2009)

Free Throw Attempts9, at Ottawa (January 10, 2009)

Three-Point Field Goals1, at Ottawa (January 7, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts1, many times (last: vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Minutes Played38, many times (last: at Ottawa, Jan. 7, 2011)

2009-10: Played in all 22 games...averaged 31.3 minutes per game...led the team and was ranked second in the OUA with a 58.2 fi eld goal percentage...led the team and fi nished ranked sixth in the conference averaging eight rebounds per game...averaged 8.1 points per game...led the team with 25 blocks...recorded a season-high 17 points versus Laurier on Nov. 6 and 17 rebounds at Brock on Nov. 20...played a season-high 38 minutes at McMaster on Nov. 13...won the Dr. Ronald Sternberg award of merit. 2008-09: Played in all 22 games...averaged 20.5 minutes per game...led the team with a 60.8 fi eld goal percentage and 87.2 free throw percentage...averaged 5.6 points per game and 4.8 rebounds per game...led the team with 23 steals...won the basketball award of merit.2007-08: Played in 16 games…averaged 8.9 minutes per game…ranked fi rst in FG percentage.


Player Profi les

ALEX

HILL2222

FORWARD 6-5 ELIG: 3

Eastern Commerce C.I. • Toronto, Ont.


High School: led the basketball team in scoring as a senior on a team that featured three Division I prospects, averaging 14.0 points and 3.0 rebounds...was an all-Ontario Academic team selection and was named a top fi ve small forward in Ontario by Hoop-La Canada...was a member of Eastern Commerce team that won the Ontario silver medal at the OFSAA championships in 2007.Club: Won gold medals at the U15 and U17 national championships and also played on the Toronto Mission team that won the prestigious 2007 international junior invitational in Milan, Italy.Previous post-secondary: Played one season with the Cornell Big Red.Varsity:2010-11: Played in all 22 games...led the team with 15 points per game...ranked second on the team with 22 steals...recorded a season-high 27 points vs Guelph on Nov. 20...tallied a season-high 10 rebounds vs. Brock (Nov. 19) and vs. Laurentian (Jan. 29).

ALEX HILL SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

ALEX HILL CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 616 28.0 104/212 49.1 49/119 41.2 72/99 72.7 329 15.0 20 79 99 4.5 38 43 45 22 5

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 1 25 25 5/13 38.5 3/6 50.0 4/5 80 17 17 0 2 2 2 0 1 2 0 0

Points27, vs. Guelph (November 20, 2011)

Rebounds10, two times (last: vs. Laurentian, Jan. 29, 2011)

Assists4, two times (last vs. York, Jan. 28, 2011)

Steals4, at Ottawa (January 7, 2011)

Field Goals9, two times (last: vs. Guelph, Nov. 20, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts15, at Western (November 13, 2010)

Free Throws7, two times (last: vs. RMC, Jan. 21, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts11, at Windsor (November 12, 2010)

Three-Point Field Goals5, two times (last vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts9, two times (last: vs. Queen’s, Jan. 22, 2011)

Minutes Played37, at Laurier (November 27, 2010)

Personal: Father, Sam, played basketball for the Varsity Blues and was an OUA all-star in 1985-86...mother, Pam, was a member of the Varsity Blues track and fi eld team and was the Canadian national triple jump champion in 1987.


Player Profi les

JUSTIN

HOLMES3131

GUARD 5-11 ELIG: 5

Jarvis C.I. • Toronto, Ont.

Geography

High School: Named athlete of the year in grade 12. Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 11.2 points per game...recorded a season-high 22 points at Laurier (Nov. 27) and at Ryerson (Jan. 26). 2009-10: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 12.9 minutes and 4.4 points per game...played a season-high 26 minutes versus Carleton on Jan. 26...scored a season-high 18 points at RMC on Jan. 9.2008-09: Dressed for 18 games...averaged 7.4 minutes and 4.4 points per game.

JUSTIN HOLMES SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

JUSTIN HOLMES CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 572 26.0 88/198 44.4 52/140 37.1 18/33 54.6 246 11.2 16 51 67 3.1 37 40 18 13 12009-10 22 283 12.9 35/99 35.4 19/71 26.8 8/11 72.7 97 4.4 10 29 39 1.8 28 19 15 11 02008-09 18 134 7.4 27/59 45.8 21/44 47.7 4/8 50.0 79 4.4 2 13 15 0.8 12 5 8 2 12007-08 12 64 5.3 6/16 37.5 1/8 12.5 6/7 85.7 19 1.6 1 8 9 0.8 2 4 4 2 1TOTAL 74 1053 14.2 156/372 41.9 93/263 35.3 36/59 61.0 441 5.9 29 101 130 1.8 79 68 45 28 3

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 1 18 18 0/5 0 0/4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 02009-10 1 10 10 1/4 25 0/3 0 0/0 0 2 2 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 1 02008-09 2 11 5.5 1/4 25 0/2 0 0/0 0 2 1 0 1 1 0.5 1 1 2 0 0TOTAL 4 39 9.8 2/13 15.3 0/9 0 0/0 0 4 1.3 0 2 2 0.6 4 3 2 1 0

Points22, two times (last: vs Laurentian, Jan. 29, 2011)

Rebounds17, at Brock (November 20, 2009)

Assists6, two times (last: vs. Guelph, Nov. 20, 2010)


Field Goals9, many times (last: at Waterloo, Nov. 26, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts17, at Ottawa (January 7, 2011)

Free Throws8, at Ottawa (January 10, 2009)

Free Throw Attempts9, at Ottawa (January 10, 2009)

Three-Point Field Goals1, at Ottawa (January 7, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts1, many times (last: vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Minutes Played38, many times (last: at Ottawa, Jan. 7, 2011)

Personal: Volunteers as the camp director with the East York basketball association...is the co-founder and co-director of Play for a Cause.


Player Profi les

ARUN

KUMAR3434

GUARD 6-0 ELIG: 4

Sir Allen MacNab H.S. • Hamilton, Ont.

Sociology

High School: Named athlete of the year in grades nine and 10…Four-time most valuable player on the boy’s basketball team. Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games...averaged 8.9 points per game...ranked third on the team with 54 assists...recorded a career-high 29 points vs RMC on Jan. 21. 2009-10: Dressed for 12 games...averaged 4.3 minutes per game...recorded 26 points...scored a career-high nine points versus RMC on Feb. 5.Personal: Mother, Usha, played college basketball in India…Arun volunteered for the Canadian Blood Services.

ARUN KUMAR SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

Points29, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Rebounds7, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Assists6, vs. Guelph (November 20, 2010)

Steals5, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)

Field Goals10, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts13, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Free Throws4, two times (last: at Laurentian, Jan. 15, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts5, at Carleton (January 8, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals9, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts12, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Minutes Played25, at Western (November 13, 2010)

DAKOTA

LAURIN3434

GUARD 6-4 ELIG: 3

Western Canada H.S. • Calgary, Alta.

Arts & Science

High School: Named the most valuable player on the boy’s basketball team. Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for 17 games...recorded 18 points. 2009-10: Dressed for 20 games...averaged 8.4 minutes per game...recorded 36 points and 26 rebounds...scored a seaon-high 11 points versus RMC on Jan. 9...played a season-high 26 minutes versus Carleton on Jan. 26.

DAKOTA LAURIN SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

Points11, two times (last: vs. RMC, Feb. 5, 2010)

Rebounds8, vs. RMC (January 21, 2011)

Assists4, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Steals2, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Field Goals5, at RMC (January 9, 2010)

Field Goal Attempts10, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Free Throws3, at Carleton (January 29, 2010)

Free Throw Attempts3, at Carleton (January 29, 2010)

Three-Point Field Goals1, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Three-Point Attempts2, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)

Minutes Played25, vs. RMC (February 5, 2010)


Player Profi les

SEAN

NICKEL2121

FORWARD 6-5 ELIG: 5

Cameron Heights H.S. • Kitchener, Ont.

OISE

Varsity:2010-11: Dressed for all 22 games... averaged six points per game... recorded a season-high 14 points at Laurentian (Jan. 15) and at RMC (Feb. 5). Previous post-secondary: Played for the St. FX X-Men...is a two-time CIS academic all-Canadian...also played for Fleming College where he was named the most dedicated player...was selected as an OCCA three-point contest participant.Personal: Is a personal support work at Ray of Hope and Youth 180...volunteers at the Albany Avenue Basketball Association.

SEAN NICKEL SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

Points14, two times (last: at RMC, Feb. 5, 2011)

Rebounds8, vs. Queen’s (January 22, 2011)

Assists3, at Carleton (January 8, 2011)

Steals2, at Ryerson (January 26, 2011)

Field Goals7, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts12, at RMC (February 5, 2011)

Free Throws4, many times (last: at Ryerson, Jan. 26, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts5, two times (last: at Laurentian, Jan. 15, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals2, twice (last: vs. Ottawa, Feb. 12, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts4, two times (last: vs. Queen’s, Jan. 22, 2011)

Minutes Played23, two times (last: at Ryerson, Jan. 26, 2011)

ADAM

PLUMMER1313

FORWARD 6-4 ELIG: 2

Pine Ridge S.S. • Ajax, Ont.


High School: Named athlete of the year in 2007...won the basketball award in 2008 and 2010.Varsity:2010-11: Saw action in nine games, recording 15 points on the year.Personal: Volunteered with the Hahan shoe drive in 2009-10.

MATT

SAVEL33

GUARD 6-0 ELIG: 2

St. Jean de Brebeuf S.S. • Oakville, Ont.

History

Varsity: 2010-11: Played four games before being sidelined due to injury.Personal: Mother played basketball at Laurentian.


Player Profi les

ANDREW

WASIK1010

FORWARD 6-7 ELIG: 5

Burnaby North S.S. • Burnaby, B.C.

Arts & Science

High School: Graduated from Burnaby North S.S. with the B.C. provincial examination scholarship…Awarded the HSBC basketball scholarship of excellence as well as the Cliff Ave. United soccer scholarship in 2002…Won the regional championships in 2000 with the boy’s basketball team and was named the most valuable player of the team. Varsity: 2010-11: Played in all 22 games... ranked second on the team with 14.5 points per game... led the team with 7.9 rebounds per game...

ANDREW WASIK SINGLE GAME CAREER HIGHS

ANDREW WASIK CAREER STATISTICSRegular Season GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 22 633 28.8 121/227 53.3 2/3 66.7 76/111 68.5 320 14.6 56 117 173 7.9 51 65 39 12 22009-10 22 479 21.8 58/134 43.3 2/5 40.0 20/28 71.4 138 6.3 33 67 100 4.6 46 59 30 14 6 2008-09 21 203 9.7 23/68 33.8 0/2 0.0 7/18 38.9 53 2.5 30 28 58 2.8 14 32 13 4 32007-08 20 351 17.6 54/102 52.9 0/2 0.0 7/22 31.8 115 5.8 26 67 93 4.7 21 36 17 7 11TOTAL 85 1644 19.3 252/531 47.5 4/12 33.3 110/17961.4 626 7.36 145 179 424 4.98 132 192 99 37 22

Playoffs GP Min MPG FG 3P FG FT Pts PPG Reb RPG Ast PF To Stl Blk M/A % M/A % M/A % O D Tot 2010-11 1 36 36 2/5 40 0/1 0 1/2 50 5 5 4 8 12 12 4 5 2 0 02009-10 1 8 8 0/3 0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 0 0 2 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 2008-09 2 6 3 1/2 50 0/0 0 1/2 50 3 1.5 1 0 1 0.5 0 1 1 0 02007-08 1 16 8 1/2 50 0/0 0 0/0 0 2 2 0 2 2 2 0 2 1 0 0 TOTAL 5 66 13.2 4/12 33.3 0/1 0 2/4 50 10 2 5 12 17 3.4 4 10 5 0 0

Points26, two times (last: at Queen’s, Feb. 4, 2011)

Rebounds16, at Waterloo (November 26, 2010)

Assists6, vs. Queen’s (February 6, 2010)


Field Goals11, at Queen’s (Feb. 4, 2011)

Field Goal Attempts16, at Queen’s (Feb. 4, 2011)

Free Throws10, at Laurentian (January 15, 2011)

Free Throw Attempts10, at Laurentian (January 15, 2011)

Three-Point Field Goals1, many times (last vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Three-Point Attempts1, many times (last vs. Carleton, Feb. 11, 2011)

Minutes Played38, at Queen’s (February 4, 2011)

ranked third on the team with 51 assists...recorded a career-high 26 points at Laurentian on Jan. 15 and at Queen’s on Feb. 4....taliied a season-high 16 rebounds at Waterloo on Nov. 26... named an OUA fi rst team all-star. 2009-10: Played in 22 games...averaged 21.8 minutes per game...averaged 6.3 points and 4.6 boards per game... ranked third on the team with 46 assists...Scored a season-high 14 points versus Laurentian on Feb. 13...recorded a season-high 15 rebounds at York on Jan. 23...won the fi rst annual Bluesy award2008-09: Played in 21 games...averaged 9.7 minutes per game.2007-08: Played 20 games…averaged 17.6 minutes per game…led the team in FG percentage…third on the team in offensive rebounds. Personal: Mother, Pia, was a national champion with the UBC women’s basketball team from 1971-74 and also played for the Canadian women’s basketball team…Andrew was a volunteer coach with Burnaby North senior boy’s basketball team from 2004-06.


New additions to the Team

DENNIS

ANKRAH2020

FORWARD 6-5 ELIG: 1

Silverthorn C.I. • Etobicoke, Ont.


High School: Name the co-MVP of the basketball team in 2010...named a tournament all-star at the Jarvis invitational in 2010 and the Brampton Centennial Winter Classic in 2009.

RYAN

ROBINET4040

GUARD 6-1 ELIG: 4

Jay Harcarufka H.S. • Windsor, Ont.

MMPA

High School: Made the Windsor city all-star team in grade 10...selected as a membre of Team Michigan AAU.Previous post-secondary: was a three-year member of the Hillsdale College Chargers in Michigan...earned academic all-conference honours from 2009-11....won the UPS/McCabe academic scholarship.DYLAN

CHURCHILL44

GUARD 6-1 ELIG: 2

All Saints H.S. • Ottawa, Ont.

Criminology

ANDREW

MWANGI3232

FORWARD 6-1 ELIG: 1

Resurrection C.H.S. • Kitchener, Ont.

Engineering

High School: Named the junior athlete of the year in 2009-10...named the Wildhawks tournament most valuable player...named the district 8 (CWOSSA) most valuable player in 2010.

LASZLO

SCHUETZ1111

FORWARD 6-5 ELIG: 3

Kitsilano S.S. • Munich, Russia

Social Science

High School: Won the 2009 city championship as a member of Kitsilano Secondary School in Vancouver and was named a conference all-star.Previous post-secondary: Played two years with the Langara College in Vancouver

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2010-11 VARSITY BLUES \ \ \ \

YEAR IN REVIEWThe Varsity Blues men’s basketball team fi nished their 2010-11 regular season with a 14-8 record, giving them their highest ranking in the competitive OUA East division since 2007-08.

The men fi nished second behind the undefeated Carleton Ravens and had a hot start to the season, winning seven of their fi rst 10 contests.

The Blues then strung together fi ve consecutive victories from January 26 to February 5 to earn themselves a bye through the fi rst round of the OUA playoffs.

Toronto was also ranked among the top 10 teams in the CIS from November 16 to January 18, peaking as the No. 9 seed in the country.

The Blues ended the season on a four-game losing streak and were upset by the third-place Ottawa Gee-Gees in the OUA quarter-fi nals.

Fourth-year veterans Andrew Wasik and Drazen Glisic were named fi rst and second team OUA all-stars, respectively. Wasik recorded seven double-doubles for the Blues, while Glisic ranked third in the conference with a 55.7 fi eld goal percentage.


2010-11 Year in Review

2010-11 MEN’S BASKETBALL RESULTS

Overall League Pct. Home Away 23-13 14-8 .636 7-4 7-4

Regular SeasonDate Opponent Location Result11/5/2010 Lakehead University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 87-72 11/6/2010 McMaster University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 93-90 (OT) 11/12/2010 University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario L 69-81 11/13/2010 University of Western Ontario London, Ontario W 92-64 11/19/2010 Brock University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 96-86 11/20/2010 University of Guelph Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 86-70 11/26/2010 University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ontario W 89-74 11/27/2010 Wilfrid Laurier University Waterloo, Ontario L 85-94 1/7/2011 University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario W 77-73 1/8/2011 Carleton University Ottawa, Ontario L 73-93 1/14/2011 York University Toronto, Ontario L 74-88 1/15/2011 Laurentian University Sudbury, Ontario W 94-82 1/21/2011 Royal Military College of Canada Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 117-44 1/22/2011 Queen’s University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym L 66-80 1/26/2011 Ryerson University Toronto, Ontario W 82-80 1/28/2011 York University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 71-58 1/29/2011 Laurentian University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 89-86 2/4/2011 Queen’s University Kingston, Ontario W 87-82 2/5/2011 Royal Military College of Canada Kingston, Ontario W 94-48 2/11/2011 Carleton University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym L 75-102 2/12/2011 University of Ottawa Athletic Centre - Sports Gym L 71-94 2/18/2011 Ryerson University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym L 77-80

Playoffs2/26/2011 University of Ottawa (OUA Quarter-Final) Athletic Centre - Sports Gym L 60-85

Exhibition/Tournaments10/8/2010 X-Guelph Phoenix Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 119-110 (OT) 10/14/2010 X-University of Regina Estevan, Saskatchewan W 100-79 10/15/2010 X-University of Regina Regina, Saskatchewan L 83-90 Jack Donahue Tournament10/22/2010 University of Ottawa Ottawa, Ontario L 55-66 10/23/2010 Universite du Quebec a Montreal Ottawa, Ontario W 94-88 10/24/2010 St. FX Ottawa, Ontario W 77-73 10/29/2010 X-Bishop’s University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 96-89 10/30/2010 X-McGill University Athletic Centre - Sports Gym W 84-7212/21/2010 X-Houghton College (N.Y.) Amherst, N.Y. W 69-53 12/22/2010 X-Daemen College Amherst, NY L 55-75 Ryerson National Invitational Tournament12/28/2010 Mohawk Mountaineers Toronto, Ontario W 101-60 12/29/2010 Walsh University (Ohio) Toronto, Ontario L 77-85 12/30/2010 University of New Brunswick Toronto, Ontario W 84-83


2010-11 Year in Review

2010-11 AROUND THE OUAFINAL STANDINGS

East Team GP W L PF PA PTS Carleton 22 22 0 2016 1341 44Toronto 22 14 8 1844 1721 28Ottawa 22 11 11 1730 1552 22Ryerson 22 11 11 1748 1752 22York 22 10 12 1688 1727 20Laurentian 22 7 15 1649 1767 14Queen’s 22 6 16 1509 1625 12RMC 22 0 22 1021 2164 0

WestTeam GP W L PF PA PTSLakehead 22 17 5 1658 1477 34Windsor 22 16 6 1828 1641 32Laurier 22 13 9 1892 1744 26McMaster 22 11 11 1759 1671 22Western 22 11 11 1643 1635 22Brock 22 9 13 1688 1704 18Guelph 22 9 13 1645 1743 18Waterloo 22 9 13 1749 1803 18

2010-11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSNo. Name gp min fg pct 3pt pct ft pct off def reb rpg pf ast to stl blk pts ppg03 A. DeGiorgio 22 706 55-156 35.3 32-87 36.8 38-50 76.0 11 49 60 2.7 49 107 59 24 2 180 8.2 4 T. Manherz-Dennis 11 53 5-13 38.5 1-5 20.0 1-2 50.0 1 3 4 0.4 4 2 1 3 0 12 1.1 10 A. Wasik 22 637 121-227 53.3 2-3 66.7 76-111 68.5 56 117 173 7.9 65 51 39 12 2 320 14.5 11 M. Savel 4 20 2-6 33.3 2-5 40.0 0-0 - 0 1 1 0.2 1 1 3 0 0 6 1.5 12 B. Garvin 22 338 45-100 45.0 18-48 37.5 14-19 73.7 16 46 62 2.8 26 14 12 13 0 122 5.5 13 A. Plummer 9 42 6-12 50.0 0-0 - 3-9 33.3 1 2 3 0.3 4 2 1 1 1 15 1.7 21 S. Nickel 22 325 49-108 45.4 9-34 26.5 25-30 83.3 16 45 61 2.8 33 19 11 7 4 132 6.0 22 A. Hill 22 619 104-212 49.1 49-119 41.2 72-99 72.7 20 79 99 4.5 43 38 45 22 5 329 15.0 23 D. Laurin 17 106 8-14 57.1 0-1 0.0 2-3 66.7 5 13 18 1.1 9 6 8 2 1 18 1.1 31 J. Holmes 22 573 88-198 44.4 52-140 37.1 18-33 54.5 16 51 67 3.0 40 37 18 13 1 246 11.2 33 D. Glisic 20 639 113-203 55.7 1-3 33.3 32-54 59.3 50 102 152 7.6 45 49 33 12 20 259 13.0 34 A. Kumar 22 370 66-156 42.3 41-105 39.0 22-29 75.9 4 29 33 1.5 23 54 25 22 1 195 8.9 40 E. Toby 8 29 4-11 36.4 0-0 - 2-2 100 0 7 7 0.9 6 2 2 0 3 10 1.2

Date Opponent Score fg pct 3pt pct ft pct off def reb ast to stl blk pf pts 5-Nov vs. Lakehead W, 87-72 29-58 50 9-21 42.9 20-25 80 10 28 38 19 9 4 3 16 876-Nov vs. McMaster W, 93-90 32-67 47.8 15-31 48.4 14-23 60.9 16 28 44 16 17 10 1 20 9312-Nov at Windsor L, 81-69 26-67 38.8 8-36 22.2 9-15 60 14 24 38 13 17 12 3 15 6913-Nov at Western W, 92-64 35-64 54.7 14-30 46.7 8-10 80 2 30 32 28 17 14 4 17 9219-Nov vs. Brock W, 96-86 31-61 50.8 5-18 27.8 29-35 82.9 14 34 48 22 11 6 2 12 9620-Nov vs. Guelph W, 86-70 34-67 50.7 11-25 44 7-12 58.3 7 33 40 19 5 4 1 16 8626-Nov at Waterloo W, 89-74 31-66 47 10-26 38.5 17-30 56.7 15 31 46 16 22 6 2 17 8927-Nov at Laurier L, 94-85 30-60 50 8-26 30.8 17-24 70.8 4 26 30 21 12 3 1 19 857-Jan at Ottawa W, 77-73 32-68 47.1 6-14 42.9 7-13 53.8 11 30 41 14 14 5 4 11 778-Jan at Carleton L, 93-73 26-61 42.6 7-27 25.9 14-23 60.9 9 21 30 13 12 2 1 20 7314-Jan at York L, 88-74 28-65 43.1 11-27 40.7 7-10 70 11 18 29 15 17 3 1 16 7415-Jan at Laurentian W, 94-82 31-65 47.7 9-19 47.4 23-29 79.3 9 24 33 15 12 7 2 22 9421-Jan vs. RMC W, 117-44 43-75 57.3 14-32 43.8 17-24 70.8 12 35 47 18 2 12 4 10 11722-Jan vs. Queen’s L, 80-66 19-63 30.2 11-33 33.3 17-26 65.4 11 27 38 13 12 9 1 16 6626-Jan at Ryerson W, 82-80 29-71 40.8 13-39 33.3 11-16 68.8 14 26 40 13 12 5 4 21 8228-Jan vs. York W, 71-58 30-75 40 8-26 30.8 3-4 75 13 25 38 22 5 9 2 13 7129-Jan vs. Laurentian W, 89-86 30-52 57.7 4-11 36.4 25-35 71.4 12 29 41 23 13 3 1 16 894-Feb at Queen’s W, 87-82 33-59 55.9 6-14 42.9 15-22 68.2 5 18 23 18 17 3 0 15 875-Feb at RMC W, 94-48 40-70 57.1 6-16 37.5 8-14 57.1 12 35 47 12 5 4 0 9 9411-Feb vs. Carleton L, 102-75 25-63 39.7 12-27 44.4 13-15 86.7 11 23 34 21 12 3 1 15 7512-Feb vs. Ottawa L, 94-71 24-56 42.9 10-24 41.7 13-21 61.9 6 17 23 15 10 3 1 16 7118-Feb vs. Ryerson L, 80-77 28-63 44.4 10-28 35.7 11-15 73.3 9 23 32 16 14 4 1 16 77

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VARSITY BLUES \ \ \ \ \ \ \

RECORD MANUALThe University of Toronto Varsity Blues

men’s basketball team captured the

inaugural Ontario men’s intercollegiate

championship in 1908-09. Nearly a century

later, the Varsity Blues continue to chase

the province’s top men’s basketball prize.

U of T has collected the conference crown

14 times, second-best in the OUA, and last

brought home the Wilson Cup in 1995. In

1996, the Varsity Blues were the OUA East

champions and Wilson Cup fi nalists.

Along with team accolades, Varsity Blues

basketball also regularly attracts some of

the top high school student-athletes both

from Ontario and nationwide. Since 1985,

50 Varsity Blues have been named OUA

all-stars, including former standouts Eddy

Meguerian, Rob Wilson and Fred Murrell

who also earned all-Canadian honours.

In the past 15 years, a number of Varsity

Blues have spent time with the Canadian

National team including Meguerian, Wilson,

Mark Harvey and Jason Dressler.

The Varsity Blues have also been to the

post-season 14 times in the past 19 years,

including three straight trips to the ‘Final

Eight’, the Canadian Interuniversity Sport

(CIS) championship, from 1995 to 1997.

As part of the Varsity Blues family, men’s

basketball is one of 44 men’s and women’s

teams in 26 sports offered by U of T. The

breadth of the Varsity Blues experience

and legacy are unmatched at a Canadian

university.

In 2004-05 the Varsity Blues welcomed

new head coach Mike Katz, who brings a

wealth of experience and past success from

his time at Humber College and with the

Canadian National Team. Since then, under

Katz’s and his staff’s leadership, the Blues

have fi nished in the top three the past fi ve

seasons in the OUA East conference, with a

combined league record of 84-48 and three

playoff victories. In addition, Katz earned

2007-08 OUA and CIS coach of the year

honours.

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CHAMPIONSHIPS & AWARD WINNERS

OUA East First Team All-Stars 2010-11 - Andrew Wasik2009-10 - Nick Magalas2007-08 - Michael DeGiorgio, Rob Paris2006-07 - Ben Katz2005-06 - Mike Williams1999-00 - Jon Reid

OUAA East First Team All-Stars1996-97 - Eddy Meguerian1995-96 - Eddy Meguerian, Carl Swantee1994-95 - Eddy Meguerian1993-94 - Carl Swantee1992-93 - Scott Bleue1991-92 - Rob Wilson*1990-91 - Rob Wilson*1988-89 - Mark Harvey, Nick Saul, Rob Wilson*1987-88 - Mike Forestell, Mark Harvey, Fred Murrell1986-87 - Sam Hill1985-86 - Roger Rollocks1984-85 - Fred Murrell1983-84 - Roger Rollocks

OUA East All-Rookie Team2005-06 - Nick Magalas, Nick Snow2003-04 - Michael DeGiorgio1998-99 - Matt Sturgeon

OUA East Second Team All-Stars2010-11 - Drazen Glisic2009-10 - Rob Paris2008-09 – Rob Paris, Nick Magalas 2006-07 - Mike Williams 2004-05 - Kenny Hilborn, Mike Williams2003-04 - Kenny Hilborn2001-02 - Tom Grochmal 2000-01 - Tom Grochmal1998-99 - Reid Beckett, Vidac Curic1997-98 - Vidac Curic

OUAA East Second Team All-Stars1996-97 - Jason Dressler, Jason Gopaul1995-96 - Jason Dressler1994-95 - Jason Dressler, Carl Swantee1991-92 - Linas Balaisis*1990-91 - Gunars Balodis, Scott Bleue*1989-90 - Mark Harvey1986-87 - John Karpis1985-86 - Wayne Shaw1984-85 - Ranald Davidson, Roger Rollocks1983-84 - Ranald Davidson1981-82 - Bill Pangos1980-81 - Bill Pangos1979-80 - Tony Braunstein, Bill Pangos1978-79 - Randy Cook1977-78 - Randy Cook1976-77 - Doug Fox1974-75 - Glenn Scott1973-74 - Randy Filinski1972-73 - Dave Watt1971-72 - Dave Watt

OUA Championships (WILSON CUP) 1995, 1958, 1940, 1939, 1937, 1935, 1929, 1928, 1925, 1921, 1920, 1913, 1911, 1909

OUA East Coach of the Year2007-08 - Mike Katz1995-96 - Ken Olynyk1994-95 - Ken Olynyk1988-89 - Gib Champman1987-88 - Gib Champman1986-87 - Gib Champman

OUA East Defensive Player of the Year 2006-07 - Mike Williams2005-06 - Mike Williams

CIS Coach of the Year 2007-08 - Mike Katz1994-95 - Ken Olynyk

CIS All-Canadians 1996-97 - Eddy Meguerian 1991-92 - Rob Wilson 1987-88 - Fred Murrell

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Coaching Records (since 1925)Head Coach Seasons Record PlayoffsJ.E. McCutcheon 1925-33(8) 26-22 N/ALew Hayman 1933-35 (2) 8-4 N/AWarren Stevens 1935-40 (5) 22-8 N/AH.L. Dilworth 1945-46 (1) 3-3 N/AC.J. McNair 1946-47 (1) 3-3 N/AR.P. Masterson 1947-55 (8) 38-24 N/AJohn McManus 1955-83 (28) 174-152 2-8Brian Heaney 1983-86 (3) 25-17 3-5Gib Chapman 1986-89 (3) 35-7 7-6Ken Olynyk 1989-02 (13) 128-92 14-16Mike Dodig 2002-03 (1) 6-16 DNQSherwyn Benn 2003-04 (1) 6-16 0-1Mike Katz 2004-Present (7) 98-56 3-7

VARSITY BLUES AT THE CIS CHAMPIONSHIP (Since 1962)

Appearances GP W L PCT 1st Appearance Last Appearance6 12 3 9 .250 1986-87 1996-97

1996-97Quarter-Final - Brandon 83, Toronto 76Consolation Semifi nal - Guelph 79, Toronto 72

1995-96Quarter-Final - Toronto 78 Dalhousie 71Semifi nal - Brandon 70, Toronto 62

1994-95Quarter-Final - Toronto 92, McMaster 87Semifi nal - Concordia 75, Toronto 65

1989-90Quarter-Final - Guelph 73, Toronto 66Consolation Semifi nal - Brandon 95, Toronto 83

1988-89Quarter-Final - Toronto 89, Western 78Semifi nal - Brandon 85, Toronto 73

1986-87Quarter-Final - Winnipeg 80, Toronto 78Consolation Semifi nal - Western 74, Toronto 63

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YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS, 1907 TO DATEMBB Reg. Season Playoff Season W L Standing W L Coach1907-08 2 2 T-1st 1908-09 4 0 1st 1909-10 1910-11 4 0 1911-12 2 2 1912-13 4 0 1st 1913-14 3 1 1914-15 2 2 1915-19 WAR YEARS - NO LEAGUE PLAY1919-20 3 1 T-1st 1 0 1920-21 4 0 1st 1921-22 2 2 1922-23 2 2 H.D. Logan 1923-24 3 1 D.G. Gill 1924-25 5 1 Glen R. Smith1925-26 3 3 Smith or McCutcheon1926-27 3 3 J.E. McCutcheon1927-28 6 0 1st J.E. McCutcheon1928-29 5 1 1st J.E. McCutcheon1929-30 2 4 J.E. McCutcheon1930-31 2 4 J.E. McCutcheon1931-32 2 4 J.E. McCutcheon1932-33 3 3 J.E. McCutcheon1933-34 3 3 Lew Hayman1934-35 5 1 Lew Hayman1935-36 4 2 Warren Stevens1936-37 6 0 1st Warren Stevens1937-38 4 2 Warren Stevens1938-39 4 2 T-1st Warren Stevens1939-40 4 2 Warren Stevens1940-45 WAR YEARS - NO LEAGUE PLAY1945-46 3 3 2nd H.L. Dilworth1946-47 3 3 2nd C.J. McNair1947-48 4 2 2nd R.P. Masterson1948-49 4 2 2nd R.P. Masterson1949-50 1 5 4th R.P. Masterson1950-51 4 2 2nd R.P. Masterson1951-52 5 3 T-2nd R.P. Masterson1952-53 8 2 2nd R.P. Masterson1953-54 6 4 3rd R.P. Masterson1954-55 6 4 T-3rd R.P. Masterson1955-56 7 3 2nd John McManus1956-57 5 5 4th John McManus1957-58 9 1 1st John McManus1958-59 5 5 3rd John McManus1959-60 5 5 3rd John McManus1960-61 9 3 2nd John McManus1961-62 6 8 4th John McManus1962-63 7 5 3rd John McManus1963-64 7 5 3rd John McManus

Reg. Seasonn PlayoffSeason W L Standing W L Coach1964-65 9 3 2nd John McManus1965-66 6 4 3rd West 1 1 John McManus1966-67 6 4 3rd West 1 1 John McManus1967-68 4 6 4th West 0 0 John McManus1968-69 5 5 T-2nd West 0 1 John McManus1969-70 1 9 6th West 0 0 John McManus1970-71 0 10 6th West 0 0 John McManus1971-72 5 7 6th East 0 0 John McManus1972-73 6 6 4th East 0 0 John McManus1973-74 12 2 2nd East 0 1 John McManus1974-75 7 7 4th East 0 1 John McManus1975-76 7 7 5th East 0 0 John McManus1976-77 6 8 5th East 0 0 John McManus1977-78 5 7 5th East 0 0 John McManus1978-79 7 5 3rd East 0 1 John McManus1979-80 7 5 3rd East 0 1 John McManus1980-81 6 6 4th East 0 1 John McManus1981-82 8 4 3rd East 0 1 John McManus1982-83 7 7 5th East 0 0 John McManus1983-84 6 8 5th East 0 0 Brian Heaney1984-85 10 4 2nd East 1 3 Brian Heaney1985-86 9 5 3rd East 2 2 Brian Heaney1986-87 8 4 2nd East 2 3 Gib Chapman1987-88 10 2 1st East 1 1 Gib Chapman1988-89 17 1 1st E-Cent 4 2 Gib Chapman1989-90 13 5 1st E-Cent 2 3 Ken Olynyk1990-91 10 5 2nd E-Cent 1 2 Ken Olynyk1991-92 11 4 1st E-Cent 2 2 Ken Olynyk1992-93 5 7 4th East 1 1 Ken Olynyk1993-94 8 4 3rd East 0 1 Ken Olynyk1994-95 9 3 1st East 4 1 Ken Olynyk1995-96 10 2 1st East 3 2 Ken Olynyk1996-97 15 5 2nd East 1 3 Ken Olynyk1997-98 9 11 5th East 0 0 Ken Olynyk1998-99 9 11 6th East 0 0 Ken Olynyk1999-00 6 14 6th East 0 0 Ken Olynyk2000-01 13 9 5th East 0 0 Ken Olynyk2001-02 10 12 4th East 0 1 Ken Olynyk2002-03 6 16 7th East 0 0 Mike Dodig2003-04 6 16 6th East 0 1 Sherwyn Benn2004-05 9 13 5th East 1 1 Mike Katz2005-06 16 6 3rd East 0 1 Mike Katz2006-07 15 7 3rd East 1 1 Mike Katz2007-08 17 5 2nd East 0 1 Mike Katz2008-09 15 7 3rd East 1 1 Mike Katz2009-10 12 10 3rd East 0 1 Mike Katz2010-11 14 8 2nd East 0 1 Mike Katz


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ALL-TIME GAME RESULTS, 1945 TO DATE Points Date Opponent Var Opp H/A W/L

1907-08 25-Jan Queen’s 31 32 A L 3-Feb McGill 24 20 H W 8-Feb McGill 20 35 A L 22-Feb Queen’s 27 16 H W

1908-09 22-Jan McGill 32 16 H W 29-Jan Queen’s 26 24 A W 12-Feb McGill 27 18 A W 20-Feb Queen’s 28 18 H W

1909-10 21-Jan Queen’s 29 36 A L 19-Feb Queen’s 24 23 H W 26-Feb McGill 20 34 A L McGill H 1910-11 14-Jan Queen’s 41 12 A W 20-Jan McGill 43 19 H W 10-Feb McGill 38 37 A W 18-Feb Queen’s 49 25 H W

1911-12 19-Jan McGill 30 21 H W 26-Jan Queen’s 39 41 A L 3-Feb Queen’s 54 16 H W 16-Feb McGill 22 35 A L

1912-13 10-Jan Queen’s 50 40 A W 24-Jan McGill 46 33 H W 31-Jan McGill 27 20 A W 7-Feb Queen’s 47 33 H W

1913-14 23-Jan McGill 22 13 H W 30-Jan Queen’s 23 19 A W 6-Feb Queen’s 40 18 H W 14-Feb McGill 18 23 A L

1914-15 29-Jan McGill 14 16 H L 5-Feb Queen’s 28 16 A W 18-Feb McGill 16 21 A L 26-Feb Queen’s 48 18 H W

1919-20 31-Jan McGill 20 21 A L 7-Feb Queen’s 26 18 H W 21-Feb McGill 34 23 H W 27-Feb Queen’s 39 21 A W 6-Mar McGill 30 22 A W OU-Ch

1920-21 29-Jan Queen’s 38 17 H W 5-Feb McGill 38 18 A W 19-Feb Queen’s 42 19 A W 26-Feb McGill 35 29 H W

1921-22 28-Jan McGill 38 13 H W 21-Jan Queen’s 47 17 H W 11-Feb Queen’s 26 35 A L 18-Feb McGill 37 38 A L

1922-23 20-Jan Queen’s 39 16 H W 27-Jan McGill 32 26 A W 10-Feb Queen’s 24 30 A L 17-Feb McGill 20 27 H L

1923-24 12-Jan McGill 33 25 A W 19-Jan Queen’s 44 24 H W 2-Feb McGill 35 25 H W 8-Feb Queen’s 16 20 A L

1924-25 23-Jan McGill 38 34 A W 24-Jan Queen’s 25 26 A L 31-Jan Western 26 17 A W 7-Feb McGill 19 17 H W 14-Feb Queen’s 40 21 H W 18-Feb Western 27 22 H W

1925-26 22-Jan McGill 32 21 H W 29-Jan McGill 28 30 A L 30-Jan Queen’s 30 31 A W 5-Feb Western 28 22 H W 13-Feb Queen’s 18 19 H L 26-Feb Western 28 40 A L

1926-27 21-Jan Queen’s 22 19 A W 22-Jan McGill 23 27 A W 29-Jan Western 39 14 H W 4-Feb Queen’s 33 34 H W 19-Feb Western 29 28 A W 26-Feb McGill 27 37 H W

1927-28 28-Jan Western 38 8 H W 4-Feb Queen’s 36 25 H W 18-Feb Western 29 20 A W 24-Feb McGill 23 17 H W 2-Mar Queen’s 43 22 A W 3-Mar McGill 47 25 A W


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1928-29 25-Jan Queen’s 25 22 H W 9-Feb Western 36 26 A W 16-Feb McGill 38 26 H W 22-Feb McGill 27 31 A L 23-Feb Queen’s 35 32 A W 2-Mar Western 33 26 H W

1929-30 1-Feb Western 18 16 A W 8-Feb McGill 22 28 H L 14-Feb Queen’s 20 43 A L 15-Feb McGill 31 35 A L 22-Feb Western 35 28 H W 1-Mar Queen’s 31 33 H L

1930-31 24-Jan Western 25 27 A L 31-Jan McGill 29 40 H L 6-Feb Queen’s 30 26 H W 14-Feb Western 35 32 H W 20-Feb McGill 24 45 A L 21-Feb Queen’s 26 42 A L

1931-32 22-Jan McGill 21 30 H L 29-Jan Queen’s 24 19 A W (OT)30-Jan McGill 21 30 A L 6-Feb Western 20 26 H L 13-Feb Queen’s 30 39 H L 27-Feb Western 36 15 A W

1932-33 27-Jan McGill 25 47 A L 28-Jan Queen’s 18 21 A L 4-Feb Western 28 25 H W 10-Feb Queen’s 26 22 H W 25-Feb Western 26 27 A L 4-Mar McGill 32 31 H W

1933-34 27-Jan Western 41 16 H W 3-Feb Queen’s 41 27 H W 17-Feb Western 23 25 A L 23-Feb McGill 21 30 H L 2-Mar Queen’s 33 23 A W 3-Mar McGill 31 33 A L

1934-35 25-Jan Queen’s 41 29 H W 9-Feb Western 31 15 A W 16-Feb McGill 42 26 H W 22-Feb McGill 36 27 A W 23-Feb Queen’s 32 21 A W 2-Mar Western 29 30 H L

1935-36 1-Feb Western 25 26 A L 8-Feb McGill 34 18 H W 14-Feb Queen’s 32 43 A L 15-Feb McGill 50 30 A W

22-Feb Western 40 22 H W 28-Feb Queen’s 43 37 H W

1936-37 29-Jan McGill 40 24 H W 5-Feb McGill 41 24 A W 6-Feb Queen’s 37 28 A W 13-Feb Western 38 25 A W 19-Feb Queen’s 50 15 H W 4-Mar Western 28 27 H W

1937-38 28-Jan McGill 32 16 H W 4-Feb Queen’s 35 22 A W 5-Feb McGill 44 32 A W 12-Feb Western 28 30 H L 19-Feb Queen’s 47 40 H W 5-Mar Western 26 37 A L

1938-39 27-Jan McGill 45 30 A W 28-Jan Queen’s 54 40 A W 4-Feb Western 47 40 H W 10-Feb Queen’s 57 29 H W 25-Feb Western 41 42 A L 4-Mar McGill 33 39 H L

1939-40 29-Jan Western 36 28 H W 3-Feb Queen’s 47 37 H W 17-Feb Western 34 46 A L 23-Feb McGill 43 40 H W 1-Mar Queen’s 56 37 A W 2-Mar McGill 29 33 A L

1945-46 26-Jan Queen’s 53 42 H W 8-Feb McGill 39 40 A L 9-Feb Queen’s 63 36 A W 16-Feb McGill 64 45 H W 27-Feb Western 39 63 A L 2-Mar Western 39 49 H L

1946-47 31-Jan Queen’s 44 26 A W 1-Feb McGill 24 39 A L 8-Feb Western 51 58 H L 15-Feb Queen’s 44 31 H W 28-Feb Western 44 62 A L 8-Mar McGill 54 34 H W

1947-48 24-Jan Queen’s 59 46 H W 6-Feb Western 44 68 A L 14-Feb McGill 66 50 H W 20-Feb McGill 49 56 A L 21-Feb Queen’s 44 40 A W 28-Feb Western 50 48 H W (OT)


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1948-49 29-Jan Western 37 42 H L 5-Feb McGill 66 52 H W 11-Feb Queen’s 54 37 A W 12-Feb McGill 52 26 A W 18-Feb Western 52 62 A L 26-Feb Queen’s 41 32 H W

1949-50 20-Jan Western 48 57 A L 28-Jan McGill 26 36 H L 3-Feb McGill 41 36 A W 4-Feb Queen’s 55 57 A L 11-Feb Western 39 50 H L 18-Feb Queen’s 34 46 H L

1950-51 24-Jan Western 45 51 H L 2-Feb Queen’s 35 34 H W 16-Feb Western 45 54 A L 24-Feb McGill 73 33 H W 2-Mar Queen’s 48 44 A W 3-Mar McGill 54 36 A W

1951-52 25-Jan McGill 71 54 A W 26-Jan Queen’s 54 52 A W 2-Feb Western 46 58 A L 23-Feb McMaster 69 72 A L 27-Feb Western 43 53 H L 1-Mar McGill 70 40 H W 5-Mar McMaster 58 47 H W 8-Mar Queen’s 77 42 H W

1952-53 17-Jan McMaster 69 75 A L 21-Jan Western 71 93 H L 24-Jan Queen’s 58 53 H W 30-Jan Queen’s 80 58 A W 31-Jan McGill 73 59 A W 14-Feb Assumption 42 39 H W 18-Feb McMaster 53 29 F W 27-Feb Western 82 79 A W 28-Feb Assumption 69 58 A W 7-Mar McGill 63 59 H W

1953-54 13-Jan McMaster 61 49 H W 22-Jan Queen’s 59 52 A W 23-Jan McGill 57 65 A L 27-Jan McMaster 66 73 A L 5-Feb Queen’s 79 47 H W 12-Feb Western 61 72 A L 13-Feb Assumption 56 59 A L 19-Feb Assumption 74 53 H W 24-Feb Western 77 60 H W 6-Mar McGill 74 33 H W

1954-55 12-Jan McMaster 68 48 A W 26-Jan McMaster 78 56 H W 5-Feb Queen’s 71 63 H W 11-Feb Assumption 63 69 A L 12-Feb Western 72 86 A L 19-Feb Assumption 81 73 H W 25-Feb McGill 77 47 A W 26-Feb Queen’s 61 69 A L 2-Mar Western 81 86 A L 5-Mar McGill 81 60 T W

1955-56 1956 Assumption 74 61 H W 1956 Western 62 86 A L 1956 Assumption 58 71 A L 1956 Queen’s 98 59 H W 1956 Western 69 79 H L 1956 McMaster 83 70 A W 1956 McGill 91 60 H W 1956 McMaster 86 81 H W 1956 Queen’s 69 64 A W 1956 McGill 75 64 A W

1956-57 12-Jan Assumption 51 60 A L 19-Jan Assumption 51 60 H L 26-Jan McMaster 91 77 H W 30-Jan Western 51 67 A L 2-Feb McGill 76 61 H W 16-Feb Queen’s 74 76 H L 22-Feb McGill 61 42 A W 23-Feb Queen’s 56 79 A L 27-Feb Western 84 81 H W 2-Mar McMaster 87 57 A W

1957-58 10-Jan Queen’s 85 63 A W 11-Jan McGill 64 50 A W 17-Jan Queen’s 86 65 H W 25-Jan McMaster 87 71 H W 5-Feb Western 66 68 A L 8-Feb Assumption 76 55 H W 13-Feb Assumption 64 53 A W 22-Feb McGill 79 52 H W 26-Feb Western 63 54 A W 1-Mar McMaster 87 61 H W

1958-59 17-Jan McGill 59 42 H W 23-Jan McGill 62 66 A L 24-Jan Queen’s 56 69 A L 28-Jan McMaster 84 72 H W 7-Feb Assumption 72 90 H L 13-Feb Western 49 50 A L 14-Feb Assumption 82 86 A L 21-Feb Queen’s 90 81 H W 25-Feb Western 58 56 H W 28-Feb McMaster 76 73 A W


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1959-60 8-Jan Western 54 70 H L 16-Jan McMaster 60 66 A L 22-Jan McGill 90 78 H W 29-Jan Assumption 78 76 H W 5-Feb Queen’s 47 66 A L 6-Feb McGill 55 51 A W 13-Feb McMaster 70 68 H W 19-Feb Queen’s 80 76 H W 26-Feb Western 53 78 A L 27-Feb Assumption 53 78 A L

1960-61 7-Jan Assumption 91 73 H W 13-Jan McGill 102 51 H W 25-Jan OAC 84 60 H W 27-Jan Queen’s 43 65 A L 28-Jan McGill 51 44 A W 1-Feb McMaster 73 81 A L 10-Feb Western 61 83 A L 11-Feb Assumption 59 58 A W 17-Feb Queen’s 77 48 H W 22-Feb OAC 84 48 A W 24-Feb Western 72 59 H W 4-Mar McMaster 73 65 H W

1961-62 13-Jan McMaster 66 72 A L 19-Jan McMaster 99 82 H W 24-Jan Waterloo 53 79 A L 27-Jan Assumption 68 67 H W 31-Jan Western 56 77 H L 2-Feb Queen’s 60 68 A L 3-Feb McGill 48 79 A L 7-Feb OAC 86 44 A W 10-Feb McMaster 85 67 H W 16-Feb Queen’s 76 70 H W 21-Feb OAC 93 35 H W 23-Feb Western 45 65 A L 24-Feb Assumption 39 91 A L 3-Mar Waterloo 81 84 A L

1962-63 5-Jan Waterloo 88 86 H W 12-Jan Queen’s 110 58 H W 16-Jan McMaster 73 69 H W 18-Jan Assumption 58 69 A L 23-Jan Western 77 87 A L 1-Feb McGill 63 61 A W 2-Feb Queen’s 79 64 A W 6-Feb Western 54 84 H L 15-Feb McGill 81 54 H W 20-Feb Waterloo 76 71 A W 23-Feb McMaster 64 68 A L 1-Mar Assumption 74 78 H L

1963-64 7-Dec McGill 99 58 H W 17-Jan Windsor 79 88 H L 29-Jan Western 72 79 H L 31-Jan McGill 57 45 A W 1-Feb Queen’s 69 71 A L 5-Feb Western 67 54 A W 8-Feb McMaster 103 81 H W 12-Feb Waterloo 68 70 A L 15-Feb Windsor 77 87 A L 19-Feb Waterloo 100 95 H W 26-Feb McMaster 92 63 A W 29-Feb Queen’s 105 72 H W

1964-65 9-Jan Queen’s 121 68 H W 16-Jan Windsor 87 119 A L 22-Jan Queen’s 93 77 A W 23-Jan McGill 114 60 A W 30-Jan Western 112 80 H W 3-Feb McMaster 75 87 A L 5-Feb Waterloo 103 94 H W 10-Feb McMaster 113 106 H W 17-Feb Waterloo 68 74 A L 20-Feb McGill 134 80 H W 24-Feb Western 75 67 A W 27-Feb Windsor 96 88 H W

1965-66 11-Dec McMaster 80 67 A W 16-Dec Western 71 69 A W 12-Jan Waterloo 79 80 H L 19-Jan Guelph 122 54 H W 21-Jan Guelph 88 35 A W 29-Jan Windsor 63 111 A L 5-Feb Western 71 69 H W 11-Feb Windsor 85 107 H L 16-Feb Waterloo 63 74 A L 19-Feb McMaster 118 86 H W 25-Feb Windsor 67 93 L PO26-Feb Queen’s 67 64 W PO

1966-67 16-Dec Western 81 96 H L 11-Jan McMaster 83 80 H W 14-Jan Western 60 101 A L 18-Jan Waterloo 52 49 A W 25-Jan Waterloo 79 61 H W 28-Jan Windsor 117 115 H W 3-Feb McMaster 68 78 A L 11-Feb Guelph 124 58 H W 15-Feb Guelph 105 54 A W 18-Feb Windsor 81 93 A L 24-Feb Queen’s 60 55 W PO25-Feb Windsor 80 108 L PO


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1967-68 15-Dec Western 90 89 A W OT10-Jan McMaster 60 56 A W 13-Jan Western 87 91 H L 17-Jan Guelph 107 71 H W 24-Jan Waterloo 81 87 H L 27-Jan Windsor 84 88 A L OT3-Feb McMaster 97 104 H L 7-Feb Guelph 80 74 A W 17-Feb Windsor 81 118 H L 24-Feb Waterloo 71 86 A L

1968-69 15-Jan Guelph 84 74 A W 18-Jan Western 77 83 H L 22-Jan Waterloo 63 79 A L 24-Jan Windsor 61 83 H L 1-Feb Guelph 95 89 H W 5-Feb McMaster 70 78 A L 8-Feb Windsor 67 80 A L 12-Feb Waterloo 80 57 H W 15-Feb McMaster 69 61 H W 21-Feb Western 105 76 A W 26-Feb McMaster 63 87 H L OU-PO

1969-70 10-Jan Windsor 58 71 A L 17-Jan Western 69 98 A L 21-Jan Waterloo 78 88 H L 24-Jan Guelph 54 90 H L 30-Jan McMaster 67 73 A L 7-Feb Windsor 63 79 H L 11-Feb McMaster 79 82 H L 14-Feb Waterloo 86 81 A W 18-Feb Guelph 84 105 A L 19-Feb Western 68 78 H L

1970-71 9-Jan Western 70 90 H L 16-Jan Waterloo 50 92 A L 20-Jan McMaster 68 78 H L 23-Jan Guelph 61 82 H L 30-Jan Windsor 76 103 H L 6-Feb Windsor 57 78 A L 10-Feb Waterloo 59 90 H L 13-Feb Western 49 108 A L 17-Feb Guelph 81 93 A L 20-Feb McMaster 75 82 A L

1971-72 13-Nov Laurentian 73 96 H L 20-Nov Carleton 74 70 H W 4-Dec Ottawa 64 46 H W 12-Jan Ryerson 79 69 A W 14-Jan Carleton 65 78 A L 15-Jan Ottawa 75 66 A W 21-Jan Queen’s 83 68 H L 25-Jan York 69 80 A L 29-Jan Queen’s 50 66 A L 5-Feb Laurentian 70 79 A L 16-Feb York 79 94 H L

19-Feb Ryerson 92 58 H W

1972-73 18-Nov Laurentian 73 81 H L 24-Nov Queen’s 56 72 A L 29-Nov Ryerson 99 73 H W 2-Dec Carleton 73 69 H W OT9-Dec Laurentian 65 74 A L 20-Jan Queen’s 80 79 H W 23-Jan York 81 74 H W 26-Jan Ottawa 86 97 A L 27-Jan Carleton 72 74 A L 7-Feb Ryerson 82 65 A W 16-Feb York 58 74 A L 17-Feb Ottawa 89 78 H W

1973-74 16-Nov Ottawa 66 73 H L 24-Nov Carleton 71 54 H W 27-Nov Ryerson 55 52 A W 1-Dec RMC 75 41 H W 8-Jan York 88 58 A W 12-Jan Laurentian 81 80 A W 18-Jan Queen’s 71 55 A W 19-Jan RMC 65 50 A W 22-Jan Ryerson 119 64 H W 26-Jan Queen’s 72 63 H W 2-Feb York 73 84 H L 8-Feb Carleton 78 69 A W 9-Feb Ottawa 62 85 A L 15-Feb Laurentian 89 79 H W 2OT19-Feb Laurentian 72 73 H L PO

1974-75 15-Nov Queen’s 93 55 H W 23-Nov Laurentian 50 52 H L 26-Nov Ryerson 109 69 A W 11-Jan Ryerson 81 67 H W 17-Jan Ottawa 73 89 A L 18-Jan Carleton 64 67 A L 21-Jan York 68 78 H L 25-Jan Carleton 81 69 H W 28-Jan Laurentian 83 68 A W 31-Jan Ottawa 51 61 H L 7-Feb RMC 108 48 H W 11-Feb York 61 76 A L 14-Feb Queen’s A 15-Feb RMC A 22-Feb Ottawa 62 68 L OU-PO

1975-76 15-Nov Laurentian 67 79 A L 21-Nov Ottawa 68 71 H L 29-Nov Ryerson 88 69 H W 5-Dec York 71 88 A L 9-Jan Queen’s 75 64 A W 10-Jan RMC 92 69 A W 13-Jan York 62 85 H L 16-Jan RMC H 17-Jan Laurentian H 24-Jan Carleton H


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27-Jan Ryerson A 31-Jan Queen’s 93 74 H W 13-Feb Carleton 68 90 A L 14-Feb Ottawa 83 86 A W OT

1976-77 12-Nov Laurentian 87 97 H L 19-Nov Queen’s 78 66 A W 20-Nov RMC 93 57 A W 26-Nov Ryerson 102 66 A W 3-Dec Carleton 54 70 H L 7-Jan Ottawa 65 71 H L 14-Jan Ottawa 72 88 A L 15-Jan Carleton 66 91 A L 18-Jan Ryerson 94 65 H W 21-Jan RMC 90 62 H W 28-Jan Queen’s 80 48 H W 1-Feb York 65 74 A L 4-Feb Laurentian 63 84 A L 9-Feb York 86 88 H L

1977-78 11-Nov Laurentian 70 87 L 3-Dec Ottawa 78 73 W 13-Jan Queen’s 89 59 W 18-Jan Ryerson 83 51 W 27-Jan Carleton 71 86 L 28-Jan Ottawa 82 87 L 3-Feb Queen’s 106 62 W 7-Feb York 61 72 L 10-Feb York 71 82 L 14-Feb Ryerson 81 62 W 18-Feb Carleton 65 76 L 25-Feb Laurentian 89 99 L

1978-79 9-Dec Laurentian 77 79 L 12-Jan Queen’s 85 76 W 16-Jan Ryerson 99 41 W 23-Jan York 56 82 L 26-Jan Carleton 74 82 L 27-Jan Ottawa 86 77 W 2-Feb Queen’s 80 74 W 3-Feb Ottawa 101 66 W 10-Feb Laurentian 78 53 W 13-Feb Ryerson 98 71 W 17-Feb Carleton 55 82 L 20-Feb York 61 94 L 27-Feb Carleton 72 98 L OU-PO

1979-80 24-Nov Laurentian 74 57 W 11-Jan Queen’s 65 66 L 15-Jan Ryerson 63 49 W 19-Jan Queen’s 69 59 W 22-Jan York 35 76 L 25-Jan Ottawa 88 63 W 26-Jan Carleton 59 80 L 2-Feb Ottawa 77 62 W 8-Feb York 53 86 L 9-Feb Laurentian 84 69 W

12-Feb Ryerson 70 69 W 16-Feb Carleton 61 71 L Carleton 68 83 L OU-PO

1980-81 22-Nov Laurentian 79 74 W 9-Jan Queen’s 64 59 W 13-Jan Ryerson 80 68 W 20-Jan York 63 102 L 23-Jan Ottawa 85 82 W 24-Jan Carleton 64 81 L 30-Jan Queen’s 56 48 W 31-Jan Ottawa 84 65 W 6-Feb York 54 93 L 7-Feb Laurentian 76 78 L 10-Feb Ryerson 84 86 L 14-Feb Carleton 66 85 L 24-Feb York 70 96 L OU-PO

1981-82 9-Jan Laurentian 68 84 L 12-Jan Ryerson 79 51 W 15-Jan Queen’s 85 70 W 19-Jan Ryerson 80 61 W 22-Jan Carleton 77 72 W 23-Jan Ottawa 78 82 L 29-Jan Queen’s 90 75 W 30-Jan Ottawa 70 59 W 5-Feb Laurentian 81 80 W 9-Feb York 65 104 L 13-Feb Carleton 68 66 W 16-Feb York 81 93 L 23-Feb Laurentian 69 71 L OU-PO

1982-83 13-Nov Laurentian 76 92 L 8-Jan RMC 86 50 W 11-Jan Ryerson 72 58 W 15-Jan Carleton 85 80 W 18-Jan York 51 80 L 21-Jan Ottawa 77 86 L 22-Jan Carleton 64 94 L 28-Jan Queen’s 62 61 W 29-Jan Ottawa 69 80 L 8-Feb Ryerson 79 72 W 12-Feb Laurentian 66 90 L 15-Feb York 55 100 L 18-Feb Queen’s 80 60 W 19-Feb RMC 79 48 W

1983-84 19-Nov Queen’s 66 77 L 2-Dec Laurentian 75 78 L 10-Jan Ryerson 90 69 W 15-Jan Carleton 62 64 L 17-Jan York 68 78 L 20-Jan Ottawa 70 72 L 21-Jan Carleton L 27-Jan Queen’s 81 64 W 28-Jan Ottawa 57 70 L


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31-Jan York 72 79 L 4-Feb RMC 79 72 W 7-Feb Ryerson 71 50 W 11-Feb Laurentian 94 69 W 18-Feb RMC 105 56 W 1984-85 11-Jan RMC 97 60 W 13-Jan Laurentian 86 64 W 15-Jan York 59 69 L 18-Jan Queen’s 82 70 W 20-Jan Carleton 69 72 L 22-Jan Ryerson 83 68 W 25-Jan Carleton 96 75 W 26-Jan Ottawa 60 46 W 1-Feb Ottawa 75 64 W 5-Feb York 92 99 L 8-Feb RMC 89 63 W 10-Feb Queen’s 98 69 W 12-Feb Ryerson 91 80 W 16-Feb Laurentian 54 58 L 19-Feb Laurentian 92 75 W OU-PO22-Feb York 77 79 L OU-PO8-Mar Waterloo 80 94 L CIS9-Mar Lethbridge 89 91 L CIS

1985-86 12-Jan RMC 88 40 W 17-Jan Carleton 68 73 L 18-Jan Ottawa 75 61 W 21-Jan Ryerson 94 52 W 25-Jan Laurentian 64 79 L 28-Jan York 58 68 L 31-Jan RMC 98 45 W 1-Feb Queen’s 69 59 W 4-Feb Ryerson 77 62 W 7-Feb Ottawa 88 60 W 8-Feb Queen’s 62 56 W 11-Feb York 68 91 L 15-Feb Laurentian 58 67 L 23-Feb Carleton 85 78 W 28-Feb Laurentian 84 81 W OU-PO1-Mar York 63 67 L OU-PO7-Mar Manitoba 83 84 L CIS8-Feb Dalhousie 79 76 W CIS

1986-87 10-Jan Laurentian 64 47 A W 16-Jan York 73 63 H W 23-Jan Carleton 68 71 A L 24-Jan Ottawa 88 99 A L 28-Jan Ryerson 97 75 H W 31-Jan Queen’s 68 54 H W 3-Feb York 85 90 A L 6-Feb Laurentian 70 81 H L 13-Feb Carleton 84 81 H W (OT)15-Feb Ottawa 91 59 H W 17-Feb Queen’s 89 58 A W 20-Feb Ryerson 78 66 A W 27-Feb York 63 59 N W OU-P28-Feb Laurentian 84 60 N W OU-P7-Mar McMaster 79 80 A L WC

12-Mar Winnipeg 78 80 N L CIS13-Mar Western 63 74 N L CIS

1987-88 9-Jan Laurentian 69 65 A W 15-Jan Ottawa 70 64 H W 16-Jan Carleton 74 66 H W 19-Jan York 84 68 A W 23-Jan Queen’s 98 76 H W 29-Jan York 92 57 H W 2-Feb Ryerson 93 59 A W 5-Feb Queen’s 69 85 A L 9-Feb Ryerson 87 48 H W 12-Feb Laurentian 80 58 H W 19-Feb Carleton 77 81 A L 20-Feb Ottawa 78 76 A W 26-Feb York 69 63 H W OU-P27-Feb Carleton 57 73 H L OU-P

1988-89 23-Oct Bishop’s 69 67 H W 4-Nov McGill 84 74 H W 6-Jan Ottawa 78 55 A W 7-Jan Carleton 87 69 A W 13-Jan McGill 89 105 A L 14-Jan Bishop’s 98 95 A W 15-Jan Concordia 118 91 A W 18-Jan York 88 59 H W 21-Jan Laurentian 77 63 A W 25-Jan Ryerson 88 58 H W 28-Jan Queen’s 94 67 H W 31-Jan Ryerson 113 78 A W 3-Feb Carleton 87 77 H W 7-Feb York 102 69 A W 11-Feb Laurentian 71 68 H W 14-Feb Queen’s 87 60 A W 17-Feb Concordia 94 88 H W (OT)17-Feb Ottawa 85 68 H W 24-Feb York 86 66 H W OU-P25-Feb Queen’s 83 81 H W OU-P28-Feb Concordia 108 96 A W OU-P3-Mar Western 93 98 A L OU-P10-Mar Western 89 78 N W CIS11-Mar Brandon 73 85 N L CIS

1989-90 1-Dec Queen’s 63 82 A L 5-Jan Concordia 85 96 A L 6-Jan Bishop’s 90 94 A L (OT)7-Jan McGill 63 65 A L 12-Jan Laurentian 87 85 H W 14-Jan Carleton 78 68 H W 16-Jan Ryerson 106 81 A W 20-Jan Queen’s 89 72 H W 23-Jan York 84 58 H W 26-Jan Concordia 66 83 H L 28-Jan McGill 79 69 H W 2-Feb Ottawa 102 72 A W 3-Feb Carleton 84 57 A W 9-Feb Laurentian 87 74 A W 16-Feb Bishop’s 81 68 H W


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17-Feb Ottawa 93 77 H W 20-Feb York 84 77 A W 24-Feb Ryerson 104 65 H W 2-Mar York 92 68 H W OU-P3-Mar Laurentian 87 81 H W OU-P6-Mar Concordia 67 88 H L OU-P16-Mar Guelph 66 73 N L CIS17-Mar Brandon 83 95 N L CIS

1990-91 28-Nov Queen’s 86 75 A W 9-Jan Ryerson 77 49 H W 12-Jan Bishop’s 51 60 H L 15-Jan York 87 70 A W 19-Jan McGill 77 54 A W 25-Jan Carleton 72 75 H L 26-Jan Laurentian 69 77 H L 2-Feb Ottawa 86 78 H W 5-Feb Ryerson 71 74 A L 8-Feb Concordia 76 92 H L 9-Feb Queen’s 103 98 H W (OT)12-Feb York 80 77 H W 15-Feb Ottawa 91 84 A W 16-Feb Carleton 80 65 A W 23-Feb Laurentian 86 77 A W 1-Mar York 94 76 H W OU-P3-Mar Laurentian 62 77 A L OU-P

1991-92 22-Nov Bishop’s 77 68 A W 23-Nov Concordia 77 83 A L 29-Nov Ottawa 67 96 H L 11-Jan Ryerson 88 56 A W 17-Jan Carleton 79 60 H W 19-Jan Queen’s 102 85 A W 25-Jan McGill 92 71 H W 11-Feb Laurentian 60 77 A L 4-Feb York 110 93 A W 8-Feb Ryerson 65 63 H W 12-Feb York 96 76 H W 15-Feb Carleton 65 54 A W 16-Feb Ottawa 76 67 A W 21-Feb Queen’s 80 74 H W 22-Feb Laurentian 66 109 H L 1-Mar Queen’s 82 70 W OU-PO6-Mar Laurentian 89 80 W OU-PO7-Mar Laurentian 54 72 L OU-PO8-Mar Laurentian 64 80 L OU-PO

1992-93 12-Jan Ryerson 99 101 A L (OT)15-Jan Carleton 79 63 H W 16-Jan Laurentian 76 87 H L 22-Jan Ottawa 63 66 A L 23-Jan Carleton 82 79 A W 30-Jan York 73 85 H L 6-Feb Queen’s 98 106 A L (OT)9-Feb Ryerson 96 75 H W 13-Feb Laurentian 83 99 A L 16-Feb York 81 71 A W 20-Feb Queen’s 87 67 H W

21-Feb Ottawa 62 73 H L 27-Feb Laurentian 81 74 A W OU-P6-Mar Ottawa 67 87 A L OU-P

1993-94 11-Jan Ryerson 80 71 A W 14-Jan Ottawa 80 70 H W 15-Jan Carleton 76 71 H W 18-Jan York 70 71 H L 21-Jan Laurentian 70 76 A L (OT)28-Jan Queen’s 64 67 A L 4-Feb Ryerson 87 86 H W 5-Feb York 68 96 A L 11-Feb Carleton 75 70 A W 12-Feb Ottawa 76 62 A W 19-Feb Laurentian 91 84 H W 20-Feb Queen’s 70 61 H W 26-Feb Ryerson 52 72 L OU-PO

1994-95 7-Jan Laurentian 72 63 W 13-Jan Ryerson 77 81 L 17-Jan York 69 64 W 21-Jan Laurentian 71 76 L 27-Jan York 75 60 W 29-Jan Queen’s 91 66 W 3-Feb Ottawa 74 80 L 4-Feb Carleton 66 59 W 11-Feb Queen’s 95 82 W 14-Feb Ryerson 86 64 W 18-Feb Ottawa 77 67 W 19-Feb Carleton 77 71 W 26-Feb Ottawa 101 80 W OU-P4-Mar Ryerson 79 73 W OU-P11-Mar Guelph 72 58 W WC17-Mar McMaster 92 87 N W CIS18-Mar Concordia 65 75 N L CIS

1995-96 5-Jan Ottawa 99 69 H W 6-Jan Carleton 75 54 H W 14-Jan Laurentian 79 61 A W 19-Jan Carleton 77 54 A W 20-Jan Ottawa 75 70 A W 23-Jan Ryerson 63 75 H L 26-Jan York 66 61 A W 28-Jan Queen’s 81 56 A W 3-Feb Ryerson 83 78 A W 4-Feb Queen’s 72 75 H L 10-Jan York 81 70 H W 18-Feb Laurentian 103 88 H W 24-Feb Ryerson 102 82 H W OU-P3-Mar Laurentian 71 68 H W OU-P9-Mar McMaster 75 80 A L WC14-Mar Dalhousie 78 71 N W CIS15-Mar Brandon 62 70 N L CIS

1996-97 15-Nov McGill 87 76 W (OT)16-Nov Concordia 73 64 W 23-Nov York 65 74 L


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28-Nov Queen’s 96 72 W 30-Nov Ryerson 100 77 W 5-Jan Queen’s 79 53 W 11-Jan Bishop’s 84 76 W 12-Jan Laval 95 51 W 17-Jan Laurentian 78 81 L (OT)24-Jan Carleton 102 55 W 25-Jan Ottawa 62 67 L 31-Jan Concordia 90 62 W 1-Feb McGill 90 58 W 7-Feb York 76 69 W 9-Feb Ryerson 78 86 L (OT)14-Feb Laval 95 74 W 15-Jan Bishop’s 77 97 L 22-Feb Laurentian 80 55 W 1-Mar Ottawa 84 59 W 2-Mar Carleton 79 55 W 7-Mar York 81 68 W OU-PO8-Mar Laurentian 62 69 L OU-PO21-Mar Brandon 76 83 L CIS22-Mar Guelph 72 79 L CIS

1997-98 14-Nov McGill 54 57 A L 15-Nov Concordia 71 84 A L 21-Nov York 59 72 A L 23-Nov Laurentian 51 83 A L 28-Nov Bishop’s 54 73 H L 29-Nov Laval 87 72 H W 10-Jan Ryerson 58 50 A W 17-Jan Queen’s 80 83 A L 23-Jan Ottawa 73 68 H W (OT)24-Jan Carleton 52 55 H L 30-Jan Concordia 73 54 H W 31-Jan McGill 72 56 H W 6-Feb York 76 65 H W 7-Feb Laurentian 61 56 H W 13-Feb Laval 76 72 A W 14-Feb Bishop’s 75 82 A L (OT)21-Feb Queen’s 72 59 H W 22-Feb Ryerson 67 70 H L 27-Feb Ottawa 72 76 A L 28-Feb Carleton 68 75 A L

1998-99 13-Nov Queen’s 58 57 W 15-Nov Ryerson 75 68 W 20-Nov Ottawa 58 77 L 22-Nov Carleton 76 77 L 27-Nov Bishop’s 72 69 W 29-Nov Laval 92 79 W 9-Jan Queen’s 62 61 W 16-Jan Laurentian 64 78 L 19-Jan York 62 44 W 22-Jan Concordia 66 99 L 24-Jan McGill 67 71 L 31-Jan Ryerson 48 68 L 5-Feb Ottawa 76 78 L (OT)7-Feb Carleton 69 62 W 12-Feb Bishop’s 59 70 L 14-Feb Laval 63 73 L

19-Feb Laurentian 51 77 L 23-Feb York 78 68 W 26-Feb Concordia 72 92 L 28-Feb McGill 73 64 W

1999-2000 12-Nov Laval 74 66 H W 13-Nov Bishop’s 92 80 H W 19-Nov Carleton 76 80 A L 20-Nov Ottawa 69 72 A L 27-Nov Laurentian 64 71 H L 30-Nov York 93 95 A L 9-Jan York 78 61 H W 14-Jan Ryerson 64 89 A L 15-Jan Queen’s 57 66 A L 21-Jan Concordia 78 75 H W 22-Jan McGill 93 90 H W 30-Jan Laurentian 80 91 A L 4-Feb Carleton 69 72 H L 5-Feb Ottawa 85 93 H L 11-Feb Bishop’s 67 66 A W 12-Feb Laval 57 73 A L 18-Feb Queen’s 69 76 H L 19-Feb Ryerson 82 93 H L 24-Feb Concordia 92 100 A L 25-Feb McGill 77 84 A L

2000-01 10-Nov Laurentian 79 76 H W 12-Nov York 58 82 H L 17-Nov Laval 88 83 H W 18-Nov Bishop’s 58 69 H L 24-Nov Queen’s 64 61 A W 25-Nov RMC 67 54 A W 30-Nov Ryerson 77 73 A W 12-Jan McGill 58 88 A L 13-Jan Concordia 81 73 A W 19-Jan Ottawa 86 63 H W 20-Jan Carleton 69 65 H W 26-Jan York 57 74 A L 27-Jan Laurentian 69 73 A L 2-Feb Bishop’s 81 84 A L 3-Feb Laval 75 87 A L 9-Feb Queen’s 70 51 H W 10-Feb RMC 60 53 H W 11-Feb Ryerson 54 61 H L 17-Feb McGill 89 68 H W 18-Feb Concordia 82 72 H W 23-Feb Carleton 55 73 A L 24-Feb Ottawa 91 87 A W

2001-02 9-Nov Waterloo 68 62 H W 10-Nov Laurier 62 83 H L 16-Nov Brock 72 65 A W 17-Nov Guelph 70 76 A L 20-Nov RMC 79 50 A W 23-Nov Ryerson 62 88 A L 30-Nov Carleton 71 89 A L 1-Dec Ottawa 60 63 A L 6-Jan Queen’s 83 73 A W


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2002-03 8-Nov Lakehead 74 78 H L 9-Nov McMaster 75 82 H L 15-Nov Windsor 69 73 A L 16-Nov Western 57 64 A L 22-Nov Queen’s 71 53 H W 29-Nov Ottawa 73 83 A L30-Nov Carleton 58 86 A L5-Dec RMC 71 68 H W 10-Jan Brock 77 92 H L 11-Jan Guelph 67 79 H L17-Jan Laurier 61 68 A L 18-Jan Waterloo 76 91 A L24-Jan York 72 91 A L25-Jan Laurentian 76 70 A W 31-Jan Queen’s 69 63 A W 1-Feb RMC 53 59 A L7-Feb Ottawa 78 69 H W 8-Feb Carleton 65 82 H L 14-Feb Laurentian 63 68 H L15-Feb York 52 89 H L21-Feb Ryerson 66 73 H L 22-Feb Ryerson 74 68 H W

2003-04 7-Nov McMaster 58 88 A L 8-Nov Lakehead 64 75 A L 14-Nov Laurier 65 57 H W 15-Nov Waterloo 65 49 H W 21-Nov Queen’s 55 74 A L 22-Nov RMC 49 70 A L 28-Nov Ottawa 60 67 H L29-Nov Carleton 52 71 H L9-Jan Brock 68 74 A L10-Jan Guelph 61 96 A L16-Jan Windsor 58 63 H L 17-Jan Western 72 86 H L 23-Jan York 72 94 H L24-Jan Laurentian 64 59 H W 30-Jan Queen’s 67 80 H L 31-Jan RMC 61 64 H L 6-Feb Ottawa 58 65 A L 7-Feb Carleton 51 84 A L 13-Feb Laurentian 57 69 A W 14-Feb York 69 85 A L20-Feb Ryerson 84 72 H W

21-Feb Ryerson 88822 6666 AAA WWW 28-Feb York 66622 9977 AAA LL OOUU-POOO

2004-05 5-Nov RMC 7744 5577 AA WW 6-Nov Queen’s 6644 7700 AA LL 12-Nov Western 6622 6688 AA LL 13-Nov Windsor 7766 7733 AA WW 19-Nov Guelph 6633 6688 HH LL 20-Nov Brock 7766 8844 HH LL 26-Nov York 6699 7711 AA LL 27-Nov Laurentian 6622 6633 AA LL 2-Dec Ryerson 7744 6600 HH WW 3-Dec Ryerson 777 5555 AA WW 7-Jan Lakehead 889 6677 HH WWW 9-Jan McMaster 665 7722 HH LL 14-Jan Waterloo 884 8899 AA LL OOOT15-Jan Laurier 57 7777 AA LL 21-Jan Carleton 56 6688 HH LL 22-Jan Ottawa 665 588 HH WWW 28-Jan Laurentian 661 51 HH WWW 29-Jan York 449 755 HH L 4-Feb RMC 669 488 HH WWW 5-Feb Queen’s 663 399 HH WWW 11-Feb Carleton 559 72 AA L12-Feb Ottawa 449 75 AA L19-Feb Queen’s 556 49 AA WW OOOU PPPO26-Feb Carleton 449 885 AA L OOOU qqquarrrtt

2005-0611-Nov Windsor 8800 668 H WW 12-Nov Western 6688 553 H WW 18-Nov Brock 6655 775 AA L 19-Nov Guelph 4411 444 AA L25-Nov York 8866 770 H WW 26-Nov Laurentian 6622 449 H WW 2-Dec Queen’s 55999 550 A WW 3-Dec RMC 77777 332 A WW 5-Jan Laurier 77888 663 H WW 8-Jan Waterloo 77333 668 H WW 10-Jan Ryerson 77999 664 A WW 13-Jan McMaster 77777 558 A WW 14-Jan Lakehead 77222 667 A WW 20-Jan Laurentian 66555 662 A WW 21-Jan York 66222 772 A LL 27-Jan Ottawa 66333 772 A LL 28-Jan Carleton 5222 774 A LL 3-Feb RMC 9333 444 H WWW 4-Feb Queen’s 7444 667 H WWW 10-Feb Ottawa 7888 666 H WWW 11-Feb Carleton 6222 669 A LL 17-Feb Ryerson 8777 669 H WWW 22-Feb Queen’s 5666 664 H LL OU PO

2006-07 10-Nov Lakehead 7999 566 HH WWW 11-Nov McMaster 9222 588 HH WWW 17-Nov Western 64444 788 AA LL 18-Nov Windsor 7444 755 AA LL 24-Nov Brock 7333 599 HH WWW 25-Nov Guelph 711 722 HH LL


1-Dec Waterloo 57 60 A L 2-Dec Laurier 86 64 A W 5-Jan Carleton 56 59 A L 6-Jan Ottawa 58 59 A L 12-Jan RMC 75 55 H W 13-Jan Queen’s 83 76 H W OT19-Jan Laurentian 83 59 H W 20-Jan York 89 61 H W 26-Jan Queen’s 59 44 A W 27-Jan RMC 84 53 A W 2-Feb Ottawa 70 68 H W 3-Feb Carleton 63 70 H L 9-Feb York 82 70 A W 10-Feb Laurentian 68 60 A W OT14-Feb Ryerson 88 77 H W 17-Feb Ryerson 83 64 A W 21-Feb Laurentian 77 58 H W OU PO24-Feb Ottawa 68 69 A L OU quart

2007-08 9-Nov Waterloo 74 63 H W 10-Nov Laurier 73 64 H W 16-Nov Lakehead 71 58 A W 17-Nov McMaster 77 60 A W 23-Nov Guelph 75 79 A L 24-Nov Brock 70 66 A W 30-Nov Western 77 86 H L 1-Dec Windsor 92 72 H W 4-Jan Queen’s 70 60 A W 5-Jan RMC 80 41 A W 11-Jan Carleton 70 86 H L 12-Jan Ottawa 71 65 H W 18-Jan RMC 82 55 H W 19-Jan Queen’s 83 76 H W 25-Jan Laurentian 80 61 A W 26-Jan York 70 64 A W 1-Feb Carleton 73 94 A W 2-Feb Ottawa 78 69 A W 8-Feb York 67 76 H L 9-Feb Laurentian 94 71 H W 13-Feb Ryerson 84 69 H W 16-Feb Ryerson 100 78 A W 24-Feb Ottawa 60 63 H L OU quart

2008-09 31-Oct Ryerson 92 78 A W 7-Nov McMaster 83 69 H W 8-Nov Lakehead 69 63 H W 14-Nov Windsor 58 78 A L 15-Nov Western 72 76 A L 21-Nov Laurier 80 67 A W 22-Nov Waterloo 61 64 A L 28-Nov Brock 88 64 H W 29-Nov Guelph 79 67 H W 9-Jan Carleton 68 81 A L 10-Jan Ottawa 72 80 A L 16-Jan Queen’s 68 58 H W 17-Jan RMC 79 40 H W 23-Jan Laurentian 84 63 H W 24-Jan York 78 66 H W 30-Jan RMC 86 44 A W

31-Jan Queen’s 69 63 A W 6-Feb Ottawa 72 80 H L 7-Feb Carleton 54 74 H L 13-Feb York 79 86 A W 14-Feb Laurentian 67 62 A W 21-Feb Ryerson 100 59 H W 25-Feb Queen’s 63 48 H W OU PO28-Feb Ottawa 81 96 A L OU quart

2009-106-Nov Laurier 92 89 H W OT7-Nov Waterloo 55 58 H L 13-Nov McMaster 77 67 A W14-Nov Lakehead 67 68 A L20-Nov Brock 68 62 A W21-Nov Guelph 64 61 A W27-Nov Windsor 60 61 H L28-Nov Western 84 68 H W8-Jan Queen’s 62 67 A L9-Jan RMC 105 63 A W15-Jan Ottawa 65 74 H L16-Jan Carleton 61 80 H L22-Jan Laurentian 74 84 A L23-Jan York 87 84 A W29-Jan Carleton 53 75 A L30-Jan Ottawa 69 89 A L5-Feb RMC 106 34 H W6-Feb Queen’s 62 70 H L12-Feb York 77 58 H W13-Feb Laurentian 82 72 H W17-Feb Ryerson 71 64 A W20-Feb Ryerson 80 69 H W24-Feb York 79 86 H L OU PO

2010-115-Nov Lakehead 87 72 H W6-Nov McMaster 93 90 H W (OT)12-Nov Windsor 69 81 A L13-Nov Western 92 64 A W19-Nov Brock 96 86 H W20-Nov Guelph 86 70 H W26-Nov Waterloo 89 74 A W27-Nov Laurier 85 94 A L7-Jan Ottawa 77 73 A W8-Jan Carleton 73 93 A L14-Jan York 74 88 A L15-Jan Laurentian 94 82 A W21-Jan RMC 117 44 H W22-Jan Queen’s 66 80 H L26-Jan Ryerson 82 80 A W28-Jan York 71 58 H W29-Jan Laurentian 89 86 H W4-Feb Queen’s 87 82 A W5-Feb RMC 94 48 A W11-Feb Carleton 75 102 H L12-Feb Ottawa 71 94 H L18-Feb Ryerson 77 80 H L26-Feb Ottawa 60 85 H L OU quart

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