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Chinese president meets FISU head Print E-mail
Written by Alex   
Thursday, 11 August 2011 00:00
Chinese president meets FISU headSHENZHEN, China, Aug. 11 (Xinhua) -- "We expect that the 26th Universiade be a total success," Chinese President Hu Jintao said here Thursday.
Last Updated ( Thursday, 11 August 2011 10:16 )
 
We are back! Print E-mail
Written by Alex   
Thursday, 04 August 2011 00:00

We had taken a short term break while we re arranged our product. Now we are coming back with a lot more to offer so stay tuned.

 

Alex

Last Updated ( Thursday, 04 August 2011 07:39 )
 
No one saw this one coming! Print E-mail
Written by Alex   
Wednesday, 18 November 2009 00:00

I was reading a press release by the Canada West University Athletic Association. Issued November 16, 2009. They had a poll whereby viewers were asked " Which school will win the 2009 CIS men's soccer championship?"

 The results showed Trinity western as the favored team to win, followed by Victoria and poor Laval had no votes.

 How could you tell the voters were from Western Canada. Suprisingly enough we now know the one team with no votes ended up being the Champions.

Irony? I think so.   I am not bashing polls, but sometimes they just can't predict the final outcome.

Below is a copy of the actual results from the poll.

a) Victoria 29%

b) McMaster 8%

c) Laval 0% (winner - 2009 CIS champs)

d) Cape Breton 8%

e) Trinity Western 55%

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 November 2009 23:08 )
 
New Basketball Season Print E-mail
Written by Alex   
Monday, 09 November 2009 00:00

I am back at it again. Season # 2 of the Hoops: Weekly update blog.

As we embark on yet another CIS Basketball season. This is a time when most teams have high hopes for a great basketball season.

This year we'll try and add a lot more to the regular blog, to give the viewers a much more deeper insight into the games.

 So, stay tuned and keep coming back.

(ps. we'd love to hear from you. as a matter of fact, if you have what it takes, you can start your own blog to do with any sport as long as it relates to Canadian University Sports.)

Last Updated ( Sunday, 15 November 2009 02:29 )
 
Hoops: weekly update Print E-mail
Written by Alex   
Tuesday, 25 November 2008 00:00
CIS HoopsHoops down to the wire. I will break down the current status of CIS men's basketball.

We start with this week's, Top ten teams, in CIS Basketball:

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

1. Carleton (5-1) / 492 pts - 41 / (1)
2. UBC (9-1) / 450 / (2)
3. StFX (4-0) / 403 / (4)
4. Calgary (9-1) / 367 / (5)
5. Windsor (4-2) / 319 / (3)
6. Ottawa (5-1) / 287 / (8)
7. Victoria (7-3) / 234 / (7)
8. Concordia (2-2) / 203 / (6)
9. Dalhousie (4-2) / 171 / (10)
10. Western Ontario (4-2) / 79 / (NR)

Also receiving votes: McGill (57), Brock (48), Waterloo (44), Regina (24), Saint Mary's (10).

The break down

Team(s) on a downward spiral:

Windsor (Lancers) - The team has dropped 2 points from 3rd position to 5th position in the Top ten ranking. They lost in a must win game against Laurentian voyagers (which has one of the worst records in the league of 1-6) on the road, which affected their points in the men's top ten rankings.

The big gainers:

Ottawa gee gees went from 8th position to 6th , this week. After back to back wins during week 5. They defeated the former champs (Brock badgers) 61-81 and Guelph 60-67.

Another team that made its debut on the top ten this week, it is none other but the Western Mustangs. Last week they were unranked and this week, they hold the No. 10 position in the CIS rankings with a 4-2 record.

Team(s) to watch for:

Calgary (Dinos) - This week they went from 5th to 4th position in the top ten ranks. Currently they are the # 1 Basketball team in the Canada West central division, with a
9-1 record. The team is nationally ranked # 3 in offense with an average of 86 points per game. Defensively they have managed to hold their opponents to only 66.7 points per game, which makes them the 5th best defensive team in CIS basketball.


Other stats:
# 2 overall in shooting, FG percentage averaging 47.96% per game.

# 3 overall in rebounds, averaging 43 rebounds per game while only allowing their opponents 35.7 rebounds per game.

Tune in next week for another weekly update.

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 19 November 2009 20:35 )
 
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