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1 | Carleton | 77 | [2003 Brackets] | ||||||||||
8 | UNB |
94 |
3:30 | G4 | Carleton | 69 | |||||||
6:00 | G1 | UNB | 75 | ||||||||||
9 | Brandon |
71 |
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4:30 | G10 | Carleton | 73 | |||||||||
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4 | Calgary | 71 | ||||||||||
1:30 | G5 | Calgary | 67 | ||||||||||
5 | McMaster |
66 |
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5:30 | G13 | Carleton Ravens |
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3 | SrFX | 77 | 2004 CIS Champ | ||||||||||
7:00 | G6 | StFX | 68 | ||||||||||
6 | Brock | 61 | |||||||||||
7 | UBC |
64 |
8:00 | G11 |
StFX | 69 | |||||||
8:00 | G2 | York | 54 | ||||||||||
10 | York |
89 |
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9:00 | G7 | York | 53 | ||||||||||
2 | Laval | 52 | |||||||||||
L1 | Brandon | 69 | |||||||||||
11:30am | G3 | UBC | |||||||||||
L2 | UBC | 76 | Extra Game | ||||||||||
L4 | UNB |
76 |
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11:30am | G8 | McMaster | 93 | ||||||||||
L5 | McMaster |
84 |
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2:30 | G12 | McMaster | |||||||||||
L6 | Brock |
81 |
Consolation Champ | ||||||||||
1:30 | G9 | Brock | 75 | ||||||||||
L7 | Laval |
73 |
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Thursday March 18 | Friday March 19 | Saturday March 20 | Sunday March 21 | ||||||||||
Att 4,008: |
Att: 9,653 |
Att: 8,924 |
Att: 6,318 |
Total: 28,932 |
Scheduled Final Eight TEAM SHOOTS at Metro Centre |
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THURSDAY
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8:15am 8:45am 9:15am 9:45am 12:30 1:15 2:00 2:45 3:30 4:15 5:00 |
Brandon UNB York UBC Brock StFX McMaster Calgary Laval Carleton Warmups for 6:00 game |
8:00am
8:30am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:30am 9:30am 10:00am |
McMaster Calgary Carleton Brock StFX Laval At Sexton Gym (if needed) Winner 6:00 Thu Winner 8:00 Thu |
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SUNDAY |
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8:30am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am |
Lowest in 4:30 semi Highest in 4:30 semi Lowest in 8:00 semi Highest in 8:00 semi |
9:30am 10:30am |
Lowest in 5:30 Final Highest in 5:30 Final |
F10 Rosters
separate sheet for printing
Playoff Format
The 4 major conference champions are
automatically
invited to the Final Ten Six additional berths are awarded. The Final
8 tournament host conference is awarded a second entry. The 12-team
Canada
West conference receives 2 additional berths. The 16-team OUA
conference receives 3 additional (actually, , the champs and runners up
OUA East and OUA West all qualify. Each conference decides its
winner(s)
in its own way, often based on tradition and the geography of the
conference.
The Atlantic conference in 1999 returned to a 6-team single knockout tournament, usually held at Halifax Metro Centre. Teams seeded 3 thru 6 meet in a pair of Friday night quarterfinals. The winners advance to face the 1 and 3 seeds. The lower advancing quarterfinalist faces the #1 seed, while the higher advancing faces #2. The Final is held Sunday. Since AUS is the host for 2004 and 2005, both of its semi winners advance to theFinal8. Quebec's now five teams have a 4-team playoff. #2 hosts #3 an #1 hosts #4 in single semi games, with the winners playing a single championship game at the home of the highest ranked.. Ontario's OUA West and OUA East each hold a 6-team single knockout to declare a champion. 6 plays 3 and advances to play 2, while 4 plays 5 and advances to play 1. OUA East plays its tournament over 3 days at a host school. OUA West plays its over several days, like W/S/W with the game hosted by the highest seed in each pair. We do not know how they will select the third entry in 2003, but suspect it will be an additional game matching the two Division runners-up. Canada West now has three 4-team divisions. Each holds its own playoff,
with a best-of-3 semi hosted by 2, then the winner meeting 1 in a best-of-3
hosted by 1. The three Division winners then meet in a 2-day Final Four,
joined by a wildcard team. With 3 berths for 2004, the two semi winners
advance to the Final8, while the losers meet to determine the third rep. The ten teams in 2004 will come from: SEEDING The four conference champs plus the two highest others
from the 2003 Top-Ten and Final8 seeding are placed in seeds 1-6. The
remaining 4 teams are seeded in the 7-10 pool. Teams within each pool
are then assigned seeding numbers mainly according to the final
Top-Ten rank. |