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National Coaches Polls 2007/08 |
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1. Carleton 503/41 2. Windsor 401 3. UBC 371/1 4. Saint Mary's 359 5. Concordia 326 6. Alberta 300 7. Acadia 252 8. Brandon 231 9. Queen's 114 10. Toronto 98 11. Cape Breton 90 12. Saskatchewan 75 13. Calgary 50 14. Guelph 30 15. Western 19 |
NOVEMBER 6
1. Carleton 491/40 2. Windsor 448 3. Concordia 378 4. Alberta 364/1 5. UBC 322 6. Saint Mary's 282 7. Acadia 262 8. Brandon 219 9. Queen's 152 10 Toronto 119 11 Calgary 90 12 Guelph 13 13 Cape Breton 10 14 StFX 5 15 Brock 4 15 Winnipeg 4 |
NOVEMBER 13
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Windsor 472 3. Concordia 420 4. UBC 382 5. Saint Mary's 337 6. Alberta 296 7. Brandon 261 8. Acadia 213 9. Toronto 191 10. Guelph 122 11. Queen's 53 12. Calgary 28 13. Cape Breton 22 14. Regina 14 15. Ottawa 2 |
OCTOBER 20
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Windsor 472 3. Concordia 428 4. UBC 390 5. Alberta 343 6. Acadia 273 7. Brandon 234 8. Toronto 220 9. Saint Mary's 164 10 Guelph 144 11 Cape Breton 64 12 Calgary 52 13 Queen's 19 14 Brock 5 15 Ottawa 3 |
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NOVEMBER 27
1. Carleton 516/43 2. UBC 471 3. Acadia 390 4. Concordia 359 5. Brandon 358 6. Windsor 315 7. Guelph 229 8. Saint Mary’s 193 9. Calgary 165 10 Alberta 129 11 Toronto 120 12 Ottawa 57 13 Cape Breton 19 14 Queen’s 18 15 StFX 3 |
DECEMBER 4
1. Carleton 504/42 2. Acadia 440 3. Concordia 392 4. UBC 371 5, Brandon 366 6. Saint Mary's 259 7. Calgary 258 8. Windsor 187 9. Alberta 155 10 Guelph 114 11 Cape Breton 66 12 Ottawa 62 13 Toronto 49 14 Victoria 14 15 Brock 6 |
JANUARY 8
1. Carleton 516/43 2. UBC 430 3. Acadia 331 4. Calgary 317 5. Concordia 267 6. Guelph 259 7. Ottawa 247 8. Brandon 191 9. Alberta 136 10. Cape Breton 129 11. StFX 114 12. Brock 99 13. Toronto 97 14. Saint Mary's 82 15. Western 55 |
JANUARY 15
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Calgary 441 3. Acadia 440 4. UBC 391 5. Brandon 285 6. Ottawa 266 7. Concordia 227 8. Brock 165 9. Toronto 129 10 Cape Breton 125 11 Guelph 108 12 Alberta 86 13 Saint Mary’s 46 14 Windsor 40 15 Victoria 38 |
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JANUARY 22
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Acadia 467 3. Brandon 425 4. Calgary 382 5. Ottawa 328 6. UBC 313 7. Toronto 232 8. Concordia 200 9. Brock ( 148 10 Cape Breton 107 11 Windsor 93 12 Alberta 92 13 Laval 25 14 Guelph 12 14 Saint Mary's 12 |
JANUARY 29
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Brandon 470 3. Calgary 414 4. Acadia 388 5. UBC 315 6. Ottawa 308 7. Toronto 260 8. Brock 190 9. Cape Breton 180 10 Windsor 134 11 Laval 62 12 Concordia 53 13 Alberta 15 14 Western 5 15 Guelph 4 |
FEBRUARY 5
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Brandon 469 3. Calgary 427 4. Acadia 389 5. Toronto 323 6. Ottawa 266 7. UBC 246 8. Cape Breton 236 9. Windsor 203 10 Brock 97 12 Laval 82 13 Alberta 67 14 Concordia 11 15 Saint Mary's 7 16 Guelph 2 |
FEBRUARY 12
1. Carleton 504/42 2. Brandon 461 3. Acadia 412 4. Calgary 371 5. UBC 317 6. Cape Breton 252 7. Toronto 323 8. Windsor 227 9. Ottawa 190 10 Brock 123 11 Laval 91 12 Alberta 49 13 StFX 5 14 Concordia 3 |
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FEBRUARY 19
1. Carleton 492/41 2. Brandon 450 3. Acadia 393 4. Calgary 384 5. UBC 311 6. Toronto 292 7. Cape Breton 240 8. Windsor 164 9. Brock 147 10 Laval 132 11 Ottawa 96 12 Alberta 86 13 StFX 6 |
FEBRUARY 26
1. Carleton 516/43 2. Acadia 446 3. Brandon 437 / (2) 4. Calgary 407 5. UBC 340 6. Windsor 297 7. Brock 239 8. Ottawa 189 9. Toronto 151 10 Cape Breton 100 11 StFX 95 12 Laval 57 13 Alberta 31 14 Saint Mary’s 24 15 Guelph 1 15 Concordia 1 |
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JANUARY 29
1. Carleton 252/21 2. Brandon 223 3. Calgary 205 4. Acadia 160 5. Toronto 148 6. Ottawa 146 7. UBC 128 8. Cape Breton 119 9. Windsor 92 10 Laval 59 11 Brock 49 12 Alberta 27 13 Victoria 15 14 St FX 7 14 Concordia 7 16 Saskatchewan 1 |
FEBRUARY 5
1. Carleton 264/22 2. Brandon 233 3. Calgary 226 4. Toronto 173 5. Acadia 165 6. Cape Breton 128 7. Ottawa 125 8. Windsor 112 9. UBC 94 10 Alberta 78 11 Laval 74 12 Brock 17 13 StFX 10 14 Concordia 5 15 Simon Fraser 4 16 Queen's 3 17 Saint Mary's 2 17 Saskatchewan 2 19 Victoria 1 |
FEBRUARY 12
1. Carleton 252/21 2. Brandon 229 3. Calgary 188 4. Acadia 173 5. Cape Breton 161 6. Windsor 135 7. Toronto 121 8. UBC 99 9. Alberta 92 10 Laval 87 11 Ottawa 62 12 Brock 19 13 StFX 18 14 Saskatchewan 1 15 Concordia 1 |
FEBRUARY 19
1. Carleton 240/20 2. Brandon 215 3. Calgary 196 4. Acadia 182 5. Toronto 140 6. Cape Breton 114 7. U.B.C. 103 8. Laval 97 9. Windsor 93 10 Alberta 79 11 StFX 37 12 Ottawa 35 13 Brock 28 14 Victoria 1 |
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FEBRUARY 26
1. Carleton 228/19 2. Calgary 199 3. Brandon 187 4. Acadia 179 5. Windsor 130 6. UBC 121 7. Ottawa 97 8. StFX 88 9. Toronto 60 10 Laval 58 11 Cape Breton 50 12 Brock 45 13 Alberta 28 14 Saint Mary?s 11 15 Concordia 1 |
MARCH 4 1. Carleton 252/21 2. UBC 221 3. Acadia 205 4. Brandon 167 5. Alberta 126 6. StFX 121 7. Laval 114 8. Ottawa 93 9. Calgary 91 10 Western 83 11 Cape Breton 50 12 Windsor 38 13 Toronto 32 14 Brock 21 15 Saint Mary's 16 16 Concordia 4 | . |
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OCTOBER 30
1. Simon Fraser 498 2. UBC 426 3. Memorial 378 4. McMaster 329 5. Alberta 297 6. Dalhousie 268 7. Regina 263 8. Laval 163 9. Calgary 129 10 York 97 11 Fraser Valley 46 12 Saskatchewan 40 13 Western 37 14 Cape Breton 24 15 Manitoba 21 16 Victoria 11 17 Toronto 8 |
NOVEMBER 6
1. Simon Fraser 420 2. UBC 373 3. Memorial 328 4. McMaster 322 5. Alberta 274 6. Dalhousie 210 7. Laval 188 8. Regina 177 9. Calgary 166 10 York 106 11 Fraser Valley 44 12 Western 25 13 Manitoba 17 14 Cape Breton 10 14 Saskatchewan 10 16 Victoria 4 17 Toronto 2 |
NOVEMBER 13
1. Simon Fraser 336 2. UBC 300 3. Memorial 271 4. McMaster 262 5. Dalhousie 196 6. Laval 173 7. Alberta 151 7. Regina 151 9. Calgary 112 10 York 107 11 Saskatchewan 31 12 Toronto 22 13 Western 17 14 Fraser Valley 6 15 Cape Breton 4 |
NOVEMBER 20
1. Simon Fraser 428 2. UBC 385 3. Memorial 347 4. McMaster 334 5. Laval 247 6. Regina 236 7. Alberta 184 8. Calgary 165 9. Dalhousie 161 10 York 147 11 Toronto 28 12 Western 26 13 Saskatchewan 20 14 Cape Breton 5 15 Victoria 3 16 Fraser Valley 2 |
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NOVEMBER 27
1. Simon Fraser 438 2. UBC 393 3. Memorial 353 4. McMaster 340 5. Laval 259 6. Regina 250 7. Alberta 237 8. York 151 9. Calgary 146 10 Dalhousie 43 11 Cape Breton 40 12 UNB 27 13 Western 25 14 Trinity Western 14 15 Victoria 11 16 Saskatchewan 6 |
DECEMBER 4
1. Simon Fraser 354 2. UBC 321 3. Memorial 284 4. McMaster 275 5. Laval 221 6. Alberta 202 7. Regina 162 8. Calgary 150 9. York 96 10 Cape Breton 52 11 Western Ontario 39 12 Dalhousie 26 13 Victoria 16 14 Laurier 15 15 UCFV 9 |
JANUARY 8
1. Simon Fraser 406 2. UBC 384 3. Memorial 332 4. McMaster 316 5. Alberta 250 6. Calgary 222 7. York 158 8. Regina 157 9. Laval 153 10 Cape Breton 101 11 Dalhousie 28 11 Western 28 13 Victoria 23 14 UCFV 16 15 Toronto 13 16 Saskatchewan 6 17 McGill 4 |
JANUARY 15
1. Simon Fraser 424 2. UBC 389 3. Memorial 344 4. McMaster 325 5. Alberta 277 6. Calgary 221 7. York 207 8. Laval 169 9. Regina 107 10 Cape Breton 77 11 Dalhousie 69 12 Victoria 47 13 Western 9 13 UCFV 9 15 Toronto 8 16 Saskatchewan 5 |
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JANUARY 22
1. Simon Fraser 375 2. UBC 352 3. Memorial 305 4. McMaster 285 5. Alberta 251 6. Calgary 205 7. York 180 8. Regina 116 9. Laval 113 10 Victoria 61 11 Cape Breton 44 12 Western 30 13 Dalhousie 20 14 UCFV 10 15 Saskatchewan 7 16 Winnipeg 1 |
JANUARY 29
1. Simon Fraser 365 2. UBC 329 3. Memorial 305 4. Alberta 268 5. McMaster 247 6. Calgary 199 7. York 154 8. Regina 152 9. Victoria 71 10 Laval 66 11 Western 57 12 Cape Breton 26 13 UCFV 17 14 Toronto 14 15 UQAM 5 |
FEBRUARY 5
1. Simon Fraser 366 2. UBC 336 3. Memorial 274 4. McMaster 267 5. Alberta 264 6. Calgary 217 7. York 176 8. Regina 138 9. Victoria 87 10 Cape Breton 11 Laval 73 12 Western 13 13 Fraser Valley 12 14 Dalhousie 6 15 UQAM 5 |
FEBRUARY 12
1. Simon Fraser 288 2. UBC 264 3. McMaster 234 4. Alberta 220 5. Memorial 196 6. Calgary 150 7. Regina 135 8. York 106 9. Cape Breton 71 10 Victoria 59 11 Toronto 37 12 Laval 20 13 Western 13 13 Saskatchewan 13 15 UCFV 8 16 Windsor 3 17 Dalhousie 2 | ||
FEBRUARY 19
1. Simon Fraser 324 2. UBC 297 3. McMaster 268 4. Alberta 237 5. Regina 192 6. Memorial 178 7. York 133 8. Cape Breton 110 9. Saskatchewan 63 10 Victoria 53 T 10 Laval 53 T 12 Calgary 52 13 Toronto 37 14 Western 25 15 Windsor 23 16 Dalhousie 6 |
FEBRUARY 26
1. Simon Fraser 296 2. McMaster 255 3. UBC 224 4. Alberta 205 5. Regina 187 6. Memorial 170 7. Saskatchewan 105 8. Toronto 98 9. Cape Breton 10 York 56 11 Laval 38 12 UQAM 20 13 Victoria 16 14 Windsor 12 |
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Individual Stats 2003-04 |
Wrinkles in SCHEDULES All conferences generally have M/W doubleheaders to permit travel using one bus. Usually the Men's game is last, although Concordia for one tends to play the Men's game in the early slot. The Women's playoffs are earlier each Spring, so the Women's schedule begins a week early, and the last week involves only Men's games. The AUS conference has 8 teams placed in 2 divisions for scheduling purposes. After scheduling, the 8 teams are considered one division, with the top six teams qualifying for the playoffs, and their overall season standing serves as playoff seeding. Memorial is always in the Baldwin division along with three of the four mainland Nova Scotia teams (SMU, StFX and Acadia), because of their proximity to Halifax airport. Each year one mainland team rotates to the Nelson division. In 2005-06 it is Dalhousie's turn to appear in the Nelson with UNB, UPEI and CBU. Each team plays 20 games, four against each division opponent, and two crossover games against each team in the other division, generally home-and-home, although not necessarily. Wins in own division earn two points, while wins over opponents from the other division earn four points. A team can earn 32 points from the 8 crossover games and 24 points from their 12 division games. The Quebec conference has 5 teams that play a straight 16-game schedule, facing each of their four opponents twice on the road and twice at home. The OUA has two 8-team divisions or conferences, OUA West and OUA East. Each team plays a 22-game schedule, 7 home-and-home series against division opponents, and a single game against each opponent in the other division. Those crossover games alternate home-away on successive years. In 2005-06 Canada West added a new team, TRU, to form one 5-team division (Pacific) and two 4-team divisions (Central, Great Plains). Because of travel considerations, teams typically play a pair of Fri/Sat games at one location, so they must play quite an imbalanced schedule. In 2005-06 UBC played two games at home and two games away against of conference rivals SFU and TWU, and play only three games against TRU and UVic. They play a pair of away games at Brandon and a pair at Calgary, and host Winnipeg twice and Lethbridge twice. All this adds up to 20 wins and 40 points they can earn. UBC entirely miss playing Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Regina that season. Manitoba plays conference rivals Brandon, Winnipeg and Regina four times each home-and home, play Saskatchewan and SFU twice each on the road, then host Calgary and TWU twice at home. This gives a total of 20 wins and 40 points they can earn. Pacific will expand to six teams in 2006-07 by adding Fraser Valley, when they should be able to return to a more balanced schedule where they play all teams. |