Race for the Crown

Women’s Volleyball
Home & Away Division

Matches Played Matches Won Matches Lost Games Won Games Lost Points

 

Malaspina Mariners 11 11 0 33 0 22
Douglas College Royals 11 9 2 29 10 18
TWU Spartans 11 8 3 25 15 16
Langara College Falcons 9 6 3 20 14 12
Okanagan (OUC) Lakers 12 6 6 23 26 12
Capilano College Blues 9 3 6 14 21 6
CNC Kodiaks 12 3 9 11 32 6
Cariboo (UCC) Sun Demons 12 2 10 11 31 Zz
Camosun College Chargers 11 1 10 15 32 2
Men’s Volleyball
Home & Away Division Matches Played Matches Won Matches Lost Games Won Games Lost Points
Camosun College Chargers 11 11 0 33 3 22
TWU Spartans 11 10 1 32 5 20
Douglas College Royals 11 7 4 21 19 14
Okanagan (OUC) Lakers 12 7 5 25 22 14
Malaspina Mariners 11 4 Z 19 22 8
Cariboo (UCC) Sun Demons 12 4 8 17 27 8
Langara College Falcons 9 3 6 14 21 6
CNC Kodiaks 12 3 9 13 30 6 ce
Capilano College Blues 9 0 9 2 27 0 Ugh! Good thing | ate my maple frosted Wheaties.
Men’s Basketball Games Played Wins Losses Points National Volleyball Rankings
Langara College Facets - 9 pa a, 14 Men eee yan nes (ac) (1)
Fraser Valley (UCFV) Cascades 7 6 a! 12 1 Mount Royal Cougars (AB (2) 2. Beauce-Appalaches Condors (QC) (2)
Malaspina Mariners 7 6 1 12 2 Red Deer Kings (AB) (1) 3. Grande Prairie Wolves (AB) (5)
TWU Spartans 7 5, 2 10 3 Camosun Chargers (BC) (4) Gane Sadan itis (AB) (3)
Cariboo (UCC) Sun Demons 7 4 3 8 Ze Limoilou Titans (QC) (5) 5. Malaspina Mariners (BC) (4)
Okanagan (OUC) Lakers 7 a 6 5. Trinity Western Spartans (BC) (7) ai: Repaae Bateles (ON) (6)
Capilano College Blues 8 Bo eB 6 6 Montmorency Nomades (QC) (3) 7. BeX.-Garnesu Bland (Qc) (7)
Douglas College Royals 7 1 6 2 7 Humber Hawks (ON) (6) Red Deer Queens (AB) (8)
CNC Kodiaks 7 1 6 2 8 Grande Prairie Wolves (AB) (8) 9. Douglas Royals (BC) (12)
Camosun College Chargers 7 0 7 0 9. SAIT Trojans (AB) (9) 10. Seneca The Sting (ON) (10)
Women’s Basketball Games Played Wins Losses Points 10. Jonquiére et (10) 11. Ste.-Anne Dragons (AC) (11)
Douglas College Royals 6 6 oO 12 11, Niagara Knights (ON) (13) 12. Trinity Western Spartans (BC) (9)
Malaspina Mariners 6 5 1 10 12. aoe Sune ae 4 13. Mount Royal Cougars (AB) (13)
Fraser Valley (UCFV) Cascades 7 5 2 10 13. Algonquin ae er (ON) (14) 14. Durham Lady Lords (ON) (14)

4 3 14. Seneca The Sting (ON) (11) 15. St. Thomas Tommies (AC) (NR)
Langare Coton: tes : : 15. | UNBSJ Seawolves (AC) (15)
Capilano College Blues 7 3 4 6 : Dropping Out
TWU Spartans 6 2 4 4 Langara Falcons (BC)
pores Ce) ae ee ee ; : : AC—Atlantic Canada, QC—Quebec, ON—Ontario, AB—Alberta, BC—British Columbia

gan (OUC) Lakers 7 2 5 4 a : L

Camosun College Chargers 6 0 6 0 () Previous Ranking, NR—Not ranked previously

National Basketball Rankings

Men

1 Langara Falcons (BC) (3)

2 Sheridan Bruins (ON) (1)

3 Humber Hawks (ON (4)

4. Dawson Blues (QC) (2)

5: Algonquin Thunder (ON) (5)

6 Malaspina Mariners (BC) (6)

7 Montmorency Nomades (QC) (7)
8 Grant MacEwan Griffins (AB) (8)
9 Mount St. Vincent Mystics (AC) (9)

Fraser Valley Cascades (BC) (11)
11. SAIT Trojans (AB) (10)
12. Medicine Hat Rattlers (AB) (12)
13. — Loyalist Lancers (ON) (13)
14. Cariboo Sun Demons (BC) (NR)
15. — St. Clair Saints (ON) (NR)

Dropping Out
St. Lawrence Vikings (ON)
Trinity Western Spartans (BC)

Women

1 Malaspina Mariners (BC) (1)

2 Humber Hawks (0N) (3)

3 Montmorency Nomades (QC) (2)

4, SAIT Trojans (AB) (4)

5. Douglas Royals (BC) (6)

6 Mohawk Mountaineers (ON) (8)

7 NSAC Rams (AC) (9)

8 Mount Royal Cougars (AB) (5)

9 Edouard Mountpetit Lynx (QC) (10)

Grant MacEwan Griffins (AB) (7)
11. Capilano Blues (BC) (NR)
12. —_ Langara Falcons (BC) (11)
13. Sainte-Foy Dynamiques (QC) (12)
14. Fanshawe Falcons (ON) (NR)
15. King’s Blue Devils (AC) (NR)

Dropping Out

Durham Lady Lords (ON)
Mount Allison Mounties (AC)
Vanier Cheetahs (QC)

AC—Atlantic Canada, QC—Quebec, ON—Ontario,
AB—Alberta, BC—British Columbia
() Previous Ranking, NR—Not ranked previously
National Rankings as of December 1

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All-NFL “Pay-to-Watch” Team os

There are some professional
athletes who are known as
“pay to watch” players. In
other words, fans go toa
game only to watch that
athlete perform. Michael
Jordan was a “pay to watch”
athlete and so is Paul Karyia.
Here is a complete team of
“pay to watch” NFLers.
Offense

QB—Brett Favre, Green Bay
Packers—Any quarterback
that takes on defensive
linemen is fun to watch.
RB—Barry Sanders, Detroit
Lions—He may need four or
five carries, but eventually
he'll break one of those runs
that make defenders look
stupid.

FB—Mike Alstott, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers—There are better
fundamental fullbacks, but
none match Alstott’s pure
power or running ability.
WR—Joey Galloway, Seattle
Seahawks—He scores on
reverses, returns and bombs,
the question is; how do you
stop him?

WR—Randy Moss, Minnesota
Vikings—The most exciting
rookie to enter the league
since Barry Sanders. Almost
impossible to cover one-on-
one.

TE—Shannon Sharpe, Denver
Broncos-If they packaged his
sound bites, he would out-

sell Jerry Sienfeld.
OLT—Jonathon Ogden,

Baltimore Ravens—Imagine a
320 pound ballerina with a

mean streak.

OLG—Steve Wisniewski,
Oakland Raiders—The best
part of watching him play is

guessing the number of

penalties he'll get during the

game.
C—Dermontti Dawson,

Pittsburgh Steelers—Watch-

ing a centre take out a

defensive back on a sweep is

one of the true gems in
football.

ORG—Kevin Donnalley, Miami
Dolphins—A pure mauler who
destroys opponents in the

running game.
ORT—Leon Searcy,

Jacksonville Jaguars—Mobile
enough to pass block, but
crushes defenders when run

blocking.
Defense

DRE—Bruce Smith, Buffalo
Bills—Although he’s nearing
the end of his career, he'll
massacre your quarterback if
you don’t account for him

every play.

DRT—Warren Sapp, Tampa

Bay Buccaneers—Has more
fun on the field than any
interior lineman in the game.
DLT—John Randle, Minnesota
Vikings—Pure effort. Will
beat three blockers to get a
sack.

DLE—Andre Wadsworth,
Arizona Cardinals—Once he
goes through a real training
camp, he'll be unstoppable.
OLB—Junior Seau, San Diego
Chargers—If his motor ever
stops check his pulse.
MLB—Ray Lewis, Baltimore
Ravens—The Automatic
Tackling Machine (ATM)
makes running backs sweat
the night before the game.
OLB—Jamir Miller, Arizona
Cardinals—Very good pass
rusher who can also be a force
against the run.

CB—Deon Sanders, Dallas
Cowboys—The first modern-
day two-way player and the
most exciting athlete in the
NFL.

CB—Ty Law, New England
Patriots—Don't fight the Law,
the Law will win.

SS—John Lynch, Tampa Bay
Buccaneers—Makes his living
turning ballcarriers into jelly.
FS—Keith Lyle, St. Louis
Rams—Sometimes has more
receptions than opposing
receivers.

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