CANADIAN  BASKETBALL  2005  

CIS Standings
Atlantic 1. St.Francis X. 18-2 2. Cape Breton 14-6 3. St.Mary s 11-9 4. UPEI 9-11 5. Acadia 8-12 6. New Brunsw. 8-12 7. Memorial 7-13 8. Dalhousie 5-15 CanWest 1. Brandon 15-5 2. Victoria 14-6 3. Saskatchewan 13-7 4. Alberta 12-8 5. Calgary 12-8 6. Regina 11-9 7. British Col. 11-9 8. Simon Fraser 9-11 9. Lethbridge 8-12 10. Winnipeg 6-14 11. Trinity West. 6-14 12. Manitoba 3-17	Quebec League 1. Concordia 15-1 2. Laval 13-3 3. UQAM 6-9 4. Bishop s 3-13 5. Mc Gill 2-13 UOA East 1. Carleton 22-0 2. York 16-6 3. Ottawa 12-10 4. Queens 11-11 5. Toronto Univ. 9-13 6. Laurentian 8-14 7. RMC 3-19 8. Ryerson 1-21 UOA West 1. Waterloo 19-3 2. Brock 19-3 3. Mc Master 13-9 4. Guelph 11-11 5. Laurier 10-12 6. Lakehead 10-12 7. Windsor 7-15 8. W.Ontario 5-17

Final classification 2004-2005:
1. Carelton Ravens
2. Concordia Stingers
3/4. St. Francis Xavier X-Men and the Brock Badgers
5. Victoria Vikes
6. Ottawa Gee-Gees
7/8. Alberta Golden Bears and St. Mary's Huskies
9. Waterloo Warriors
10. Brandon Bobcats

The Final 10 Tournament All Star team was:
Michael Smart (Carleton Ravens)
Aaron Doornekamp (Carleton Ravens) Patrick Perrotte (Concordia Stingers) Benjamin Sormonte (Concordia Stingres) Morgan Fairweather (Brock Badgers) Garry Gallimore (St.Francis Xavier X-Men).
But prior to the Final 10, the following awards were declared for the whole season:
Player of the Year: Kevin Stienstra (Brock Badgers)
Rookie of the Year: Tut Ruach (York Lions)
Defensive Player of the Year: Garry Gallimore (StFX X-Men)
Ken Shields Award (achievement in three areas: basketball, academics and community involvement): Alex Stephen (StFX X-Men)
Coach of the Year: Dave Smart (Carleton Ravens)
All Canadians First Team: Kevin Stienstra (Brock Badgers)
Andrew Spagrud (Saskatchewan Huskies)
Philippe Langlois (Concordia Stingers)
Sherone Edwards (UPEI Panthers)
Mike Smart (Carleton Ravens)
Second Team:
Chris Trumpy (Victoria Vikes)
Dan Eves (York Lions)
Chrles Fortier (Lavar Or et Rouge)
Osvalso Jeanty (Carleton Ravens)
O'Neil Gordon (Brandon Bobcats)