Carleton celebrating CIS championship
(Photo: Nick Pearce)
Naismith - basketball was born in Canada
Carleton
Ravens Two-Peat Canadian Champions After Defeating X-Men 63-59; Michael
Smart Tournament MVP
CIS Final 10 2003-2004 (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
Day 1 (18.3.04)
UBC (7) 64 vs. York (10) 89 - FINAL
UNB (8) 94 vs. Brandon (9) 71
Day 2: (19.3.04)
Laval (2) 52 vs. York (10) 54
StFX (3) 77 vs. Brock (6) 61
Carleton (1) 77 vs. UNB (8) 75
Calgary (4) 74 vs. McMaster (5) 66
Brandon 69 vs. UBC 75 (Consolation relegation)
Day 3 (20.3.04)
Consolation Semifinal #1 : McMaster (5) 84 vs. UNB (8) 76
Consolation Semifinal #2 : Brock 81 vs. Laval 73
Championship Semifinal #1 : Calgary 67 vs. Carleton 69
Championship Semifinal #2 : StFX 68 vs. York 53
Day 4 (21.3.04)
Consolation Final : McMaster 93 vs. Brock 75
Final : StFX (3) 59 vs. Carleton (1) 63
Tournament MVP: Michael Smart (Carleton)
Tournament All Stars:
Guard: Jonathan Bell (StFX)
Forward: Josh Poirier (Carleton)
Forward: Neal MacDonald (StFX)
Forward: Chris Wright (Calgary)
Forward: Ryan French (York)
CIS
All-Canadians 2003-2004
Mike Moser Memorial Trophy, presented annually to the most
outstanding Canadian university player. - Pasha Bains of Simon Fraser
University
-Tissot rookie-of-the-year : Andrew Spagrud
(University of Saskatchewan)
- Ken Shields - TSN Award for best combining basketball
with academics and community involvement - Kevin Petterson (University of
Alberta)
-Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Trophy for CIS best coach:
Craig Norman, from the Royal Miltary College (RMC)Paladins
2003-2004 CIS Men's Basketball All-Canadians: First team: -Pasha Bains -G- SFU
-Phil Scherer -G- Alberta
-Kevin Dulude -F- RMC
-Gabriel Goree - F- Saint Mary's
-Adam Guiney - C- McMaster Second team:
-Charles Fortier -G- Laval
-John Riad -G- Calgary
-Kyle Julius -G- Guelph
-Paul Larmand -F- Carleton
-Jeffery Szita -C- Bishop's
