2007-2008
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2 Bakovic, Ryerson 23.9
3 Posey, Lakehead 23.6
4 Nasajpour, Winni. 22.6
5 Ansah, Manitoba 22.6 | | Rebounds Per Game | 1 Saintil, Acadia 13.85
2 Bekkering, Calgary 11.5
3 Morin, Laval 11.7
4 Spagrud, Saska. 10.7
5 I.Bakovic, Ryers. 10.1 | | Assists Per Game | 1 Steer, Windsor 7.5
2 Rootes, Brock 7.4
3 Degiorgio, Toronto 7.3
4 Ross, Saint Mary's 7.1
5 Curtis, Western 6.2 | | Steals Per Game | 1 Nkrumah, C.Breton 3.8
2 Nasajpour, Winnip. 3.3
3 Charlery, Brandon 2.9 | | Blocks Per Game | 1 S.Haynes - York 2.7
2 A.Penny. - Laurier 2.5
3 D.Dessur. - Ottawa 2.3 | | 2FGP | 1 H.Fraser, 60.2
2 Atangana, UQAM 57.5
3 Jaspers-F., C.Bret. 56.9 | | 3FGP | 1 Handsor, Windsor 53.1
2 Swift, UNB 49.3
3 Harrison, Laurier 47.9 | | Free Throws | 1 McLau., St.Mary's 91.8
2 J.Price, Calgary 87.8
3 El-Zanaty, McGill 85.9 |
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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)
2003-2004
 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)Paladins2003-2004 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
2000-2001
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Final
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AUS
Baldwin
Saint Mary's 15-5
Acadia 12-8
Memorial 7-13
Dalhousie 3-17
AUS Nelson
StFX 20-0
UNB 10-10
UCCB 7-13
UPEI 6-14
Quebec
McGill 13-9
Laval 12-10
Concordia 12-10
Bishop's 5-17
OUA East
Carleton 21-1
York 16-6
Ryerson 14-8
Laurentian 13-9
Toronto 13-9
Queen's 5-17
RMC 5-17
Ottawa 3-19 |
OUA
West
McMaster 13-1
Western 12-2
Guelph 10-4
Brock 8-6
Waterloo 4-10
Lakehead 4-10
Windsor 3-11
Laurier 2-12
GPAC
Brandon 18-4
Winnipeg 9-13
Manitoba 9-13
Regina 8-14
Canada West
Alberta 17-5
Victoria 17-5
Simon Fraser 11-11
Lethbridge 10-12
UBC 9-13
Saskatchewan 8-14
Calgary 8-14
TWU 8-14 |
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St.Francis Xavier won again the CIAU title
beating in the final Brandon Bobcats
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The Final Eight Tournament Award Winners:
MVP - Randy Nohr, StFX
Tournament All-stars
Steve Maga, McMaster
Andy Kwiatkowski, Western
Earnest Bell, Brandon
Charlton Weasel Head, Brandon
Fred Perry, StFX
CIAU All-Canadian Teams 2001
1st Team All-Canadians
Steve Maga, McMaster Marauders
Randy Nohr, St. Francis Xavier X-Men
Fred Perry, St. Francis Xavier X-Men
Earnest Bell, Brandon Bobcats
Nick Maglisceau, Alberta Golden Bears
2nd Team All-Canadians
Jonah Taussig, Saint Mary's Huskies
Andy Kwiatkowski, Western Mustangs
Rob Smart, Carleton Ravens
Ali Wilmott, Victoria Vikes
Charles Fortier, Laval Rouge
All-Canadian Honourable Mention
Real Kiteau, Concordia Stingers (Douala, Cameroon)
Jimmy Grozelle, Western Mustangs (Ridgetown, ON)
Ryan Dudley, Brock Badgers (Guelph, ON)
Jafeth Maseruka, Carleton Ravens (Ottawa, ON)
Jordan Mason, Simon Fraser Clan (Vancouver, BC)
| Stats
Leaders |
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A.Kwiatkowski, Western 21.9
M.Kierstead, UNB 21.3
J.Morris, UPEI 20.8
C.Fortier, Laval 20.2
R.Dudley, Brock 19.8 |
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B.Crowdis, Ryerson 12.1
R.Kitieu, Concordia 11.8
K.Dulude, RMC 10.4
M.Chapman, Memorial 9.6
D.Schipper, Waterloo 9.3 |
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R.Nohr, StFX 8.1
J.Taussig, SMU 6.7
V.Herbert, Acadia 6.1
A.Stevenson, Lakehead 6.0
R.Reed, Lethbridge 5.6 |
1999-2000
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Final
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AUAA Baldwin
StFX 20 16 4 1690 1476 32
Saint Mary's 20 15 5 1504 1352 30
Memorial 20 8 12 1575 1634 16
Dalhousie 20 5 15 1424 1642 10
AUAA Nelson
UNB 20 13 7 1506 1466 26
Acadia 20 12 8 1475 1364 24
UCCB 20 9 11 1543 1562 18
UPEI 20 2 18 1387 1608 4
QUEBEC
Concordia 20 13 7 1576 1540 26
Bishop's 20 8 12 1424 1427 16
McGill 20 7 13 1383 1425 14
Laval 20 7 13 1457 1546 14
ONTARIO East
Ryerson 20 17 3 1671 1474 34
Laurentian 20 16 4 1599 1408 32
Carleton 20 11 9 1321 1357 22
Queen's 20 10 10 1360 1323 20
York 20 10 10 1423 1416 20
Toronto 20 6 14 1516 1593 12
Ottawa 20 5 15 1344 1565 10
ONTARIO West
Western 14 13 1 1177 952 26
McMaster 14 12 2 1156 970 24
Brock 14 8 6 1006 1000 16
Guelph 14 7 7 982 938 14
Lakehead 14 5 9 1007 1012 10
Waterloo 14 4 10 885 972 8
Windsor 14 4 10 981 1118 8
Laurier 14 3 11 813 1045 6
GREAT PLAINS
Brandon 20 11 9 1497 1467 22
Manitoba 20 9 11 1405 1437 18
Winnipeg 20 9 11 1455 1544 18
Regina 20 4 16 1503 1739 8
CANADA WEST
Lethbridge 20 18 2 1702 1411 36
Alberta 20 15 5 1686 1422 30
UBC 20 12 8 1484 1476 24
Victoria 20 11 9 1419 1381 22
Saskatchewan 20 10 10 1530 1547 20
Calgary 20 7 13 1312 1396 14
TWU 20 4 16 1383 1556 8 |
Danny Balderson named season MVP
Lethbridge Pronghorns guard Danny Balderson
(1975-G-192) has been named 99-00 MVP of CIAU-USIC Men Basketball.
Balderson, a member of 1999 World University Games Canadian Team, averaged
20,7ppg and is in country�s top ten in scoring, FG average, and FT
average. See down the CIAU Men Basketball Awards for 99-00 season:
ALL-CANADIAN FIRST TEAM
Danny Balderson G Lethbridge
Fred Perry G/F St.Francis Xavier
Micah Bourdeau G Western Ontario
Ted Dongelmans C Laurentian
Nick Maglisceau F/C Alberta
ALL CANADIAN SECOND TEAM
Steve Maga G McMaster
Patrice Lemieux G/F Bishop�s
Earnest Bell F/C Brandon
Jonah Taussig G St.Mary�s
Spencer Holt G Lethbridge
ALL CANADIAN HONORABLE MENTION
Ramon Mc Elmurry G Lakehead
Eric Zulu G Concordia
Bill Crowdis F Ryerson Poly
Jamie Duncan G Brock
Dennie Oliver F St.Francis Xavier
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: James Kenyon G Saskatchewan
| Stats
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Eric Zulu Concordia 23.5
Patrice Lemieux Bishop's 20.9
Fred Perry StFX 20.8
Danny Balderson Lethbridge 20.7
Doug Doyle McMaster 20.6
Earnest Bell Brandon 20.0
Ted Dongelmans Laurentian 19.7
Matthew Chapman Memorial 19.6
Jermaine Bruce Memorial 19.1
Micah Bourdeau Western 18.9 |
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Matthew Chapman Memorial 12.9
Geoff Stead Windsor 12.8
Dennie Oliver StFX 10.8
Gordini Valery Ottawa 10.6
Real Kitieu Concordia 10.3
Bill Crowdis Ryerson 10.1
Sasha Ivankovic Ryerson 9.3
Radhi Knapp Laurier 9.2
Cory Janes Saint Mary's 9.2
Ramon McElmurry Lakehead 9.2 |
1998-1999
| Stats
Leaders |
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Rebounds |
1 Dale Holmes, Reg 25.7
2 Jan Trojanowski, Aca 22.2
3 Fred Perry, SFX 21.3
4 Eric Hinrichsen, Vic 21.1
5 Doug Newson, Dal 20.6
6 Matej Maroti, Wpg 20.5
7 Steve Anderson, Win 20.1
8 David Phillip, CBB 20.0
9 Danny Balderson, Lth 19.9
10 Richard Lovelace, Bdn 19.7 |
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1 Eric Hinrichsen, Vic 11.6
2 Jan Trojanowski, Aca 10.5
3 Jay Prosper, Con 10.3
4 Ramon McElmurry, Lkd 10.1
5 Matthew Chapman, Mem 9.2
6 David Phillip, CCB 9.1
7 Trevor John, Bdn 8.4
8 Steve Anderson, Win 8.1
9 Ken Hodgkins, WLU 8.0
10 Jason Dayman, SFX 7.7 |
1997-1998
| Stats
Leaders |
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Rebounds |
1 Kevin Gilroy, Reg 25.7
2 Titus Channer, McM 23.6
3 Brian Parker, Dal 23.1
4 Dean Labayen, Yor 22.4
5 Brian Leonard, Car 22.3 |
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1 Geoff Stead, Win 14.5
2 Patrick Toulouse, StM 10.9
3 Kevin Gilroy, Reg 9.8
4 Brian Leonard, Car 9.5
5 Eric Hinrichsen, Vic 9.4 |
1996-1997
| Stats
Leaders |
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Rebounds |
Navie Sekhon, Calg 24.9
Titus Channer, McM 24.0
Barnaby Craddock, Leth 22.7
Elliot Unger, Man 21.9
Peter Benoite, Mem 21.0 |
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Geoff Stead, Wind 14.9
Elliot Unger, Man 12.6
Eric Hinrichsen, UVic 11.4
Scott Belasco, Ryer 9.9
Shawn Plancke, Dal 9.7 |
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