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Hollywood3 · 10-09-2011, 12:53 AM

October 8, 2011

OUT OF TOWN SCOREBOARD:

The Bison bye week wraps up. The Herd will travel to Edmontown next weekend to face the Evil Monkeys for temporary possession of first place. Here's what happened this Saturday:

[CW Site] : [CIS Site] : [CW Saturday Recap] : [CIS Saturday Round-up (not yet uploaded)]

REGINA COUGARS 0
ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 2

|> [U of A Story] : [U of A Summary] : [LS Summary] : [CIS Boxscore - not yet posted]
|> [U of A Friday Story - at U of R Site] : [Edmonton Journal Preview]

That CanadaWest.tv is one handy feature. While trying to watch HNIC's season debut and some MLB action between rain delays, I was able to watch the Banjo-Cats make a futile attempt at generating some offence. The Monkeys only won by 2 goals, yet it seemed more one-sided than that. The shots were 37-12, and though trailing Regina only had 3 shots on goal in the 3rd period. Just think: To win the game they needed to score on EVERY shot on goal in the 3rd period.

So the Primates are now tied with Manitoba with 4 points, and the square off next weekend. Meanwhile, Regina will go home-and-home with Sask in the Battle of the Melonheads.

CALGARY DINOS 3
UBC THUNDERBIRDS 4

|> [UBC Story] : [LS Summary]: [CIS Boxscore - not yet posted]
|> [U of C Friday Story] : [CIS Friday Boxscore] : [Vancouver Province Preview]

I don't think it is too early to say that Calgary is off to a bad start. The 1-4-2 pre-season record could be written off due to the fact that they played 6 games against top CIS teams (Alberta, Acadia, St. FX, and UNB) and the Flames Prospects. But being shut-out twice on home ice and then a split at UBC, with the win coming in a shoot-out, does not make them look like the national contenders they were purported to be.

We should not overlook UBC, gaining 3 points on the weekend and vaulting into 3rd place. Once again, they were well out-shot. However, after being outshot 15-7 in the 1st period they were still up 1-0. Thereafter the shots (and goals) were dead even. Both teams switched goaltenders from Friday. Calgary gave Jacob DeSerres his first start and veteran Jordan White was in the UBC nets. Taylor Stefishen scored two goals for the Dinos for the second game in a row.

NEXT UP:

Oct. 14
Saskatchewan at Regina : [Live Stats]
UBC at Lethbridge : [Live Stats] : [Live Video]
Manitoba at Alberta : [Live Stats] : [Live Video]

Oct. 15
Regina at Saskatchewan : [Live Stats] : [Live Video]
UBC at Lethbridge : [Live Stats] : [Live Video]
Manitoba at Alberta : [Live Stats] : [Live Video]

OUT EAST:

Oct. 8
RMC 3 Ryerson 4
Concordia 4 Windsor 9
Queen's 7 Brock 3
Ottawa 3 Laurier 1
UQTR 7 Guelph 3
McGill 3 Lakehead 2
Carleton 2 W. Ontario 4
York 5 UOIT 2
Nipissing 2 Waterloo 7

OUA LeagueStat Page - has all summaries

10-09-2011, 12:53 AM	#93
Hollywood3 Bison/Jet Fan Join Date: May 2007 Country: Posts: 2,150 vCash: 500	Bison Bye Week Wrap-up October 8, 2011 OUT OF TOWN SCOREBOARD: The Bison bye week wraps up. The Herd will travel to Edmontown next weekend to face the Evil Monkeys for temporary possession of first place. Here's what happened this Saturday: [CW Site] : [CIS Site] : [CW Saturday Recap] : [CIS Saturday Round-up (not yet uploaded)] REGINA COUGARS 0 ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS 2 \|> [U of A Story] : [U of A Summary] : [LS Summary] : [CIS Boxscore - not yet posted] \|> [U of A Friday Story - at U of R Site] : [Edmonton Journal Preview] That CanadaWest.tv is one handy feature. While trying to watch HNIC's season debut and some MLB action between rain delays, I was able to watch the Banjo-Cats make a futile attempt at generating some offence. The Monkeys only won by 2 goals, yet it seemed more one-sided than that. The shots were 37-12, and though trailing Regina only had 3 shots on goal in the 3rd period. Just think: To win the game they needed to score on EVERY shot on goal in the 3rd period. So the Primates are now tied with Manitoba with 4 points, and the square off next weekend. Meanwhile, Regina will go home-and-home with Sask in the Battle of the Melonheads. CALGARY DINOS 3 UBC THUNDERBIRDS 4 \|> [UBC Story] : [LS Summary]: [CIS Boxscore - not yet posted] \|> [U of C Friday Story] : [CIS Friday Boxscore] : [Vancouver Province Preview] I don't think it is too early to say that Calgary is off to a bad start. The 1-4-2 pre-season record could be written off due to the fact that they played 6 games against top CIS teams (Alberta, Acadia, St. FX, and UNB) and the Flames Prospects. But being shut-out twice on home ice and then a split at UBC, with the win coming in a shoot-out, does not make them look like the national contenders they were purported to be. We should not overlook UBC, gaining 3 points on the weekend and vaulting into 3rd place. Once again, they were well out-shot. However, after being outshot 15-7 in the 1st period they were still up 1-0. Thereafter the shots (and goals) were dead even. Both teams switched goaltenders from Friday. Calgary gave Jacob DeSerres his first start and veteran Jordan White was in the UBC nets. Taylor Stefishen scored two goals for the Dinos for the second game in a row. NEXT UP: Oct. 14 Saskatchewan at Regina : [Live Stats] UBC at Lethbridge : [Live Stats] : [Live Video] Manitoba at Alberta : [Live Stats] : [Live Video] Oct. 15 Regina at Saskatchewan : [Live Stats] : [Live Video] UBC at Lethbridge : [Live Stats] : [Live Video] Manitoba at Alberta : [Live Stats] : [Live Video] OUT EAST: Oct. 8 RMC 3 Ryerson 4 Concordia 4 Windsor 9 Queen's 7 Brock 3 Ottawa 3 Laurier 1 UQTR 7 Guelph 3 McGill 3 Lakehead 2 Carleton 2 W. Ontario 4 York 5 UOIT 2 Nipissing 2 Waterloo 7 OUA LeagueStat Page - has all summaries Last edited by Hollywood3: 10-09-2011 at 09:38 AM. Reason: LINKS ADDED