Women's Basketball

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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT MAR 16 2013 @AT DALAC VS OLDS (CCAA BRONZE MEDAL GAME) L65-72
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT MAR 16 2013 @DALAC VS ALGONQUIN (CCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS) W64-47
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The St. Thomas Tommies are headed to the CCAA Bronze medal game for the second year in a row. The Tommies defeated the Algonquin College Thunder 64-47 in the Bronze semi-final Saturday afternoon. Hilary Goodine and Laura Anderson led the Tommies with 11 points each. The Thunder challenged the Tommies in the first quarter as they were up 15-14, however the Tommies went on a 18-4 run in the second quarter to widen the gap and they never looked back. The Tommies play Olds College at 6:00 P.M. tonight.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FRI MAR 15 2013 @DALAC (CCAA NATIONAL SEMIFINAL) VS DAWSON L64-74
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL THU MAR 14 2013 @DALAC (CCAA NATIONAL QUARTERFINAL) VS FANSHAWE W76-53
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In most cases 50 per cent free throw shooting might sink a team, however the Tommies made it a non-factor, advancing to Friday's national semifinal. It will be the first time a Tommies team will play in a national semifinal. They'll take on the 3rd seed Dawson College Blues. Kelly Vass had 12 points and six steals to earn player of the game honours. Ashley Bawn had a double-double - 14 rebounds, 10 points. The game started tentative with the teams trading the lead four times. But the Tommies sprung to life and went on a 20-7 run in the second to take a comfortable lead. That proved to be all they needed, as they rode that lead to victory, never allowing Fanshawe within more than 11.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN MAR 3 2013 @LB GYM VS MSVU (ACAA CHAMPIONSHIP GAME) L61-70
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT MAR 2 2013 @LB GYM VS CU (ACAA SEMIFINAL) W79-70
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT MAR 2 2013 @LB GYM VS MTA - (ACAA SEMIFINAL) W94-47
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN FEB 24 2013 @USA VS UKC (ACAA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH) L0-3
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN FEB 24 2013 @USA VS MSVU (ACAA CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH) L0-3
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN FEB 24 2013 CU W86-84
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT FEB 23 2013 @MTA VS SMU (AUS CHAMPIONSHIPS) L1-3
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT FEB 23 2013 @USA VS HC (ACAA SEMIFINAL) W3-2
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT FEB 23 2013 MSVU W89-79
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT FEB 23 2013 @USA VS MTA ACAA SEMIFINAL W3-0
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT FEB 23 2013 MSVU W68-51
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY THU FEB 21 2013 @MTA VS UDEM - AUS CHAMPIONSHIPS W3-2
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SUN FEB 17 2013 @MTA W84-57
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN FEB 17 2013 @MSVU L0-3
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN FEB 17 2013 @MTA W76-71
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN FEB 17 2013 USA W3-1
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The Tommies bounced back after losing in five sets to Sainte-Anne on Saturday. The Dragons came in unsure whether they'd be playing in the ACAA Championships they will host next weekend, needing the help of a UNBSJ loss. The Tommies took the first set 25-20. The Dragons came back to grind out a second set win 28-26. The third was just as close, featuring 8 ties and 5 lead-changes. But the Tommies prevailed 25-20 and took that momentum into the fourth where they held off the Dragons to win it 25-23. Jason Cannon led the attack with 20 kills, Andrew Keddy pounded 14, while Joel Allison had 13 kills, 6 digs, and 5 service aces.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT FEB 16 2013 @DAL AC W3-1
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT FEB 16 2013 UDEM W4-1
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Fifth year senior players Kayla Blackmore, Courtney Fox, and Julia Sharun stepped on home ice for the final time on Saturday night and all turned out excpetional performances. They shared player of the game honours as Sharun was 1:20 away from a second straight shutout, Fox recorded an assist, and Blackmore had three points, including the winner. Blackmore opened the scoring six minutes into the first and chipped in the second goal early in the second period. Stephanie Gates deposited the third goal when she found the rebound by the side of the net off a great play by McTaggart. Kenya Marcelline buried the cross-crease pass from Blackmore for the fourth goal and Marcelline's fourth point of the night. Having already locked up the second seed in the AUS standings, the Tommies came in lose and cruised to victory against a team they will face Thursday in game one of the AUS playoffs in Sackville, NB.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT FEB 16 2013 USA L2-3
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT FEB 16 2013 @DAL (FORFEIT) W1-0
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT FEB 16 2013 @DAL AC W83-57
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WED FEB 13 2013 @UNBSJ W87-63
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The CCAA no 2 Tommies improved to 17-0 as they disposed of the UNBSJ Seawolves for the fourth time this season. Ashley Bawn continued her hot play of late, putting up 25 points on 7 for 12 shooting and just 21 minutes on the floor. Sam Wilson added 12 and Danielle LeBlanc shot 5 for 7 from the floor to contribute 11 to the victory. STU hits the road for their final road trip of the regular season this weekend to take on Dalhousie AC on Saturday and Mount A on Sunday.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY WED FEB 13 2013 @MTA W1-0
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Keyna Marcelline’s goal with 1:23 to go broke the scoreless deadlock and lifted STU past Mount Allison on Wednesday night. The goal spoiled the shutout bid for Kate O’Brien, who made her first career AUS start in the Mounties goal. Marcelline dug the puck out of a crowd in the slot and fired it blocker side past O’Brien. The teams combined to wire six shots off the post and corssbar. But the Tommies were able to hold on and squeak out the win. The win was the second 1-0 victory in a row – one for each of the Tommies netmiders Sharun (Monday) and Wolfe (tonight). The Tommies improve to 15-7-1, good enough to clinch second spot in the AUS standings.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL WED FEB 13 2013 @UNBSJ W85-49
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The Tommies recorded their 10th win in their last 11 outings on Wednesday as they handily defeated the UNBSJ Seawolves. The newly ranked no 7 Tommies saw strong performances from Lonzel Lowe (16 points, 7 for 9 shooting), Jason Daniels (15 points, 8 rebounds, 5 steals), and Calvin Leblanc (14 points, 9 rebounds, 4 blocks). Brad Hovey chipped in 12 points off the bench. STU hits the road for their final road trip of the regular season this weekend to take on Dalhousie AC on Saturday and Mount A on Sunday.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY MON FEB 11 2013 UPEI W1-0
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The Tommies got an important hard-fought win over the UPEI Panthers on Monday night to move three points up on SMU in the standings and three up on UPEI for second in the AUS. On a night that featured eight power play opportunities for STU and three for UPEI, the only goal came shorthanded. With six and a half minutes remaining in the first, Kayla Blackmore tracked down the puck and took it in on a breakaway, went to the backhand and roofed over the shoulder of Marie Deschenes. From then on, the Tommies had 14 minutes on the power play, only to be shut down by the Panthers' penalty kill and Deschenes. Despite spending their fair share of time shorthanded, the Panthers had their chances coming close only to be turned away by Julia Sharun who turned a very solid performance and her fifth shutout of the season. The game wraps up the season series with the Tommies, with the home teams winning each game and the Tommies not allowing a goal on home ice. STU hits the road to face Mount A on Wednesday to make up the game scheduled for last Saturday.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI FEB 8 2013 @UPEI L1-5
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MEN'S BASKETBALL FRI FEB 8 2013 @CU W74-63
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FRI FEB 8 2013 @CU W108-56
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED FEB 6 2013 @UNBSJ W3-1
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The Tommies avenged a loss against the Seawolves two weeks ago with a four-set victory on Wednesday night in Saint John. Andrew Keddy played well in his new role as an outsider after moving from setter. He recorded 14 kills and 15 digs. Jason Cannon bagged 15 kills and dig 18 balls. STU was narrowly edged out in the first set, with the Seawolves winning it 25-23. The Tommies buckled down to win the next three 25-20, 25-19, and 27-25, and with it, the match. The Tommies are back home Saturday and Sunday for a pair of matches against Holland College.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED FEB 6 2013 @UNBSJ W3-1
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The Tommies got their 12 win out of their last 13 matches with a four-set victory over UNBSJ in Saint John on Wednesday night. STU took the first set 25-13. The Seawolves bounced back to take the second 25-21. But the Tommies were too much, taking the final two sets 25-17 and 25-22 as UNBSJ put up a good effort in the loss. Ashley Jordan was the player of the match leading with 13 kills, 12 digs, and six blocks. The Tommies are back home Saturday and Sunday for a pair of matches against Holland College.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SUN FEB 3 2013 UDEM L2-6
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Raphael Pouliot buried a shot from the slot to give Moncton an insurance goal with 2:47 to go in the third and sink the Tommies in the 19th annual Lou Chabot Game. Graduating Tommie Alex Labonte did what he could to help the Tommies end their home schedule on a high note. He opened the scoring 27 seconds surprising the Moncton goalie and sliding it through his legs. UdeM responded just past a minute into the second on a goal by Alex Emond. Keven Charland gave Moncton their first lead five minutes later and took that into the dressing room at the second intermission. Three minutes into the third, Labonte potted another to tie it back up as he came out in front and beat the goalie five-hole. Samuel Groulx scored the go-ahead goal midway through the frame before the onslot of three goals (one into the empty net) in 2 minutes and 47 seconds. A nice moment before the game as former captain Matt Eagles came out to take the opening draw and won it and quickly came off. Eagles was forced to retire last season due to injuries and graduates from St. Thomas this year. STU also said goodbye to graduating players Alex Labonte and Chris Morehouse before the game.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT FEB 2 2013 DAL (FORFEIT) W1-0
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Dalhousie Tigers forfeit game, score is recorded as 1 - 0 for St. Thomas.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT FEB 2 2013 HC W89-40
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The Tommies found another gear in the second half and left Holland College behind, outscoring them 48-14 in the second half. Olivia Dobblestyn was the player of the game with 15 points, going 6 for 8 from the floor. Ashley Bawn chipped in 13 points, while Carissa Mctague had 12, and Danielle LeBlanc added 9 points. Kelly Vass pulled down 7 rebounds, had 5 assists, and 5 steals.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT FEB 2 2013 HC W84-67
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The Tommies rode a dominant second half as they got an important victory over CCAA no 4 Holland College on Saturday afternoon. The Tommies put together a 10-0 run at the tail end of the first to take a 10-point lead into the break. They built off that in the second half, frustrating the Holland College offence and stretching the lead to more than 20. The Hurricanes seemed to lose their cool and STU took advantage as they kept coming back at them and digging the hole deeper for Holland College. Nathan Mazurkiewicz was player of the game with 27 points - many of them daggers in the Hurricanes' hopes of a comeback - and five assists. Dave Dolan (12 points, 11 rebounds), Calvin LeBlanc (11 rebounds, 11 points), and Lonzel Lowe (11 rebounds, 10 points) all recorded double-doubles for the Tommies. The win keeps the Tommies in a tie for second in the ACAA standings and inches them closer to the Hurricanes for top spot.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI FEB 1 2013 UNB L1-5
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Four third period goals pushed the Varsity Reds past the Tommies in the final instalment of the battle of the hill this season. Despite strong defensive play by the Tommies throughout the first two periods, UNB found a way through starting with a shot by Nesbitt off the wing just under two minutes into the third. That made it 2-0 and it was pretty much all V-Reds from then on. The Tommies had a brief 5-on-3 power play later in the third but it only resulted in a fourth goal by the V-Reds on a 3-on-2 shorthanded rush. Felix Poulin broke the shutout inside a minute to go with a backhander he roofed from below the faceoff circle. The Tommies were out shot 35-10 in the game with Jon Groenheyde taking the loss, but not without some spectacular saves. STU takes to the ice for their final game Sunday against UdeM in the 19th Annual Lou Chabot Game.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN JAN 27 2013 @UKC W3-2
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SUN JAN 27 2013 @DAL AC W120-16
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN JAN 27 2013 @DAL AC W90-39
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN JAN 27 2013 MSVU L0-3
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The Mystics forced the Tommies' 11 match winning streak to a crashing halt on Sunday afternoon in Fredericton. MSVU, the only team to defeat the Tommies this season, forced the Tommies into making mistakes and running around as they looked dominant in the three-set victory. The first set started off in very competitive fashion as both teams did what they could to take control of the set. But it was the Mystics who would come out on top of that battle, winning the set 25-17. From there on, the Tommies were unable to get their feet under them. With poor passing throughout, they saw a total of 40 kills be recorded by their opposition while they were only able to record 12 defensive digs all match. The Mystics took the final two sets by scores of 25-10 and 25-8. Chelsea Bringloe was all over the court doing what she could to help her team stay in it. She was player of the match for STU with three kills and nine digs. The Tommies will look to rebound when they go to UNBSJ Wednesday, February 6th.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 26 2013 @UPEI L0-1
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Courtney Stewart's goal at 15:24 of the first period stood up as the difference as the UPEI Panthers handed the Tommies their fifth loss in seven games. STU directed 28 shots at Marie Deschenes in the Panthers' goal but were unable to beat her on the night. Julia Sharun stopped 21 of 22 shots at the Tommies' end. UPEI's stifling defence took care of the Tommies' struggling power play as they stopped them on six attempts, four of which came in the final frame. Despite the loss, St. Thomas hangs on to second in the AUS standings with 27 points, but has UPEI breathing down their necks a 25 points and an opportunity to draw even on Sunday against St. FX. STU's not back in action until Saturday, February 9th when they visit Mount Allison.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 26 2013 @ACA L2-5
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Jon Groenheyde was shelled as he faced a season-high 70 shots against the no 6 ranked Axemen on Saturday night. The Tommies made it close after giving up three in the first on goals by Cazzola, Beaton, and Thompson. Jon Bonneau got the Tommies on the board when he buried a rebound early in the second. Alex Labonte scored five-hole from the slot 11 minutes later as the 3-2 total carried until 12:37 of the third when Cazzola struck again to make it 4-2 on the 64th shot. Cazzola would add an empty-netter for the hat trick. The Tommies directed 19 shots at DiSalvo on the the night. STU returns home for the final Battle of the Hill on Friday and face UdeM in the Lou Chabot Memorial Game on Sunday afternoon to round out the season's home schedule.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 26 2013 @MSVU W83-59
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The Tommies cruised to an important win over the Mystics to run their record to 3-1 in their last four meetings and move into a tie for second in the ACAA standings. STU led from start to finish and took advantage of a full line-up. It was tight after one, just a 19-18 edge for STU. But that's when they took off, out scoring MSVU 21-10 in the second quarter to hold an 40-28 lead at halftime. STU overpowered the Mystics in the second half to improve to 9-4. Nathan Mazurkiewicz had a season-high 22 points and added four assists. Jason Daniels had 15 points to help the cause. Calvin LeBlanc contributed 13 and was one rebound short of a double-double. The Tommies visit Dal AC to round out the weekend.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 26 2013 @MSVU W68-61
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The Tommies were given nearly all they could handle on Saturday evening as they defeated MSVU to move to 13-0 on the season. They had to recover from a very slow start, trailing 16-7 after one quarter. Their shooting was ice cold. They'd bounce right back, opening the second quarter on a 17-3 run to take over the game and lead it 30-27 at the half. They'd see push back in the second half from the Mystics but they held an eight-point lead heading into the fourth and managed to keep it right to the end. Ashley Bawn led the attack with 17 points. Sam Wilson added 14, while Renee LeBlanc had nine. Laura Anderson had 5 assists and four steals, Kelly Vass had seven steals.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 26 2013 @UKC L1-3
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The Blue Devils took the third meeting of the season with STU in a four set victory on Saturday afternoon in Halifax. STU struggled to get their offense running consistently as the Blue Devils had success blocking at the net throughout the match. King's took a two sets to none lead with 25-19 scores in the opening two sets. STU came back to nab the third set 25-21. King's put it into another gear as they cruised to a fourth set win 25-10. The teams meet again Sunday morning at 11AM in Halifax.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI JAN 25 2013 @DAL L2-5
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The teams traded power play goals through the midway section of the first period (Sebastien Bernier), but it was all Dalhousie from there on. They potted four straight goals to take a commanding 5-1 lead heading into the third. Steve Sanza added one more for the Tommies as they fell to the Tigers on Friday night in Halifax. Jon Groenheyde faced 33 shots in the Tommies' goal, while Bobby Nadeau stopped 27 of the 29 shots he faced. The Tigers got their redemption after STU took them down at home two weeks ago. St. Thomas heads for Wolfville, NS to take on Acadia (third in AUS standings) on Saturday night at 7PM.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED JAN 23 2013 @MTA W3-0
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL WED JAN 23 2013 UNBSJ W83-64
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The Seawolved hung tough and battled throughout the game but still were no match for the Tommies on Wednesday night. STU struggled shooting the ball in the first quarter and saw the lead get handed back-and-forth four times. But STU stepped it up in the second quarter, outscoring UNBSJ 24-8 to enter the break up 44-23. But the Seawolves would not go away, taking advantage of a Tommies squad who weren't at their best. UNBSJ got back within 12 before STU put them away for their twelfth victory of the season. Sam Wilson was on fire on the offensive end, particularly from beyond the arc. She had 30 points, including eight three-pointers. Renee LeBlanc dropped 22 points, six of them three-pointers, and Ashley Bawn had seven assists. Only six Tommies recorded points in the game, a season-low. STU hits the road again this weekend to take on MSVU and Dal AC.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL WED JAN 23 2013 UNBSJ W92-58
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The Tommies controlled play from start to finish and routed the UNBSJ Seawolves for their third straight victory on Wednesday night. STU sprinted out to an early 21-4 lead and put it into cruse control Building a 52-23 halftime lead. Every player got involved with all but two getting on the score sheet. Reserve Matt Veno was player of the game with nine points and two assists. Corey Delong had 12 points, while Dylan Gallant, Brad Hovey, Jason Daniels, and Calvin LeBlanc each put up ten. The Tommies improve to 8-4 and move into a three-way tie for third in the ACAA standings.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED JAN 23 2013 @UNBSJ L1-3
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN JAN 20 2013 @MTA W71-52
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SUN JAN 20 2013 SMU W2-0
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St. Thomas rode very solid goaltending from Julia Sharun to secure an important win on Sunday afternoon. The Tommies gained a three-point advantage in the standings with the win and finish off the season series with Saint Mary's 3-1 in favour of the Tommies. Both teams knew it was going to be a tight battle coming in and it showed. It took until just under five minutes left the second to open the scoring on a cross-crease pass from Jordan Miller that she tapped through the legs of the goalie. Jordan Miller added a little insurance four minutes into the second as the Tommies held off the Huskies late charge. Sharun stopped 27 shots for the shutout. The Tommies hit the road next Saturday to take on UPEI in Charlottetown.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN JAN 20 2013 @USA L1-3
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SUN JAN 20 2013 @MTA W67-60
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The Tommies rallied from a 15-point halftime deficit with a 42-point second half to survive a scare against the Mount Allison Mounties. STU kept their undefeated season intact after trailing by the greatest margin this season for the team. With 1:22 to go, Kelly Vass hit a three-pointer to put the Tommies ahead by two. Mount A responded to tie it at 60-60. Hilary Goodine then came down the floor and hit the go-ahead baseline shot and grabbed the defensive rebound at the other end off a Mounties' miss to help the Tommies seal it. Goodine had 11 points and 8 rebounds, while Kelly Vass drained 18 points and nabbed 6 steals.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN JAN 20 2013 @USA W3-0
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Set scores were 25-19, 25-21, 25-15. Player of the match was Ksenia Sehic. No stats available from this match.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 19 2013 @USA W3-1
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 19 2013 @USA W3-1
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Set scores were 25-19, 22-25, 25-19, 25-21. Player of the match was Libero Becky Marchand. No stats are available.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 19 2013 @UKC W89-41
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 19 2013 STFX L1-3
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 19 2013 @UKC W95-75
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 19 2013 UPEI L2-7
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI JAN 18 2013 @UDEM L4-5
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MEN'S HOCKEY WED JAN 16 2013 @UNB L0-7
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SUN JAN 13 2013 @DAL AC W3-0
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The Tommies cruised to a straight sets victory on Sunday afternoon in Truro as they committed no attacking errors in the process of capturing their eighth straight victory. During the streak, STU has dropped a total of three sets, the same number of sets they lost in their only defeat of the season. Set scores were 25-18, 25-17, 25-15 in favour of the Tommies. Nicole Armstrong had another strong match with six kills, two service aces and two digs, while Ashley Jordan recorded nine kills on the day.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SUN JAN 13 2013 MTA W3-2
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St. Thomas weathered a four-minute power play inside five minutes and a late push to tie by the Mounties as they snapped a three-game slide. The Tommies opened the scoring at the midway point of the first with a pair of goals 14 seconds apart on goals by Kenya Marcelline (PP) and Katie Brewster. The teams traded goals in the second with Dani Miller striking for STU as she came down the wing and snaked it under the arm of the goaltender. Marissa Simard had the tally for Mount Allison. Kristen Cooze scored on the power play halfway through the third to draw within one. But the Mounties were unable to take advantage of a late power play to tie. Julia Sharun stopped 28 shots for the win. The Tommies see St. FX come to town next Saturday at 3PM.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 12 2013 ACA L3-6
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 12 2013 MTA W66-36
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The Tommies relied on the stregnth of their defence to down the Mount Allison Mounties on Saturday afternoon. It was a low scoring affair with STU holding Mt A to just seven points in the first quarter. The Mounties came to life in the second but still trailed 36-20 heading into the break. The Tommies smuthered the Mounties' offence in the thrid quarter, holding them to just five points in the frame, but only drained 11 of their own. Despite that, the Tommies comfortably closed out the Tommies. STU's defence forced the Mounties into 40 turnovers and stole the ball 24 times on the afternoon. Hilary Goodine was the player of the game with 17 points and six rebounds. Sam Wilson helped out with 14 points, while Laura Anderson had 8 boards.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 12 2013 MTA L44-48
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In the return of last season's STU Male Athlete of the Year, Nathan Mazurkiewicz, the Tommies suffered a tough four-point loss to a hot Mounties team. Both teams struggled to find a grove on offence. The Mounties took control near the end of the first, going on a 12-3 run to hold a 24-16 lead at halftime. The Tommies shot the ball poorly in the opening half, just .214 per cent from the field and did not make a three-point field goal on 11 attempts. But they came out in the third and battled back to draw even with five minutes to go. But the Mounties were able to push back just enough to pull ahead for good. Calvin LeBlanc and Jason Daniels each had 11 points for STU in the losing cause. The Tommies out rebounded the Mounties 45-33. They're back on the road next weekend in Nova Scotia.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 12 2013 MTA W3-1
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After dropping the second set to Mount A to even the match, the Tommies took over and only left the door open a crack in the third set en route to their seventh win in a row. The teams slip the first two sets, 26-24 for STU and 25-21 for Mount A, both very tight. But the Tommies turned it on the third getting out to a 9-2 lead before Mount A clawed back to tie it twice and take the lead once. But STU would not be denied, taking four of the last five points. They'd cruse in the fourth - 25-14 - to seal the victory. Captain Ashley Jordan led the Tommies' attack with 15 kills and five service aces, while also digging up seven balls and blocking three. Nicole Armstrong had 13 kills, with Katie Cornelius distributing the ball well earning 33 assists.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 12 2013 @UDEM L1-2
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI JAN 11 2013 DAL W2-1
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Jon Bonneau scored both Tommie goals while Jon Groenheyde was 30 seconds short of a shut out as the Tommies got an important win over the Dalhousie Tigers on Friday night. The Tommies played one of their most complete games of the season to down a Tigers team who wouldn't quit. The Tommies got a boost early killing off two penalties in the first five minutes. Bonneau opened the scoring with just 1:31 left in the first when he took a pass behind the Dal defencemen and buried a shot blocker side. That tally stood up - with a lot of help from a sharp Jon Groenheyde and Tommie defensive core - until Bonneau added an empty netter and Dalhousie responded with a late goal, both inside one minute. The Tommies get their second win in a row at home and will take on CIS no. 6 Acadia tomorrow night at 7PM.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED JAN 9 2013 UNBSJ W3-0
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The Tommies never once surrendered the lead enroute to a straight sets victory over the UNBSJ Seawolves on Wednesday night. Daniel Desjardines settled in well to his new role replacing Francis Sirois on the right side. He led the Tommies with 10 kills. Andrew Keddy had 25 assists and six service aces. The first set proved to be the closest with UNBSJ hanging in until 21-20 where STU scored the next four points to close out the set 25-20. The score was tied four times in the second set, but the lead never changed hands as the Tommies took it 25-19. STU cruised in the third, getting out to a 11-3 lead early and didn't look back. They won that one 25-12, and with it, the match. The Tommies aren't back in action at home until Saturday, Feb. 9 when they'll host Holland College at the LB Gym.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED JAN 9 2013 UNBSJ W3-0
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The Tommies put together a strong team effort, not ever really letting UNBSJ in the match and defeated the Seawolves in straight sets on Wednesday night. The first set started out tight, but the Tommies soon took over by scoring 9 straight points and took the first set 25-14. STU dominated the second set and got out to a 22-4 lead and eventually took the set 25-9. The third was much of the same with STU finishing off the Seawolves by a score of 25-15. Sarah Watts led the Tommies' offence with 11 kills. Nicole Armstrong and Ashley Jordan each recorded eight kills. Chelsea Bringloe dug seven balls for STU. Katherine Houser had eight kills for UNBSJ while Veronique Bastarache had seven.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SUN JAN 6 2013 @STFX L1-6
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SAT JAN 5 2013 @DYRICK MCDERMOTT INV'T FINAL VS AUS ALL-STARS L49-50
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The AUS All-Stars hit a free throw with less than 10 seconds to go to defeat the Tommies and win the Dyrick McDermott Invitational by one point. The Tommies were on the right side of a one-point win against AUS just two days earlier. The game began with a particularly low scoring opening quarter, 9-8 in favour of STU. Both teams struggled to find their shooting touch early. AUS found a way in the second quarter and rode a 13-3 run into halftime with a 28-17. That 17-point halftime total was the lowest in one half of the season for the Tommies. But they came to play in the second and still trailed heading into the fourth. STU responded by going on a 13-0 run and held AUS scoreless for five minutes. But it was AUS who would manage to hold on for the victory. Ashley Bawn had 16 points and 6 rebounds. Danielle LeBlanc was named a tournament all-star.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 5 2013 @QUEBEC CITY VS TROIS-RIVIERE (EXH QUARTERFINAL) W3-2
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25-23, 19-25, 25-21, 17-25, 15-7. Tommies advance to the semifinals tomorrow at 1PM.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT JAN 5 2013 @QUEBEC CITY VS. ANDRÉ-LAURENDEAU (EXH) W3-0
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 5 2013 @SMU L2-3
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Maggie Poliseno scored inside three minutes remaining in the third on the power play as Saint Mary's edged St. Thomas 3-2 on Saturday afternoon. The goal came as the third unanswered as the Tommies had trouble getting their offence going in the third period. The Tommies came out strong in their first action of 2013. Emily Francis opened the scoring with 1:26 to go in the first when she shovelled in the puck from her knees. Stephane Gates made it 2-0 just 2:35 into the second. But the Huskies drew back within one before the end of the period with a shorthanded goal. They'd tie it with less than eight minutes to go in the third and convert the go ahead goal late in the third to hand the Tommies their third regulation loss. Kristin Wolfe took the loss in goal stopping 17 of 20 shots, while the Tommies directed 30 at the SMU goal.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT JAN 5 2013 @ST.FX L0-3
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FRI JAN 4 2013 @MSVU MCDERMOTT TOUR. (VS SAINTE-FOY) W73-67
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Despite a shortened bench due to injuries the CCAA's number three ranked Tommies defeated the CCAA's number two ranked team, Sainte-Foy. The Tommies led throughout the second half after a very tight first. The opening half saw the lead change hands 13 times, and the score tied on four occasions in the first half. The Tommies grabbed jumped in front by three just before the break. Sainte-Foy was unable to pull within more than two from then on as the Tommies stretched the lead to as many as 11. Sam Wilson drained some key shots down the stretch and led the Tommies in scoring with 23 points and was named player of the game. Carissa McTague added 14 points and grabbed 7 rebounds, while Kat McCann contributed 10.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI JAN 4 2013 @SMU L1-7
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The Tommies took two penalties within 30 seconds early in the third period and were scored upon on the 4-on-3 and 5-on-4 as the Huskies scored five in the fourth to down the Tommies 7-1. Marc-Andre Levesque opened the scoring 14 minutes into the first. But the Huskies evened the score before the period was out. They'd take the lead in the second but the Tommies hung in it. The flood gates opened up in the third and Saint Mary's put it out of reach. The Huskies out shot the St. Thomas 48-21. STU is back in action on Saturday night in Antigonish against the St. FX X-Men.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL FRI JAN 4 2013 @QUEBEC CITY VS. LA CITÉ COLLÉGIAL (EXH) W3-1
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FRI JAN 4 2013 @UKC - MCDERMOTT TOUR. (VS TROIS-RIVIÈRES) W72-47
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The Tommies played a solid game from start to finish and disposed of Trios-Riviere by 25 points in their second game of the Dyrick McDermott Invitational. The only time STU trailed was when Trios-Riviere sunk the first basket. But the Tommies' offence was too much for Trios-Riviere. Danielle LeBlanc was player of the game with 12 points, Hilary Goodine had 13 points, while Ashley Bawn added 10.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL THU JAN 3 2013 @MSVU MCDERMOTT TOUR. (VS AUS ALL-STARS) W83-82
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The Tommies escaped with a one-point overtime victory in their opening game of 2013 at the Dyrick McDermott against the AUS All-Stars. The Tommies led by as many as 20 in the first half, and took a comfortable 45-29 lead into halftime. STU's shooting cooled off in the second half as they attempted 12 three-pointers and made none. The AUS All-Stars brought it within six in the third and eventually took over the lead midway through the fourth. The Tommies hung in to tie it twice inside one minute and came up with a big stop with 7 seconds left to force overtime. AUS lead briefly with less than 10 seconds left but Danielle LeBlanc took a pass and sunk the open lay-up with 6 seconds left to put STU in front for good. That was two of her team-high 15 points. Hilary Goodine helped out with 11, while Ashley Bawn had 10. STU takes to the court at King's Friday morning at 10AM and again at 6PM at MSVU.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT DEC 1 2012 ST.FX W5-4
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Yuri Cheremetiev's backhander beat Joseph Perricone on the fourth shot of the shootout to lift the Tommies over the St. FX X-Men on Saturday night. The X-Men came out strong in the first and had the Tommies running around. They fired 19 shots Jon Groenheyde and got two by him, one on the power play by Josh Day, and another by Gabriel O'Connor. Jon Bonneau's snipe top shelf kept the Tommies within one after one. Kyell Henegan got his first goal as a Tommie to tie it up three minutes into the second and Felix Poulin ripped a slap shot home to give the Tommies their first lead of the game. Jason Bast brought it back even with a shorthanded goal and that's how it stood heading into the third. Jon Bonneau collected his own rebound and put it in off the post and in five minutes into the third to take back the lead for STU. But, Josh Day tied it with 20 seconds to go to force OT and eventually a shootout. It would take an extra shooter, but STU prevailed in the shootout in their final game of 2012.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL FRI NOV 30 2012 @HC W3-1
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In their fifth straight win, the Tommies improved to 5-1 with a four-set victory over Holland College and entered the winter break in the top spot in the conference. The Tommies were without three starters, Josh Drennan, Will Rochlow, and Francis Sirois. The Hurricanes got off to a good start and took the first set 25-18. The Tommies responded by tying the match with a 25-21 second set win. They grabbed control with a 25-21 third set win and eventually closed it out 26-24 in a tight fourth set. Jason Cannon had 13 kills and 7 digs. Micheal LeBlanc dug 16 balls and Daniel Desjardins recorded 6 kills. The Tommies next play January 9th, 2013 against UNBSJ in the South Gym.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL FRI NOV 30 2012 CU W87-40
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The Tommies allowed a season-low 9 points in the first half as they flexed their defensive muscles and improved to 8-0 heading into the winter break securely locked in at first place in the ACAA. The Chargers regrouped at halftime and came out of the locker room a different team. They outscored STU 15-13 in the third, but ran out of time to further chip away at the STU lead as the Tommies closed it out with an 18-point third quarter. Sam Wilson had one of her best games of the season for STU putting up 18 points and grabbing 8 rebounds. Kelly Vass came off the bench with a double-double and dropped 15 points, recorded 10 assists, 9 rebounds, and 4 steals. Carissa McTague had a career-high 15 rebounds. The Tommies next play in an exhibition tournament at MSVU beginning on January 3rd, 2013.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI NOV 30 2012 SMU L2-3
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The Tommies led for the balance of the night, opening the scoring on a beautiful goal by John MacDonald, and taking a 2-1 lead into the third thanks to a Mike Reich goal. But, the Huskies managed to tie it with time remaining and eventually forced overtime and a shootout. STU shooters were unable to solve the SMU goaltender Perugini. Stephen Johnston snuck one past Jon Groenheyde and it stood up as the lone goal in the shootout. The Tommies directed 28 shots at the Huskies' goal while Groenheyde stopped 39 of the 41 shots he faced. The Tommies host St. FX on Saturday night to close out the 2012 portion of the season.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL FRI NOV 30 2012 CU W81-70
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The Crandall Chargers cut into a big Tommies' halftime lead in the third quarter as tempers flared. The Tommies controlled play throughout the first half and built up a 40-22 lead at the break on strong shooting and played one of their best defensive halves of the season. Things got heated in the third when Dave Dolan was fouled and got tied up with a Crandall player. A minor altercation ensued in which Alex Murphy of Crandall was ejected and another Crandall player left the bench to help break it up. The mixup seemed to spark the Chargers as they 31-14 run between then and midway through the fourth and tied the game. The Tommies buckled down and weathered exceptional shooting by the Chargers to defeat them for an important win. Calvin LeBlanc had another great game leading the Tommies with 25 points. Jason Daniels was 21 points and 7 rebounds, and helped to keep the Tommies cool.
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WOMEN'S HOCKEY SUN NOV 25 2012 @UDEM W4-0
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The no. 8 Tommies improved to 9-2-1 heading into the winter break and hold down the second spot in the AUS, with a convincing 4-0 win over the U de M Aigles Bleues. Kayla Blackmore made up for being out of the line-up with a pair of goals, an assist and player of the games honours. Jordan Miller had the lone goal in the second, while Danielle Miller stretched the lead to 4-0 with the final marker less than eight minutes to go. Julia Sharun picked up her fourth win in goal and first shutout of the season, stopping 28 shots. STU was edged in shots 28-27.
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MEN'S BASKETBALL SUN NOV 25 2012 UKC W72-65
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St. Thomas held off a late 13-5 charge from the King's Blue Devils to improve to 4-3. The Tommies led from start to finish and built up a 12-point lead at the half after a 14-5 run midway through the first half, and tough defence. The second half was a shootout, with the King's out scoring STU 40-37. Calvin LeBlanc had a great day, lead the Tommies and shooting 10 for 19 from the floor, draining 25 points and pulling down eight rebounds. Jason Daniels had 18, and Corey Delong added 13. Dave Dolan led in rebounding with 12. Three Tommies fouled out of the game. STU will be without Nathan Mazurkiewicz until after Christmas and play their final game before the break on Friday.
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WOMEN'S BASKETBALL SUN NOV 25 2012 UKC W76-58
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The King's Blue Devils gave the Tommies all they could handle, especially in the first half, but the Tommies managed to finished them off for the second time this season. King's ended the first half on a 8-0 to draw within one at halftime. STU came out of the locker room and played a great third quarter, outscoring King's 22-11 in the frame. The Tommies put up another 20 points in the fourth to seal the deal for STU. Olivia Dobblestyn was player of the game with 14 points, shooting 5 of 8. Carissa McTague added 15, Kelly Vass chipped in 12, and Ashley Bawn recorded another double-double - 11 points, 10 rebounds.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SAT NOV 24 2012 @MTA W3-1
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The Mounties held on and made a match of it by forcing a fourth set by winning the third 30-28, after dropping the first two to the Tommies. But it was STU coming out on top by taking the fourth 25-22 and improving to 5-1 heading into the holiday break. Veteran Nicole Armstrong recorded 16 kills, seven digs and two blocks, while Ashley Jordan had 13 kills, 11 digs, and 3 blocks. The Tommies next play Wednesday, January 9th, 2013 at 6 PM vs. UNBSJ at the South Gym.
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MEN'S HOCKEY SAT NOV 24 2012 UPEI L3-4
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Steve Sanza's game tying goal was eclipsed by Jordan Knox's goal just passed the halfway of third gave the UPEI Panthers the lead for good. Despite a late charge by the Tommies, the Panthers were able to hold of a high-flying but banged up Tommies team on Saturday night. Colin Martin opened the scoring with just 8 seconds left in the first when he banged in a rebound. The Panthers tied it up on the power play less than two minutes into the second. The teams would trade goals before the period was out on goals by Colin Martin and Chris Desousa, both their second of the game. The Panthers took their first lead three minutes into the third. Sanza would respond by directing in a shot by Colin Martin. But Jordan Knox got the last word with 8:28 to go. Jon Groenheyde played well, stopping 38 shots, including many tough ones to keep STU in it. The Tommies directed 35 shots at the Panther's net.
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MEN'S HOCKEY FRI NOV 23 2012 @UDEM W4-1
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Jon Groenheyde weathered a peppering by the U de M shooters, stopping 46 of 37 shots and helping the Tommies to their first win of the season on Friday night. Jon Bonneau opened the scoring in the first with Mike Riech and Marc-Andre Levesque recording the helpers. Moncton responded by tying the game seven minutes into the second on a goal by Pouliot. Felix Poulin gave the lead back to the Tommies with a power play goal coming with just 4 seconds left in the second. Steve Sanza added the insurance marker six minutes into the second and Robert Zandbeek buried the empty netter to down the nation's no. 7 team.
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MEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED NOV 21 2012 UNBSJ W3-0
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The Tommies took over top spot in the ACAA conference with a complete team victory in straight sets on Wednesday night over the UNBSJ. The Seawolves now occupy the second spot and had trouble stopping the Tommies' balanced attack in which each player recorded at least two kills. The Tommies took the first set with relative ease, jumping on the Seawolves early and building a 18-7 lead that UNBSJ couldn't cover. They eventually took it 25-17. The second was much closer as the Seawolves turned the early momentum in their favour. But STU recovered quickly to snatch the lead at 8-8 and hold on to it for a 25-23 second set win. UNBSJ had a taste of the lead early in the third but were overpowered by the Tommies who took control and closed out the match with a 25-16 third set win. Andrew Keddy recorded 26 assists on the night to go with 5 kills and 7 service aces. Jason Cannon had 9 kills, while Joel Allison had 8 to help lead the attack.
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WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL WED NOV 21 2012 UNBSJ W3-1
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After dropping the first set, the Tommies rallied and won the next three in a very tight match, their fourth win in a row. Ashley Jordan had another solid match for the Tommies with 16 kills, four digs, and four blocks, while Sarah Watts had 10 kills. UNBSJ was able to hold off STU in the first, taking the set 25-21. The Seawolves held their largest lead of the match of 4 points in the second before STU came back and took six of the last seven points to even the match at 1. STU trailed for most of the third set, but managed to snatch away the lead at 22-22 and take the set 25-23. The Tommies lead in the fourth set was only challenged late, but STU managed to close out the set 26-24 and the match 3 sets to 1.
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