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HEADLINES
Men's Rugby clinches
home playoff game, football in playoff battle
Weekly
Release #8
October 21, 2008
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ATHLETES OF THE
WEEK:
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Kyle Jones
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Casey Walsh |
This week’s
Bishop's Gaiters Athletes of the Week are Kyle Jones of the
Football team and Casey Walsh of the Women's Soccer team.
Jones (Mississauga, Ont.) had a
sack, a forced fumble, and an interception in addition to 4.5
tackles in the Gaiters' 33-25 win over Concordia on Saturday.
Jones' fourth-quarter interception was the turning point of
Saturday's victory over the then No.-5 Stingers.
Walsh (Ottawa, Ont.)
was named the Gaiters' Player of the Game twice last weekend.
The fourth-year forward stood out on Friday in the Gaiters' 3-0
loss to Sherbrooke, and led the Gaiters to a 1-1 draw at
Concordia on Sunday afternoon
HONOUR ROLL:
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Jamall Lee -
RB - Football - Ran for 189 yards and two touchdowns on
Saturday
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William
Murphy - SH - Men's Rugby - Scored winning points on Sunday
at Sherbrooke
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Meredith
Evans - SH - Women's Rugby - Gaiters' player of the game on
Sunday against Carleton
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Keith
Godding - WR - Football - Had seven catches for 109 yards,
including the game-winning touchdown on Saturday
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Stephanie
Burnett - F- Women's Soccer - Scored her fifth goal of the
season on Sunday.
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Josh Maveety
- K - Football - Scored 11 points (2 FG, 2 singles, 3
converts) and averaged 41.6 yards punting on Saturday
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Josephine
Perrin - FB - Women's Rugby - Scored her first career try on
Sunday
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Josh Crone -
MF - Lacrosse - Led Gaiters with 8 points (3G, 5A) on Sunday
against Queen's
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Frank
Orlando - P - Men's Rugby - Scored first try of the season
on Sunday at Sherbrooke.
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FOOTBALL
(3-4, 5th QUFL)
Lee leads
Gaiters to upset over No. 5 Concordia
Game Stats (PDF)
LENNOXVILLE – Jamall Lee’s 189
yards rushing and two touchdowns led the Bishop’s Gaiters to a 33-25 win
over the No. 5-ranked Concordia Stingers in Quebec University Football
League action today. The 1,487 fans at Coulter Field saw the fourth-year
running back, playing possibly his final home game as a Gaiter, pass
Jesse Lumsden for fourth place on the CIS all-time rushing list as he
kept the Gaiters’ playoff hopes alive. (Full
release)
UP NEXT: The Gaiters travel to
Montreal to face the Carabins on Saturday at 1 p.m. The Gaiters
will advance to the playoffs with a win, and will be eliminated
with a loss. The game will be televised live on RDS. |
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MEN’S
BASKETBALL
(1-6)
Gaiters swept at
Carleton tournament
Men's
Basketball dropped all three games to top-ranked opposition at
the House-Laughton Invitational at Carleton University in
Ottawa..
FRIDAY:
Bishop's 53 @ Carleton 102
On Friday,
the Gaiters fell 102-53 to the host Ravens. Carleton, who have
won four of the past five CIS championships, raced out to a 17-1
lead and never looked back. Rookie Ryan Steele led the Gaiters
with nine points, while Junior Nicolas added eight.
SATURDAY:
UVic 69 vs. Bishop's 51
On
Saturday, the Gaiters dropped a 69-51 decision to the Victoria Vikes. A 16-15 first-quarter lead for
the Gaiters turned into a 41-24 halftime deficit. Junior Nicolas led the
Gaiters with 14 points, while Hermon Tesfaghebriel picked up 7, and
rookie Tim Hunter had seven points, five rebounds and two blocks.
SUNDAY:
Laval 93 vs. Bishop's 80
On Sunday, a 26-point outburst from Junior Nicolas went for
nought as the Gaiters closed out the tournament with a 93-80
loss to the defending Provincial champions from Laval. The Rouge
et Or broke open a 31-30 game with a 9-0 run late in the second
quarter. Hermon Tesfaghebriel scored 22 points for the Gaiters
and grabbed seven rebounds, with Andrew Wright scoring eight
points. Junior Nicolas was named to the Tournament All-Star Team
UP NEXT: The Gaiters visit
McMaster on Thursday at noon, before travelling to Waterloo for
the Wilfrid Laurier Invitational. The Gaiters will face the host
Golden Hawks on Friday at 6 and the Laurentian Voyageurs on
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WOMEN’S
BASKETBALL (0-3)
Gaiters return to action
this week
Women's Basketball was
off last week, but returns to action this week at the Carleton
Ravens Invitational in Ottawa. The Gaiters will face the Guelph
Gryphons on Friday at 6 p.m., the UPEI Panthers on Saturday at 6
p.m., and the host Ravens on Sunday at 2 p.m. |
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WOMEN’S SOCCER
(1-10-1, 8th QUSL)
Gaiters end losing
streak with tie at Concordia
Women's Soccer suffered a loss
on Friday, but broke their losing skid on Sunday with a 1-1 draw
at Concordia
FRIDAY:
Bishop's 0 @ Sherbrooke 3
The 10-man Gaiters fell 3-0
to the then-No. 8 Sherbrooke Vert et Or on Friday night. Camile
Milan, Julie Leblanc and Marie-Emilie Perrault found the net for
Sherbrooke. Avalon Henry was sent off in the 72nd minute for her
second yellow card. Casey Walsh was named the Gaiters' player of
the game.
SUNDAY:
Bishop's 1 @ Concordia 1
The Gaiters ended their losing streak on Sunday with a 1-1 draw
at Concordia, after the Stingers got on the board in the 5th
minute, the Gaiters replied 15 minutes later as Stephanie
Burnett scored her fifth goal of the year. Regular goalkeeper
Becky Yates started at midfield in this game and picked up the
assist. Striker Casey Walsh was again named the Gaiters' MVP.
UP NEXT: The
Gaiters close out their season this week as they host the McGill
Martlets (7-4-1) on Friday at 7 p.m. at Coulter Field and visit
the Laval Rouge et Or (7-4-1) on Sunday in Quebec City. |
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MEN’S RUGBY
(3-2-0, 2nd QURU)
Gaiters clinch home
playoff game
Men's Rugby clinched a home playoff game with a 13-10
come-from-behind victory over the Sherbrooke Vert & Or on
Sunday. The Gaiters suffered through an error-filled first half
that saw the home side take a 10-0 lead. In the second half, the
Gaiters were able to take control, playing a smarter brand of
rugby. Frank Orlando put the Gaiters on the board in the 50th
minute, while Charlie Campbell tied the game 10 minutes later.
William Murphy's 72nd-minute penalty proved to be the
game-winning points. The win guarantees the Gaiters second place
in the QURU, and means they will host Sherbrooke in the league
semifinal in two weeks.
UP NEXT: The Gaiters wind down the regular season as they visit
the Concordia Stingers on Sunday at 1 p.m. |
WOMEN’S RUGBY
(0-5-1, 6th QURU)
Gaiters end season with
exhibition loss to Carleton
Women's Rugby lost 24-10 to the Carleton Ravens in
an exhibition game on Sunday afternoon. Fullback Josephine Perrin scored
the first try her career on a 35-metre breakaway, while scrum half
Meredith Evans set up the Gaiters' second try with a 20-metre run that
fell just 3 metres short of the goal. Flanker Sara Nicastro finally put
the ball down in goal 10 minutes later.
The Gaiters have concluded their 2008
season. |
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LACROSSE (6-6-0,
5-4-0 CUFLA)
Gaiters return to action
this week
Men's
Lacrosse swept both games this weekend, putting themselves
clearly into third place in the CUFLA East Division.
SATURDAY:
Carleton 3 @ Bishop's 10
The Gaiters took a 4-0 lead after the first quarter, and led 7-2
at halftime as they cruised to the victory over the Ravens
(1-7). Andy Barber (2G, 1A), Josh Crone (2G, 1A), Jimmy Southall
(1G, 2A) and Jackson Gair (2G, 1A) led the Gaiters with three
points each, while Mike Dube and Joseph Laleune (twice) also
scored for the Gaiters. Brennan and Keegan Durovick split time
in the Gaiters' net, with Brennan playing the first three
quarters and picking up the win.
SUNDAY:
Queen's 7 @ Bishop's 15
The Gaiters broke open a 6-6 game with an incredible nine goals
in the fourth quarter to knock off the Golden Gaels and clinch
at least third place in the CUFLA East Division. The Gaiters had
come back from a 6-4 half-time deficit to tie the game after
three periods, before scoring five times in the first six
minutes of the fourth to put the game away. Overall, Josh Crone
led the Gaiters with eight points (3G, 5A), while Mike Dubé
finished with five points (2G, 3A). Brennan Durovick made seven
saves in picking up his second win of the weekend.
UP NEXT:
The Gaiters close out the regular season with a trip to Carleton
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THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE:
Thursday,
October 23
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Men's
Basketball at McMaster, 12 noon, Hamilton, Ont.
Friday,
October 24
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Women's Soccer vs. McGill, 7 p.m., Coulter Field
- Men's Basketball at
Laurier, 6 p.m., Waterloo, Ont.
- Women's Basketball vs.
Guelph, 6 p.m., Ottawa, Ont.
Saturday,
October 25
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Football
at Montreal, 1 p.m., Montreal (CEPSUM) RDS
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Men's
Basketball vs. Laurentian, 5 p.m., Waterloo, Ont.
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Women's
Basketball vs. UPEI, 6 p.m., Ottawa, Ont.
Sunday, October 26
- Women's Basketball at
Carleton, 2 p.m., Ottawa, Ont.
- Women's Soccer at
Laval, 11 a.m., Quebec City
- Men's Rugby at
Concordia, 1 p.m., Montreal (Concordia)
- Lacrosse at Carleton, 2
p.m., Ottawa, Ont.
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