The Clan's dominance

As part of a piece on the Simon Fraser Clan's impressive recent run in women's basketball, I put together a look at the regular-season records of all 43 CIS programs since 2001-02 (when Bruce Langford took over at SFU):

	Totals	W	L	W%
1	Simon Fraser	123	14	89.8%
2	Laval	89	11	89.0%
3	Memorial	104	24	81.3%
4	UBC	105	32	76.6%
5	Cape Breton	99	31	76.2%
6	McMaster	106	35	75.2%
7	Laurentian	103	36	74.1%
8	Western	101	40	71.6%
9	Brock	95	46	67.4%
10	Regina	90	44	67.2%
11	Toronto	94	46	67.1%
12	Winnipeg	89	45	66.4%
13	York	89	50	64.0%
14	Dalhousie	78	50	60.9%
15	Queen's	82	57	59.0%
16	Bishop's	58	41	58.6%
17	Guelph	82	60	57.7%
18	Calgary	74	60	55.2%
19	Saskatchewan	73	61	54.5%
20	Alberta	72	62	53.7%
21	UNB	69	60	53.5%
22	Laurier	74	67	52.5%
23	Manitoba	69	65	51.5%
24	Victoria	69	68	50.4%
25	Ottawa	61	78	43.9%
26	Saint Mary's	56	72	43.8%
27	Fraser Valley	16	21	43.2%
28	Concordia	41	59	41.0%
29	Waterloo	57	84	40.4%
30	StFX	46	82	35.9%
31	UPEI	43	85	33.6%
32	Ryerson	41	98	29.5%
33	McGill	29	70	29.3%
34	Carleton	40	98	29.0%
35	Lethbridge	38	95	28.6%
36	Windsor	38	102	27.1%
37	Lakehead	37	104	26.2%
38	UQAM	17	52	24.6%
39	TWU	30	106	22.1%
40	Acadia	18	108	14.3%
41	TRU	4	52	7.1%
42	Brandon	4	129	3.0%
43	RMC	0	98	0.0%

Still ranked No. 1 in the country, the Clan are looking to win their fourth national title in seven years, which isn't quite Carleton territory (on the men's side), but still pretty impressive.

And what on earth is going on at Brandon and RMC?

Something to keep in mind is that Canada West is the conference to beat each and every year, as they've won the national title the past 16 years in a row. (Something that makes Simon Fraser's record all the more daunting.)