The CIS Blog Top 10: Feb. 2, 2009

It's the latest edition of The CIS Blog Top 10 for men's and women's basketball, volleyball, and hockey. Rankings are based on RPI and are explained here.

Some notes:

• Your RPI leaders are: UBC (men's hoops), Windsor (women's hoops), UNB (men's hockey), Laurier (women's hockey), Alberta (men's volleyball), and UdeM (women's volleyball)
  
• Still a very close "race" between the SFU Clan, Windsor Lancers, and U of S Huskies in women's basketball. Odds are, you'd take the Clan if the final game were tomorrow, but it's interesting that they're all above .600 and all so close.
  
• Waterloo, in men's hockey, beat Lakehead twice and moved up to fourth nation-wide as a result.
• The Martlets' hockey team, while technically in second place, have been 3.8 goals better than the average team, nearly a goal ahead of Laurier. Nearing a four-goal advantage like that is an incredible accomplishment for such a low-scoring game.
  

MEN'S BASKETBALL
1. UBC (22-2), .609
2. Carleton (25-1), .606
3. Victoria (17-7), .573
4. StFX (19-5), .571
5. Ottawa (24-4), .570
6. Trinity Western (16-6), .569
7. Western (16-6), .564
8. Windsor (14-7), .556
9. Calgary (20-5), .553
10. Simon Fraser (13-9), .546

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
1. Windsor (25-2), .605
t-2. Simon Fraser (23-1), .602
t-2. Saskatchewan (21-4), .602
4. Victoria (17-7), .582
5. Alberta (26-6), .575
t-6. Regina (23-8), .557
t-6. Memorial (15-5), .557
t-6. Laval (12-6), .557
t-9. Toronto (18-9), .549
t-9. Dalhousie (15-4), .549


MEN'S HOCKEY
1. UNB, .570
2. Laurier, .565
3. Alberta, .554
t-4. Waterloo, .553
t-4. Saint Mary's, .553
6. Western, .548
t-7. Moncton, .545
t-7. Lakehead, .545
9. UQTR, .534
10. StFX, .525

WOMEN'S HOCKEY (no pre-season results)
1. Laurier, .587
2. McGill, .585
3. Moncton, .575
4. Manitoba, .574
5. Alberta, .566
6. StFX, .560
7. Toronto, .526
8. Guelph, .525
9. Ottawa, .510
10. Carleton, .509


MEN'S VOLLEYBALL
1. Alberta (24-1), .596
2. Laval (25-0), .588
3. Dalhousie (22-4), .575
4. McMaster (23-6), .572
5. Queen's (22-10), .561
6. Trinity Western (11-11), .559
7. Calgary (20-8), .556
8. Western (24-9), .536
9. UBC (11-9), .530
10. Brandon (11-10), .523

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL
1. Montreal (29-1), .639
2. York (27-2), .583
3. Laval (18-10), .581
4. Western (21-7), .574
5. McGill (20-14), .572
6. Trinity Western (16-7), .570
7. Calgary (16-9), .569
8. Sherbrooke (12-14), .558
9. Alberta (23-7), .552
10. UNB (14-9), .543