Women's Basketball: Top 10 Tracker, Final Top 10 Rankings of 2010

The final Top 10 rankings of the fall period of the 2010/2011 season have been released. The final games were played last weekend, and after the winter break regular league games will resume on January 5th. The next round of CIS rankings will be released on Tuesday, January 11th.

The Top 10 are as follows, courtesy of the CIS website:

(The numbers represent each team's regular season record, and the second indicates their previous ranking.)
1. Windsor / (7-1) / (1)
2. Saskatchewan (8-2) / (3)
3. Regina (10-2) / (2)
4. Victoria (9-3) / (4)
5. Western (7-1) / (5)
6. UNB (5-1) / (6)
7. Carleton (6-2) /(7)
8. Alberta (10-2) / (8)
9. Toronto (6-2) / (8)
10. Cape Breton (5-2) /(10)

#3 Regina vs. #8 Alberta:

The previously #2-ranked Cougars fell to third place in the CIS coaches' rankings after a split weekend against #8 Alberta. On Friday, despite a 62-62 tie early in the fourth quarter, the Cougars managed a slight lead after a Joanna Zalesiak layup and held on for the 77-74 win. For the Cougars, Carly Graham and Anne Mercer led with 15 points apiece, while Gabrielle Gheyssen and Danielle Schmidt added 13 and 11, respectively (box score here). On Saturday, a 20-point performance from Panda Anneka Bakker was enough to trump Joanna Zalesiak's 25 points and give the Pandas the upset 81-58 victory. Regina was down by a mere 5 points entering the 4th quarter, but didn't manage a score for the final seven minutes. Alberta, on the other hand, scored the final 18 points of the game to earn the W in commanding fashion. Box score for Saturday available here.

None of the other top 10 teams played this past weekend. Non-top 10 results and boxscores are available from the CIS website.
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2 comments:

  1. One of the top high school players in the country , Kellie Ring, has committed to the Gee-Gees . An under 18 national team member,Kellie received full scholarship offers from the US but decided she wanted to play for coach Andy Sparks. Kellie's father is former Gee-Gees football head coach Larry Ring.

    Ottawa native and NCAA transfer Jenna Gilbert became eligible to play for the Gee-Gees a couple of weeks ago. She will be an impact player after Christmas as she gets used tom playing with her new team mates.

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  2. And her mom, Sue Hyland, was a star point guard at Bishop's, don't forget!

    http://www.ottawacitizen.com/sports/Gees+recruiting+battle+local+high+school+talent+Ring/3949415/story.html

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