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It is off the Canada West Final Four for the UBC Okanagan women's volleyball team. They will travel to Edmonton with needing just a single win in either of their two matches to advance to the U Sports national championship. Action starts on Friday night @ 5:30 p.m. (PST).
UBC Okanagan women's volleyball stats and the U Sports Top Ten coaches poll - First six years:
- Have been ranked in the U Sports Top Ten for 44 straight rankings (Last time not in the Top Ten: Feb. 11, 2014)
- From Nov. 11, 2014 - Nov. 22, 2016 ranked top three in the U Sports for 27 straight rankings
- there have been 85 Top Ten women's volleyball polls since UBC Okanagan started U Sports competition (Fall 2011)
- Heat women's volleyball have been ranked in 62 of those Top Tens (73%)
- Have been ranked (No. 1) 10 times (12%)
- Have been ranked Top 2: 16 times (19%)
- Have been ranked Top 3: 29 times (34%)
- Have been ranked Top 4: 35 times (41%)
- Have been ranked Top 5: 36 times (43%)
Posted on [http://en.usports.ca/top_10/2016-17/top10-24] Mar 7, 2017
TORONTO (U SPORTS) – No.1-ranked teams retain their top spots in the final week of Top 10 rankings for the 2016-17 season.
In men’s hockey, the UNB Varsity Reds continue to sit in the pole position as conference playoffs wrap up this week, while the Trinity Western Spartans and Toronto Varsity Blues are the teams to beat in men’s and women’s volleyball respectively, approaching Final 4 tournaments this weekend. Guelph (men), and Toronto (women) also hold on to their No.1 ranking ahead of the U SPORTS Track and Field Championships.
Notes: The U SPORTS #CHAMPSZN continues this week with track and field (March 9-11 at the University of Alberta), women’s basketball (Mar. 9-12 and the University of Victoria) and men’s basketball (Mar. 9-12, in Halifax, N.S., hosted by Dalhousie University). Next week, men’s volleyball (Mar. 17-19 at the University of Alberta), women’s volleyball (Mar. 17-19 at Ryerson University), women’s hockey (Mar. 16-19 in Napanee, Ont., hosted by Queen’s University) and men’s hockey (Mar. 16-19 at the University of New Brunswick) will crown their U SPORTS champions. Sportsnet U will broadcast the semifinals and finals of the men’s basketball, women’s basketball and men’s hockey championships.
#CHAMPSZN concludes with curling at the Fort William Curling Club in Thunder Bay, Ont., hosted by Lakehead University from March 19-22.
MEN’S HOCKEY
(regular season record) / (playoff record) / votes (1st place votes) / (previous ranking)
1. UNB (25-2-3) / (3-1) / 150 pts (15) / (1)
2. Alberta (18-8-2) / (4-1) / 133 / (4)
3. Saskatchewan (21-5-2) / (3-2) / 108 / (2)
4. StFX (16-12-2) / (5-0) / 101 / (5)
5. Queen's (18-7-3) / (6-2) / 89 / (7)
6. York (18-6-4) / (6-1) / 82 / (6)
7. McGill (21-4-3) / (4-2) / 61 / (3)
8. Acadia (20-8-2) / (0-3) / 49 / (8)
9. Windsor (13-13-2) / (5-3) / 28 / (9)
10. Saint Mary's (15-14-1) / (2-5) / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Calgary (7), Ryerson (1)
*Note: Voting and records do not include the results of AUS playoff games of Monday, March 6, 2017
MEN’S TRACK & FIELD
(points) / (previous ranking)
1. Guelph 117 pts / (1)
2. Windsor 61 / (2)
3. Western 56 / (3)
4. Laval 50.5 / (4)
5. Toronto 46.5 / (5)
6. Manitoba 38.5 / (6)
7. Trinity Western 34.5 / (7)
8. Victoria 33 / (8)
9. Lethbridge 28 / (9)
10. Alberta 25 / (10)
Other teams receiving votes: Dalhousie (24.5), Waterloo (24)
WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELD
(points) / (previous ranking)
1. Toronto 122 pts / (1)
2. Guelph 86 / (2)
3. Western 64.5 / (3)
4. Alberta 61.5 / (4)
5. Calgary 58 / (5)
6. Sherbrooke 52 / (6)
7. Windsor 45.5 / (7)
8. Trinity Western 35 / (8)
9. Manitoba 24 / (9)
10. Laval 21 / (10)
Other teams receiving votes: Regina (20.5), Ottawa (19)
MEN’S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (playoff record) / votes (1st place votes) / (previous ranking)
1. Trinity Western (21-3) / (2-0) / 277 pts (18) / (1)
2. Manitoba (21-3) / (0-0) / 251 (3) / (2)
3. McMaster (17-0) / (1-0) / 248 (9) / (3)
4. Alberta (20-4) / (2-0) / 212 / (4)
5. Laval (15-2) / (1-0) / 169 / (5)
6. UBC (16-8) / (2-0) / 160 / (6)
7. Montreal (13-4) / (2-1) / 85/ (8)
8. Brandon (14-10) / (0-2) / 58 / (7)
9. Guelph (12-5) / (1-0) / 43 / (NR)
10. UNB (9-8) / (2-0) / 36 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Waterloo (28), Ryerson (27), Winnipeg (26), Mount Royal (25)
WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL
(regular season record) / (playoff record) / votes (1st place votes) / (previous ranking)
1. Toronto (19-0) / (1-0) / 58 (3) / (1)
2. Alberta (22-2) / (0-0) / 54 / (3)
3. UBC (20-4) / (2-0) / 52 (1) / (2)
4. Trinity Western (21-3) / (2-0) / 50 / (4)
5. Montreal (15-5) / (3-0) / 44 / (6)
6. Dalhousie (19-1) / (2-0) / 40 / (7)
7. UBC Okanagan (15-9) / (2-1) / 34 / (9)
8. McMaster (16-3) / (1-0) / 33 / (8)
9. Western (15-4) / (1-0) / 27 / (10)
10. Laval (11-9) / (2-1) / 26 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Ryerson (22)
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