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I would like to congratulate the Ravens men’s basketball team and coach Dave Smart for another incredible season. It was amazing to watch this team’s journey as they developed into a CIS championship contender and earned Carleton’s unprecedented 10th consecutive berth in the Final 8. I would also like to thank the AUS Organizing Committee and the CIS for their hard work and dedication in hosting the CIS Final 8 Men’s Basketball Championship. As well, thank you, the media, for covering this tremendous event and showcasing our highly talented student-athletes. Jennifer Brenning Director of Recreation and Athletics
Carleton University Athletics Directory 1125 Colonel By Drive Ottawa, Ontario K1S 5B6 613-520-4480 613-520-4466 Fax 613-293-5368 Media Jennifer Brenning Director of Recreation & Athletics Bob Rumscheidt Manager, Interuniversity Programs Romy Nehme Manager, Marketing & Brand Development Christina Atallah Communications & Community Development Coordinator Nadine Smith Head Athletic Therapist Paul Blackman Equipment Coordinator Robert LeRoy Event Coordinator Erin Veitch Varsity Administrator Colours Scarlet, Black & White Home Arena Ravens’ Nest (Alumni Hall) Capacity 1,500 Member Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Ontario University Athletics (OUA)
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2011-12 Results Exhibition
NCAA Cross-Border Battle Date Opponent Location Aug. 9 La Salle University Carleton Aug. 10 Illinois State University Carleton Aug. 11 University of Central Florida Carleton Aug. 16 University of Akron Carleton Aug. 25 University at Albany Carleton Aug. 26 Saint Louis University Carleton Aug. 27 Saint Louis University Carleton Sept. 2 Niagara University Carleton Sept. 8 University of California, Santa Barbara Carleton Eric Garland National Tournament Date Opponent Location Sept. 30 Laval UNB Oct. 1 UNB UNB Oct. 2 Saint Mary’s UNB House-Laughton Tournament Date Opponent Location Oct. 14 Bishop’s Carleton Oct. 15 Victoria Carleton Oct. 16 Guelph Carleton Nov. 4 Nov. 5
La Salle University University of Pennsylvania Quakers
Result 66-64 Loss 90-80 Win 93-84 Loss 80-76 Loss 91-81 Loss 80-56 Win 78-73 Win 85-55 Win 71-61 Win Result 104-48 Win 91-53 Win 108-66 Win Result 103-61 Win 80-65 Win 104-61 Win
La Salle Penn
74-56 Loss 74-72 Loss
Location Carleton
Result 87-66 Win
Location Waterloo Waterloo
Result 80-56 Win 82-39 Win
Playoffs
OUA Quarter-Final Date Opponent Feb. 25 Laurentian OUA Wilson Cup Final Four Date Opponent Mar. 2 OUA semifinal vs. McMaster Mar. 3 OUA final vs. Ryerson
Regular Season Date Opponent Nov. 11 McMaster Nov. 12 Brock Nov. 18 Western Nov. 19 Windsor Nov. 25 Guelph Nov. 26 Lakehead Dec. 2 Waterloo Dec. 3 Laurier Jan. 6 York Jan. 7 Laurentian Jan. 13 Ryerson Jan. 14 Toronto Jan. 18 Ottawa Jan. 20 Queen’s Jan. 21 RMC Jan. 27 York Jan. 28 Laurentian Feb. 3 Ottawa Feb. 10 RMC Feb. 11 Queen’s Feb. 17 Toronto Feb. 18 Ryerson
Location McMaster Brock Carleton Carleton Guelph Lakehead Carleton Carleton York Laurentian Ryerson Toronto Scotiabank Place Carleton Carleton Carleton Carleton Carleton RMC Queen’s Carleton Carleton
Result 77-61 Win 98-56 Win 96-43 Win 95-66 Win 98-55 Win 88-85 Win 102-53 Win 84-68 Win 90-54 Win 98-51 Win 87-56 Win 98-64 Win 74-34 Win 96-64 Win 120-38 Win 90-48 Win 109-74 Win 86-57 Win 115-43 Win 80-47 Win 99-64 Win 107-64 Win
Dave Smart – Head Coach In his 13th season as head coach of the Ravens, Dave Smart has been the driving force behind the men’s program. With Smart at the helm, the Ravens have a combined regular and postseason record of 340 wins and just 30 losses. After being ranked No. 1 in the country all year long and leading his team to their fifth undefeated season in nine years, Smart was named the OUA East Coach of the Year. It marked his seventh coach of the year nod (2001-03, 2005, 2009, 2011-12). He has led his team to seven OUA Championships (2003-05, 2008-10, 2012) and seven CIS Final 8 national titles in the past nine years, including five straight (20032007, 2009, 2011). Smart has earned CIS Coach of the Year honours four times along the way (2003, 2005, 2009, 2011). Smart has also represented his country on the world stage, acting as head coach of the Canadian men’s basketball team at the 2011 Pan Am Games. He also served as an assistant coach with the 2008 Canadian Senior Men’s National Team. A graduate of Queen’s University, Smart resides in Ottawa where he works tirelessly with the Ottawa Guardsmen Basketball Club to continue to give back to the grassroots of local community basketball, the way he received his start at the beginning of his playing career.
Rob Smart Jr.
Dean Petridis
Shawn McCleery
Bruce Marshall
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Assistant Coach
Therapist
Aaron Blakely Manager
Andy Stewart
Harinder Ghuman
Strength & Conditioning Coach
Nutritionist
Team Roster Carleton University Ravens Men’s Basketball Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Elig. 3 Gavin Resch G 6-2 185 1 10 Elliot Thompson G 6-3 195 5 11 Thomas Scrubb F 6-5 200 2 13 Willy Manigat G 5-11 185 5 15 Kyle Smendziuk F 6-6 205 4 21 Ryan Augustine G 6-2 190 1 22 Cole Hobin G 6-6 200 5 23 Philip Scrubb G 6-3 185 2 31 Guillaume Boucard G 6-5 190 1 33 Justin Shaver G 6-6 220 1 41 Kevin Churchill F 6-7 210 3 42 Tyson Hinz F 6-6 210 3 45 Dan Penner F 6-7 218 3
Program Math/Physics Health Science Neuroscience Political Science Aerospace Engineering Arts Law Commerce Computer Science Arts Philosophy Commerce Political Science
Yr. 2 5 3 5 4 1 5 2 1 1 4 3 4
Hometown Ottawa Fredericton Richmond Ottawa Kanata Toronto Ashton Richmond Montreal Ottawa Toronto Ottawa Winnipeg
ON NB BC ON ON ON ON BC QC ON ON ON MB
Last Team Ravens Ravens Ravens Ravens Ravens Next Level Prep Ravens Ravens CEGEP Ahuntsic John McCrae Ravens Ravens Ravens
Team Statistics Carleton University Ravens Regular Season Statistics FG 3P FG FT Player GP Min MPG M/A % M/A % M/A % Pts Ryan Augustine 5 43 8.6 7/19 36.8 1/8 12.5 4/4 100.0 19 Guillaume Boucard 21 172 8.2 13/37 35.1 1/9 11.1 12/24 50.0 39 Kevin Churchill 21 387 18.4 80/116 69.0 0/1 0.0 31/43 72.1 191 Tyson Hinz 21 471 22.4 104/177 58.8 14/38 36.8 60/78 76.9 282 Cole Hobin 22 432 19.6 42/86 48.8 16/42 38.1 8/14 57.1 108 Willy Manigat 22 518 23.6 90/196 45.9 58/132 43.9 35/40 87.5 273 Dan Penner 22 321 14.6 43/112 38.4 15/47 31.9 26/38 68.4 127 Gavin Resch 16 119 7.4 18/41 43.9 15/35 42.9 6/6 100.0 57 Philip Scrubb 22 517 23.5 118/212 55.7 61/107 57.0 59/72 81.9 356 Thomas Scrubb 22 419 19.1 81/147 55.1 32/65 49.2 19/32 59.4 213 Justin Shaver 21 229 10.9 36/61 59.0 0/0 0.0 18/29 62.1 90 Kyle Smendziuk 21 264 12.6 35/57 61.4 0/0 0.0 26/42 61.9 96 Elliot Thompson 22 506 23.0 78/160 48.8 51/106 48.1 29/34 85.3 236
PPG 3.8 1.9 9.1 13.4 4.9 12.4 5.8 3.6 16.2 9.7 4.3 4.6 10.7
Rebounds O D Tot 4 4 8 14 23 37 33 58 91 37 69 106 15 55 70 11 39 50 28 60 88 0 14 14 15 41 56 29 48 77 27 31 58 22 30 52 19 80 99
RPG 1.6 1.8 4.3 5.1 3.2 2.3 4.0 0.9 2.6 3.5 2.8 2.5 4.5
Ast 2 5 12 70 36 58 21 8 72 25 15 13 33
PF 1 20 44 32 45 43 40 12 30 38 22 48 35
To 3 14 17 29 22 26 22 3 37 21 10 10 9
Stl 0 11 14 15 27 21 17 6 26 15 5 11 20
Blk 0 2 7 3 15 1 15 1 4 7 0 1 1
“What separates this program from others is the culture. And I don’t just mean the culture of one particular team, but the culture that Ravens alumni began and have left in our hands to continue. The standard is set high and people are held accountable when they don’t meet the standard.” - Kevin Churchill, third-year forward
Ravens Roster - Individual Statistics
#3 Gavin Resch
Position: Guard Height: 6’2
Season 2011-12 Season 2011-12
GP 16 OR 0
MIN 119 DR 14
FGM FGA 18 41 REB RPG 14 0.9
FG% 43.9 AST 8
3M 15 TO 3
3A 35 A/TO 2.67
3% 42.9 PTS 57
FTM FTA FT% 6 6 100 PPG 3.6
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08
GP 22 22 22 22 22 OR 19 23 33 20 25
MIN 506 530 633 344 333 DR 80 87 77 35 48
FGM FGA 78 160 84 192 95 218 40 110 42 101 REB RPG 99 4.5 110 5.0 110 5.0 55 2.5 73 3.3
FG% 48.1 43.8 44 36 42 AST 33 23 35 19 20
3M 51 52 47 21 14 TO 9 17 20 12 17
3A 106 124 136 59 45 A/TO 3.7 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.2
3% 48.1 41.9 35 36 31 PTS 236 242 275 125 123
FTM 29 22 38 24 25 PPG 10.7 11.0 12.5 5.7 5.6
Season 2011-12 2010-11 Season 2011-12 2010-11
GP 22 21 OR 29 12
MIN 419 219 DR 48 34
FGM FGA 81 147 27 54 REB RPG 77 3.5 46 2.2
FG% 55.1 50 AST 25 14
3M 32 5 TO 21 12
3A 65 14 A/TO 1.19 1.17
3% 49.2 35.7 PTS 213 62
FTM FTA FT% 19 32 59.4 3 4 75 PPG 9.7 3.0
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10
GP 22 22 20 OR 11 16 13
MIN 518 489 447 DR 39 40 41
FGM FGA 90 196 82 178 48 131 REB RPG 50 2.3 56 2.6 54 2.7
FG% 45.9 46.1 36.6 AST 58 52 58
3M 58 39 24 TO 26 45 38
3A 132 86 68 A/TO 2.23 1.2 1.53
3% 43.9 45.4 35.3 PTS 273 251 157
FTM 35 41 37 PPG 12.4 11.4 7.9
FTA 40 58 51
FT% 87.5 70.7 72.6
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09
GP 21 21 21 22 OR 22 9 34 27
MIN 264 312 323 255 DR 30 25 50 34
FGM FGA 35 57 58 100 41 68 37 66 REB RPG 52 2.5 34 1.6 84 4.0 61 2.8
FG% 61.4 58.0 60 56 AST 13 34 14 5
3M 0 1 0 0 TO 10 16 23 19
3A 0 1 0 0 A/TO 1.3 1.1 0.6 0.3
3% 0 100 0 0 PTS 96 157 114 92
FTM 26 26 32 18 PPG 4.6 7.5 5.4 4.2
FTA 42 28 55 29
FT% 61.9 92.9 58 62
Weight: 185 Eligibility: 1 Program: Math/Physics
# 10 Elliot Thompson
Hometown: Ottawa, ON Position: Guard Height: 6’3 Weight: 195 Eligibility: 5 Program: Health Science Hometown: Fredericton, NB
# 11 Thomas Scrubb
Position: Forward Height: 6’5 Weight: 200
FTA 34 29 47 33 38
FT% 85.3 75.9 81 73 66
Eligibility: 2 Program: Neuroscience Hometown: Richmond, BC
# 13 Willy Manigat
Position: Guard Height: 5’11 Weight: 185 Eligibility: 5 Program: Political Science Hometown: Ottawa, ON
#15 Kyle Smendziuk
Position: Forward Height: 6’6 Weight: 205 Eligibility: 4 Program: Aero. Engineering Hometown: Kanata, ON
Ravens Roster - Individual Statistics #21 Ryan Augustine
Position: Guard Height: 6’2
Season 2011-12 Season 2011-12
GP 5 OR 4
MIN 43 DR 4
FGM FGA 7 19 REB RPG 8 1.6
FG% 36.8 AST 2
3M 1 TO 1
3A 8 A/TO 2
3% 12.5 PTS 19
FTM FTA FT% 4 4 100.0 PPG 3.8
Weight: 190 Eligibility: 1 Program: Arts Hometown: Toronto, ON
#22 Cole Hobin
Position: Guard Height: 6’6 Weight: 200 Eligibility: 5 Program: Law Hometown: Ashton, ON
# 23 Philip Scrubb
Position: Guard Height: 6’3 Weight: 185
Season
GP MIN FGM
FGA FG% 3M
3A
3%
FTM FTA FT%
2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08
22 22 22 22 22
42 140 114 132 52
42 59 47 65 13
38.1 35.6 32 26 39
8 18 26 26 13
432 507 607 451 238
19.6 62 60 51 18
86 443 53 39 35
16 21 15 17 5
Season
OR DR
REB
RPG AST TO
A/TO PTS PPG
2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2007-08
15 27 32 32 16
55 58 77 46 30
70 85 109 78 46
3.2 3.9 5.0 3.6 2.1
1.6 3.7 1.2 0.8 0.8
Season 2011-12 2010-11 Season 2011-12 2010-11
GP 22 22 OR 15 12
MIN 517 553 DR 41 57
FGM FGA 118 212 83 194 REB RPG 56 2.6 69 3.1
FG% 55.7 428 AST 72 61
3M 61 47 TO 37 32
3A 107 116 A/TO 1.95 1.91
3% 57.0 40.5 PTS 356 289
Season 2011-12 Season 2011-12
GP 21 OR 14
MIN 172 DR 23
FGM FGA 13 37 REB RPG 37 1.8
FG% 35.1 AST 5
3M 1 TO 14
3A 9 A/TO .36
3% 11.1 PTS 39
Season 2011-12 Season 2011-12
GP 21 OR 27
MIN 229 DR 31
FGM 36 REB 58
FG% 59 AST 15
3M 0 TO 10
3A 0 A/TO 1.5
3% 0 PTS 90
36 56 43 24 15
22 15 37 32 20
108 163 161 145 54
14 30 47 42 23
57.1 60 55 62 57
4.9 7.4 7.3 6.6 2.5 FTM FTA FT% 59 72 81.9 76 88 86.4 PPG 16.2 13.1
Eligibility: 2 Program: Commerce
# 31 Guillaume Boucard
Hometown: Richmond, BC Position: Guard Height: 6’5 Weight: 190 Eligibility: 1 Program: Computer Science Hometown: Montreal, QC Position: Guard # 33 Justin Shaver
FTM FTA FT% 12 24 50.0 PPG 1.9
Height: 6’6 Weight: 220 Eligibility: 1 Program: Arts Hometown: Ottawa, ON
FGA 61 RPG 2.8
FTM FTA FT% 18 29 62.1 PPG 4.3
Ravens Roster - Individual Statistics # 41 Kevin Churchill
Position: Forward Height: 6’7 Weight: 210 Eligibility: 3
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10
GP 21 19 8 OR 33 15 7
MIN 387 147 39 DR 58 25 7
FGM FGA 80 116 35 55 3 8 REB RPG 91 4.33 40 2.1 14 1.8
FG% 69 63.6 38 AST 12 9 4
3M 0 0 0 TO 17 8 3
3A 1 1 2 A/TO .71 1.13 1.3
3% 0 0 0 PTS 191 73 7
FTM 31 3 1 PPG 9.1 3.8 0.9
FTA 43 8 2
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10
GP 21 19 21 OR 37 15 45
MIN 471 147 456 DR 69 25 63
FGM FGA 104 177 131 229 82 159 REB RPG 106 5.1 40 2.1 108 5.1
FG% 58.8 57.2 52 AST 70 9 21
3M 14 16 13 TO 29 8 22
3A 38 51 38 A/TO 2.41 1.32 1.0
3% 36.8 31.4 34 PTS 282 73 243
FTM 60 3 64 PPG 13.4 3.8 11.6
Season 2011-12 2010-11 2008-09 Season 2011-12 2010-11 2008-09
GP 22 20 7 OR 28 47 4
MIN 321 361 37 DR 60 53 5
FGM FGA 43 112 16 30 8 15 REB RPG 88 4.0 100 5.0 9 1.3
FG% 38.4 53.3 53 AST 21 19 1
3M 15 2 0 TO 22 15 2
3A 47 5 0 A/TO .95 1.2 0.5
3% 31.9 40 0 PTS 127 134 18
FT% 72.1 37.5 50
Program: Philosophy Hometown: Toronto, ON
# 42 Tyson Hinz
Position: Forward Height: 6’6 Weight: 210 Eligibility: 3
FTA 78 8 92
FT% 76.9 37.5 70
Program: Commerce Hometown: Ottawa, ON
# 45 Dan Penner
Position: Forward Height: 6’7 Weight: 218 Eligibility: 3 Program: Political Science Hometown: Winnipeg, MB
FTM 26 34 2 PPG 5.8 6.7 2.6
FTA 38 45 3
FT% 68.4 75.6 67
2011-12 Carleton Ravens Team Photo Left to right, back to front Rob Smart Jr. (Assistant Coach), Shawn McCleery (Assistant Coach), Tyson Hinz, Justin Shaver, Kevin Churchill, Dan Penner, Kyle Smendziuk Aaron Blakely (Manager), Clinton Springer-Williams, Elliot Thompson, Cole Hobin, Thomas Scrubb, Guillaume Boucard, Nathaniel Cziranka-Crooks Adam Chmielewski, Philip Scrubb, Ryan Augustine, Willy Manigat, Chris Joseph, Bruce Marshall (Therapist), Dave Smart (Head Coach)
2011-12 Highlights • Carleton dominated at the Eric Garland Tournament in the preseason, going a perfect 3-0 and outscoring its opponents by at least 38 points in each game. • The Ravens claimed their 11th straight House-Laughton Hoops Classic title with a perfect 3-0 showing. Second year guard Philip Scrubb was named tournament MVP. • Four Ravens represented Canada at the 2011 Pan Am Games in Mexico - Head coach Dave Smart, forward Tyson Hinz and guards Philip Scrubb and Cole Hobin. Hinz and Hobin also represented Canada at the 26th Summer Universiade, bringing home silver. • The Ravens claimed their fifth straight MBNA Capital Hoops Classic title in January, defeating cross-town rivals, the uOttawa Gee-Gees, 74-34 in front of a crowd of 7,022 at Scotiabank Place. • Tyson Hinz was named the 2011 male athlete of the year as well as basketball player of the year, while Dave Smart was named the male coach of the year at the annual Ottawa Sports Awards banquet in January. • The Ravens hit the century mark five times this season en route to a spotless record of 22-0, their second consecutive undefeated season. • The Ravens dominated the OUA East awards. Philip Scrubb captured player of the year honours. Cole Hobin picked up his third consecutive defensive player of the year award, while Dave Smart earned his seventh OUA coach of the year honour. Kevin Churchill was named the recipient of the Ken Shields Award, for outstanding achievements in basketball, academics and community involvement. Four players also earned spots on OUA East all-star teams. Scrubb and Tyson Hinz both earned a spot on the first team, while Elliot Thompson and Willy Manigat were named second team all-stars. • The Ravens captured their fourth Wilson Cup in five years, defeating the Ryerson Rams 82-39 in the OUA final.
Road to the CIS Final 8 • No. 1 nationally ranked all season • Second consecutive 22-0 regular season • OUA quarterfinal @ Ravens’ Nest, Feb. 25 vs. Laurentian: 87-66 Win • Wilson Cup Final Four @ Waterloo, Mar. 2 vs. McMaster: 80-56 Win Mar. 3 vs. Ryerson: 82-39 Win
Championship History 2003 The Ravens defeated the University of Guelph Gryphons, 57-54, to win the 2003 CIS men’s basketball national championship and became the first team in Carleton’s 60 years of competing in the CIS (formerly CIAU) to win a major title. This was the Ravens’ fifth trip to the CIS Final 8 and first appearance in the championship game. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 63 vs. UPEI 60 (OT) Championship Semifinal Carleton 57 vs. Laval 54 Championship Final Carleton 57 vs. Guelph 54
2004 The Ravens defeated the St. Francis Xavier University X-Men, 63-59, to win their second straight CIS men’s basketball national championship. The Ravens extended their winning streak to 50 straight OUA/CIS regular and post-season games. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 77 vs. UNB 75 Championship Semifinal Carleton 69 vs. Calgary 67 Championship Final Carleton 63 vs. StFX 59
2005 Carleton defeated the Concordia University Stingers, 68-48, to capture their third straight CIS men’s basketball national championship, recording an amazing 11 three-point baskets along the way, a new CIS record for the championship game. Carleton became the first CIS school to win three straight CIS championships since Brandon University in the late 80’s. Osvaldo Jeanty scored a CIS championship game record of eight three-pointers. He became the first CIS men’s basketball player to be named MVP of three straight championship games. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 69 vs. Ottawa 47 Championship Semifinal Carleton 67 vs. StFX 65 Championship Final Carleton 68 vs. Concordia 48
2006 The Ravens defeated the University of Victoria Vikes, 73-67, to capture their fourth straight CIS men’s basketball national championship. Carleton became the second team in CIS history to win four straight men’s basketball national championships, behind Victoria’s seven-straight in the 1980’s. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 62 vs. UQAM 59 Championship Semifinal Carleton 68 vs. Cape Breton 57 Championship Final Carleton 73 vs. Victoria 67
2007 In the lowest-scoring CIS final ever, Carleton defeated the Brandon University Bobcats, 52-49, to move within two of the all-time record of seven straight titles set by the Victoria Vikes from 1980-86. With five national titles, Carleton moved into second place on the all-time list behind the Vikes, who have eight.
Osvaldo Jeanty became the fourth player in history to graduate with five CIS rings. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 86 vs. Acadia 38 Championship Semifinal Carleton 80 vs. Ottawa 58 Championship Final Carleton 52 vs. Brandon 49
2008 2008 marked the Ravens first time hosting the CIS Final 8 National Championship Tournament. The Acadia University Axemen defeated the Ravens, 82-80, in double overtime to eliminate Carleton from the tournament in the semifinal round. The Ravens’ CIS national championship win streak comes to an end at 18, tied with the University of Victoria. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 66 vs. Alberta 57 Championship Semifinal Carleton 80 vs. Acadia 82 (2 OT)
2009 The Ravens defeated the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, 87-77, to win their first national crown at home and sixth in seven years. Stuart Turnbull was awarded the Jack Donohue Trophy as the CIS Final 8 tournament MVP. Turnbull led the Ravens in scoring in all three matches en route to his fourth national title in five years. He will forever be remembered for his buzzer-beating shot that gave Carleton a 66-65 victory over the UWO Mustangs and sent the Ravens to the finals. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 94 vs. St. FX 57 Championship Semifinal Carleton 66 vs. UWO 65 Championship Final Carleton 87 vs. UBC 77
2010 In their final year of hosting the CIS Final 8, the No. 1 nationally ranked Ravens defeated the UQAM Citadins in quarterfinal action before being upset by the eventual champion Saskatchewan Huskies, 86-82, in the semifinals, ending Carleton’s chances of winning its seventh national title in eight years. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 83 vs. UQAM 72 Championship Semifinal Carleton 82 vs. Saskatchewan 86
2011 The Ravens made their return to Halifax and continued the tradition of success they found in the city, extending their winning streak at the Metro Centre to 20 straight games and capturing their seventh national title in nine years. Tyson Hinz received the Jack Donohue Trophy as tournament MVP, three days after being named CIS player of the year. The last player to earn both honours in the same season was Osvaldo Jeanty in 2005-06. Championship Quarterfinal Carleton 73 vs. Concordia 66 Championship Semifinal Carleton 95 vs. Saskatchewan 83 Championship Final Carleton 82 vs. Trinity Western 59
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