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CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#12) Saskatchewan Move Up To No. 1, Ottawa Stays
Nov. 17, 2015
OTTAWA (CIS) - Three teams moved to the top of CIS national rankings this week, including the Saskatchewan Huskies in women's basketball. For their part, the Ottawa Gee-Gees (men's basketball) maintain their pole position.
NOTES: Saskatchewan (replacing McMaster) is No. 1 in women's hoops for the first time since 2010-11, when the Huskies topped the last eight coaches' polls of the campaign.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous ranking)
- Saskatchewan (4-0) / 540 points (34) / (2)
- McGill (2-0) / 486 (9) / (3)
- Ryerson (3-0) / 466 (1) / (4)
- McMaster (3-1) / 440 (2) / (1)
- Saint Mary's (3-0) / 366 / (5)
- Regina (3-0) / 322 / (6)
- Brock (1-1) / 272 / (7)
- Laval (1-1) / 213 / (9)
- Alberta (4-0) / 190 / (10)
- Windsor (2-1) / 125 / (8)
Other teams receiving votes: Queen's (68), Ottawa (47).
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous ranking)
- Ottawa (4-0) / 433 points (28) / (1)
- Carleton (4-0) / 403 (8) / (2)
- McGill (1-0) / 382 (6) / (3)
- Brock (2-0) / 344 (4) / (4)
- Ryerson (3-0) / 274 / (5)
- Western (2-1) / 195 / (7)
- Calgary (3-1) / 155 / (6)
- Dalhousie (4-0) / 124 / (10)
- McMaster (2-2) / 94 / (8)
- Thompson Rivers (4-0) / 44 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Concordia (35), Victoria (15).
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