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CIS Top Ten Tuesday (#14) - Saskatchewan And Ottawa Stay Atop
Saskatchewan (women's basketball) and Ottawa (men's basketball) all hold on to their pole positions.
NOTES: Following back-to-back losses to Ottawa and Carleton, reigning five-time CIS champion Windsor drops out of the women's basketball Top 10 for the first time in seven years. The Lancers (4-3) had been ranked nationally in 99 consecutive polls since the Oct. 28, 2008.
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous ranking)
1. Saskatchewan (8-0) / 564 points (47) / (1)
2. McGill (3-1) / 509 / (3)
3. Ryerson (5-1) / 468 / (4)
4. Saint Maryâ??s (5-1) / 413 / (2)
5. McMaster (5-2) / 362 / (6)
6. Regina (5-1) / 346 / (5)
7. Brock (5-1) / 295 / (7)
8. Laval (3-1) / 235 / (8)
9. Alberta (7-1) / 172 / (10)
10. Queen's (6-1) / 116 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: UQAM (53), Ottawa (51).
MEN'S BASKETBALL
(regular season record) / votes (first-place votes) / (previous ranking)
1. Ottawa (7-0) / 440 points (30) / (1)
2. Carleton (7-0) / 414 (7) / (2)
3. McGill (3-0) / 388 (9) / (3)
4. Brock (5-1) / 318 / (4)
5. Ryerson (4-1) / 278 / (5)
6. McMaster (5-2) / 210 / (7)
7. Calgary (5-3) / 145 / (8)
8. Western (3-4) / 112 / (6)
9. UBC (6-2) / 89 / (10)
10. Thompson Rivers (7-1) / 47 / (NR)
Other teams receiving votes: Lethbridge (40), Dalhousie (25).
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