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Sainte-Foy wins gold!

Congratulations to Cégep de Sainte-Foy from Sainte-Foy, Quebec on winning their third straight National Championship.
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Gold Medal Game: Mystics vs. Dynamiques

Two unlikely teams face off in an unpredictable final as both teams enter the championship after knocking off the top two seeds...
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Bronze Medal Game: Bruins vs. Blues

It’s rarely a surprise when the top two seeded teams meet up in a final...
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Game Eleven: Kodiaks vs. Chargers

The team ranking system was way off in picking the top two teams as #5 Sainte-Foy and #6 Mount Saint Vincent square off in the championship...
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Game Ten: Trojans vs. Bruins

The SAIT Trojans and the Sheridan Bruins squared off in the second consolation semi-final to see who would move on to play Dawson College...
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Game Nine: Blues vs. Heat

In the first bronze medal semi-final, the BC champion UBC Okanagan Heat faced the Quebec champion Dawson Blues.
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Game Eight: Bruins vs. Dynamiques

In a match-up which looked to be a true classic, the first place Sheridan College Bruins faced-off against the two-time defending champion...
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Game Seven: Blues vs. Mystics

Coming out on top of two emotionally draining games, the Dawson College Blues faced the Mount Saint Vincent University Mystics...
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Game Six: Heat vs. Chargers

In a repeat of the BCCAA championship, the UBC Okanagan Heat face the Camosun College Chargers.
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Game Five: Kodiaks vs. Trojans

Forget the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers, today UBC O played host to its own "Battle of Alberta" in a repeat of the ACAC championship.
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Game Four: Bruins vs. Chargers

Number one ranked Sheridan College rolled into Kelowna as the team to beat at this year’s nationals.
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Game Three: UBC O vs. Cégep de Sainte-Foy

As the host team, the UBC Okanagan Heat were guaranteed a spot in the nationals irregardless of how they finished in the regular...
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Game Two: SAIT vs. MSVU

The Alberta champion SAIT Trojans faced the Atlantic champion Mount Saint Vincent Mystics from Nova Scotia in the second game of the 2010 CCAA...
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Game One: Blues vs. Kodiaks

The second-ranked Dawson Blues took on the seventh place Lethbridge Kodiaks in the kick-off game for the 2010 CCAA Women’s...
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2010 Women’s Basketball National Awards

Women's Basketball Player of the Year: Kim Lee (SAIT Polytechnic)
Women's Basketball Coach of the Year: Trevor Williams (Dawson College)
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2010 CCAA Women's Basketball National Championships March 18-20, 2010

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Friday March 19, 2010

Game Five: 1:00pm
Lethbridge College vs. SAIT Polytechnic
Game Six: 3:00pm
UBC Okanagan vs. Camosun Chargers
Game Seven: 6:00pm
Dawson College vs. Mount Saint Vincent University
Game Eight: 8:00pm
Cégep de Sainte-Foy vs. Sheridan College
Saturday March 20, 2010

Game Nine: 10:00am
UBC Okanagan vs. Dawson College
Game Ten: 12:00pm
SAIT Polytechnic vs. Sheridan College
Game Eleven: 2:00pm
Lethbridge College vs. Camosun College
Bronze Medal Game: 6:00pm
Sheridan College vs. Dawson College
Championship Game: 8:00pm
Mount Saint Vincent University vs. Cégep de Sainte-Foy
Championship Presentation: 10:00pm
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UBC Okanagan Heat Hosting Canada in 2010
The 2010 CCAA Women's Basketball National Championship is the premier event in Canada for women's collegiate basketball, bringing together the champions from each of the CCAA's five conferences in addition to the host school and two wildcard teams. Read more...