northvanman
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OUA schedule is up today. 20 games for each team. Late start (first week of Nov) and late finish (end of Feb). The conferance has gone back to 4 divisions for this year:
Far East: UQTR, Concordia, McGill, Carleton, Ottawa
East: Ontario Tech, Queen's, RMC, Nipissing (Laurentian has discontinued its program)
West: Toronto, York, Ryerson, Lakehead, Brock
Far West: Guelph, Laurier, Waterloo, Western, Windsor
Looks like play is limited to divisional rivals.
Configuration is different from what was in place when they used this structure several years ago, in part because of some new teams. At least this time the three Toronto teams are in the same division. One noteworthy change from the last time they used this structure is that Lakehead has moved from the Far West to the West...this will mean less travel since all of their road games will be in Toronto except for one trip to St. Catharines for a 3-game set with Brock.
Many of the games are home/away back-to-backs. Lakehead is always different because of travel and their schedule this year is really quirky - they have no road games before Christmas (including 3 home games in 3 nights against both Ryerson and York), and then all but two games after Christmas are on the road.
Men's Ice Hockey - Composite Schedule - Ontario University Athletics
Far East: UQTR, Concordia, McGill, Carleton, Ottawa
East: Ontario Tech, Queen's, RMC, Nipissing (Laurentian has discontinued its program)
West: Toronto, York, Ryerson, Lakehead, Brock
Far West: Guelph, Laurier, Waterloo, Western, Windsor
Looks like play is limited to divisional rivals.
Configuration is different from what was in place when they used this structure several years ago, in part because of some new teams. At least this time the three Toronto teams are in the same division. One noteworthy change from the last time they used this structure is that Lakehead has moved from the Far West to the West...this will mean less travel since all of their road games will be in Toronto except for one trip to St. Catharines for a 3-game set with Brock.
Many of the games are home/away back-to-backs. Lakehead is always different because of travel and their schedule this year is really quirky - they have no road games before Christmas (including 3 home games in 3 nights against both Ryerson and York), and then all but two games after Christmas are on the road.
Men's Ice Hockey - Composite Schedule - Ontario University Athletics
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