Cougars lead U Sports activities rankings for fifth time this season

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That is the fifth week through which Regina has been No. 1 this season.

The Cougars (14-2) are adopted by the Carleton Ravens (15-2), Saskatchewan Huskies (14-2), Queen’s Gaels (15-1), Winnipeg Wesmen (12-4), Acadia Axewomen (12-3), Alberta Pandas (13-3), Ottawa Gee-Gees (15-2), Bishop’s Gaiters (8-2) and McMaster Marauders (12-4).

Queen’s fell three spots from No. 1. Carleton moved up three positions.

The Cougars are to oppose the College of Calgary Dinos on Friday and Saturday on the Centre for Kinesiology, Well being and Sport. Each video games are set for six p.m., adopted by Cougars-Dinos males’s motion at 8 p.m.

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RIEGER LEADS RIFFEL

Chloe Rieger scored 20 factors for the Riffel Royals of their 40-29 Regina Intercollegiate Basketball League junior women victory over the LeBoldus Golden Suns on Tuesday.

Kendall Hambleton paced the Golden Suns with 13 factors.

In a junior boys sport, Cher Madol scored 23 factors to guide the O’Neill Titans to a 64-57 victory over the Winston Knoll Wolverines, who obtained 15 factors from Bennett Honoway.

THOMPSON TERRIFIC

Jared Thompson made 30 saves in a first-star efficiency because the Regina Silver Foxes defeated the Excessive Hockey Regina Capitals 4-1 in Prairie Junior Hockey League motion on the Al Ritchie Memorial Centre on Tuesday.

Max Henderson had two objectives for the Silver Foxes (12-18-0-3), who obtained singles from Colby White and Conner Wollmann. Rhett Briltz answered for the Capitals (17-13-0-1).