The men's game is not being streamed live anymore, so we're switching to the women instead. Trintiy Western and UPEI.
The blog is after the jump.
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Dal Soccer Live to Live-Blog CIS Nationals
Dal Soccer Live will be live-blogging both CIS national tournaments this weekend, starting Thursday.
Although we can't bring you every game for scheduling reasons, we will be able ot bring you both mens quarterfinals featuring AUS teams, and the women's quartters between York and UBC as well as the Carabins and U of T.
We'll also have both semi-finals and the bronze and gold medal games for both genders over the weekend.
Check back here for more previews, schedules, and the live-blogs.
Although we had technical difficulties with the AUS tournament, these were caused by Dalhousie-specific problems and should not affect our CIS coverage.
Although we can't bring you every game for scheduling reasons, we will be able ot bring you both mens quarterfinals featuring AUS teams, and the women's quartters between York and UBC as well as the Carabins and U of T.
We'll also have both semi-finals and the bronze and gold medal games for both genders over the weekend.
Check back here for more previews, schedules, and the live-blogs.
Although we had technical difficulties with the AUS tournament, these were caused by Dalhousie-specific problems and should not affect our CIS coverage.
Cape Breton Defeat UPEI, Claim AUS Title
The Cape Breton Capers are back on top.
The tournament favourites pulled through on Monday, scoring early in extra-time to beat the surprising UPEI Panthers 2-1.
"These guys want to put a banner up in the school," said Capers head coach Robbie Chiasson. "The more success you have, the more people become aware of your program and better players want to come to your school."
The tournament favourites pulled through on Monday, scoring early in extra-time to beat the surprising UPEI Panthers 2-1.
"These guys want to put a banner up in the school," said Capers head coach Robbie Chiasson. "The more success you have, the more people become aware of your program and better players want to come to your school."
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