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Warriors win OUA field hockey title rl'1le fourthâ€"seeded Waterloo Warriors conâ€" tinued their winning ways on Saturday, capturing their second straight Ontario University Athletics (OUA) Women‘s Field Hockey Championship with a 2â€"0 victory over the Western Mustangs. Waterloo, who upset the topâ€"seeded University of Torontd Varsity Blues on Friâ€" day, will join Western and the host York Lions at the 2003 Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Women‘s Field Hockey Championships at Appleby College in Oakville, next weekend. In the final, the Mustangs came out flying, earning three penalty corners in the opening three minutes. Howâ€" ever, Warriors goalie Katie McNeil stood tall, denying Western the early lead. As the momentum began to shift, Waterloo had a shot roll just wide in the 20th minute, but would convert just five minâ€" utes later. Off of a penalty corner taken by Beth Nordeâ€" mann. Warriors blown out by McMaster Janelle Witzel would score the only goal of the half with a great shot high over Westâ€" ern _ netminder Mandy McKee. The No.2 ranked McMaster Marauders advanced to the OUA Semiâ€"Finals with a 70â€"7 victory over the University of Waterloo. McMaster accumulated 663 net yards of offense versus 266 net yards for the University of Waterloo in the victory. McMaster running back Rick Andrade had 114 in rushâ€" ing and two touchdowns to secure the win. Rookie Devin Brown had 43 yards on six cames in his first appearance as a Marauder McMaster was led defenâ€" sively by Nic Burns with five tackdes and one fumble recov ery leading to a major. Line backer Manny Furtado also returned a fumble for a touchâ€" down Hec Crighton nominee Jesse Lumsden scored two touchdowns and gained 41 yards on six carries before being removed from the game earty in the second quarter, Allâ€" Canadian Kyle Pyear sat out for the second consecutive week with a sore neck. Secondâ€"year pivot Jon Behie and rookie quarterback Adam Archibald combined for 410 yards in passing. OUA allâ€"star candidate Vaughn Swart had 121 yards receiving and aone touchdown on the day. Rookie recerver Rob Serviss, a Bluevale grad had four catch es for 82 yards on the day. Zach Strom added 64 yards on six catches, and fifthâ€"year senior Chris Rankin had 58 yards on two catches for the Marauders. Waterloo quarterback. Jon Morbey had 81 yards on seven carries with Jay Akindilore gaining 47 yards on 10 carries. lan Forde added four catches for 110 yards for the Warmors. The second half of play The Waterioo Warriors women‘s field hockey team won their second consecutive OUA title Saturday. was a goaltender‘s duel as The Waterloo Warriors _ sudden death. McNeil and McKee traded a _ defeated the Varsity Blues 5â€"4 Waterloo‘s Beth Nordeâ€" number of big saves. Midway _ in penalty strokes after being mann scored on the Warâ€" through the second half, the _ tied 0â€"0 in regulation. riors‘ third attempt anc Mustangs began to carry the Each team had five shootâ€" _ Waterloo goalkeeper McNei play in a last ditch effort to tie â€" ers. After five shooters, the _ stopped the Blues on theil the game; however, a late â€"score was again tied 2â€"2 _ final shot to clinch the victoâ€" Waterloo goal by Jaclyn sending the teams into _ ry. Blacklock would seal the vicâ€" tory and the OUA title for the r'â€"'â€"'_____ Warriors. [ a®raua¥® & ¥®r w | clAPt Waterloo safety John Sulliâ€" van had another busy game with six tackles and nine assists, while Tobin Pyear had four tackles, four assists and two furnble recoveries. In earlier semifinal action, the Warriors defeated the Blues to advance to nationâ€" als. For the first time since 1984, and for the second time ever, the topâ€"ranked Blues will not make an appearance in the CIS Field Hockey final thanks to the Warriors. October October 31 November Navember o4 MA‘A\, m Adults Students (12 Seniors (65+ Adults Students (12 Seniors (h5+ s 800 pm. Warniors vs Centennial Colts â€"£:00 pm, Warniors vs PFEL. or Ottawa â€" Championship game tipsâ€"off at 300 pm $20 00 $15 00 $15 00 $4 N0 $2 00 200 Each team had five shootâ€" ers. 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