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Quarterfinal The 'Laurler men (5-6-5 and ‘1'? f '0” (“WW I" Wa'Vl'l'W- _ . ‘ matchups. which start at noon on sixth in the West) hit the road the Warrior men tied for first in the mens team , . } Oct. 26. have yet to be announced. today for a m-m matchup at ml‘V‘“"‘V'1|“Sd-‘Yvh|" “mm"inallehmah‘n"wcsu'm ' ‘ 3‘ The field, however, includes 8 p.m. in London against the ”Ni/"NW 3' "I“ M041“ mumamem- ' first-place University of Toronto third-place Western Mustangs. Cajun Sivabalasingham. Simon Mclnnis. Jordan ‘ “2-0), featuring Waterloo native W flakhSh- Km'i’ Fry and ”Via" (13“? made UP an 1" . k AmandaWoodcmtt and Kitchener The Golden Hawks men's footâ€" stmke difference on Western on the final day. but fin» 2 I ‘ . sisters Emma and Tegan Stairs. ball team (3-5) also W Into ishi-d second with a 20-over-par team total of 588 as ‘ ‘ and the third-place Waterloo Warâ€" the OUA playoffs dam“; . “is". 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Rizzo and the Warriors “”3th second at the who were trounced 72-0 by riots (2-6) ended their football day, which followed a 73 on Monday. to finish third in OUA 9°” champ 5" m‘mm Guelph m weekend. season on a high with a 43-29 vic- the individual men's championship standings at 1- Soccer tory over the fifth-place Windsor under. Kitchener's Chris llemmerich of the University lege golf champion, lane Tang and Stefanie Bothwell The Laurier Golden Hawks Lancers (3,5). , of Guelph won the individual title with a 5-under<par all placed top-seven. but Toronto still edged the War- await theirWest Division women's The Warriors' defence picked Ulla] 0' I37 (70- 67i- _ g . . . . riots byetght strokes With a lzâ€"over-par ‘0‘” M465- soccer semifinal opponent. The off Windsor quarterbacks Austin ()udyk was launer's top iiidmdual finisher. tying The Warriors. who were represented by Heather first-place Hawks (1 1.2.3) Kennedy and Andrew Downer six “if '5"! 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