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2013 CIS Final 8: #1 Carleton Ravens move closer to national record with easy win over #8 Victoria Vikes

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Ottawa, ON (BasketballBuzz) — The defending champs needed no more than a quarter to dispatch the #8 seed Victoria Vikes on their way to an easy 83-46 opening victory at the 2013 CIS Men’s Final 8 championships at ScotiaBank Place.

The Ravens broken open a close first quarter that ended 19-16 in favor of Carleton by holding the Vikes scoreless for over 12 minutes while limiting the Canada West runner-ups to just 3 points in the second quarter.

Victoria shot only 7-for-32, 21% from the floor and 1-of-18 from threes in the opening half.

Clinton Springer-Williams scored 12 of his 15-points in the first-half and pulled down 7 rebounds.

Two-time MVP Phillip Scrubb barely broke a sweat adding 13 points, three rebounds and four assists in just 22 minutes.

Head Coach Dave Smart emptied his bench for much of the second-half, allowing his upcoming talent to get some valuable minutes on the big stage as every Raven player over eight minutes.

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For the Vikes their lone bright spot was Michael Acheampong who finished with 13 points and four rebounds. Tyrell Evans like the rest of Vikes player struggled but managed 8 points.

#1 Carleton Ravens will face the #5 seed Acadia Axemen in second national semi-final. The game will feature a rematch of last years quarter-finals.

Additionally, Acadia ended the Ravens championship streak back in 2008 on the same floor via a thrilling 82-80 OT victory, in what many consider to be one the best CIS Basketball games of all-time.

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