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Road to Final 8: Confident Varsity Blues Clash Against Voyageurs In 2012 OUA East CIS Men’s Basketball Quarter-Finals

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The OUA East CIS/U Sports Men’s Basketball “Road to the Final 8” starts tonight with two Quarter-Final games. Below is a closer look at the #5 Toronto Blues who travel to Sudbury for a tough match-up against the #4 Laurentian Voyageurs.

#5 Toronto Blues – (OUA 10-12, Overall 16-19)
#4 Laurentian Voyageurs – (OUA 11-11, Overall 18-16)

2011-12 Head-to-Head: Tied 1-1

Toronto Blues, W 104-84,
Laurentian Voyageurs, W 83-77

How They Stack-Up

The Varsity Blues are peeking at the right time with victories in three-of their last five contest after a season high five-game losing streak. Laurentian has been a middle of the table team and enters their first home playoff game in nine years on a two winners of nine of their last 12 games. Both teams are capable of putting up plenty of points with the Blues averaging 78 points and the Voyageurs at 83.6.

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BasketballBuzz CIS/U Sports Top 25 Weekly Power Rankings

Toronto Blues:
19, 17, 18, NR, 24, NR, NR, NR, NR, NR, NR, 24, 24, 24

Laurentian Voyageurs:
13, 13, 19, 23, 23, 24, 21, 21, 18, 15, 21, 21, 21 21

Signature victories:

Toronto Blues
McMaster Marauders, Windsor Lancers, Ottawa Gee-Gees

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Laurentian Voyageurs
UQAM Citadins, Cape Breton, Acadia Axemen

Keys To Victory:

Toronto Blues: The Blues will need to play a full 40-minutes and will need to show poise down the stretch in a hostile environment. Laurentian has outscored Toronto 102-88 in the second-half of their two meetings.

Laurentian Voyageurs: Interior defense and foul trouble. Toronto has two senior forwards who are not afraid to bang down-low and will box out and to avoid needless fouls to their thin front court.

Who’s Buzzing

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Toronto Blues: Alex Hill, a former Cornell Big Red (NCAA D1) transfer is a major part of the Varsity Blues success and has been outstanding in his last five games with 23 points per game.

Laurentian Voyageurs: Manny Pasquale in the nations leading scorer at 26.4 points per game poured in seven games of 30-plus points in the second-half of the year.

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