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	Go Ravens news » Villanova Wildcats defeat Carleton Ravens, 61-46, in Men’s Basketball.
		Villanova Wildcats defeat Carleton Ravens, 61-46, in Men’s Basketball.
		The Villanova University Wildcats (NCAA-Big East) defeated the Carleton University Ravens (CIS-OUA East), 61-46, in exhibition preseason Men’s Basketball, at Carleton University’s Ravens’ Nest.
		Carleton’s Osvaldo Jeanty Signs Professional Contract with Noerdlingen (Germany).
	www2.carleton.ca /goravens/news/?p=328 (313 words)

	Carleton Ravens - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Carleton Ravens are the athletic teams that represent Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
		Carleton used to have a Canadian football team that had some success in the mid 1980's, but due to poor performances and a number of other reasons, the sport was cut in 1998.
		Carleton's biggest rivals are the Ottawa Gee Gees of the University of Ottawa.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carleton_Ravens (212 words)

	Ontario University Athletics
		The Carleton University Ravens close one of their most successful athletic school years with five CIS All-Canadians, 34 OUA All-Stars, a CIS National Championship in men's basketball, an OUA Provincial Championship in men's soccer and six teams earned either the OUA silver or OUA bronze medals during the past year.
		Farthing led the Ravens basketball program to their first post-season berth in six years, she was named OUA East All-Star and twice (2004 and 2006) earned the OUA East Defensive Player of the Year Award.
		Carleton went on to sweep the OUA playoffs and capture the provincial crown.
	www.oua.ca /news/?id=4171 (1358 words)

	Branch and chapter news forum - Carleton University Magazine
		The Carleton Ravens, backed by a packed house at the RA Centre, played hard and showed that the Hawks' near-perfect record was not the least bit intimidating.
		The Ravens continue to improve and show how competitive they are within the College league.
		Carleton will end the year with a 2-5 record and enjoy a nice month off before playing in a tournament in Seneca on January 3, 2003, and then resuming the regular season later in the month.
	magazine.carleton.ca /community/164.htm (293 words)

	Ontario University Athletics
		The Ravens defeated 17 Ontario (OUA) and seven (AUS, CWUAA & QSSF) schools during the streak, winning the three CIS crowns against a school from each conference, Guelph-OUA in 2003, St. Francis Xavier-AUS in 2004 and Concordia-QSSF in 2005.
		On Saturday afternoon, the Ravens fell behind early as the defending OUA West champion Badgers built up an early double-figure lead, which they carried into the locker room, 34-21.
		The Ravens record falls to 9-1 in the OUA East, and pending the outcome of the Guelph-Ottawa contest, tonight, Carleton will not be in first place, in the OUA East, for the first time since February of 2000, when the Ravens finished third in Coach Dave Smart's first year at the helm of the Ravens.
	www.oua.ca /news/?id=3306 (344 words)

	CTV.ca \| CTV News, Shows and Sports - Canadian Television (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Carleton Ravens made 15 of 30 shots from beyond the three-point line to beat the Concordia Stingers 68-48 on Sunday and win their third consecutive CIS men's basketball title.
		The Ravens are the first team to win three men's basketball championships in a row since Brandon accomplished the feat from 1987-89, and only the third ever.
		Carleton led 39-31 at the half after making an astonishing 10 three pointers in the first 20 minutes, including four by Osvaldo Jeanty.
	www.tsn.ca /ctvnews/sportsstory.asp?story_id=119066 (653 words)

	Carleton University - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The University was named after Carleton County, Ontario, which included the city of Ottawa and was later merged with the city as it grew.
		Carleton University's department of physics is also ranked 1st in Canada in citations per paper (highest impact) from 2000-2004 by Science Watch newsletter, published by Thomson Scientific, which uses university science indicators to examine the research of 46 Canadian universities in 21 different scientific fields.
		Carleton is currently ranked 8th of 11 comprehensive Canadian universities in the MacLean’s University Rankings published by Maclean's Magazine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Carleton_University (2304 words)

	SUNY Canton - Men's Ice Hockey vs Carleton University, October 24, 2004
		The game was marred by penalties as there were a combined 45 penalties called, 27 of them whistled against the Ravens.
		Seven of the nine goals were on the power play as SUNY Canton went 3-for-15 and Carleton was 4-for-9.
		Carleton went up 3-1 on goals 52 seconds apart in the second period from Rob Zurawski and Wood.
	www.canton.edu /can/can_start.taf?page=sports_mnhkvsCarleton_Oct24_04 (288 words)

	SUNY Canton - Men's Ice Hockey vs Carleton_Jan30_04
		Carleton out shot the Northstars (11-6-1) 47-30 and held in check an offense that had averaged 9.5 goals over the last six games.
		Six minutes into the first period, the Ravens took advantage of a SUNY Canton roughing penalty when Matt Allen scored from Brad Wood and Kerry McDonald.
		Wood scored Carleton's second goal unassisted and short-handed at the 14:47 mark of the second period.
	www.canton.edu /can/can_start.taf?page=sports_mnhkvsCarleton_Jan30_04 (143 words)

	TSN.ca - Print Story - Canada's Sports Leader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Carleton defeated Calgary 69-67 in the first semifinal on Saturday, to advance to the CIS Final 10 championship game (TSN, 4:30pm et/1:30pm pt).
		Carleton combined its trademark three-point shooting and a dominant inside presence to advance to the final.
		Ravens forward Josh Poirier scored 16 second-half points for a total of 18 and also pulled down 11 rebounds and blocked two shots.
	www.tsn.ca /tools/print_story.asp?id=77238 (634 words)

	Carleton Ravens Swimming - Petition
		If you disagree with this decision, your help in sending a letter outlining your objections to the Carleton Athletics decision-makers via e-mail would be greatly appreciated.
		We, the undersigned, petition Carleton University Administration and Athletics to restore varsity status to the men’s and women’s swim team.
		Swimming is an important part of this university’s athletic program and appeals to new students.
	carleton.fpcyberdesign.ca /index.php?module=petition (206 words)

	BKBL-CIS-Men, 2nd Writethru (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Osvaldo Jeanty of the Carleton Ravens heads to the net as Guelph Gryphons' Radhi Knapp defends in the university basketball championship on Sunday.
		The Carleton Ravens guard survived a wicked elbow that flattened his nose and scrambled his senses to lead the Ottawa school to a 57-54 win over the Guelph Gryphons on Sunday and its first Canadian university men's basketball championship.
		The Ravens, the nation's top-ranked team from Day 1 of the season, struggled throughout the Final Eight tournament but always seemed to find a way to win.
	www.cp.org /premium/ONLINE/member/Sports/030316/s031665A.html (674 words)

	CIAU final commentaries
		The Carleton Ravens had not been to the CIAU Men's Final 8 in 13 years, so the opening minutes of their quarter-final match-up with the McMaster Marauders would be crucial.
		Carleton got their good start, but McMaster didn't panic, coming back from 17 points down to edge the Ravens 78-77 on a last second buzzer beating put-back by Rodney Baptiste.
		In the first 10 minutes of the second half, Carleton scored only 9 points, and with 7:16 on the clock, Mac took their first lead since the opening minutes.
	macbb.mcmaster.ca /mbb/00-01/gm-com/h01c.shtml (660 words)

	Fun and Games - Fall 2002 - Carleton University Magazine
		The school is operated by Carleton’s nordic ski team and the department of physical recreation and athletics.
		The bear became the trophy for the Carleton vs. Ottawa game and a time-honoured tradition was begun.
		Dan O’Neill, a former Carleton Ravens hockey player and the last captain of the team in its varsity days, is now president and CEO of Molson Breweries?
	magazine.carleton.ca /2002_Fall/806.htm (551 words)

	Varsity Blues
		The Varsity Blues last victory over Carleton was in that same year when they upset the Ravens 77-70 at U of T on February 2.
		The last time U of T and Carleton hooked up in the playoffs was in the opening round of conference play in 1988, with the Ravens earning a 73-57 victory.
		Carleton is expecting a near-sellout crowd, but tickets have been set aside for fans and friends of the Varsity Blues.
	varsityblues.ca /news/?id=1816 (430 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - CIS - Ravens still No. 1 with a basketball
		The Ravens were greeted by a small (about 30 fans) but very enthusiastic crowd at the airport yesterday upon their return from Halifax and their trip into Canadian university basketball history with their third straight national title.
		The fans held posters ("You made Carleton proud," said one) and started chanting "Carleton is No. 1!" when the Ravens appeared at the top of the escalator which leads down to the baggage claim area.
		Second-year Carleton student Nazim Hudda, his "shirt" consisting of a series of "Go Ravens Go!" posters taped to his torso, led some of the cheers.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/CIS/2005/03/22/968860.html (750 words)

	The Varsity - Smart bomb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Carleton’s shooting was downright hideous to open the game, as they connected on only 4 of their first 18 attempts (22 per cent).
		The Ravens extended the lead to 54-47 with 2:15 left on a beautiful drive and dish from Jeanty to Paul Larmand for a lay-up.
		CIS coach of the year Dave Smart and his Carleton Ravens should have an excellent chance to repeat as champions next year if fourth year players Paul Larmand and Josh Poirier return for a fifth year of eligibility.
	www.thevarsity.ca /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=fecef66e-adcd-49db-a542-5c0830195fe2 (613 words)

	McMaster Marauder Athletics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The second semi-final has the potential for drama as Carleton recently beat York 8-7 with a goal in the final 30 seconds when the teams last met on the final day of the regular season.
		Carleton all-star Rachel Baxter notched the late winner, her third of the fourth quarter, to help the Ravens come from behind for the victory.
		Carleton had beaten the Blues late in the 2004 regular season and showed the champs that they were beatable.
	www.athrec.mcmaster.ca /05ouawaterpolo/preview.htm (867 words)

	Canadian Interuniversity Sport (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		The Carleton University Ravens Men's Basketball team defeated the University of Ottawa Gee Gees, 69-64, to capture their sixth straight OUA East regular season Championship.
		The Ravens finish the 2005-06 regular season with a 20-2 record, this marks the fifth time in six years, that the Carleton Ravens have won 20 OUA East regular season games.
		Carleton's experience and great defense never let Ottawa have a chance at tying the game and the leadership of Osvalso Jeanty and Aaron Doornekamp was too much for Ottawa to make a late bid at winning the game.
	www.universitysport.ca /e/story_detail.cfm?id=6840 (380 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - CIS - Ravens, GGs poised for Round 2
		The Ravens are ready to avenge their Jan. 17 defeat at the hands of the Gee-Gees.
		If the Ravens had won last night, they would have played host to Queen's as the fourth seed in the OUA East playoffs.
		The Ravens (0-12-0-1) women's team hope to finish on a positive note as they complete their inaugural varsity campaign.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/CIS/2006/02/16/1446023-sun.html (516 words)

	CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - CIS - Flying with the Ravens
		The Ravens have a shot at the overall record of 88 held by the University of Winnipeg's women's team.
		Tomorrow night, the Ravens begin their quest for a third straight national title against the Toronto Varsity Blues, a team they beat 68-56 and 72-59 in their two meetings this season.
		Should the Ravens three-peat as winners of the W.P. McGee trophy (the award for winning the national championship), they would be only the third team to do it, joining the Brandon Bobcats (1987-89) and Victoria Vikes (seven straight from 1980-86).
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/CIS/2005/02/25/942290.html (668 words)

	Carleton's streak continues with win over Badgers - Sports
		While the game was close at the half with the Ravens up 32-30 with the Badgers shooting 55 per cent from the field, the defence would lock down the Badgers in the second half, holding them to just 32 per cent from the field.
		However, much of the Badgers' success is contingent on the leadership of Brad Rootes, who was shut down defensively by Michael Smart and the remainder of the Ravens, who held the formidable Rootes to a mere seven points and four assists, forcing five turnovers.
		This was a huge drop from his 14.2 points per game and 7.7 assists per game averages and caused a discrepancy in the second half offence of the Badgers.
	www.brockpress.com /news/2005/01/18/Sports/Carletons.Streak.Continues.With.Win.Over.Badgers-834215.shtml (489 words)

	New arena complex might be in Carleton's future
		UNIVERSITY BASKETBALL: The Carleton Ravens men's team rebounded from the previous week's loss in Sudbury with convincing victories over Toronto and Ryerson at the Ravens Nest.
		On Friday, Carleton beat Ryerson 93-54 with four Ravens scoring in double figures: Paul Larmand (20 points), Jafeth Maseruka (17), Josh Poirier (16), and B.J. Charles (12).
		Carleton's women's team is last in the OUA East after losing both weekend games to fall to 2-6.
	www.jdeq.com /Slam021205/cis_car-sun.html (606 words)

	CAAWS
		Under Gail's leadership the Carleton University Ravens, formerly the Robins, have grown in all aspects of Intercollegiate Athletics.
		A proud moment for Gail was watching the Carleton University Ravens Men's Basketball team crowned CIS National Champions, as Head Coach Dave Smart and the 2003 Raven Basketball team defeated Guelph, 57-54, on Sunday, March 17th, 2003.
		She was an exceptional student-athlete, at Carleton University, from 1967-1970.
	www.caaws.ca /e/print_story.cfm?ID=214 (658 words)

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	TSN.ca - Cis - Canada's Sports Leader
		Carleton went on to lead by as much as 17, and while Victoria twice pulled within one point in the second half, the Ravens never trailed again.
		The Ravens entered the tournament as the third seed, and without second-team all-Canadian Aaron Doornekamp, who suffered a broken ankle in practice last month.
		The Ravens have nobody in their fifth year.
	www.tsn.ca /cis/news_story.asp?id=159319 (624 words)

	Badgers Athletics - Brock University
		CATHARINES - The Brock University men's basketball team (15-6 overall, 7-3 OUA West) knocked off the #1 ranked Carleton Ravens by the score of 69-67 in front of a packed house at the Bob Davis Gymnasium.
		Carleton showed why they are strong under pressure led by All-Canadian Osvaldo Jeanty who registered 14 of his game high 20 points in the final 12 minutes.
		Jeanty led all Carleton players with 20 points and six rebounds including 4-for-8 from three point land and 8-for-8 from the charity stripe.
	www.brocku.ca /athletics/article.php?id=1707 (733 words)

	U of S Huskies
		OTTAWA (CIS) — Basketball player Mike Smart, from the Carleton Ravens, is the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) - VIA Rail male athlete of the week for the period ending March 20, 2005.
		Smart, a fifth-year commerce student from Napanee, Ont. was named most valuable player of the CIS men’s basketball championship for the second season in a row as he led the Ravens to a third straight national title.
		The Ravens defeated Ottawa 69-47, StFX 67-65 in the semi-final round, and Concordia 68-48 in the gold medal game to become the third team in CIS history, and the first since the 1988-89 Brandon Bobcats, to win three straight national titles in men’s basketball.
	huskies.usask.ca /archive.php?h=1876&y=&l=1 (290 words)

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