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FINAL CIS championship: Lions blank TWU, claim second CIS title in history
OTTAWA (CIS) - David Nogaro scored in the 83rd minute to lead the York Lions to a 1-0 gold-medal win over the Trinity Western Spartans and the second CIS men's soccer title in team history, Sunday afternoon, at Carleton University's Ravens' Field. - November 9 2008

BRONZE MEDAL CIS championship: Carabins win bronze, beat QSSF archrivals in OT
OTTAWA (CIS) - Jean-Jacques Seba of France scored in the 119th minute to lead the Montreal Carabins to a 2-1 overtime win over Quebec conference archrivals, the Laval Rouge et Or Sunday afternoon in the bronze-medal match of the 2008 CIS men's soccer championship, at Ravens' Field. - November 9 2008

SEMI-FINAL #2 CIS championship: Spartans join York in national final
OTTAWA (CIS) - The Trinity Western Spartans edged the Laval Rouge et Or 2-1 Saturday afternoon in the second semi-final of the 2008 CIS men's soccer championship at Carleton University's Ravens' Field to earn the right to battle the York Lions in Sunday's national final. - November 8 2008

SEMI-FINAL #1 CIS championship: York in final for first time since 1977
OTTAWA (CIS) - The York Lions are off to the CIS men's soccer gold-medal final for the first time since claiming their lone Sam Davidson Memorial Trophy back in 1977 following a 1-0 win over the Montreal Carabins, Saturday afternoon, in the first national semi-final at Carleton University's Ravens' Field. - November 8 2008

CONSOLATION FINAL CIS championship: Host Ravens blank Dal, finish fifth
OTTAWA (CIS) - The tournament host Carleton Ravens exploded for three goals in the second half to blank the Dalhousie Tigers 3-0 Saturday morning in the fifth-place consolation final of the 2008 CIS men's soccer championship, at Ravens' Field. - November 8 2008

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