Championship bracket
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First Round: February 26
Semi-Finals: February 27
Gold Medal Game: February 28
1
McMaster Marauders
3
8
Saskatchewan Huskies
0
1
McMaster Marauders
1
5
Trinity Western Spartans
3
4
Laval Rouge et Or
0
5
Trinity Western Spartans
3
3
Alberta Golden Bears
3
5
Trinity Western Spartans
0
2
Dalhousie Tigers
3
7
York Lions
2
2
Dalhousie Tigers
0
Bronze Medal Game: February 28
3
Alberta Golden Bears
3
3
Alberta Golden Bears
3
1
McMaster Marauders
3
6
Waterloo Warriors
0
2
Dalhousie Tigers
0
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Semi-Finals: February 27
Fifth Place Game: February 28
4
Laval Rouge et Or
1
8
Saskatchewan Huskies
3
7
York Lions
1
8
Saskatchewan Huskies
3
6
Waterloo Warriors
2
7
York Lions
3
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U Sports Championship MVP – Brett Walsh , Alberta
R.W. Pugh Fair Play Award – Dan Ota, Dalhousie
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