CDS Cyclones cap off perfect season with CISAA Championship

March 4, 2015 · 0 Comments

In a closely contested game, The Country Day School’s Sr. Boys’ D2B Hockey team won the CISAA Championship against the Toronto French School, 6-4, in King City Arena on Friday. They topped Crestwood Preparatory College, 8-2, earlier in the day in the semi-finals. The Cyclones overall season record was 15-0-1.
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By Jake Courtepatte
In a regular season that saw Country Day School dominate from start to finish, the Cyclones took home the Senior Boys’ DII CISAA championship in a 6-4 win on Friday.
They opened their postseason schedule with a trip to the semi-finals Friday morning, receiving a first-round bye after compiling a 9-0-1 record in CISAA action over the regular season.
Facing off against Crestwood Preparatory College, who they handily defeated 7-2 in a game mid-February, they continued their offensive onslaught by booking their trip to the finals with an 8-2 victory.
Meeting them in the finals was Toronto French School, who held the Cyclones to a close 3-1 game in their last meeting.
This would also prove to be a closely contested game, with the Cyclones coming out on top as CISAA champions in a 6-4 win.
The senior boys were able to hoist the trophy on home ice, winning both games at King City Arena.

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