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Women's Rugby Chase Carter

Women's rugby sets new season scoring high in Calgary

Calgary, AB – The University of Victoria women's rugby team defeated the University of Calgary 67-7 in the Jenny Vincent Memorial game on Oct. 4.
 
Cousineau leads a Vikes scoring onslaught in the first half.
  • Sasha McKee opened the scoring just four minutes into the contest before Calgary briefly took a 7-5 lead through a penalty try.
  •  Victoria responded immediately, reeling off 36 unanswered points to close the half. Piper Walsh, Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt, Kendra Cousineau, Marin O'Regan, and Maggie MacKinnon all crossed the try line during the surge.
  • Cousineau recorded her second try of the match in the 39th minute, while MacKinnon added three conversions as the Vikes carried a 41-7 lead into halftime.
Victoria's attack continued to roll in the second half.
  • Ivy Poetker extended the lead early in the second half with her hard fought run through the heart of the Dinos' defenders. Poetker fended off every tackler and ran into the try zone to extend the lead.
  • Remee Brown barrelled her way over the try line for a pair of tries. She scored twice and successfully converted both, scoring a solo 14 points.
  • ShonDreya Smardon added a late try as the Vikes surpassed the 60-point mark for the second time this season.
  • Victoria held Calgary scoreless over the final 70 minutes of play, finishing with 10 tries in the victory.
Notables
  • The Vikes remain perfect and move to 4-0 on the season. The Dinos fall to 1-4.
  •  Ten different tries were scored by nine different Vikes players, marking a season-high.
  •  Kendra Cousineau and Remee Brown each recorded two-try performances.
  • Victoria scored 67 points, its highest offensive output of the season.
 
The Vikes will head to the mainland for their final regular season game against the UBC Thunderbirds on Oct. 17 before hosting the Canada West Championship Oct. 22-25 at Wallace Field. 
 
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Players Mentioned

Remee Brown

Remee Brown

Hooker
5' 3"
Second
Castaway Wanderers (Western Canada High School)
Ivy Poetker

Ivy Poetker

Wing
5' 10"
Second
Rugby Canada U18 (Central Memorial High School)
Piper Walsh

Piper Walsh

Back Row
5' 9"
Third
Heritage Hurricans (D'Arcy McGee High School)
Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt

Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt

Wing/Back
5' 8"
First
Abbotsford Rugby Club (Robert Bateman Secondary)
Sasha McKee

Sasha McKee

Prop
5' 11"
First
Langley Rugby Club (Gleneagle Secondary)
Marin O

Marin O'Regan

Back Row
5' 4"
First
James Bay AA (Claremont Secondary)
ShonDreya Smardon

ShonDreya Smardon

Back 3
5' 6"
First
Rugby Ontario (John McCrae Secondary)
Kendra Cousineau

Kendra Cousineau

Hook
5' 4"
Fourth
Westshore RFC (University of Guelph)

Players Mentioned

Remee Brown

Remee Brown

5' 3"
Second
Castaway Wanderers (Western Canada High School)
Hooker
Ivy Poetker

Ivy Poetker

5' 10"
Second
Rugby Canada U18 (Central Memorial High School)
Wing
Piper Walsh

Piper Walsh

5' 9"
Third
Heritage Hurricans (D'Arcy McGee High School)
Back Row
Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt

Cypress Des Ormeaux Schmidt

5' 8"
First
Abbotsford Rugby Club (Robert Bateman Secondary)
Wing/Back
Sasha McKee

Sasha McKee

5' 11"
First
Langley Rugby Club (Gleneagle Secondary)
Prop
Marin O

Marin O'Regan

5' 4"
First
James Bay AA (Claremont Secondary)
Back Row
ShonDreya Smardon

ShonDreya Smardon

5' 6"
First
Rugby Ontario (John McCrae Secondary)
Back 3
Kendra Cousineau

Kendra Cousineau

5' 4"
Fourth
Westshore RFC (University of Guelph)
Hook