1996 CIAU University Cup

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1996 CIAU University Cup - Wikipedia

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1996 CIAU University Cup
Tournament details
Venue(s)	Maple Leaf Gardens & Varsity Arena, Toronto, Ontario
Dates	March 9–10
Teams	4
Final positions
Champions	Acadia Axemen (2nd title)
Runner-up	Waterloo Warriors
Tournament statistics
Games played	3
MVP	Greg Clancy (Acadia)
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The 1996 CIAU Men's University Cup Hockey Tournament (34th annual) was held at the Maple Leaf Gardens and Varsity Arena in Toronto, Ontario. The Toronto Varsity Blues served as tournament host.

Road to the Cup

AUAA playoffs

Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Championship

1	Acadia	3	10	—

4	Saint Mary’s	2	2	—
					1	Acadia	7	2	3
Kelly Division
					3	Dalhousie	3	5	2
2	St. Francis Xavier	1	3	—

3	Dalhousie	2	4	—
										K1	Acadia	7	3	7

										M3	Prince Edward Island	6	4	6
1	St. Thomas	2	7	1

4	Moncton	3	3	5
					4	Moncton	6	2	—
MacAdam Division
					3	Prince Edward Island	8	3	—
2	New Brunswick	1	9	0

3	Prince Edward Island	8	5	1

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

OUAA playoffs

Division Semifinals

Division Finals

Queen's Cup Semifinals

Queen's Cup Final

FE1

Quebec–Trois-Rivières

4**

FE2

McGill

FE3

Ottawa

FE3

Ottawa

East

FE1

Quebec–Trois-Rivières

ME1

Guelph

ME1

Guelph

ME2

Toronto

ME2

Toronto

3**

ME3

Royal Military College

FE1

Quebec–Trois-Rivières

FW1

Waterloo

MW1

Laurentian

—

MW2

York

MW3

Brock

—

MW3

Brock

West

MW1

Laurentian

FW1

Waterloo

FW1

Waterloo

—

FW2

Western Ontario

FW3

Windsor

—

FW3

Windsor

5**

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

Canada West playoffs

Division Semifinal					Division Final					Championship

					G1	Manitoba	3	8	1
G2	Regina	6	7	4	G2	Regina	7	2	3
G3	Saskatchewan	3	8*	2						G2	Regina	5	3	—
										M1	Calgary	7	4**	—
					M1	Calgary	5	2	—
M2	Alberta	5	8	?	M2	Alberta	3	0	—
M3	Lethbridge	6*	2	?

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)

University Cup

The bracket matches rotated so that the Atlantic entry played the Quebec entry while the Ontario entry played the Western entry in the semifinals. All rounds were single elimination.

The semifinals were held at the Varsity Arena while the championship took place at the Maple Leaf Gardens.

Team	Qualification	Record	Appearance	Last
Acadia Axemen	Atlantic: AUAA Champion	25–8–1	4th	1994
Calgary Dinos	West: Canada West Champion	22–9–1	9th	1995
Quebec–Trois-Rivières Patriotes	Quebec: OUAA Runner-up	23–7–0	7th	1992
Waterloo Warriors	Ontario: OUAA Champion	25–5–0	3rd	1991

Bracket

Semifinals March 9			Championship March 10

A	Acadia	4

Q	Quebec–Trois-Rivières	3
			A	Acadia	3

			Q	Waterloo	2
O	Waterloo	5

W	Calgary	2

Note: * denotes overtime period(s)^[1]

Championship final

March 10, 1996

Acadia Axemen

3–2

Waterloo Warriors

Maple Leaf Gardens, Toronto, Ontario

References

^ "History". U Sports. Retrieved March 13, 2018.

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