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StFX FITNESS & RECREATION INTRAMURALS SPORTS CLUBS COMMUNITY BOX OFFICE FACILITIESBASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY FOOTBALL HOCKEY SOCCER TRACK & FIELD BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY HOCKEY RUGBY SOCCER TRACK & FIELD VOLLEYBALL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK ATHLETE INFO ATHLETIC NEWS CONTACTS CORPORATE PARTNERS EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES HALL OF FAME LINKS PROGRAMS SCHEDULES SPORTS CAMPS TRADITION OF XCELLENCE WEBCASTING Womens hockey mens basketball in CIS Top 10 CIS TOP TEN TUESDAY (13)XWomen hockey hold at 5 XMen basketball move up to 7OTTAWA (CIS) Despite the fact they havent played a single set in over a week the University of Calgary Dinos find themselves atop the CIS mens volleyball rankings for the first time in over a decadeOther national leaders stay put this week with reigning CIS champions UBC (womens volleyball) McGill (womens hockey) UNB (mens hockey) Simon Fraser (womens basketball) and Carleton (mens basketball) holding on to their No 1 positions Mens volleyballThe Dinos who enjoyed a break in their Canada West schedule this past weekend move up one spot and reach the top of the national coaches poll for the first time since the 199899 season following a setback by former No 1 McMaster (71) which drop all the way to No 4 after being upset in four games by 35 Laurier on SaturdayCalgary which captured its last CIS title in 1993 was ranked No 1 on backtoback weeks on November 25 and December 2 of 1998 The Dinos host the Trinity Western Spartans on Friday and Saturday for a twomatch series between 51 teamsWomens volleyballThe twotime reigning CIS champion Thunderbirds easily improved to 80 in conference play with a pair of straightset dominations of Thompson Rivers UBC hosts Simon Fraser (17) Friday night for its lone duel of the weekendWomens hockeyTwotime defending national champion McGill enjoyed a break in the QSSF schedule last week but still managed to move closer to Albertas record of 67 consecutive overall wins against CIS opponents with a trio of nonconference victories over No 5 StFX 40 Saint Marys 110 and Dalhousie 72 The Martlets (70) whose last loss was a 21 shootout affair against Alberta on December 30 2007 can tie the Pandas CIS mark with wins in each of their final three road games of the semester beginning on Friday against No 8 Montreal (711) McGill also plays at Carleton on Saturday and at Concordia on Dec 5Mens hockeyThe University Cup champion VReds improved to 110 in conference play with a 20 shutout of UPEI (552) in their lone outing of the past week last Friday Back in 200708 when they set a number of AUS records en route to a remarkable 2611 mark the VReds also started the regular season with 11 consecutive victories before dropping a 54 shootout decision to the Moncton Aigles Bleus the team they are set to vis...