Men's and Women's @ UWO (Invitational Team Championship)
Men's – Waterloo 4, York 3
Men's – Montreal 6, Waterloo 1 

Women's – York 6, Waterloo 1
Women's – Waterloo 6, McMaster 1
Women's – McGill 4, Waterloo 3


Men's Recap
The Men were drawn up against the York lions. After York beat us in the championship match last season, the Warriors were determined to get their revenge against our biggest rivals. The men won a thriller to beat the Lions 4-3.

The Warriors lost the doubles point after a close 8-7 loss at the # 2 position. However the Warriors bounced back led by Vincent Chan (Markham/) at 1 who rolled past the Lions (Mississauga/) 1 6-3, 6-0. After being down 3-2 in the overall times, inspiring performances by Warriors 3 and (Mississauga/) 5, Kevin Lam (Markham/) and Zubair Virjee (Calgary/) respectively, the Warriors beat the Lions 4-3 to move into the semifinals against Montreal.

The Warriors were victims of bad scheduling as they had to start the semifinal about 45 minutes after finishing the win against York. This cost the Warriors a spot in the championship match as Montreal, who were well rested and ready, beat the Warriors 6-1. Vincent Chan (Markham/) secured the lone point for the Warriors after an enthralling match, winning in three hard fought sets. The Men's tournament ended with this semifinal loss to Montreal
 

Women's Recap
The Women's team ran into a red hot York Lions squad. The Lions beat the Warriors 6-1 to move the Warriors into the consolation draw. The Warriors # 1, Allison Drainie, scored the single point with a convincing win over the Lions # 1.

The Women's team then stepped up their game to beat the McMaster Marauders 6-1 to proceed to the finals of the consolation draw. Once again, Allison Drainie, demolished McMaster's # 1 6-0, 6-1. The rest of the Warrior girl also had convincing wins. The only point for McMaster came in the # 6 position where the match was cut short as the tie was already decided.

The Warriors played the McGill Martlets to decide the winner of the consolation draw. The Warriors lost a hard fought 4-3 tie to the Marlets. The Warriors won the doubles point with three dominating wins however came up short when Brittany Sinclair lost a heart breaker to give McGill the win. Brittany, the warriors # 3, lost the first set however launched a brave comeback to win the second set and came up just short in the third set. Once again, the Warrior's Allison Drainie proved why she is the # 1 with a brave win in three tough sets.
 
The Warriors women now prepare for their OUA championships in London next weekend while the Men have a few more weeks to rest and prepare for their Championships at York University on November 12th.