OCAA NUMBERS CRUNCH

TORONTO - A look at stats and figures from around the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA).

49 - Number of career goals scored by St. Clair's Robert Malbasic in OCAA men's soccer, setting a new all-time record. Malbasic recorded a hat trick in a 5-1 win over Lambton on Tuesday to surpass Mike Everson's career mark of 47. Everson played three seasons with Fleming-Peterborough from 1981-1984.

11 - Number of birdies recorded by men's golf champion Mark Hoffman of Humber at the recent OCAA Golf Championships. Six of those birdies came in the final round as Hoffman erased an eight-stroke deficit to win by one stoke.

79 - Second and third round scores of women's golf champion Tiffany Albath of Durham at the recent OCAA Golf Championships. Albath was the only women's golfer to record a sub-80 round in less-than ideal weather conditions at the Cornwall Golf and Country Club.

6 - Number of points allowed by Seneca's men's rugby team through two matches this season to lead OCAA.

122 - Number of points scored by Humber's men's rugby team through two matches this season to lead OCAA.

0 - Number of points allowed by Humber's women's rugby team through two matches this season to lead OCAA.

124 - Number of points scored by Humber's women's rugby team through two matches this season to lead OCAA.

1.35 - Number of strikeouts per inning by Durham pitcher Shannon Galea in OCAA women's fastball. Galea has struck out 23 batters in 17 innings pitched. Durham has outscored its opposition 52-2 in six games this season, all wins.

.600 - Batting average of Durham's Jenna Dupuis through six games this season to lead OCAA women's fastball.

9 - Number of goals Mohawk's Ashley Hagen scored in her last two women's soccer games. Hagen's five goals in a 12-1 win over Lambton on Saturday and four goals in a 7-0 win over Niagara on Tuesday puts her No. 1 in the scoring race with three games to play.

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