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MONTREAL - The Algonquin Thunder finished in fifth place at the 2016 Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Women's Soccer National Championship.

CCAA 5th/6th Place Game: Algonquin Thunder 1, GPRC Wolves 0

In the first half of the five vs. six placement game, Hailey Martin capitalized on a rare goal-scoring opportunity in this contest late in the first half for the eventual game-winning goal.

The GPRC Wolves were later awarded the CCAA Diana Drury Fair Play Award for their sportsmanship throughout the tournament.

Players of the Game were Jenna Robinson (Algonquin) and Brook Robert (GPRC).

CCAA Bronze Semi-Final: NAIT Ooks 3, Algonquin Thunder 0

In the first half, Kaily Mohn scores the first goal for NAIT in the 14th minute of the game, as a result of her cohesive play with Kassy Jajczay in the end zone.

In the second half, a red card for Melissa Harrison forced the Thunder to defend themselves after being down a player. Megan Loyns scores a second goal for NAIT in the 76th minute and CCAA Player of the Year Jajczay adds a third goal to seal NAIT's victory in the 89th minute.

Players of the Game were Kaily Mohn (NAIT) and Sylvie Avedissian (Algonquin).

CCAA Semi-Final: Élans de Garneau 1, Algonquin Thunder 0

Airtight defensive play in the centre field was on display by both teams during a scoreless first half.

There are more offensive opportunities in the second half and in the 72nd minute, CCAA All-Canadian Dominique Fortin buried a shot in the upper left corner to give the two-time defending champion Garneau the eventual game-winning goal.

Players of the Game were Dominique Fortin (Garneau) and Jenna Baldree (Algonquin).

CCAA Quarter-Final: Algonquin Thuner 1, GPRC Wolves 0 (PK)

In the first half, both teams showed a lot of energy, but could not capitalize. The airtight defensive strategy of the two line-ups decelerated the offensive initiatives from either side. Michele Brodeur, the Wolves keeper was unbeatable.

In the second half, there was plenty of intensity in the game, but neither team managed to score during regular time.

Algonquin scored on all five penalty kicks, while Jenna King made a huge save to give the Thunder the victory.

Players of the Game were Melissa Harrison (Algonquin) and Shelby Gitzel (GPRC).

Source: Collège Ahuntsic/CCAA Communications