SHERBROOKE, Que. -- The University of Windsor Lancers captured both the mens and womens team titles at the Canadian university track and field championship on Saturday. The victory extended Windsors CIS record for the most team championships to 10 womens titles and seven in mens track and field. It was also the second time in three years the Lancers swept the tournament. "We scored points in every one of the events that we were entered in," said Windsor head coach Dennis Fairall, who was named CIS coach of the year following the meet. "We were in 16 of 17 events on the womens side and scored a lot of big points." The Lancer women finished the three day meet with 151.50 points, 55.5 better than their closest competitors, the Guelph Gryphons. The University of Calgary Dinos finished third. "On the mens side, our guys remember losing by one point last year to Guelph. Throughout the meet they faught to get every point possible and that dedication made the difference." In the womens competition, the Blue and Gold entered the day with a 37.5 point lead over Guelph which they extended when by finishing first and third in the womens triple jump. Neb Zachariah tied Sherbrookes Valerie Kodo-Ella with a distance of 12.49 metres, but earned the gold on a count-back. Jaideen Lowe also of Windsor won bronze with a jump of 12.40 metres. A day after finishing 1-2 in the 1,000-metre event, Melissa Bishop and Raeleen Hunter teamed up again to win the gold and silver medals in the 600-metre race. Bishop captured gold in a time of 1:31.54, while Hunter crossed the finish line in 1:32.35. Rachel Aubry of Guelph was third in a time of 1:32.50. In the mens competition Windsor came into the final day with a slim 10-point advantage over the second place Gryphons. Despite finishing first and third in the mens 1,500, the Gryphons lost key ground to the Lancers who put the meet away finishing second, fourth and fifth in the event. 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