It's a busy week for the Windsor Lancers in the post season, and we have all the information you need for all games right here.

Fans are asked to please note that season tickets, all-sport passes, guest tickets, and LYFE tickets are not valid for the post season. 
 
 
WOMEN'S HOCKEY – OUA QUARTER-FINALS
Opponent: Guelph Gryphons
Dates:
Game 1 – Wednesday, February 22 @ Guelph
Time: 7:30pm
Location: Gryphon Centre, Guelph
Game 2 – Friday, February 24 @ Windsor
Time: 7:30pm
Location: South Windsor Arena
Game 3 – Sunday, February 26 @ Guelph (if necessary)
Time: 2:00pm
Location: Gryphon Centre, Guelph
 
Ticket Information:
@ Windsor
Adults: $10
Youth/Senior: $8
UWindsor Students: $3
*All tickets for the game can be purchased on game day starting at 7:00pm at South Windsor Arena. There will be no advanced ticket sales.
 
@ Guelph
Adults: $10
Students: $5
(price can change based on event)
*Stay tuned for more information on how to purchase tickets, as it becomes available.
 
Broadcast Information:
All three games of the series can be seen live at www.oua.tv.
 
Game 2 Preview:
It's do or die for the Lancer women's hockey team tonight as the visiting Gryphons hold a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three quarterfinal series. A win for the Blue & Gold sends the game back to Guelph Sunday afternoon for a series deciding game three with the winner moving on to the OUA semifinals. This is the third in seven days that these teams have faced off. The Gryphons won the regular season contest last Saturday and shut out the Lancers 3-0 on Wednesday night in the first game of the series, despite the Blue & Gold out shooting the Gryphons 27-17. The Lancers will need to figure out Gryphon goaltender Valerie Lamenta if they plan on extending their season past Sunday. Lamenta was second overall in the OUA during the regular season with a 1.38 goals against average. Coach Hunter will look to starting goaltender Morgan Farrow, as well as his top line of Shawna Lesperance, Erinn Noseworthy and OUA scoring champion Krystin Lawrence to lead the Blue & Gold on home ice and force a series deciding game three.
 
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL – OUA QUARTER-FINALS
Opponent: TBD (winner of York/Ryerson Qtr-Final)
Date: Saturday, February 25
Time: 2:00pm
Location: St. Denis Centre
 
Ticket Information:
Adults: $10
Youth/Senior: $8
UWindsor Students: $3
*All tickets for the game can be purchased on game day starting at 1:00pm at the St. Denis Centre. There will be no advance ticket sales.
 
Broadcast Information:
The game can be seen live on both www.oua.tv and on CogecoTV Windsor.
 
Preview:
It's anybody's game here today at the St. Denis Centre. The Lancers finished just above the fifth seed Rams in the RPI in fourth, and the two squads split the pair of games they faced off in throughout the season. Windsor defeated the Rams at the Darcel Wright Memorial Tournament, while Ryerson narrowly edged the Lancers in their regular season meeting. The Lancers are led by fourth year standout Emily Prevost who is averaging 14.5 points and 10.8 rebounds per game. Junior guard Carly Steer will also be looked to lead the Lancers offensive charge. As first off the bench for Coach Vallee, Steer finished the regular season averaging 12 points per game. Ryerson is coming off a 78-52 win over the York Lions in the first round of the post season on Wednesday. Five Rams hit double digits in the win and were led by freshman Emma Fraser and Sofia Paska who each put up 17 points.

MEN'S HOCKEY – OUA QUARTER-FINALS
Opponent: Ryerson Rams
Dates:
Game 1 – Wednesday, February 22 @ Windsor
RESULT: Windsor 4 - Ryerson 2
Game 2 – Saturday, February 25 @ Ryerson
Time: 7:15pm
Location: Mattamy Athletic Centre, Toronto
Game 3 – Sunday, February 26 @ Ryerson (if necessary)
Time: 7:15pm
Location: Mattamy Athletic Centre, Toronto
 
Ticket Information:
@ Windsor
Adults: $10
Youth/Senior: $8
UWindsor Students: $3
*All tickets for the game can be purchased on game day starting at 7:00pm at South Windsor Arena. There will be no advanced ticket sales.
 
@ Ryerson
To purchase tickets for Game 2, please click here. 

Broadcast Information:
All three games of the series can be seen live at www.oua.tv.
 
Preview:
It's been quite the week for the Blue & Gold. In the first round of the OUA playoffs last week, the sixth seeded Lancers came from behind to defeat the third ranked Laurier Golden Hawks to advance to the quarter-finals against the Rams. After falling in overtime last Wednesday in Waterloo, Blake Richard and the Lancers shut out the visiting Hawks 1-0 in game two at South Windsor Arena to tie the series and force a series deciding game three on Saturday. Once again it took overtime to determine the victor, yet this time it was the Lancers who came out on top as Tyson Ness potted the winning goal advancing Windsor to the quarter-finals. The Rams also had their hands full last week going three games against the Waterloo Warriors to advance to this week's series. In their two previous meetings this season the Rams won both contests against the Blue & Gold, so the Lancers will be looking for revenge this week. In order to do so, Windsor will need to keep an eye on Michael Fine who currently leads the Rams with 5 points and continue to play a solid defensive game. Windsor is currently second in save percentage at .950%.

MEN'S BASKETBALL – OUA ROUND 1
Opponent: McMaster Marauders
Date: Wednesday, February 22
RESULT: Windsor 63 - McMaster 71
 
Ticket Information:
Adults: $10
Youth/Senior: $8
UWindsor Students: $3
*All tickets for the game can be purchased on game day starting at 6:00pm at the St. Denis Centre. There will be no advance ticket sales.
 
Broadcast Information:
The game can be seen live on both www.oua.tv and on CogecoTV Windsor.
 
Preview:
These two teams met just one week ago right here at the St. Denis Centre where the Lancers narrowly came away with a 91-87 overtime victory. The Marauders led after each of the first three quarters, but the Blue & Gold did not back down and came from behind in the fourth to tie the game and send it into overtime. Mike Rocca finished the game with 27 points and 11 rebounds. Mitch Farrell contributed 16 points, Micqueel Martin had 15, and Luke Allin rounded things out with 12. Connor Gilmore led the Marauders with 24 points and 15 rebounds