rest. Following this period, the ice would be cleaned and subsequent 20min periods would be played. The first game of the tournament set a record for the longest game every played at the tournament ending in a 3-2 quadruple overtime victory for the Saskatchewan Huskies over the Carleton Ravens. The total time was 116:11 (60+10+20+20+6:11), 4 minutes short of 2 complete games. The previous record was 103:17 and occurred in 2002 when Western won 4-3 in triple overtime over UQTR in the championship final. The longest game ever in the CIS occurred February 27, 2011 between the host UNB Varsity Reds and visiting Acadia Axemen in game one of their best of 5 second round AUS playoff series (AUS Semi-finals). UNB won 3-2 in quadruple overtime ending at 11:53 of the 4th overtime period - 121:53 (60+10+20+20+11:53). The semi-final match between Saskatchewan Huskies and St. Francis Xavier X-Men also went into overtime. St. Francis Xavier X-Men won 3-2 in triple overtime. The total time was 107:35 (60+10+20+17:35). As a result of playing in the longest University Cup game in history and a subsequent triple overtime game, in game #2 (the second longest game in tournament history), the Saskatchewan Huskies finished the tournament having played 283:46 minutes (116:11+107:35+60) when including their play in the bronze medal game. This totals 4.7 games, close to 2 more games than expected in a 3-game tournament. Bronze game Championship final Tournament All-Stars Philippe Halley, from the UNB Varsity Reds, was selected as the Major W.J. 'Danny' McLeod Award for CIS University Cup MVP. Halley had 6 goals and 1 assist for 7 points in 3 games. His 6 goals were scored as two consecutive hat-tricks, one each in his first two games of the tournament. Joining Halley on the tournament all-star team were: Forward: Anthony Repaci (Saint Mary's Huskies) Forward: Michael Clarke (St. Francis Xavier X-Men) Defenceman: Nathan Chiarlitti (St. Francis Xavier X-Men) Defenceman: Jordan Murray (UNB Varsity Reds) Goalie: Jordon Cooke (Saskatchewan Huskies) References External links Tournament Website U Sports ice hockey Ice hockey in Nova Scotia University Cup, 2016 Sport in Halifax, Nova Scotia