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The Gryphons, who outscored McMaster 53-19 in their first outing of the national tournament on Friday, finish the preliminary round atop the pool B standings with a 2-0 record. In Sundays gold-medal match Sunday at 2 p.m., they will face defending champion St. Francis Xavier, who secured its spot in the championship game earlier Saturday with a 20-5 defeat of Lethbridge. After claiming the inaugural Monilex trophy back in 1998 with a 15-10 triumph over McMaster, the Gryphons returned to the CIS final twice, losing 20-3 to Alberta in 1999 and 10-5 to StFX in 2006. Guelph has also racked up five CIS bronze medals over the years, including third-place finishes each of the past four seasons. Laval (1-1) will play for CIS bronze for the second time in program history Sunday at noon against Lethbridge (1-1). The Rouge et Or lost the third-place match to Guelph back in 2008. Sundays schedule also includes a battle for fifth position between McMaster (0-2) and Trent (0-2) at 10 a.m. Jacey Murphy, the two-time CIS player of the year who was seeing her first action of the tourney, and Britt Benn paced the OUA champion Gryphons against Laval with two tries apiece. Samantha Eyles and Morganne Linthwaite also crossed the try line, Stephanie Tibelius added four converts. Claudiane Renaud of Trois-Rivières, Que., scored an early penalty goal for RSEQ champion Laval. Benn opened the scoring just three minutes in. The fourth-year back from Napanee, Ont., used a head of steam and a menacing stiff arm to scoree the unconverted try. Cheap Jerseys. Laval responded five minutes later on Renauds 38-metre penalty goal to make it 5-3. It was all Guelph after that point. At the 11-minute mark, Murphy, a fifth-year number 8 from Alliston, Ont., stole the ball from a scrum on the Laval five metre line and powered in for the converted try. 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