Blazers Men's Soccer Advance to MCAC Final on Home Turf
Canadian Mennonite University (9-1-3) defeated Brandon (3-6-4) 2-0 on Saturday at Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex in the opening game of the 2026 MCAC Playoffs. The match was a rematch of the 2025 MCAC Championships Final, but this time, on the Blazers' home turf. CMU held Brandon to two shots and none on goal while putting six of its 11 shots on target.
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Blazers Volleyball Complete an Immaculate Weekend With Two Sweeps Apiece
Blazers men's and women's volleyball enjoyed a very successful weekend of matches, as they completed their first round of games with two three-set sweeps apiece against the Providence Pilots and newly returned Red River Rebels on Friday and Saturday night. The wins put both programs at the top the MCAC standings heading into a bye weekend for MCAC Soccer Championships.
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Blazers own the podium at inaugural MCAC Cross Country Championships
The inaugural MCAC Cross Country Championships were run this past Saturday at Buhler Park in Transcona, and a CMU student-athlete stood atop the podium for both the women's 6k race, as well as the men's 8k race when all the dust had settled. The Blazers' Laurel Smith finished with the fastest time in the women's race, while Luke Townsend led the field on the men's side.
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Laurel Smith: September's Zueike Female Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Laurel Smith of Blazers Women's Soccer and Cross Country on being selected the CMU Zueike Female Athlete of the Month for September. The fourth year soccer athlete has seen her game steadily grow throughout her time with the program, and now leads the pack as Blazers Cross Country finds its footing in the MCAC and CCAA.
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Nicholas Pavao: September's Zueike Male Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Nicholas Pavao of Blazers Men's Soccer on being selected the CMU Zueike Male Athlete of the Month for September. The reigning MCAC Rookie of the Year has parlayed his success last year into his sophomore season, and has continued an electric scoring pace to start the season.
The 2025 MCAC All-Conference selection has been moved higher in the Blazers' formation this season with a number of impact midfielders coming into the fold, which has led to even more goals coming off the boot of the technically-gifted footballer. Through eight games in the 12-game schedule, Pavao has been scoring at a torrid pace, netting 11 goals, and leading in almost every offensive statistical category in the conference, including goals, assists, points, shots, and game-winning goals. Pavao has been in good company, co-leading the CCAA's men's soccer scoring race throughout September.
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