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No Bad Luck for Blazers on Friday the 13th

No Bad Luck for Blazers on Friday the 13th

The first weekend back in MCAC league play may have started off on Friday the Thirteenth, but it was certainly no day for bad luck for the Blazers.  Four wins on Friday night, followed by another four on Saturday had the Blazers take eight of a possible ten games on the weekend slate.

In their first home action since early December, the Blazers volleyball squads hosted Les Rouges at the Loewen as the CCAA marquee matchup for Manitoba and the green and gold didn't dissappoint.  Coming off a third place finish at the Niagara Knights Invitational in Southern Ontario, the Blazers men came out firing on all cylinders, taking the first set by a 25-15 scoreline, then the second 25-17 before a third and final tight 25-23 game that gave the Blazers the win.  CMU managed to spread the offence around throughout the match, but Duncan Petrie led all players with nine kills from the right side, and added a game-high three aces as well.

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Blazers See Busy Start to 2023

Blazers See Busy Start to 2023

Although we are only a few days into the second semester of classes, the Blazers were busy over the break, culminating with a big slate of exhibitions this past weekend.

Both women's and men's volleyball squads took to the skies on Thursday and safely reached Toronto where they went their separate ways; the women East along Lake Ontario to Oshawa where they were competing in the Durham College Cup, while the men headed to the Niagara peninsula to meet OCAA competition at the Niagara Knights Invitational.

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Men's Basketball Preps for the Season with Late Summer Additions

Men's Basketball Preps for the Season with Late Summer Additions

The CMU Men's Basketball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of Parker Hamlin for the 2022-23 MCAC and NIAC seasons. The local Oak Park and Central Canada Prep product will bring a four position versatility to the Blazers when he joins the squad for the upcoming season.

Like his long-time teammate and recent signing George Fedorchuk, Hamlin is a 2021 graduate from Oak Park High, and also played with Central Canada Prep this past season.  At 6'5" Hamlin has the length to play as a forward, with the shooting and handling skills to work the perimeter as well.

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Men's Basketball Preps for the Season with Late Summer Additions

Men's Basketball Preps for the Season with Late Summer Additions

The CMU Men's Basketball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of George Fedorchuk for the 2022-23 MCAC and NIAC seasons. The local Oak Park and Central Canada Prep product will bring a scoring touch to the Blazers when he joins the squad for the upcoming season.

A 2021 graduate from Oak Park High, Fedorchuk has been keeping his skills sharp this past year since his high school graduation with Central Canada Prep based out of the University of Winnipeg, and got his first look at the CMU squad last season when the team had an exhibition with the Blazers.  Fedorchuk also trained with the Wesmen throughout the 2021-22 season, allowing him to bring his game up to the college level.

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Men's Basketball Add Some Spark with Quick Guard Braeden Fernandez

Men's Basketball Add Some Spark with Quick Guard Braeden Fernandez

The CMU Men's Basketball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of Braeden Fernandez for the 2022-23 MCAC and NIAC seasons. The local Kelvin High product will bring a quick play-making ability to the Blazers backcourt when he joins the squad for the upcoming year.

A 2020 graduate from Kelvin High school, Fernandez has been keeping his skills sharp with Legacy Prep, where he was contacted by Blazers head coach Scott Martin after exhibitions with the CMU squad last season.  Fernandez marks the fifth signing of the offseason for Martin in a guard-heavy recruiting class.  The Blazers head coach is looking to fill the holes left by graduated star guard Seth McKenzie who received his diploma this past April, as well as the spot left open by the men's basketball most valuable player Isaiah Cole, who transferred to the University of Winnipeg Wesmen for the upcoming season.

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