Men's Basketball News
Prospects Grow For 2021-22 As Blazers Welcome New Signing
When he steps on the court for CMU next season, David Froese will officially become the tallest player to ever suit up for the Blazers. Standing a true six-foot-eight-inches tall, the Westwood Collegiate star recently signed his letter of intent to commit to CMU for the 2021-22 NIAC and MCAC basketball seasons.
"David is a big man with lots of potential," said CMU head coach Scott Martin, who with the likes of Froese and a 2020 rookie-class that included Matt Brenton (6'5), Ezra Leano (6'4) and Jesse Fedak (6'4), has made big steps in addressing the Blazer's reputation as a rather undersized NIAC program. "He is a little raw and is still learning the game but David has so much potential! He has been well-coached, he's very dedicated and he moves really well for a player of his size. I'm really happy to have him committed."
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'Dynamic Guard With High Ceiling' Leads CMU's Class Of 2021
CMU Men's Basketball head coach Scott Martin, is already very excited with what he has seen from his first signing of 2021, Zachary Dawkins. The 6'1 scorer joins CMU with one successful season of post secondary basketball already in the books after Dawkins was selected a conference all-star in Alberta's, Prairie Athletic Conference (PAC) in 2019-20.
Continue ReadingSeth McKenzie: January's Lionheart Sports Male Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Seth McKenzie of Men's Basketball on being selected the CMU Lionheart Sports Male Athlete of the Month for January. The third-year guard helped the Blazers rebound from an 0-6 start to the 2019-20 NIAC regular season, leading CMU to four wins this month including a critical home win over the 2018 NIAC Champions, Leech Lakers where the sharpshooter drained 25 points in a 97-82 win.
Continue ReadingKieran Baydock: October's Lionheart Sports Male Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Kieran Baydock of Men's Soccer and Men's Basketball on being selected the CMU Lionheart Sports Male Athlete of the Month for October. A rare dual-sport athlete with the Blazers, Baydock proved in 2018-19 that he was not a one-trick pony by lacing up his soccer boots in the fall and high tops in the winter. This October, the product of nearby Shaftesbury High School contributed to the success of both programs simultaneously, showing his dominance outdoor and indoor.
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