Women's Basketball News
Oluwanifemi Gbadamosi: February's Zueike Female Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Oluwanifemi Gbadamosi of Blazers Women's Basketball on being selected the CMU Zueike Female Athlete of the Month for February. The recently named 2024/25 MCAC and NIAC All-Conference selection finished her four year career strong this month with some record-breaking performances, and two championship wins.
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Briana Ehrmantraut: January's Zueike Female Athlete of the Month
Congratulations to Briana Ehrmantraut of Blazers Women's Basketball on being selected the CMU Zueike Female Athlete of the Month for January. The 2023-24 MCAC and NIAC Player of the Year selection continues to be the most consistent offensive performer for the Blazers as the team looks to capture their next title.
An undeniable talent since her rookie season in 2021-22, the local St James Collegiate product is now entering the final phase of her college career, as the Blazers make a final push for playoff positioning heading into NIAC and then MCAC Championships. The reigning player of the year hasn't slowed down her pace this year, if anything expanding her offensive repertoire to be a bigger threat from both the outside and in the paint.
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From the Raiders to the Blazers: Women's Basketball Sign Local Forward
The CMU Women's Basketball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of Abby Morydz for the 2024-25 MCAC and NIAC seasons. The Oak Park and Magic Club product will lend her grit and hard-working attitude down low for the Blazers for the upcoming year.
Morydz joins the Blazers after making a positive showing at the team's ID camp earlier this spring, and looks to be a player whose nose-to-the-grindstone outlook will help her develop even further under the Blazers' new head coach Sharlene Harding. An MHSAA 'AAAA' Provincials berth in the 2022-23 high school season with her Oak Park Raiders was a great experience for the young varsity student-athlete at the time, helping her see the top level of competition and talent in Manitoba. This past January the Raiders travelled to Edmonton for a tournament after the Christmas break, where she got to see more top talent from Alberta, including Raymond Academy's Delaney Gibb, a member of Team Canada's U19 squad. Named player of the game on multiple occasions during her high school career, including at the Sisler Spartan Classic, the Miles Mac Buckeye Classic, and the Sturgeon Heights Girls Tournament, Morydz is looking to build on her past success and bring her game to the next level at CMU.
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Women's Basketball Ready to Hit the Hardcourt with New Coach Harding
CMU Blazers Athletics is very pleased to announce the hiring of Sharlene Harding to the Women's Basketball program for the upcoming 2024-25 MCAC and NIAC seasons. Harding grew up in the greater Toronto area where she developed into a budding dual-sport basketball and soccer star before an international career in coaching. A Winnipeg resident since 2021, she has already planted firm roots in the local basketball community.
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Blazers WBB Add Power in the Paint with Keara Howden
The CMU Women's Basketball program is very pleased to announce the commitment of Keara Howden for the 2024-25 MCAC and NIAC seasons. The Vincent Massey Collegiate and Evolve Club signing will add more punch on the boards to the Blazers lineup this coming year.
Joining her high school and club teammate Gina Maher in signing with the Blazers this offseason, Howden will be the forward in the front court and back court duo, bringing with her plenty of championship and big-game experience. In her grade ten season Howden and the Trojans were MHSAA "AAAA" Provincial Championship finalists. Her two varsity seasons at Massey her team reached the Provincial Championship Final Fours, narrowly edged by Garden City for the chance to play in the title game on both occasions. Of the four tournaments her Massey squad entered this season, the team medalled in all four, including two tournament titles at the Sisler Spartan Classic, and the Buckeye Classic at Miles Macdonell. The team also headed West in December for a Pacific Coast showdown with some of the top teams in the Vancouver area. Here at home, Howden was named a MHSAA "AAAA" Graduating All-Star, earning her right to play with and against some of the top high school competition in Manitoba. Leading up to her Graduating All-Star selection, Howden was also named player of the game in a number of her team's tournaments over the past seasons, and also earned Defensive Player of the Tournament in Brandon in her grade eleven year, hinting at the strong presence in the paint the Blazers are getting, not to mention leadership on and off the court from the VMC captain.
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