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Blazers Women's Soccer Earn their First Points of the Campaign over Undefeated Rouges
Thursday, September 17, 2026 @ 3:05 PM |
Canadian Mennonite University played St. Boniface to a 0-0 tie on Wednesday at Ralph Cantafio Soccer Complex. St. Boniface entered the match with a perfect two-win record on the season, and CMU recorded the shutout despite an 11-5 shot advantage for Les Rouges, with four saves over 90 minutes.
CMU worked through a first-half stretch in which Les Rouges put together six attacking actions, including three shots and three corner kicks, without conceding. That sequence became an early part of the match's shape, with Les Rouges generating more total chances but CMU limiting the damage on the attempts that reached goal. CMU later created its own attacking spell, putting together three shots and two corner kicks across a four-minute stretch in the second half, including corner-kick chances that led to shot attempts.
Continue Reading2026/27 Women's Soccer Season Preview
Monday, July 6, 2026 @ 10:12 AM |
With head coach Jason Moist returning to take over managing duties following the outdoor season last year, CMU's women's soccer program has experienced a big boost to its roster for the 2026/27, as Moist has had a full off-season window to sign and start building this coming season's edition of the squad. Starting the recruiting window with a massive seven-player signing ceremony, coach Moist has continued to add to the incoming class with hopes of a full roster, and a more competitive base of student-athletes than the program has ever seen.
Continue ReadingKalyssa Wasylik: February's Zueike Female Athlete of the Month
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 @ 12:13 PM |
Congratulations to Kalyssa Wasylik of Blazers Women's Futsal on being selected the CMU Zueike Female Athlete of the Month for February. The graduating senior led the Blazers in scoring throughout the indoor season, and helped clinch the team's playoff spot with a hat trick performance on February 7.
After featuring in a more defensive role for her final outdoor season in the fall, Wasylik was back at the forefront of Blazers scoring come the indoor half of the season, starting the second half at a torrid scoring pace, netting goals in four straight games. With 13 goals on the campaign, the fifth-year led CMU in scoring by a wide margin, and was named to the MCAC All-Conference team as the only nominee from her team.
Continue ReadingJason Moist Returns to CMU to Once Again Lead Blazers Women's Soccer Program
Wednesday, November 26, 2025 @ 2:45 PM |
After a year away from the Blazers, Women's Soccer head coach Jason Moist is returning to the fold beginning with the 2026 futsal season, as he picks up the program in the hopes of lifting it to new heights. Jason brings with him a high level of experience in technical coaching and a very strong resume of past and current roles coaching in Manitoba.
Continue ReadingMadeline Blackmore: September's Zueike Female Athlete of the Month
Thursday, October 2, 2025 @ 10:35 AM |
Congratulations to Madeline Blackmore of Blazers Women's Soccer on being selected the CMU Zueike Female Athlete of the Month for September. The sophomore started all seven of the Blazers' matches in the month, and leads the team in nearly all offensive statistical categories.
After a tough rookie outdoor campaign in 2024 that saw Blackmore in and out of the lineup due to injury, her star started to rise during the futsal season, when her ability to finish in front of goal truly became evident. Blackmore has parlayed that indoor success into a good start to the 2025 outdoor season, scoring four of the Blazers' six goals in the month, and currently sits sixth in the conference in that category. Perhaps more than anything, Blackmore's ability to score clutch goals has been paramount to the team's succes, lifting the Blazers to two wins over the Cougars in the month, and helping the team secure the season series and take a huge advantage in holding the tie-break in the standings with their Western Manitoba opponents. Both wins were on game-winning goals from Blackmore, and she currently leads the conference in that statistical category.
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