Women's Soccer News
MCAC Gains Entry to National Championships
It's official! The Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) was unanimously voted to be included in the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) National Championships for the 2021-22 seasons and moving forward in the sports of women's and men's soccer, as well as women's and men's volleyball. The vote occurred at the national governing body's annual general meeting this past week.
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Charleswood Soccer Product Kicks Into The MCAC With CMU
West-Winnipeg will be well represented in the CMU Blazers 2021 roster. Co-head coaches Lianna Bestvater and Cara Isaak announced the commitment of Oak Park High School and Charleswood Youth Soccer product, Jayce Boyson early this week. Boyson joins a growing list of players from the St. James, Charleswood, Lindenwoods and St. Charles areas who will link up next season in the MCAC.
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New Blazers' Midfielder Aims To Make a Positive Impact
The CMU Women's Soccer program added more fuel to the fire this week, announcing the commitment of Collège Lorette Collegiate's Tiana Romanishen for the 2021 MCAC season. A pacy midfielder with a brain for the game, Romanishen has been a leader on her youth team with the Lorette Soccer Club and in her community by coaching the u-10 Lorette girls indoor team.
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Women's Soccer Continues To Build Roster Towards 2021 Season
Momentum is snowballing towards a full return to competition this Fall for CMU women's soccer and the 2021 MCAC season. Today, the Blazers announced the commitment of Westgate Mennonite Collegiate's Grace Siemens for the forthcoming campaign.
Siemens youth soccer career achievements include a WYSA City Championship with Lindenwoods C.C. and regularly competing with her Winnipeg-based high school program in the spring MHSAA season.
Continue ReadingCharleswood 'Keeper Determined To Bring Winning Ways To MCAC
Head coaches Cara Isaak and Lianna Bestvater have strengthened their roster at a very important position, securing the commitment of goalkeeper Morgan Pierce for the 2021 MCAC season. The soon-to-be Sturgeon Heights Collegiate graduate comes to the Blazers with a CV that boasts a impressive line of championship trophies and evidence of Pierce's ability to prevent goals by way of athleticism, positioning and organizing her defenders.
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