Newest Women's Volleyball Signing Is Eager To Improve At Next Level
Cerulean Wolfe is the most recent CMU women's volleyball recruit to commit herself to the Blazers for 2021-22. Excelling through her high school career at Northlands Parkway Collegiate in Winkler, Manitoba, the versatile 5'7 left-side, who has seen much of her competitive experience playing as a middle, is eager to step back on the court and make up for both lost time and lost opportunity.
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Blazers Add Denora And Are Optimistic About 2021 Season
Cara Isaak and Lianna Bestvater continue to add to their CMU women's soccer roster as they build towards the 2021 MCAC season, this week announcing the commitment of Collegé Beliveau defender Alyssa Denora.
A former club Most Valuable Player, as voted by her coaches and teammates, Denora has shared her development between Lorette CC on the outdoor pitch and Winakwa CC indoors.
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Talented J.H. Bruns Forward Headlines 2021-22 Recruiting Class
Focus has shifted to 2021-22 for head coach Joe Di Curzio and the CMU Women's Basketball program as the Blazers welcome their first recruit commitment of the forthcoming MCAC and NIAC seasons, Maizy Lawson of Winnipeg's, J.H. Bruns Collegiate.
Despite a relatively late start to competitive basketball, the 6'0 forward has seen her skills blossom through her junior varsity and varsity years at Bruns. A major piece of that development can be credited to the strong coaching she has received in her club programs. Lawson began with the Junior Bison program in 2018 and then moved to TAP (Targeted Athlete Program) in 2019.
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Volleyball Recruit Brings Club and School Success To New Challenge At CMU
Things continue to look up for the CMU women's volleyball program as the defending MCAC champions have turned their focus towards the 2021-22 campain. This week they announced another addition to the squad that will look to represent Manitoba at the 2022 CCAA National Championships, in Oak Park High School's, Sahra McKenzie.
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Big Possibilities For CMU's Newest Men's Volleyball Recruit
"He is on the verge of putting it all together," was CMU head coach Don Dulder's comments when asked about his recent signing, Joel Heppner. The Kelvin High School and 204 Volleyball Club player comes with all the tools necessary for him to eventually become a dominant opposite-hitter in the MCAC and the CCAA.
"Joel is a hard worker and as a lot of our players are, has a team-first attitude," added Dulder. "In quoting Joel's club coach, Jared Brown, 'Joel has been improving rapidly lately and with a bit more training, he can develop into an extremely good player'. Being left-handed and standing 6'4, Joel has the physical tools to really hurt an opponent from right-side."
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