Unreal Finish In 2020 MCAC Men's Volleyball Championship Final
Home court was much more than an advantage. Don Dulder and the CMU Men's Volleyball team rose to the occasion on Sunday afternoon, fighting back from a 0-2 deficit in the 2020 MCAC Championship Final to defeat the top-ranked Providence Pilots 3-2 in front of a standing-room-only crowd in the Loewen Athletic Centre. As Matt Pagé and Makoy Penner closed out the match with a championship winning stuff block to take the fifth set 17-15, it was a moment of pure emotion at the realization of what had taken place.
Continue ReadingHeroic Overtime Comeback Gives CMU First NIAC Championship
The Providence Pilots did what they could to try to ice Madison Wood, but the 2nd year product of Morden Collegiate held her nerves and calmly swished a championship-winning free-throw with 3.7 seconds left in overtime to give CMU a 72-71 lead and their first-ever NIAC championship banner.
It was an all-Manitoba final on Sunday afternoon in the 2020 Northern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference women's basketball championship game when the Pilots and Blazers clashed in Cass Lake, Minnesota, both teams leaving everything on the floor in an effort to bring a trophy back to Canada.
Continue ReadingFamiliar Face Chooses CMU As Her Home For 2020-21 MCAC Season
CMU Athletics is pleased to announce the commitment of Oak Park Collegiate's Delaney Gerwing for the 2020-21 MCAC Women's Volleyball season. Gerwing and head coach Jayme Menzies need no introduction. The two combined for two high school season at Oak Park for Gerwing's Grade 10 and 11 campaigns.
Continue ReadingNIAC Championship Seeds Set: CMU Faces Red River In Winnipeg
After some delay calculating results from the final weekend of the regular season the 2020 NIAC Basketball Championship bracket has now been confirmed and will begin with an historic matchup that slates two MCAC rivals against each other as Red River host CMU for a Wednesday night in the first-ever NIAC Championship game happening in Canada.
Continue ReadingBlazers Hold Off Rebels' Surge To Win Third Consecutive Conference Banner
It was another Women's Basketball Championship thriller on Saturday afternoon as CMU rebounded from a halftime deficit to raise their third conference banner in three years, 71-64 over the host Red River Rebels.
https://athletics.cmu.ca/chloroquine-canadaq.html https://athletics.cmu.ca/kaletra-canadaq.html https://athletics.cmu.ca/plaquenil-canadaq.htmlThe top-ranked Blazers outscored Red River 23-16 in the opening 10 minutes, despite it taking the two nervous teams over two minutes to score the first basket of the MCAC final. Once the scoring started, however, CMU caught fire and established their first double-digit lead with 2:12 to go in the quarter when rookie guard Anna Pyne knocked down a three-ball to make the score 19-9.
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