Women's Futsal Gaining More And More Comfort With Top Spot
It was status quo for Women's Futsal again this weekend; two more matches without defeat as the squad toured through Brandon to earn four of a possible six points and remain in first-overall in the round robin portion of the MCAC's 2017 Copa de la Paz
"This was a valuable weekend for us as we were able to battle in two more tough games and escape with at least a point, " said co-head coach Lianna Bestvater, "we showed a lot of character to battle through some rough patches of play and we ended our second game with 25 minutes of the best futsal we've played all season. When things are clicking, it get us excited as coaches and we can't wait to see that level of play carry over to the next game."
Continue ReadingEagles' Middle To Migrate North In 2017 To Join Women's Volleyball
After a long list of great performances in January, Women's Volleyball is pleased to announce the commitment of Andi Jacobs for the 2017-18 MCAC season. A 6'0 middle attacker, Jacobs comes to CMU from Hilton Head Island in South Carolina where she captained her high school, Hilton Head Christian Academy, in both her junior and senior years.
Continue ReadingKatie Reeves - January's Recovery Spot Athlete Of The Month
Congratulations to Katie Reeves of Women's Volleyball on being selected the Recovery Spot Female Athlete of the Month for January.
It's been a fabulous month for the product of Winnipeg's MBCI, who helped her team secure a comfortable grip on second-place in the MCAC standings with 6 wins in January, paired with only one defeat; a five set marathon with the conference-leading Providence Pilots.
Continue ReadingSam Kinsley - January's Recovery Spot Athlete Of The Month
Congratulations to Sam Kinsley of Men's Basketball on being selected the Recovery Spot Male Athete of The Month for January.
With "The Force From The North" in the lineup, CMU posted a record of 5 wins and 2 losses during the month leading the Blazers to a record of 6-5 in the MCAC and 7-3 in the NIAC.
Continue ReadingRoute 90 Collision At The Loewen Sees Men's Basketball Upset Rebels
It's not how the game starts, but how it finishes. That was the story on Saturday night as Men's Basketball overcame a first half deficit to the undefeated Red River College, handing the Rebels their first loss of the season and evening the annual Route 90 Showdown series with the Rebels.
Trailing by 9 at the end of the first quarter and 7 at halftime, the Rebels led by as many as 13 midway through the third quarter before momentum began to shift in favour of CMU. Rookie guard Jaden Harms (pictured) tied the game 56-56 with 3:45 left in the third to cap a 13-2 run for the Blazers and second-year forward Sam Kinsley, who was held out of Friday night's meeting between the two MCAC rivals due to injury, dropped a three-point dagger on the Rebels to give CMU their first lead of the game, 59-56.
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