Women's Basketball Announces Commitment Of Vincent Massey Forward
As March Madness falls on the Manitoba High School Athletic Assocation, CMU Women's Basketball announced the commitment of Julia Schatkowsky of the #1 ranked Vincent Massey Trojans for the 2017-18 MCAC and NIAC seasons.
The long, 6'0 forward helped her south-Winnipeg high school grab the top seed in the upcoming Provincial Championships by defeating the 2016 Provincial Champion Sisler Spartans 58-48 last Friday night in the Winnipeg Tier 1 'AAAA' Girls Zone Final.
Continue ReadingMen's Soccer Introduces Newest Addition To 2017 Squad
Men's Soccer is very pleased to announce the signing of Garden Valley Collegiate's Migabo Ntangano for the 2017 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference season.
The native of Congo moved to Canada in 2014 and has made an immediate impact in rural high school soccer. Ntangano helped the Zodiacs to the 2015 MHSAA Rural Boys Championship Final in his Grade 11 season and led a return trip to the Rural Provincials for Garden Valley last October with a fourth-place finish.
Continue ReadingJason Friesen - February's Recovery Spot Athlete Of The Month
Congratulations to Jason Friesen of Men's Volleyball on being selected the Recovery Spot Male Athlete of the Month for February.
The fourth-year setter played a major role in his team's best ever MCAC regular season, ending with a record of 17 wins with only 3 defeats and on Sunday captured the first MCAC Championship in Men's Volleyball for CMU with a straight sets win over #3 USB Rouges.
Continue ReadingRayzanna Kehler - February's Recovery Spot Athlete Of The Month
Congratulations to Rayzanna Kehler on being selected the Recovery Spot Female Athlete of the Month for February.
Playing in the final match of her university volleyball career, Kehler found herself at the service line in the fifth set of the 2017 MCAC Women's Volleyball Championship Final, tied 13-13 and a chance to lift her team to the their first MCAC Championship since 2010. Kehler came through, serving points 14 and 15 to raise her team to victory.
Continue ReadingAn Immediate Impact: Reeves Wins Conference Most Valuable Player Honours
Big things were expected from Women's Volleyball's Katie Reeves when she made plans last spring to transfer from the CIS's Brandon Bobcats and join the CMU Blazers. The 5'8 product of Winnipeg's MBCI has not disappointed.
Coming off a high school volleyball career where Reeves helped MBCI produce two MHSAA 'AAAA' Girls Provincial Championships and finding herself ranked as the #4 player in the Winnipeg Sun's Annual Top-10 Players Poll in her Grade 12 season, the Blazers new they were getting an attacker who could help take the close knit veteran group to new heights in the 2016-17 season.
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