Six Games Into the Season And Women's Basketball Remains Perfect
Women's Basketball faced some tough competition this preseason and the team has turned out all the better for it. Difficult losses to three imposing CIS teams (Lakehead Unversity, University of Manitoba and University of Winnipeg), an even bigger challenge against the NAIA's Wayne State Wildcats, and two narrow losses to the Briercrest Clippers appears to have helped shape the Blazers into the top team in their own conference, at least at the moment.
Continue ReadingA Big Win Downtown Has Men's Basketball Buzzing Into The Break
On Wednesday night, Men's Basketball did what no team had been able to do thus far in the 2015-16 MCAC season; defeat the University of Winnipeg College Wesmen, and the Blazers did it in style overcoming a fourth quarter deficit and an injury list that grew over the course of the game, to move their record to 3-3 on the back of a 73-67 win.
Continue ReadingThe Pita Pit Female Blazer Athlete Of The Month - November
Congratulations to Jessica Larabie of Women's Basketball on being selected The Pita Pit Female Athlete of the Month for November. Capping the first half of the season last night, with their sixth consecutive conference win, Larabie is helping the Blazers to their best ever start. Larabie has quietly gone about filling the stat sheet this month in many categories that have helped CMU to their undefeated record and first-place in MCAC.
Continue ReadingThe Pita Pit Male Blazer Athlete Of The Month - November
Congratulations to Makoy Penner of the Men's Volleyball Team on being selected The Pita Pit Male Athlete of the Month for November. The 6'4 first-year middle capped off a strong month of play by helping Men's Volleyball to their first Western Canadian Championship last weekend in Swift Current, sweeping through the round-robin and playoffs in perfect form.
Continue ReadingStraight Sets: Men's Volleyball Takes Gold At Western Canadians With Perfect Weekend
Back to back trips out west have seen Men's Volleyball fall just short of gold the past two seasons. Being called "Finalists" makes for a long journey home, especially when you are returning to snow, term papers and final exams.
It was third time's a charm this year in Swift Current though. CMU got it done in style too, taking just twelve sets to win six best of three matches en route to their first Western Canadian College Open Championship.
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