The Pita Pit Male Blazer Athlete Of The Month - October
Congratulations to Ben Klassen of the Men's Soccer Team on being selected The Pita Pit Male Athlete of the Month for October. Klassen was a major factor in the stretch run for the Blazers that rendered a run of nine matches undefeated, beginning September 26th and ending, to the disappointment of the team, in the MCAC Conference Championship Men's Soccer Final when CMU was defeated 2-0 by The University of St-Boniface.
Continue ReadingThe Pita Pit Female Blazer Athlete Of The Month - October
Congratulations to Anna Lysack of the Women's Soccer Team on being selected The Pita Pit Female Athlete of the Month for October. The rookie midfielder played a huge part in the Blazers' climb up the MCAC standings this season, and when the injury bug caught up with CMU in October, the steady Lysack continued to display her box to box style; helping support the attackers whilst at the same time remaining committed to her defenders.
Continue ReadingBig Fight Ahead For Women's Soccer In Conference Semis
Women's Soccer broke through in more ways than one in the 2015 season, showing that they can indeed score goals and compete against the top teams in the conference.
Entering championship weekend as the third-seed, the Blazers have set a new record for games won in as season with four, and improved significantly in their overall record from 2014. "We have stuck with our goal of learning to play a style of soccer that is enjoyable to watch and does justice to the game; a style that includes passing, movement and building possession as we work our way up the field," said first year co-head coach Cara Isaak, "Other styles of play might be easier and initially effective, but our talent has grown and we think this sets us apart."
Continue ReadingMen's Soccer Drives Into Championships With Eyes On Top Prize
Men's Soccer is on a terrific run of form as they prepare to chase a trophy this weekend at the 2015 MCAC Soccer Championships hosted in Otterburne, Manitoba by Providence University College.
The Blazers are coming off a weekend where they earned all six possible points after downing Providence 3-1 and ending ACC's winless regular season in a very convincing 13-1 win on Sunday. CMU finished the regular season with a record of 7 wins, to go with 1 draw and 2 defeats to finished tied on points with University of St-Boniface, but the Blazers end ahead in the standings based on a goal-differential between the two teams that favours CMU 4-2 over the defending Men's Soccer champions.
Continue ReadingMen's Volleyball Hopes To Take The Sting Out Of Toronto
Men's Volleyball flew into Toronto yesterday one day after the Blue Jays advanced to the American League Championship Series and hope to pick up some of the emotion that still lingers in the city as they take on the Sting Challenge at Seneca College this weekend.
Fresh off exhibition matches in Edmonton at the start of the month and a third-place finish at the Red River Invitational last weekend, the Blazers are hopeful that they can continue to grow in their performance this weekend as they take on some of the top teams in the Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA).
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