Winman Middle Crosses Town to Join Blazers Men's Volleyball Program
The Men's Volleyball Team is pleased to announce the commitment of their second recruit of 2015-16, Winman Volleyball Club product John Nieckarz. The 6'4 middle spent the 2014-15 season as a red shirt with the University of Manitoba Bisons of Canada West and is looking forward to suiting up in uniform next season with the Blazers.
Continue ReadingMen's Volleyball Makes Impact With First Recruit of 2015-16
The CMU Men's Volleyball Team is very happy to announce the commitment of Dakota Collegiate's Makoy Penner. The versatile 6'4 attacker featured at left side and at middle in the Dakota rotation during his high school career, helping the Lancers to a 'AAAA' quarter-finals appearance in 2013 and 2014.
"I am extremely excited to have Makoy on board," said head coach Don Dulder, "He is a very intelligent player who will be versatile to our team and comes from one of the province's top AAAA programs."
Continue ReadingWomen's Soccer Scores Talented Striker To Begin Their 2015 Recruitment
The CMU Women's Soccer Team is pleased to announce the commitment of Northland Parkway Collegiate striker Esther Schwartzkopf for the 2015-16 MCAC Soccer season.
Schwartzkopf was selected the 2014 MHSAA Rural Provincial Most Valuable Player last October when she captained her high school to a Zone Championship en route to a Provincial Girls Championship in her home town of Winkler.
Continue ReadingHopeful Blazers Gearing Up For Final Fours In Brandon This Weekend
With the MCAC Basketball Championship come and gone and the Women's Volleyball team completing their regular season without a playoff berth, CMU's last hope for a 2015 Conference Championship in a full varsity sport will be decided this weekend on the volleyball court at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon; host of the 2015 MCAC Volleyball Final Fours.
Continue ReadingBlazers Hope For A Repeat Cinderella Performance In Saturday's Semifinal
It has been another challenging MCAC regular season for second year head coach Billy Isaac and his staff. Their ten point loss last weekend to the University of Winnipeg on home court left the Blazers with an overall 2014-15 conference record of 2-13 to add the previous seasons record of 3-11 for a two season total of 5-24.
The saving grace for the Blazers over this period was the semi-final upset that the team pulled off in Otterburne last March. To date, this was the first-time in MCAC Men's Basketball history that a #4 has beaten a #1 seed in a conference semifinal and CMU did it on the back of a determined first-year guard Ryan Kehler who led the Cinderella-Blazers with 32 points.
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