Women's Basketball Scores Kodiak All-Star
The CMU Women's Basketball Team is excited to announce the addition of River East's Emily Mann for the 2014-15 Season. The 5'8 guard completed a stellar high school career last spring culminating with a KPAC All-Star Selection, as she led the Kodiaks offensively averaging 22 points per game.
"Emily makes great decisions and has excellent vision on the court," said second-year head coach Joe Di Curzio, "not only is she a terrific decision-maker, she is developing into a great outside shooter."
Continue ReadingFrom Captain To Coach For Zantingh and Women's Soccer
CMU Athletics is very pleased to introduce Deanna Zantingh as the new Head Coach of the womens' soccer program for the 2014 MCAC Season. The 26 year-old will be foregoing her final year of eligiblity to take on a new coaching role, after playing three seasons with the Blazers and one in Ontario at Redeemer University College in Ancaster.
Continue ReadingWomen's Soccer Scores Bonivital Midfielder Marijka Yaschyshyn
The CMU Women's Soccer Program is very pleased to announce the addition of midfielder Marijka Yaschyshyn for the 2014-15 MCAC Soccer and Futsal season. The product of Winnipeg's Bonivital Soccer Club completed her youth career last summer and is currently competing with Winnipeg Women's Soccer League Premier side, Roosters FC.
Continue ReadingRivers Middle Rushes Into Women's Volleyball Program
The CMU Women's Volleyball team is excited to announce the addition of Rivers Collegiate Middle Tegan Radcliffe for the 2014-15 MCAC season.
Radcliffe spent 2013-14 with CMU's Outtatown Program with the South Africa site, and is looking forward to a return to the volleyball court after a year away from competitve play and missing much of her Grade 12 year with an injury.
Continue ReadingMen's Soccer Recruit Brings International Edge
The CMU Men's Soccer Team is very pleased to announce the addition of Zimbabwean central defender Michael Veremu for the upcoming 2014 MCAC soccer season.
Amongst his soccer accomplishments, Veremu captained his high school, Midlands Christian College (MCC), to a third-place finish at the International Schools of South Africa tournament comprised of teams from Malawi, Botswana, Zambia, South Africa and Zimbabwe. MCC finished their season third in the ten-team CHISZ International High School League of Zimbabwe and also finished second at the Kambarami Tournament, marking end of Veremu's high school career.
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