What happened in December
While most of us were relaxing on holiday break, the Lakehead University Men’s Basketball team and Men’s Hockey team were kept busy with games to end the year 2011. Here’s how we did.
While most of us were relaxing on holiday break, the Lakehead University Men’s Basketball team and Men’s Hockey team were kept busy with games to end the year 2011. Here’s how we did.
Despite traveling with only 10 players, the Lakehead University Men’s Basketball Team completed a perfect 8-0 preseason by defeating University of Wisconsin-Stout and Hamline University last weekend.
Last weekend, the Lakehead University men’s basketball team was on the road to Saskatchewan to take on the Regina Cougars. The ‘Wolves were successful, winning 84-68 on Friday evening, and 105-79 on Saturday.
The Brandon Bobcats’ homecoming weekend was spoiled by the Lakehead University Men’s Basketball team, as they swept the Bobcats last weekend in a two game series in non-conference play, 72-71 on Friday and 102-62 on Saturday.
The Lakehead University Men’s Basketball team opened their preseason on a very strong note by sweeping the Winnipeg Wesmen 80-68 on Friday and 92-61 on Saturday.
Chris Kowlessar Sports Editor The Lakehead University men’s basketball team were proud to sign 6 new players for the upcoming 2011/2012 season. They have acquired Adam Johnson, Michael Thorne-Finch, Joseph Nitychoruk, Sylvestor Alexander, Alex Robichaud, and Brandon Myketa. Adam Johnson is a 6’6″ graduate of Baltimore City College who brings versatility and experience to the [...]
This weekend the men’s basketball team competed at the Final 8 CIS tournament held in Halifax, with the best teams from across Canada fighting for top honours. After losing their first matchup, the Wolves won their consolation match to earn fifth place at the tournament.
Lakehead has more than just an OUA title to cheer about. Four members of the squad were selected for OUA West awards, including head coach Scott Morrison, who coached this team from the basement of the OUAs into the penthouse.
The Lakehead University Thunderwolves were crowned Ontario University Champions at the Wilson Cup this weekend in dramatic fashion. Lakehead weathered the storm against Ottawa, earning a 71-69 victory and went on to upset the undefeated, six-time national champions Carleton Ravens to earn their first Wilson Cup victory in team history.
Fans came out in droves to see their Thunderwolves take on the Western Mustangs at the Thunderdome this weekend. Lakehead finished the season ranked 1st in the OUA West standings, and Western finished 5th in OUA West standings. Lakehead would defeat Western in a thrilling 63-49 win.
With two wins over Brock this weekend, Lakehead has now solidified itself as number one in the OUA west and earned the first playoff seed in school history. The Wolves defeated Brock Friday night 67-57, and Saturday night 78-59.
As the men’s basketball team nears the end of its season with sights set on CIS nationals, it is easy to forget just how far the team has come in a few short years.
The OUA-leading Thunderwolves split their weekend with Waterloo, losing Friday night’s match-up 79-65 and winning Saturday’s game 65-58.
Lakehead Athletics and Head Coach Scott Morrison are pleased to announce that Alex Robichaud has committed to attend Lakehead and become a member of the Thunderwolves basketball program beginning in September 2011.
The Lakehead men’s basketball team is enjoying the view from their new position: first in the OUA West. Coming into the weekend, the ‘Wolves shared first place with the Windsor Lancers, who happened to be visiting the Thunderdome. First place must not have been the only thing on the ‘Wolves mind, set the way back machine for last year – the playoffs: Lakehead travels to Windsor only to be sent home sorely disappointed. This weekend was a shot at revenge – and taking first place away from Windsor, and adding a four-point cushion.
Lakehead Men’s Basketball Team Sweeps McMaster Dave Grad Sports Editor Lakehead’s sweep of McMaster puts them into a tie with the Windsor Lancers for first place in the OUA West. Windsor is also ranked seventh nationally, and provided Lakehead a tough road loss in last years playoffs. James Searle had a strong game Friday night, [...]
Both the men’s and the women’s teams came away with wins on Friday night in two very close games against University of Ottawa. The women’s team put up a 52-48 win, and the men’s team a 68-65 win. Neither team was able to build on their success, as Carleton swept the Wolves on Saturday.
According to ESPN, the Toronto Raptors are in heated trade talks with the New Orleans Hornets. The deal will see five players finding new homes in the NBA. Named in the rumours are Hornets Peja Stojakovic and Jerryd Bayless in exchange for Raptors Jarrett Jack, David Andersen, and Marcus Banks.
This past weekend the Wolves continued their winning ways as they defeated the RMC Paladins 75-41 on Friday, and the Queen’s Gaels 78-47 on Saturday.
The Lakehead University men’s basketball team came away with 2 wins to open the home season last weekend, beating York 89-58 and Laurentian 87-50.
Friday’s game against the Lions was the first home game of the season, which means white out by tradition.