By Noah Cain Sports Editor Men’s basketball victorious in Winnipeg The men’s basketball team traveled to Winnipeg this holiday season with hopes of challenging the 46th annual Wesmen Classic, hosted by the University of Winnipeg. Competitors included Dikinson St. Blue Hawks (North Dakota), the Brandon Bobcats, the Winnipeg Wesmen, the Mount Royal U Cougars (Calgary, AB), Mayville [...]
The women’s basketball team lost a pair of tough games to the Brock Badgers, 77-70 in overtime on Friday and 78-55 on Saturday.
The Lakehead University Women’s Basketball team headed south of the border last weekend to take on Bemidji State University and Minot State University.
The Lakehead University Women’s Basketball team did not quite get the outcome they were hoping for as they dropped both games in the preseason home opener against the Winnipeg Wesmen , 66-58 on Friday and 74-67 on Saturday.
The Lakehead University women’s Basketball team has added 5 new recruits to their team for the upcoming 2011/2012 season. Karen Sawchuk, Erika French, Jamie Hutcheson, Alex Riddle, and Laura Cooper will be the new blood suiting up for the Wolves.
The Lakehead Thunderwolves will not be making it to the CIS nationals after a difficult 71-59 loss at the hands of their Western rivals in Windsor on Sunday.
The Thunderwolves women’s basketball team won both their road games this weekend, defeating Waterloo 73-59 Friday night, and 76-59 on Saturday night. Despite the score, Coach Kreiner was less than pleased with his team’s showing on defense Friday night.
The Thunderdome was flooded with a sea of pink Friday night as Lakehead put on its annual Think Pink benefit for breast cancer research in Northwestern Ontario. Unfortunately the Lady ‘Wolves were unable to pull off a victory Friday or Saturday night, losing the Windsor Lancers 71-60 and 67-31.
Lakehead added two wins to their record, improving to 9–4 and 4th place in the OUA West by defeating McMaster this weekend.
Lakehead’s women’s basketball team started the weekend off with a blowout. The Thunderwolves met the RMC Paladins Friday night and came away with a 73-29 victory.
The women’s basketball team faced Laurentian and York back-to-back in their first home games of the season this weekend. The Thunderwolves did not disappoint in sending both teams home with a loss.
The Thunderwolves were singing the varsity blues Friday night, as the University of Toronto spoiled their home opener with an 87-72 loss.
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