MWBA Commits to Off-Season Partnership Recruiting!

Maritime Women's Basketball Association

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

Tyler SlippBasketball New Brunswick, Director of Sport Participation & Development
The entertainment and skill level of the MWBA is amazing. I’m impressed every time I take my family to watch a game
Amelia MitchellPort City Fog 2026
My biggest piece of advice to the younger girls [in the MWBA] is to soak it all up and have fun. You are playing with or against some of the best players in the Maritimes and beyond.
Andrea L. DrakeLeague Fan
MWBA is highlighting women's basketball in Canadian Maritimes. A place for women, mom's and wives to showcase their talent. I look forward to the season every year. LET'S GO!
Maheva NgassamFredericton Freeze 2026
I play basketball [with the MWBA] because it makes feel like I belong. It forces me to grow in ways I didn’t think I could.
Kevin HopperLeague Fan
Watching my daughters eyes light up while watching the game was amazing!!! I hope this league continues on and grows into a mainstay of Maritime sports!!
Jasmine ParentHalifax Hornets 2026
Being able to still play the sport I love in such a well organized and high level league and the relations is why I keep wanting to play.
John GouldMoncton Mystics Fan
The [Moncton] Mystics were a joy to watch. Next season is a long way off, but looking forward to it.

News

07
Sep

Mystics Finding MWBA Magic in Moncton

Anxious? Ya got that right. The doors opened at Moncton Harrison Trimble High School on a Sunday afternoon back in April of 2022. Would anyone come through those doors was the question. The scene was set as the first-ever Maritime Women’s Basketball Association game, a pre-season outing, but hometown Moncton Mystics were preparing to face...
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05
Sep

MWBA Finds Gold in Miramichi Franchise

They came along at exactly the right time. And found almost immediate success. The City of Miramichi loves basketball and the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association has been welcomed with open arms. It was four years ago the Fredericton Freeze and Port City Fog of Saint John played a pre-season game at Miramichi Valley High School....
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04
Sep

Truro Fits MWBA Like a Glove

The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association was purring along with six teams. Six teams through the 2022 and 2023 seasons. It was Fredericton Freeze, Halifax Hornets, Halifax Thunder, Moncton Mystics, Saint John’s Port City Fog and Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour/Preston. The letterhead became busier in 2024 when the Miramichi HerIcanes launched. And, then, last...
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03
Sep

Freeze Finds Its Niche in NB Capital

What’s in a name? Plenty. Let’s see, there was the Fredericton Bandits, Fredericton ThunderCats, Fredericton Fire, Fredericton Polar Bears and probably a few more that ended up in the circular file. Naming a team is never easy, but the Fredericton Freeze became reality in 2021 and entered the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association as part of...
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02
Sep

Lake City a Unique Team in MWBA

Welcome to Day II of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association’s new awareness campaign. Today we bring you to a unique organization. It’s the only squad in the eight-team MWBA that calls three different centres home. Nova Scotia’s Lake City 56ers represent Dartmouth, Cole Harbour and Preston and proudly call all three centres home. The 56ers...
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02
Sep

An Inaugural Staple of the MWBA

The #WeAreHere MWBA off-season campaign continues with the re-introduction of the Fog, established in Port City (Saint John, NB). The Port City Fog are one of the few inaugural MWBA teams and have appeared in one final in their history. Being an inaugural and staple part of the organization, they drew the biggest crowd in...
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02
Sep

League Continues With Mystics’ Connections

 The Moncton Mystics have been a Maritime Women’s Basketball Association staple since inception in 2022.  Moncton hosts one of the league’s best game-day events and is also busy in the community under the direction of general manager and founder, Shannon Parlee, her invaluable operations manager Judy Vautour and a cast of volunteers.  That includes the...
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01
Sep

MWBA Showcases Its Home Bases

The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is an incredibly proud entity. Proud of what is has accomplished over five seasons of competition, proud of its Maritime roots. There are eight teams in the MWBA, four in Nova Scotia and four in New Brunswick. All with distinct characteristics from big city to smaller town. Doesn’t matter. Women...
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31
Aug

Hornets’ Forward Moves to ACAA Mystics

Returning home and playing under a familiar coach was a recipe for Sashaneil Dabb to make a change. The former University of New Brunswick Reds’ forward has left the reigning Atlantic University Sport champions and landed with the Atlantic Collegiate Athletic Association’s Mount St. Vincent University Mystics in her home city of Halifax. The move...
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