It’s going to be a homecoming for a pair of Port City Fog players. In fact, the sisters will play on their old court as teammates for the first time in ages. That’s what’s in store for fans in Charlotte County as the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association comes to St. George on Saturday night. The...Read More

Are we having fun yet? Yes, indeed. Through four weeks of Maritime Women’s Basketball Association play, every team in the seven-squad circuit has a win, it’s tight at the top and the scenes are going to be set for some dramatic post-season action as we move into June. Let’s take a spin around the MWBA,...Read More

Halifax Thunder used a 58-51 win over Halifax Hornets to move past the .500 mark as the stretch run looms for the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Thunder topped its Halifax rivals at Mount St. Vincent University on Wednesday night. The winners moved to 3-2 while the Hornets slipped to 2-5. Sophie Atkinson paced a well-balanced...Read More

Two teams came out firing on all offensive cylinders in the first half. But it was the second half that spelled the difference as defences locked down and late shots spelled the difference as the hometown Moncton Mystics cracked the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association win column Wednesday night, downing the Port City Fog of Saint...Read More

She allowed herself a slight smile, but that was it at the time. Courtney Donaldson had just broken the all-time Maritime Women’s Basketball Association scoring record, but her Lake City 56ers were in a major battle with the Fredericton Freeze when she sunk the bucket that set the mark. ‘I honestly wasn’t thinking about the...Read More

The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association had a busy and eventful week. It’s fourth week of competition was highlighted with team winning streaks, some dandy finishes and solid individual performances. Through all of it, MacKenzie Smith of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour’s Lake City 56ers emerged as the Royale Player of the Week Award winner. Royale is a founding...Read More

There are two games on the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association slate Wednesday. Both are makeup games scheduled earlier in the season. There’s an all-Halifax clash in the Nova Scotia capital at 7 p.m. Halifax Hornets will be home to Halifax Thunder at Mount St. Vincent University. The hosts come into the contest at 2-4. Visitors...Read More

The Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour and Miramichi Her-Icanes stayed hot, hot, hot over the weekend. The top two teams in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association kept rolling with two wins apiece as they try and separate themselves from the rest of the pack. Lake City is now 7-1 for first spot. Miramichi sits...Read More

It was  a busy Saturday afternoon in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. When the dust had settled, the Fredericton Freeze, Miramichi Her-Icanes and Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour all prevailed. At Mount St. Vincent University, Fredericton assumed control late in the first quarter and would go on to tame the host Halifax Hornets, 86-58...Read More

The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is in full swing, with Season IV already producing some outstanding story lines and competition. That doesn’t mean the MWBA can’t think about continuing to grow. Expansion almost materialized for the second season in a row last winter when it appeared the league was ready to embrace Truro, NS, as...Read More