Windsor Edge did what it had to do to keep the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association standings tight. The Edge entered weekend play in Halifax with a 1-2 mark and came out with a pair of wins to improve to 3-2 following an 81-52 victory over Saint John’s Port City Fog. The game kicked off day...Read More
There were some anxious moments, but some key points from the reigning player of the week ensured Halifax Thunder remained perfect and atop the standings of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association on Saturday night. Halifax melted the Fredericton Freeze, 65-53 in the final game of the day at Mount St. Vincent University. All six MWBA...Read More
The Halifax Hornets are at home this weekend. Not an easy place to play in the confines of Mount St. Vincent University. Port City Fog of Saint John certainly found that out Saturday night as the Hornets earned a 91-47 win in the middle game of Saturday’s three-outing slate. Halifax moved to 3-1 on the...Read More
Windsor Edge fell behind 21-16 after a quarter of play to the Moncton Mystics. From that point on, Windsor came together, coming back to post a 68-59 win over Moncton in the opening game of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association tournament-style weekend. The event continues Saturday and Sunday at Mount St. Vincent University in Halifax....Read More
It’s been a dizzying couple of weeks for the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Expect the ride to continue today and Sunday in Halifax. Nova Scotia’s capital city gets its first look at all six MWBA teams as action unfolds at Mount St. Vincent University with inter-provincial play taking centre stage. It is the second time...Read More
Haley McDonald is the latest Maritime Women’s Basketball Association player of the week award winner. The dynamic guard with Halifax Thunder had two solid games to lead her squad to a perfect 4-0 record atop the standings leading into May 28 and 29 action in Nova Scotia’s capital. She had 31 points in the Thunder’s...Read More
And the Thunder rolled. Rolled to its fourth straight victory and remain the only undefeated team in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association on Wednesday. Visiting Halifax Thunder posted a 73-58 over previously undefeated Nova Scotia capital city rival, Halifax Hornets, in front of a jam-packed throng at Mount St. Vincent University. The Hornets fell to...Read More
Port City Fog of Saint John burst into the win column Tuesday. And it came on the road in hostile territory. After falling behind at the half, 37-36, to the host Moncton Mystics, the Fog erupted in the second half, scoring 45 points and pulling out an 81-66 Maritime Women’s Basketball Association victory. The game...Read More
The Windsor Edge remains idle until the weekend, but two of its players are setting the pace in offence as the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association swings into Week III. Karissa Kajorinne leads the way with 29.6 points per game through three games as the Edge sits 1-2. Her teammate Tiffany Reynolds is at 18.6 points...Read More
The first games between provincial rivals unfolded in Halifax and Saint John on Thursday. Neither game disappointed as the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association continued to play in front of packed houses as Week II gave us some more goosebumps. In Saint John, a capacity crowd which included a fired-up high school band, the visiting Fredericton...Read More
