The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is ready for another busy weekend. Three games are set for Saturday and three more to follow on Sunday. This week’s PRO•LINE Featured Game of the Week is the Port City Fog of Saint John hosting Fredericton Freeze. Game time is 1 p.m., at University of New Brunswick. Miramichi HerIcanes...Read More
The Moncton Mystics are making some noise. A youthful team with some key veterans movcd to 3-1 on the Maritime Women’s Basketball Associq5ion season with a convincing 88-73 win over visiting Port City Fog of Saint John. The game kickstarted Week III of the MWBA season. The reigning Auto Auto&Tire Performer of the week Jessie...Read More
A veteran and a rookie. There’s the story through two weeks of jam-packed Maritime Women’s Basketball Association action when it comes to offence. Former Canada Basketball and Canadian university star Justine Colley-Leger and rookie Eve Kalala share the lead in points per game through two weeks, each with identical 18.3 points per game averages. Colley-Leger...Read More
As the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association prepares for its third week of action, it will have a tough act to follow. ‘Our second week showcased everything that makes the MWBA such a competitive and exciting league,’ said league commissioner Jen Lloyd of Dartmouth, NS. ‘The intensity picked up across the board as teams continued to...Read More
For established teams in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association, there is experience when it comes to what may seem to be minor details, but are much more than that. Logistical items such as venues, scheduling, reaching out to players to see if they are returning and a host of other responsibilities. For seven teams in...Read More
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association opted for a new rule in 2026 that would see interscholastic graduating players be eligible to play in the league. The rule was designed to help sustainability within the MWBA and continue to promote the league to young players, allowing them an opportunity to learn some valuable experience playing against...Read More
The Truro Tidal Queens held their first-ever Maritime Women’s Basketball Association game Sunday. Plenty of fans, solid game presentation, but the end result was not what Truro was hoping for, dropping an 85-43 decision to the Halifax Hornets. Hornets improved to 2-1 with the win. Expansion Truro slipped to 0-3. Lucina Beaumont powered Halifax and...Read More
The Halifax Thunder are a dangerous team. Especially in the second half. Halifax erupted for 40 second half points and turned a tight game into a 78-57 win over visiting Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour/Preston in Maritime Women’s Basketball Association Sunday. The game was played in Halifax as the Thunder moved to 4-0. Lake...Read More
The Fredericton Freeze had five players reach double figures and earned a 90-62 win over Miramichi HerIcanes in front of its home fans Sunday. It was the home debut for Fredericton which evened its record at 1-1 and stopped a four-game losing skid against Miramichi which included the season opener earlier this month. Maheva Ngassam...Read More
One night after a tough loss at home, the Port City Fog left Saint John in pursuit of getting back into the win column. Mission accomplished. The visiting Fog erupted offensively and beat the hometown Miramichi HerIcanes, 87-60. It was the second time in six days Port City defeated Miramichi. Ella MacDonald, who had 25...Read More
