The Halifax Thunder has two PROLINE Legacy Cup championships under its belt. A staple of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association since league inception in 2022, the Thunder has pencilled in a number of standout players during its four-year history. When it comes to production, Kiera Duffie leads the way as Thunder’s all-time leading point-getter. Duffie...Read More

We are continuing our off-season look at our seven Maritime Women’s Basketball Association teams when it comes to all-time leading point-getters. Thanks to the work of Nova Scotia broadcaster, Allan April, we are able to showcase former and present-day players and the impact they had on their teams and the MWBA. With the Mystics, it’s...Read More

It’s the off-season, a time for reflection, how we got here and where the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is going. The MWBA is preparing for its fifth season in 2026, a remarkable feat as the league continues to produce outstanding basketball and gain even more of a following. With that in mind, we’re going to...Read More

The dust has settled on this season and the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is already elbows deep in planning for 2026. The thrill of an outstanding PRO•LINE Legacy Cup championship weekend remains high in the minds of the MWBA including this year’s champion Miramichi Her-Icanes, winning a league title in only it second year of...Read More

Robbi Daley wasn’t sure she would play basketball at a competitive level again. Yet, there she was during a recent team get together listening to hear teammates chant ‘one more year, one more year.’ A veteran of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association now, Daley is a team leader with the Fredericton Freeze, appearing in 39...Read More

It’s Basketball New Brunswick’s own version of Old Home Week. Yes, Summerfest is on the minds of many as the popular BNB event unfolds in Fredericton from July 18 to 20, featuring various age classifications and venues across the Capital City. Some 80 teams attended last year’s version of Summerfest, using eight different gyms and...Read More

A return to basketball for Vanessa Soffee has certainly paid dividends. The feisty point guard returned to competitive play when the Fredericton Freeze hit the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association floor this season. Now, she gets to keep playing. The Fredericton product will complete her fifth and final year of eligibility when she suits up for...Read More

Tiffany Reynolds certainly made her mark in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Playing two seasons in the MWBA with Windsor Edge (now Lake City 56ers) and Halifax Thunder, the athletic and outgoing Reynolds has continued her basketball career with stops in Nicaragua and Australia, where she played last year. Reynolds sits 21st all-time in points...Read More

The adrenalin is over. An action-packed weekend put an exclamation point on a tremendous fourth season of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Time to catch collective breath of all teams, managers and MWBA administration. But just for a minute or so, ‘There is so much that goes into the operation of the MWBA and so...Read More

For the first time in the four-year history of the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association, the PRO•LINE Legacy Cup is going to New Brunswick. Miramchi Her-Icanes made that history happen with a thrilling, physical and dramatic 78-68 overtime victory over regular season champion Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour. A remarkable game. ‘We battled and there...Read More