The Halifax Hornets have ended a playoff drought. Halifax, the inaugural Maritime Women’s Basketball Association champions back in 2022, had endured the last two seasons without advancing to the PRO•LINE Legacy Cup Final Four championship weekend. That all changed Saturday. The Hornets raced out a 48-34 halftime lead and never looked back to send the...Read More

This is not Halifax Thunder’s first rodeo. This is the first rodeo for the Truro Tidal Queens. That sets the stage for a Sunday Maritime Women’s Basketball Association sudden-death semifinal to determine which squad will advance to the PRO·LINE Legacy Cup Final Four next weekend in Fredericton. Halifax has won two Legacy Cup titles, going...Read More

Away we go. One more sleep and the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association road to a championship officially begins with provincial playoffs this weekend. There is one game Saturday and three on Sunday. All Nova Scotia and New Brunswick divisional playoff games are sudden-death. What does that mean? Win, you’re in. Lose, you’re out. It’s that...Read More

There wasn’t a lot to pick and choose in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. No undefeated teams. Plenty of parity. A tough first-year experience for one team. But all teams now have 10 regular season games in their back pockets and it’s time to start fresh. The pursuit of the PRO•LINE Legacy Cup begins this...Read More

A memorable fifth regular season anniversary is in the history books. More history is to be written. The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is on the cusp of its playoffs, with all roads leading to Fredericton and the PRO•LINE Legacy Cup, set for the Richard J. Currie Center from June 20 to 21. Four teams will...Read More

Halifax Thunder defeated visiting Port City Fog of Saint John, 87-57, on Sunday in Maritime Women’s Basketball Association action. And with that, the end of the Season V regular season has arrived. On to the post-season and the right to be one of four teams attending the PRO•LINE Legacy Cup championship in Fredericton from June...Read More

Visiting Fredericton Freeze set a franchise record for points in a game, powered by veteran Eva Tumwine, en route to a 113-63 victory over the Truro Tidal Queens on Sunday in Maritime Women’s Basketball Association Sunday in the Nova Scotia hub. Fredericton finished its regular season with a 6-4 record and will place second in...Read More

Moncton Mystics have knocked on the door before. This time, they walked through it. The Mystics celebrated a 90-61 Maritime Women’s Basketball Association road win Saturday night over Miramichi HerIcanes. With the win, Moncton improved to 7-3 to cap its regular season. The Mystics’ record will give them their first New Brunswick Division regular season...Read More

The Port City of Saint John opened its Nova Scotia weekend swing with a convincing Maritime Women’s Basketball Association win Saturday night. Port City downed host Truro Tidal Queens, 90-50, moving to 5-4 on the season, remaining tied with Fredericton Freeze for second spot in the New Brunswick Division. Fog invades Halifax on Sunday to...Read More

The Fredericton Freeze is heating up. The Freeze has scored 185 points its last two games, but none more critical than a highly-entertaining and emotional outing Saturday against the Halifax Thunder in Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Fredericton appeared to have the game in hand with a 77-69 lead with 1:37 to play in the fourth...Read More