She just goes about her business. That business is working as the engine that drives the Halifax Thunder train. Justine Colley-Leger, named as one of the top 100 players of the century in Canadian university women’s basketball in 2020, is still doing what she always did on the basketball court. Thriving. And producing. Approaching her...Read More
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association is one tough league. A tough league to secure wins, a tough league to find room and space with rosters teaming with talent. For the expansion Truro Tidal Queens, it has not been an easy season, as the squad seeks its first win against seven losses, finding its way in...Read More
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association has completed its fourth week of action. And there are some patterns beginning to emerge as league teams start to keep a wary eye on championship weekend next month in Fredericton. The PRO•LINE Legacy Cup Final Four championship is set for the magnificent Richard J. Currie Center on the campus...Read More
The Moncton Mystics continue to light up scoreboards around the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. Moncton moved its record to 5-2 on Sunday with a 92=70 win over visiting Truro Tidal Queens to cap Week IV in the MWBA’s fifth anniversary season. Expansion Truro fell to 0-7. Maddie Eustace continued her scoring spree, dropping 20 points...Read More
The Halifax Hornets collected an 80-54 victory over visiting Lake City 56ers of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour/Preston on Sunday afternoon at Mount St. Vincent University. The game was the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association’s PRO•LINE Featured Game of the Week. Halifax moved its record to 5-1 with the victory. Lake City fell to 3-4. Lucina Beaumont powered the...Read More
It was a New Brunswick sweep for Halifax Thunder. Thunder rolled into Miramichi on Sunday afternoon and earned a 101-61 triumph over the hometown HerIcanes at Miramichi Valley High School. Halifax improved to 6-0 on the season. Miramichi fell to 2-6. Maddy White sparked Halifax with a 20-point effort to lead all scorers. She had...Read More
The scene is Mount St. Vincent University. The plot is the PRO•LINE Featured Game of the Week. Curtain comes up at 2 p.m. That’s when the host Halifax Hornets (4-1) welcome Lake City 56ers (3-3) of Dartmouth/Cole Harbour/Preston. The game of the week is part of a three-game set Sunday in the Maritime Women’s Basketball...Read More
The Miramichi HerIcanes snapped a five-game losing streak and are back in the Maritome Women’s Basketball Association win column. Hometown Miramichi moved to 2-5 on the season Saturday night with a 75-66 win over Truro Tidal Queens in front of an apprecative crowd at Miramichi Valley High School. Expansion Truro fell to 0-6. The HerIcanes...Read More
The Halifax Thunder touched New Brunswick soil for the first time this Maritime Women’s Basketball Association season. It was a battle, but Thunder remained undefeated on the season, pushing its mark to 5-0 with a hard-fought battle over the Moncton Mystics at Crandall University. Halifax earned an 85-79 decision. Kali Grootenboer and Elizabeth Beals-Iseyemi sparked...Read More
It’s the Bluenose Province against the Picture Province on Saturday. Twice, in fact. A pair of Nova Scotia teams make a foray into New Brunswick as the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association kicks into fourth weekend of action in Moncton and on the Mighty Miramichi. Undefeated Halifax Thunder brings its 4-0 record into Moncton to battle...Read More
