It was raining in Halifax on Saturday. In fact, it was pouring three-pointers. Host Halifax Thunder knocked down 13 treys and posted an eventual 73-68 win over Windsor Edge in front of another large crowd at Mount St. Vincent University. Halifax solidified its hold on second place in the six-team Maritime Women’s Basketball Association, moving...Read More
Talk about dramatics. Bailey Black’s inside bucket with 26 seconds to play snapped a tie and would send the Fredericton Freeze to a dramatic 58-54 win over Saint John’s Port City Fog. The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association game drew 504 fans to Leo Hayes High School. Tied 54-54 after Port City’s Kaylee Kilpatrick knocked down...Read More
The Maritime Women’s Basketball Association has surpassed the midway point of its inaugural season. And now that pictures are starting to emerge for team standings and playoff projections, there’s also a solid battle developing offensively with the scoring race. Karissa Kajorinne of the Windsor Edge continues to lead the derby, averaging 26.6 points per game...Read More
Tiffany Reynolds brought a complete package of play to the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association games last weekend. For her efforts, an MWBA three-member committee named Reynolds the league’s third player of the week award winner. Reynolds was instrumental in helping the Edge to a pair of wins, solidifying its hold on third place in the...Read More
Three games that mean plenty are on tap this week in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association. All teams are at the halfway point of their regular season and that means plenty of jockeying for position takes centre stage this week with two games in New Brunswick and one in Nova Scotia. It all kicks off...Read More
It’s a perfect 6-0 season to this point for the Halifax Thunder. Thunder remained undefeated in the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association after downing Moncton Mystics, 91-45 in Sunday’s final game of a busy weekend at Mount St. Vincent University in Halifax. All six teams were in attendance with three games each day. Teams will now...Read More
There wasn’t a comeback required in this one. Several weeks ago during the Maritime Women’s Basketball Association opening weekend, Halifax Hornets had to come back from a nine-point halftime deficit to defeat the Fredericton Freeze. It was a different script Sunday as the Hornets cruised to a 76-49 win over the Freeze during Day II...Read More
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
