Five graduating players will make last run towards a championship
The University of Manitoba men’s basketball team has qualified for the playoffs, and will be the fifth seed.
The University of Manitoba men’s basketball team has qualified for the playoffs, and will be the fifth seed.
On Friday Feb. 10, the Bison men’s basketball team got in the win column with a heart stopping 72-71 victory over the Mount Royal Cougars.
The Bisons fell 79-68 to the Bobcats on Friday night; Brandon picked up where they left off and defeated the Bisons 92-77 on Saturday night.
Brett Stovin talks about how the men’s hockey season has turned around, his personal play this season, and cutting his hair for cancer on Feb. 9.
Manitoba made it eight after winning 86-85 on Friday and 77-68 on Saturday.
Pischke has accomplished a lot, and has earned the title of being one of, if not the best volleyball coaches in North America.
The Bisons opened the weekend with a 108-76 win on Friday night, and completed the weekend sweep with a 115-91 victory on Saturday.
The Bisons won 93-81 on Friday and completed the sweep with an 84-75 win on Saturday.
Now, with five straight wins, Manitoba will look to carry their momentum into the second half of Canada West division play.
The University of Manitoba women’s volleyball team defeated the Winnipeg Wesmen 3-1 (15-25, 26-24, 25-20, 26-24), at the Investors Group Athletic Centre on Thursday.