Two strong starts, but Bisons drop both games
The Bisons women’s soccer team headed to Saskatchewan this weekend, with games against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Saturday and the University of Regina…
The Bisons women’s soccer team headed to Saskatchewan this weekend, with games against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Saturday and the University of Regina…
Bisons football While the Bisons football team had a fantastic pre-season game, stomping the University of Regina Rams 26-7 and with kicker Maya Turner continuing…
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As Bison sports wrap up this year, there have been both ups and downs. Overall, however, the herd experienced more ups. In this article, we…
This past Saturday, the University of Manitoba Bisons women’s soccer team hosted a playoff game at IG Field for the first time against the University…
In a last-ditch effort to make the Canada West playoffs, the Bisons women’s soccer team won both of its final games of the season, beating the University of Winnipeg Wesmen 1-0 and 3-1. Unfortunately, the team’s hopes also relied on a University of Regina Cougars loss against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies on Sunday, and although the herd secured its last two wins of the season, a Cougars victory laid to rest any playoff plans.
Some teams won big while others turned around rough starts to 2019, but all had performances of note.
Manitoba came away from the weekend with a pair of wins, locking down third in the division in the process.