The Lakehead Thunderwolves women’s basketball won their first game of the year 82-79 win against the Manitoba Bison Thursday night at the CJ Sanders Fieldhouse. Thunderwolves guard Nikki Ylagan scored a 3-pointer to give the Wolves’ their first win of the year. “I’m happy with getting our first win of the preseason…
The Lakehead Thunderwolves men’s and women’s basketball teams will be kicking off Homecoming Weekend with back-to-back games on Thursday and Friday night at the C.J. Sanders Fieldhouse. The women will be on the court Thursday for a 6:00 PM game against the University of Manitoba Bison, followed by a men’s game at…
The Thunderwolves women’s basketball team had a strong start in their second game against the Calgary Dinos Saturday night but ultimately lost 72-37….
The Thunderwolves women’s basketball team learned a lot about themselves in the 80-51 loss to the University of Calgary Dinos Friday night, according to their head coach, Jon Kreiner. “Calgary is definitely a great first team to play if you’re looking at figuring out what you need to work on,” Kreiner said….
Thunderwolves women’s basketball will be kicking off the 2019-20 season with back-to-back non-conference games against the University of Calgary Dinos on Friday, Sept. 27 and Saturday, Sept. 28 at 7 PM. The two teams will also face off for a scrimmage on Sunday at 10 AM. “We are without two of our…
Thunderwolves women’s basketball guard Sofia Lluch averaged 12.5 PPG competing in the NatWest Island Games, where she won gold with Team Menorca this past July. Lluch said she felt blessed for the opportunity to participate in the Island Games “You get to better understand how other sports work, different rules from the…
This week the Thunderwolves are excited to put the spotlight on a member from the women’s basketball team. Lily Gruber-Schulz talks about what made her choose Lakehead, how she trains for the upcoming season and some of her favourite memories with the Thunderwolves! Name: Lily Gruber-Schulz Sport: Women’s Basketball Program: Psychology Year:…
Thunderwolves Women’s Basketball recruit, Kaylah Lewis, was named EAST Metro Athletic Conference Player of the Year, despite missing half the season with a torn ACL. “I’ve been playing sports since I was a little girl without any real injuries. Tearing my ACL in my final year of High School was definitely disappointing,”…
