Coach Chris Green announced another addition to the women’s volleyball team on Thursday, this time 5’8” setter Haley Mehlhorn of the Regina, Saskatchewan. Mehlhorn, who played for Archbishop M.C. O’Neill H.S. and currently with the Strasbourg Volleyball Club, has signed a letter of intent to attend Lakehead University as a Thunderwolf in…
The women’s volleyball team has announced their second player commitment of the off-season, 5’10 Rachel Sweezey of Ottawa, Ontario. A multi-dimensional athlete with tremendous upside, Sweezey hails from the nationally accredited Mavericks Volleyball Club, coached by Judi Mousseau, who has produced elite volleyball players for years. “Coach Mousseau is doing great work…
Catherine Klassen, a 6′ right side from Cypress River, Manitoba has confirmed her commitment to Lakehead Women’s Volleyball. Klassen brings an impressive resume, including membership on the perennial national 18U contenders, Shock Volleyball Club out of Winnipeg. Catherine’s development over her high school and club seasons has been nothing short…
The Lakehead Thunderwolves men’s club soccer team were crowned champions of the city’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) following the championship game on Wednesday, April 22. The Thunderwolves finished the regular season with a record of 9 wins, 3 ties, and 8 losses, good enough for the fourth and final seed in the…
NAN COPP AWARD (player of the year): Jylisa Williams, Lakehead Jylisa Williams, who hails from Atlanta, Georgia, became the first Lakehead standout to claim the Nan Copp Award.
Lakehead Athletics unveiled the newly renovated hot yoga studio this week, which has come about thanks to a partnership between Lakehead University, the Department of Athletics and Moksha Yoga instructors and owners: Debbie Zweep and Myles Ball. Now into their third week of operations, Moksha Yoga Thunder Bay is happy to have…
Lakehead Athletics announced today that the wrestling program is moving forward with Francis Clayton as head coach. “Our wrestling program is in capable hands with Francis Clayton at the helm,” says Director of Athletics Tom Warden. “His track record of success stands above the rest, and we’re glad to hire back one…
The men’s basketball team has announced their first recruiting commitment of the offseason: Quincy Johnson, of Kelowna, B.C. The 6’5 forward, who played his high school career for the Mount Boucherie Secondary School Bears, averaged 19 points, 9 rebounds, 5 assists, 4 blocks and 4 steals in his senior year. Quincy has…
