Saskatchewan University Huskies University Women’s Basketball Team, a well-known sense of the holiday, but the 10th Canadian Western Championship in the Green and White Sea can be stronger than ever.
“You really can’t enter the words,” said Huskies Star Guard Gage Grassick. “It’s a feeling that you can really describe it with my friends and family.”
Huskies, Titans of the West Women’s Basketball in Canada, the second year of the UBC Thunderbirds, UBC Thunderbirds’i Final Game 71-59 in the physical activity complex 71-59.
The victory records a consistent victory for Huskies, after reducing both games of the Seasonal-Opening series in early November.
“It’s incredible to be able to do this in the house court,” said Huskies head coach Lisa Thomaidis. “Last year we had to go to BC and won the trial of another, but it is very pleasant to be in the house, and it was very pleasant to do this in front of these beautiful fans.
Saturday’s victory did not come home without a little resilience. Huskies struggle to get their crimes, and in the second quarter and the UBC in the second quarter and the UBC found themselves.
25 percent of the opening was finally started to attack Grassick, including 25 percent of the fire from Arc to Zero-4 post-4.
“Gage drilled one (three pointers) and it was enough to turn the tide,” said Thomaidis. “They are a solid group, a difficult group, they will sleep.”
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It was a MVP-caliber performance that did not come as a surprise for the rest of his team.
“He is the heart and soul of this team,” Huskies said, “Huskies Guardall Maya Flindall said. “It’s an incredibly captain, really the best leader and captain. I’m very grateful to recognize him and he made me better.”
In half the second half of Huskies, the rest of the UBC deficit 37-35 deficit, the remaining path of winning the fifth Canadian Western title in six years did not give up.
“My teammates are proud of.” “The work we set to reach this mother in nine months … once again, it is a part possible to share with my teammates.”
The Huskies organization also created a whole history on Saturday. The victory turns them into the second Canadian Western team to win at least 10 conference championships after Victoria Vikes University – all came to Thomaidis-circuit. The first Canadian Western championship won as Huskies head coach in 2006.
“Aries has been here for all here,” said Flindall. “It’s only the greatest privilege to play for him and learn for him every day. It’s really an incredible thing to be part of it.”
Huskies will follow the National Gold Medal in Vancouver, who qualified for the U Sports Women’s Basketball Championship last week.
Last year, the National Championship, the last loss of Carleton Ravens is still fresh in mind.
“We were watching the game playing Carleton, probably a handful of times,” he said. “How much we can get better, this year is able to re-face our kind of applications this year. We are so much more excited to be able to return more than ever.”
The U Sport Final 8 tournament will start for Huskies in the UBC campus on March 13 and will last until March 16.
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