BRANDON, MB – Paul Sanderson, from the Brandon University Bobcats men’s volleyball team, has been named the 2009-10 Player of the Year in the CIS.

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In Brandon, the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack forced a sudden death match with the Brandon University Bobcats on Sunday after they won tonight’s match 25-20, 20-25, 25-20, 25-19.

Bobcats open Canada West Play-offs with victory over Wolfpack!

BRANDON, MB – The heated rivalry between Brandon University and Thompson Rivers University is on once again. The Bobcats and WolfPack will meet in Canada West men's volleyball playoffs for the third year in a row. Two years ago the TRU WolfPack eliminated the Bobcats, in Brandon and went on to win a bronze medal at the CIS nationals. Last year, BU returned the favor by eliminating TRU in the Canada West Final Four, and then went on to earn their own Bronze medal. Game times are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday. Should a third match be needed, it will start at 2 p.m. on Sunday.

Women's Volleyball are honouring their two Seniors on Saturday directly following the men's Match

BRANDON, MB – The Canada West volleyball regular season wraps up this coming weekend, and with it, jostling for positioning and a chance to host a playoff game will go right down to the wire.

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On November 7th, the Brandon University Bobcats Men’s Volleyball team defeated Saskatchewan 3-2 in the Brandon University gym.

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On Friday, November 6, 2009, The Brandon Bobcats women’s volleyball team defeated the Saskatchewan Huskies 3-1 in the Brandon University gymnasium.

It took all five sets for the Brandon University Bobcats to win against the Saskatchewan Huskies 3-2 in the Brandon University gym on Nov 6, 2009 in front of 400 fans.

The Manitoba Bisons Women’s basketball team won game two of the opening Brandon Bobcat conference weekend in the Brandon University gymnasium by a score of 81-75 on October 31, 2009.

After suffering a defeat by the Manitoba Bisons last night in their home gym, the Bobcats returned with a vengeance and defeated the Bisons 106-83 on Saturday night.

After trailing the University of Manitoba Bisons for three straight periods, including a 14 point lead for Manitoba in the second period, the Women’s Basketball Bobcats managed to tie the game 48-48 with 5 minutes and 40 seconds left in the fourth period. However, the effort was not enough and the Bisons returned in the last four minutes with another 12 points to Brandon’s 8 to win the game 60-56.

BRANDON, MB – The Brandon University Athletic Department has reached an agreement with Westman Communications Group that will have Bobcat conference and play-off games covered on the local Westman Cable channel, throughout the 2009-10 season.

BRANDON, MB – Let the games begin. Bobcats' basketball takes center stage at the BU gymnasium this weekend as the men's and women's teams host the University of Manitoba Bisons on Friday and Saturday for the start of the 2009-10 season.

Coach Jaime Hickson, who is returning for her fourth year with Brandon, has a positive outlook for the 2009-10 season. Last year, the Bobcat Women’s Basketball team finished 1-22 in conference play with their sole win happening against Manitoba. However, an influx of new transfers and recruits are expected to add skill and height to the program.

After finishing the season in conference play with a record of 13-9, the Bobcats were Great Plains champions last year with a win over the Regina Cougars in post-season play. The Bobcats proceeded to the Canada West Final Four.

BRANDON, MB – The old adage that recruiting never ends seems true to the point for Bobcats women’s volleyball coach Lee Carter. BU is proud to announce the letter of intent signing of Chloe Reimer from Sanford, Manitoba.

BRANDON, MB – With Brandon University excited for Homecoming, the men’s basketball team will play two scrimmages this weekend against some old friends.

Please note that the Lakehaed vs. CMU game, which was scheduled at 12:00PM on Sunday, Oct 18 will now be at 10:00AM.

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The Winnipeg Wesmen have won the Men’s Volleyball Super 8 Tournament! They defeated the Brandon Bobcats 3-1. The Bobcats are second and Regina is third in the tournament this year.

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BRANDON, MB – Brandon University will play host to the Bobcat Men’s Volleyball Super 8 tournament this coming Friday and Saturday. The Bobcats, last year's CIS bronze medalists, will welcome teams from the University of Winnipeg, the University of Regina and the Université de Montréal.

BRANDON, MB – In 1995-96 Brandon University Men’s basketball team capped a spectacular season by winning their fourth National Championship. Now in 2009, that team will be honoured as they are inducted into the Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame.

The 5th Annual BU Volleyball Coaching September Summit will be held on Friday, September 25, 2009 at the Brandon University gymnasium.

BRANDON, MB – Fans will get their first chance to see this year's Brandon University Bobcats basketball teams this Saturday, September 19 when they hold their annual Alumni Games.

Brandon University Athletics is proud to announce five Bobcats were named Academic All-Canadians from the 2008-09 season.

Kevin Neufeld and Derek Richels Take on a new challenge during the summer.

BRANDON, MB - August is a jam-packed month of Bobcat Sports at the BU Gymnasium. BU Athletics has a full line-up of camps available for kids going into grades 4 through 12, including the new “Iron Kids” Conditioning Camp. The camps run through the entire month of August and are coached by Bobcat student-athletes, coaches and staff. Campers will get the opportunity to learn new skills in a fun and competitive environment.

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BRANDON, MB – Coach Jaime Hickson is pleased to announce that Rosemary Mills has declared Brandon University as her institution and basketball program of choice. The twenty-year old, 5’10” shooting guard from Winnipeg will be joining the Lady ‘Cats Basketball roster this fall and entering the Bachelor of Arts Honors Degree program in Psychology at BU.

BRANDON, MB - Glenlawn Collegiate Institute graduate Kristen Young will be suiting up for the Brandon University Women’s Basketball team this fall. The 6’1” post player will add defense and scoring to the Lady ‘Cats inside game.

BRANDON, MB - Brandon University Athletics is pleased to announce that BU Athletic Therapist Steve Dzubinski is currently at the 2009 25th Summer Universiade in Belgrade, Serbia. The Brandon University Bobcats’ Certified Athletic Trainer is overseas as part of team Canada’s mission staff for the Games from July 1-12, 2009.

By David Larkins, courtesy of the Brandon Sun Doug Crandle never had kids of his own, but he found plenty of family at Brandon University. The longtime Bobcats booster, who spent countless days in the BU gymnasium following the school’s basketball teams over the better part of the last three decades, passed away on Wednesday, July 1.

BRANDON, MB – Men’s Volleyball Coach Russ Paddock is pleased to announce the addition of Jonathon Sloane to the Brandon University Bobcats program for the 2009-10 season. Sloane is a 6-foot-8 middle from the Algonquin College Thunder in Ottawa, ON.

BRANDON, MB – The Lady Bobcats are pleased to announce the commitment of Hailey Toner to the Women’s Basketball program. Toner, a transfer student from Seneca College will join the line-up with three remaining years of eligibility.

BRANDON, MB – Women’s Basketball Head Coach Jaime Hickson is pleased to announce that Assistant Coach Melissa Stoesz has been hired by the Brandon School Division and will be returning to her duties on the Lady Bobcat’s bench this fall.

BRANDON, MB – Men’s Volleyball Coach Russ Paddock is pleased to announce the addition of Justin Pikel and Dan Boutwell to the Volleyball Program for the 2008-09 season.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University Men's basketball coach Keith Vassell is pleased to announce the commitment of Kevin Oman (Winnipeg, MB) to the Bobcat roster for the start of the 2009-2010 season.

BRANDON, MB – Lee Carter is pleased to announce the commitment of Claire Willerton to the Brandon University Women's Volleyball team.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University Head Men's Basketball coach Keith Vassell announced today that Shaftesbury High School standout Jordan Reeves (Winnipeg, MB) has signed a National Letter of Intent and will join the Bobcats for the upcoming 2009-10 season.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University Men's Basketball Coach Keith Vassell is pleased to announce the commitment of James Elias to the Bobcat roster for the start of the 2009-2010 season.

Brandon University is pleased to announce that AAAA 2009 Provincial Champion point guard Rebecca Funk has committed to the BU Women’s Basketball Team. The 5-foot-7 Vincent Massey Collegiate point guard signed her letter of intent this weekend in Winnipeg at the MBCA All-Manitoba Banquet and All-Star Game.

BRANDON, MB – 6-foot-0 post Chantel Gaslard of Thompson, Manitoba declared herself a Bobcat this weekend signing her official letter of intent with the Brandon University Women’s Basketball program.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University's Dany Charlery was named a Second Team All-Canadian on March 12 during the All-Canadian Reception, part of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport National Basketball Championships hosted by Carleton University that weekend. The reception unveiled Canada’s top student-athlete award winners this evening in Ottawa.

The Bobcats Men's Volleyball team is back in Manitoba after winning the bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport Championship (CIS) this weekend.

The Brandon University Bobcats opened the CIS Men's Volleyball Championship with a five-set victory (17-25, 26-24, 12-25, 25-21, 15-9) over the Dalhousie Tigers Friday night in Edmonton.

The Bobcats will face the No. 2 ranked and two-time defending conference champion UBC thunderbirds in the Conference semi-finals, with the winner receiving an automatic berth at next month's CIS National Championship.

The Bobcats will face the Atlantic University Sport champion Dalhousie Tigers in the last of four quarterfinal matches on Friday's schedule, with the contest slated to get underway at 9:00 p.m. Manitoba time.

The seedings have been unveiled for this weekend's CIS Men's Volleyball National Championship in Edmonton.

The Bobcats won the crowning installment of the Great Plains Division final Sunday night, erasing a 14-point second-half deficit to beat the Regina Cougars 78-76 in the third and decisive game of the championship series at the BU Gym.

The Bobcats staved off post-season elimination in style Saturday night, hitting 13 shots from three-point range on their way to a convincing 89-70 victory over the Regina Cougars at the BU Gym.

The Brandon University men's volleyball team fell just short in its quest for a first ever conference championship Saturday night.

Regina overcame a 16-point first-half deficit and knocked off the Bobcats 84-76 in overtime Friday night in game one of the Great Plains Division Final at the BU Gym.

Paul Sanderson had 20 kills as the Bobcats cruised to an impressive four-set victory (33-35, 25-10, 25-13, 25-19) over the Thompson Rivers Wolfpack in the semi-finals of the Canada West Final Four Friday night in Edmonton.

For the third straight year and the fifth time in the past six seasons, the Bobcats will host the Cougars in the best-of-three championship series this weekend, with game one set for Friday night at the BU Gym.

The Brandon University men's volleyball team is gearing up to face an all too familiar foe at the Canada West Final Four this weekend.

The 6th ranked Bobcats defeated the 10th ranked UBC Thunderbirds in a five-set classic (28-30, 25-20, 25-14, 23-25, 24-22) Saturday night at the BU Gym, sweeping the best-of-three Canada West quarterfinal series in two straight matches.

The 6th ranked Lady ‘Cats dropped a straight sets decision to the 5th ranked UBC Thunderbirds Friday night in the opening match of their best-of-three conference quarterfinal at War Memorial Gym in Vancouver.

Powered by 19 kills from All-Canadian left-side Paul Sanderson, the 6th ranked Bobcats cruised to a straight sets victory (25-21, 25-10, 25-23) over the 10th ranked T-Birds in the opening match of their best-of-three showdown at the BU Gym.

BRANDON, MB – Following a stellar season for all three teams, the Brandon University Bobcats men's and women's volleyball teams and men's basketball team have all secured berths in the upcoming Canada West Great Plains Division finals, with the men's volleyball and basketball teams hosting first-round playoffs in the BU Gymnasium. All in the Brandon community are invited and encouraged to join us in the BU Gymnasium to cheer on the 'Cats as they make their run for the national championships (and to cheer them on in spirit as they hit the road)!

The 6th ranked Brandon University men's volleyball team will host the 10th ranked UBC Thunderbirds in a best-of-three opening round playoff series this weekend, with the winner earning a spot in next weekend's Conference Final Four and an automatic berth at the CIS National Championship two weeks from now.

Less than seven days after closing out the 2008-2009 regular season with a pair of losses to the UBC Thunderbirds, the 6th ranked Lady ‘Cats will head back to Vancouver this weekend for a rematch in the opening round of the Canada West playoffs.

The Brandon University men's basketball team isn't resting on their laurels this week.

Russ Paddock and Lee Carter have been spending a lot of time on their calculators this week.

From the moment he took over the Brandon University men's basketball program six months ago, Keith Vassell has said that in order for his team to win the Great Plains Division, they would have to "go through Regina".

The 6th ranked Bobcats bounced back from their worst outing of the season with a dramatic five-set win (25-18, 25-22, 21-25, 17-25, 15-12) over the 2nd ranked Spartans in the finale of a Canada West women’s volleyball series Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

On the heels of a frustrating loss that put a serious strain on their aspirations for home court advantage in the opening round of the playoffs, the 7th ranked Bobcats defeated the 8th ranked Trinity Western Spartans in straight sets (25-21, 27-25, 25-) in the finale of a Canada West men's volleyball series Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

With two of their starters sidelined due to injury, the 6th ranked Lady ‘Cats dropped a straight sets decision (25-18, 25-18, 25-21) to the 2nd ranked Trinity Western Spartans in the opener of a Canada West Conference weekend series at the BU Gym.

Aaron Vandenbrink and Rudy Verhoeff had 13 kills apiece to lift the 8th ranked Spartans to a four-set victory (25-21, 22-25, 25-17, 28-26) over the 7th ranked Bobcats in the opener of a weekend series Friday night at the BU Gym.

Dany Charlery pushed the Brandon Bobcats out of the starting gates and Rejean Chabot carried them across the finish line.

The Brandon Bobcat women’s basketball team was once again poised for a fight to the finish with their rivals from the University of Winnipeg. And then the end of the third quarter happened.

Brandon will close out the campaign with a pair of games against the Cougars next weekend, but before they can even begin to think about that colossal season-ending battle, the Bobcats face an equally tough challenge this weekend - a home-and-home showdown with the suddenly frisky Winnipeg Wesmen.

Stare at the Canada West women's volleyball standings long enough these days and you're prone to give yourself a headache.

Fresh off a series sweep of the previously 3rd ranked Calgary Dinos, the Bobcats will have the heat ratcheted up a notch this weekend when they host the 8th ranked Trinity Western Spartans for a pair of matches (Friday/Saturday, 6:00 p.m., BU Gym).

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If this weekend's showdown between the Brandon Lady Bobcats and Calgary Dinos were a heavyweight boxing match, the Dinos landed an extremely powerful opening punch Friday night.

On the heels of three consecutive lopsided losses, the 9th ranked Bobcats delivered their most impressive victory of the season Friday night, crushing the 3rd ranked Calgary Dinos in straight sets (25-15, 25-16, 25-18) in Canada West men's volleyball action at the BU Gym.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to understand the massive significance of this weekend's showdown between the Brandon Lady Bobcats and Calgary Dinos.

Mired in their longest losing streak of the season, the 9th ranked 'Cats will have to dig deep this weekend when they play a pair of matches against the 3rd ranked Calgary Dinos in Canada West men's volleyball action at the BU Gym.

Surpassing the Regina Cougars is certainly their long term goal, but for the time being, the Brandon Bobcats are focused on a different prairie rival.

The Lady 'Cats battled the 4th ranked Alberta Pandas for nearly three quarters before collapsing down the stretch and dropping an 81-53 decision in Canada West conference play at the BU Gym.

Dany Charlery had 19 points, 12 assists and 9 rebounds as the 'Cats ran their winning streak to four games with a 98-86 triumph over the Alberta Golden Bears in Canada West conference play Saturday night at the BU Gym.

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Dany Charlery poured in a season-high 33 points to lift the Brandon Bobcats to a 99-86 victory over the Saskatchewan Huskies in Canada West men’s basketball action Friday night at the BU Gym.

The Bobcats play a pair of games at the BU Gym, hosting the Saskatchewan Huskies on Friday and the Alberta Golden Bears on Saturday.

The 7th ranked Bobcats travel to Kamloops, B.C. this weekend for a pair of matches against the 9th ranked Thompson Rivers Wolfpack in what will be the first meeting between the two schools since TRU upset the ‘Cats in the opening round of last year’s post-season.

The Brandon University women’s volleyball team continued its ascent up the CIS national rankings this week.

The 'Cats blew a nine-point fourth quarter lead but still managed to eek out an 80-79 victory over the last-place Winnipeg Wesmen Saturday night at the BU Gym.

Amy Ogidan had 16 points and 13 rebounds as the 7th ranked Wesmen capped a weekend sweep of the 'Cats with a 66-56 victory Saturday night at the BU Gym.

The 4th ranked Lady ‘Cats resumed Canada West conference play Thursday night with a straight sets (25-13, 25-15, 25-14) triumph over the Winnipeg Wesmen in the front end of a home-and-home series at the BU Gym.

The 8th ranked Bobcats dug themselves out of an early hole and knocked off the 6th ranked Winnipeg Wesmen in four sets (18-25, 25-15, 25-22, 25-22) Thursday night in the opener of a home-and-home weekend series at the BU Gym.

After starting the second half of the 2008-2009 regular season with back-to-back losses, the Bobcats will look to regain their winning touch Thursday night when they visit the Winnipeg Wesmen in the opener of a home-and-home weekend series.

The BU volleyball teams resume Canada West conference play Thursday night when they host the Winnipeg Wesmen in the front-end of a weekend home-and-home series.

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The Brandon Bobcat men’s basketball team is riding a wave of momentum heading into the second half of the 2008-2009 regular season.

The 7th ranked Lady 'Cats cruised to a four-set victory over the 4th ranked Manitoba Bisons in the championship final of the Innisbrook Resort Invitational in Clearwater, Florida on Tuesday.

Dany Charlery delivered 23 points and 12 rebounds as the Bobcats knocked off the 4th ranked Calgary Dinos 84-81 in the championship final of the 42nd annual Wesmen Classic in Winnipeg on Tuesday.

The 7th ranked Lady 'Cats posted a record of 7-3 during the first half of the 2008-2009 season and are currently tied for third place in the Canada West conference.

The first half of the 2008-2009 season offered a mixed bag of results for the Brandon University men's volleyball team.

You wouldn't know it to look at the standings, but the Brandon University women's basketball team took a gigantic leap forward during the first half of the 2008-2009 season.

For the first time in three years, the 'Cats occupy second place in the Great Plains division after posting to a 4-6 record during the first half of the 2008-2009 campaign.

Losers of nine straight conference games against the Bobcats, the Cougars turned the tables Saturday night, pulling out a gut-wrenching 86-84 victory in Canada West men's basketball action at BU Gym.

The 'Cats closed out the first half of the 2008-09 season with an 87-39 loss to the 2nd ranked Regina Cougars in Canada West women's basketball action Saturday night at the BU Gym.

Mel Thompson’s 18-foot prayer at the buzzer sent the game to overtime, but it was the 2nd ranked Regina Cougars who looked divine in the extra session, overpowering the ‘Cats en rout to an 81-74 victory in Canada West women’s basketball action Friday night at the BU Gym.

Stevens Marcelin capped a wild fourth quarter by hitting a driving layup with 3.2 seconds left to lift the Bobcats to a dramatic 91-89 victory over their arch rivals in Canada West men’s basketball action Friday night at the BU Gym.

First place in the Great Plains division will be on the line when the Bobcats host the Regina Cougars for a pair of games at the BU Gym.

The 9th ranked Lady ‘Cats won their third straight match against a Top Ten program Saturday night, cruising to a 3-0 (25-14, 25-20, 25-16) victory over the 7th ranked Regina Cougars at the BU Gym.

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Missing a couple of key pieces and sporting a heavily revamped starting line-up, the 7th ranked Brandon Bobcats defeated the winless Regina Cougars in straight sets (27-25, 27-25, 25-22) at the BU Gym.

Thirteen days after toppling the previously 3rd ranked Manitoba Bisons, the Lady 'Cats defeated another perennial powerhouse Friday night, knocking off the 7th ranked Regina Cougars in a five-set (17-25, 28-26, 25-27, 25-17, 15-6) thriller at the BU Gym.

Rested and refreshed following an impressive win over the previously 3rd ranked Manitoba Bisons thirteen days ago, the Lady 'Cats will look to topple another Top Ten squad this weekend when they host the 7th ranked Regina Cougars at the BU Gym.

The Brandon University men's volleyball team isn't taking anything for granted heading into the final weekend of Canada West conference play prior to the Christmas break.

For the third time in the past four days, the ‘Cats wound up on the wrong side of a lopsided final score, dropping a 76-62 decision to the Minot State Beavers in exhibition men’s basketball action Monday night at the BU Gym.

Plagued by an ineffective offense and a non-existent defense, the Brandon University women's basketball team dropped an 88-39 decision to the Victoria Vikes Saturday night at the BU Gym.

The 'Cats fell two games below the .500 mark Saturday night with an 89-68 loss to the 7th ranked Victoria Vikes in Canada West men's basketball action at the BU Gym.

Ignited by 21 points and 10 rebounds from Bryson Kool, the top-ranked UBC Thunderbirds defeated the Bobcats 87-74 in Canada West men’s basketball action at the BU Gym.

The Lady Bobcats were solid in almost every facet of the game but wound up on the losing side of a 66-57 decision to the UBC Thunderbirds Friday night at the BU Gym.

The 6th ranked 'Cats dropped a four-set decision (29-31, 25-22, 25-21, 25-22) to the Manitoba Bisons Saturday night in Canada West Conference men's volleyball action at the BU Gym.

Twenty four hours after losing 3-0 to the 3rd ranked Manitoba Bisons, the Bobcats defeated their provincial rivals in a four-set (22-25, 25-22, 25-22, 28-26) thriller Saturday night at the BU Gym.

The Lady ‘Cats continued their uneven play against elite competition Friday night with a straight sets (25-18, 25-20, 25-18) loss to the 3rd ranked Manitoba Bisons at the BU Gym.

After opening the 2008-09 regular season with back-to-back losses, the 6th ranked Bobcats extended their winning streak to three matches Friday night with a straight set (25-17, 25-20, 25-18) win over the Manitoba Bisons at the BU Gym.

The Brandon University women's volleyball team is hoping to prove its critics wrong this weekend.

Four players scored in double figures as the Bobcats completed a weekend sweep of the Manitoba Bisons with a 91-76 victory Saturday night at the BU Gym.

The Lady 'Cats overcame a 15-point third quarter deficit and knocked off the Manitoba Bisons 80-73 Saturday night at the BU Gym, the first time Brandon has beaten their provincial rivals in over a decade.

The Brandon University women’s basketball team had its conference winning streak snapped at a two games Friday night.

For twenty minutes Friday night, it looked like the Brandon University athletics department had pulled a handful of students out of the stands and dressed them up as the men’s basketball team for Halloween.

Fans of the Brandon University Bobcats are about to find out if this year's version of the men's basketball team is a trick or a treat.

It's a short week of practice, preparation, and study for Brandon University's volleyball teams.

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BRANDON, MB -- The first game of the Keith Vassell era at Brandon University will be played Friday night -- and Keith Vassell might not be in attendance.

BRANDON, MB -- Both Brandon University volleyball teams are on the road this weekend.

BRANDON, MB – For the Brandon University Bobcats, the road back to the Canadian Interuniversity Sport National Championship begins this weekend. The Brandon University men's basketball team kicks off their 2008 season on Friday, October 10 at 7:00 p.m. in the BU Gymnasium (located on Louise Avenue at 20th Street) with an exhibition game against the Southwest Minnesota State University Mustangs.

BRANDON, MB – It was a bittersweet conclusion to the fourth annual Super 8 Motel pre-season tournament for the Brandon University men's volleyball team.

The Men's Volleyball Super 8 Motel Tournament will kick off again this year on Friday, October 3rd in the Brandon University gym! Come out to see some exceptional volleyball action! This tournament will not be affected by the BUFA strike.

The Bobcats open their pre-season with a handful of games at the University of Regina Tournament, kicking things off Friday afternoon against the Winnipeg Wesmen (5:00 p.m. central).

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The Brandon University women's volleyball team has lofty aspirations heading into the 2008-09 campaign.BU finished last year with a record of 8-and-12 before being swept by UBC in the opening round of the Canada West playoffs.

The Brandon University men's volleyball team has sky-high expectations heading into the 2008-09 season. Nearly seven months after being swept in the first round of the Canada West playoffs, the Bobcats opened training camp this week with the bulk of last year's roster still intact. BU finished last year with a record of 10-and-8, and head coach Russ Paddock believes the team is revved up and ready to go.

Outlook, Saskatchewan point guard Christie Anne McCullough has committed to playing for the Brandon University Women's Basketball Team during the 2008-2009 season. The 5’6” point guard is a transfer from the Canadian Mennonite University (CMU) of Winnipeg who will complete her Bachelor of Arts degree with a History major while at BU.

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BU student athletes Amanda Fortin, Nicole Ban and Shaun Funk have all been named CIS Academic All Canadians, while assistant coaches Melissa Stoesz, Sharlene Marschall, and Suzanne Campbell also achieved academic excellence in 2007-2008.

Brandon University Bobcats men’s basketball Head Coach Keith Vassell has found his man. Chris Kraus will join the new-look Bobcats this fall as one of Vassell’s main assistant coaches.

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BRANDON, MB – Brandon University received its largest-ever single gift this week: a $4 million bequest from the late Brandon College graduate Mr. Joseph Robertson.

BRANDON, MB - The Brandon University Bobcats’ new Men’s Basketball Head Coach Keith Vassell has landed his first two recruits for the 2008-2009 season: Stephen Fox from Savannah, Georgia and Rejean Chabot, a guard who comes to BU from the University of Saskatchewan.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University is pleased to announce the appointment of Keith Vassell as Head Coach of the BU Bobcats men’s basketball team, for term effective April 1, 2008.

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All four games will be broadcast by NUTV Live at www.nutv.ca/streaming

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For the second time in as many years and the fifth time in the last six the Bobcats entertain the Cougars in the best of 3 Great Plains Final this Friday, Saturday and Sunday (if necessary). Game time Friday and Saturday is 7pm. Sunday's action will begin at 3pm if necessary.

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The Bobcat men’s volleyball team came out on top of the Thompson River Wolfpack tonight turning in an impressive effort in a straight three set victory 3-0. The win prevented a weekend Wolfpack sweep. “It was good to get the win tonight after not playing as well as we could have last night,” said coach Paddock. The win tonight was an important one for the Bobcats because they are so close to the Wolfpack in rankings he added.

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Cats Sweep TRU Wolfpack

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Panda's who to watch for

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Cat's 63 - Carlton 64 (Game Story)

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Women's volleyball team undefeated in Havre Montana

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The women's volleyball team is back on the road with a tourney in Havre Montana.

In their final game at the Regina tournament, the Bobcats women's volleyball team defeated Simon Fraser 3-0

The Lady Bobcats volleyball team is 0-2 after the first day in the Regina tournament

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Crocus Plains repeats as High School Tournament winner!

Brandon University women's team begins their preseason run this weekend in Regina.

The first Blue gold intrasquad game was a success

Women's Vollyball adds four new players to their lineup.

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Chad Jacobson (Men’s Basketball) and Ashley Creighton (Women’s Volleyball) were both named athletes of the year at the Brandon University sports awards dinner held at the Brandon Victoria Inn on Thursday, April 5.

BRANDON, MB – Oboe player Chelsey Hiebert of Winnipeg, Manitoba has committed to attend Brandon University for the fall of 2007. Chelsey will make history for the university by becoming the first student-athlete enrolled in the School of Music. Chelsey, a 5’10” forward from Winnipeg's Vincent Massey Collegiate, will join Coach Jaime Hickson’s Women’s Basketball team immediately as off-season training has already begun.

Tara Jago Commits!!!

BRANDON, MB – All in the Brandon Community are invited to join Brandon University's student athletes in celebrating Athletic & Academic excellence in 2006-2007 at the Brandon University Athletics Banquet, being held on Thursday, April 5, 2007 from 5:00 to 8:30 p.m. in the Grand Salon at the Victoria Inn (located at 3550 Victoria Avenue in Brandon).

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BRANDON, MB – It went down to the last seconds as the University of British Columbia handed Brandon University the 76-73 loss claiming the Canada West Title at the BU gymnasium. The heartbreaking loss marked the Bobcats first loss in 17 games.

There was no denying the Brandon University Bobcats from victory Friday night as they cruised to a 93 -79 victory over the visiting University of Victoria Vikes, earning their spot in the Canada West Final and a trip to nationals in Halifax. Leading by 24 at the half, the Cats held off a late U of Vic attack to win their 16th straight game in front of a packed crowd at the BU gymnasium.

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Four of the best teams in the nation will converge upon the BU Gymnasium this weekend with one common goal in mind: Stake a claim on Canada West supremacy, and in the process, earn a ticket to the CIS National Championship in Halifax.

The top-ranked ‘Cats completed a Great Plains Championship sweep of the Regina Cougars on Saturday night, cruising to a 93-79 victory in front of a frenzied crowd at the BU Gymnasium.

With a raucous crowd at their backs, the 1st ranked Brandon University Bobcats defeated the Regina Cougars 91-83 in Game 1 of the Great Plains division final Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

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Fuelled by 22 points and 12 rebounds from Yuri Whyms, the top-ranked Brandon University Bobcats won their 13th consecutive game Saturday night, defeating the Winnipeg Wesmen 84-75 at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats concluded their 2006-07 season with a 93-55 loss to the Winnipeg Wesmen on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

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In the last home match of the regular season, the Bobcat volleyball squads faced two determined University of Winnipeg teams.

Alissa Nanninga will become the first graduate out of the BU womens volleyball program when she graduates this spring with a bachelor of science degree.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats will wrap up their 2006-07 season this weekend with a pair of games against the Winnipeg Wesmen.

Winners of 11 straight games, the #1 ranked Brandon University Bobcats are hoping to keep their momentum going this weekend when they wrap up the 2006-07 regular season with a home-and-home set against the Winnipeg Wesmen.

BRANDON, MB - In Sunday’s volleyball action, the Bobcats would break their winless streak and beat the visiting University of Regina Cougars.

Late in the season, our two Bobcat volleyball squads found themselves, at home, against the University of Regina Cougars.

Sparked by the three-point shooting of Dany Charlery, the 1st ranked ‘Cats turned a 4-point halftime advantage into a 20-point second half lead, cruising to a 92-76 win over the Regina Cougars on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats dropped a 74-43 decision to the Regina Cougars on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats began their tenure as the #1 team in Canada with a bang Friday night, hitting 11 first half three-pointers en rout to their 10th consecutive victory, an 82-72 triumph over the Regina Cougars.

The Regina Cougars defeated the Brandon University Lady Bobcats 63-49 Friday night in Canada West basketball action at the BU Gymnasium.

As playoff hopes for the Bobcat volleyball squads dwindle, this weekend matches will be a focus towards next season.

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The 2nd ranked ‘Cats clawed out another sensational, last second victory Saturday night, slipping past the Manitoba Bisons 87-85 in front of a raucous crowd at the BU Gymnasium.

Sarah Holder scored 20 points as the Bisons defeated the winless ‘Cats 81-47 in Canada West basketball action Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The 7th ranked Manitoba Bisons defeated the winless Brandon University Lady Bobcats 82-58 Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The ‘Cats blew a 14-point second half lead but recovered in the final moments and pulled out an 83-81 win over the Manitoba Bisons on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

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The Brandon University Lady Bobats will be searching of their first win of the 2006-07 campaign when they host the 7th ranked Manitoba Bisons this weekend.

Having already locked up first place in the Great Plains division and a first round bye in the playoffs, the 2nd ranked ‘Cats are hoping to extend their 7-game winning streak this weekend when they host the Manitoba Bisons at the BU Gymnasium.

After a weekend of tough competition from the Manitoba Bisons, both volleyball teams are due for a road trip to face the, equally determined, Saskatchewan Huskies.

After suffering a home game sweep from the visiting Manitoba Bisons, both the Ladies and the Gents came into Saturday night looking for some vengeance.

Bobcat volleyball action this weekend featured the #1 ranked Women and the #4 ranked Men from neighboring University of Manitoba against the unranked bobcat squads.

This weekend’s athletic action will come from the volleyball teams, as the University of Manitoba Bisons take the drive to Brandon.

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Yul Michel certainly has a keen sense of timing. The third-year Brandon Bobcats point guard hit a driving lay-up with 2.3 seconds left in the game Saturday to lift his team to an 82-81 Canada West university men's basketball win over the No. 6-ranked Victoria Vikes in front of an electrified capacity crowd at the BU gymnasium.

There are a couple of sports in which being close counts but, unfortunately for the Brandon University Bobcats, basketball isn't one of them. The women's team - which played its best game of the season Friday in a loss to the UBC Thunderbirds - upped its effort again Saturday but suffered a 64-51 loss to the Victoria Vikes in Canada West conference action at the BU gymnasium.

The temperature outside dipped to -43 on Friday night, but inside the BU Gymnasium the 8th ranked ‘Cats were on fire, leading from the opening tip to the final buzzer en rout to an impressive 87-77 victory over the 4th ranked UBC Thunderbirds.

The Lady Bobcats dropped a 73-48 decision to the 2nd ranked UBC Thunderbirds Friday night at the BU Gymnasium. With the loss, Brandon watched its record fall to 0-13, while the T-Birds improved to 13-1.

The Women on the road to Vancouver.

Four of the premier basketball teams in the country will travel to the Wheat City this weekend to take on the hometown Bobcats. The 8th ranked Brandon men’s team will entertain the 4th ranked UBC Thunderbirds (13-0) on Friday and the 6th ranked Victoria Vikes (12-1) on Saturday, while the Lady ‘Cats play the 2nd ranked T-Birds (12-1) and the 8-5 Vikes.

Saturday’s matches against Trinity Western University saw both the men and women fall short, losing 3 sets to 1.

After a two-week Christmas break, both the Mens and Womens volleyball teams found themselves at home, hosting the Trinity Western Spartans from Langley, BC.

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The event will take place at the Brandon University Gymnasium on January 19, 2007, where the Bobcat volleyball teams play host to the University of Manitoba. The women’s match starts at 6:00 pm while the men’s team play at 8:00 pm.

BRANDON, MB – OTTAWA, ON (CIS) – It was recently announced that Brandon University’s Steve Dzubinski was named to the Canadian Medical Team that will be participating in the 2007 World University Games (FISU) in Bangkok, Thailand (August 8-18, 2007).

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Brandon University Athletics has partnered with Coaching Manitoba and Sport Manitoba to host the 1st annual “Coach Appreciation Night” in Brandon, Manitoba

What would a Brandon Bobcats-Winnipeg Wesmen game be without a thrilling finish, a touch of controversy, and a whole lot of Erfjan Nasajpour.

The University of Winnipeg Lady Wesmen defeated the Brandon University Lady Bobcats 86-55 Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Women's volleyball team is expecting a close Canada West match up

The Lady ‘Cats will host Minot State for an exhibition game tonight, then play a home-and-home set with the Winnipeg Wesmen on Thursday and Saturday.

Fresh off their first road sweep of the Regina Cougars in nearly a decade, the Brandon University Bobcats are now hoping to extract some revenge on the team that ended their 2005-06 season.

Back to back wins in Regina give the Bobcats, including a double overtime victory in game 2, solidifies Brandon's spot in first place in the Great Plains Division. The Bobcats have a 7-1 record and are four games up on Regina and Winnipeg, who both have 3-5 records after Saturday night's games.

The women's volleyball team notches first win against Thompson River Wolf Pack

Bolstered by four players with 10 or more points, the ‘Cats overcame a frenzied finish and slipped past the Alberta Goldenbears 84-82 in front of an emotionally exhausted crowd at the BU Gymnasium.

The 5th ranked Alberta Pandas outscored the Brandon University Lady Bobcats 25-0 in the first quarter, en rout to an 89-24 win Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The ‘Cats rallied from a 9-point 2nd half deficit and pulled out an exhilarating 85-82 victory over the Saskatchewan Huskies on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The 4th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies defeated the Brandon Lady Bobcats 84-34 on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Bobcat Bulletin #2; Athlete of the Week Men and Women’s Basketball Home Opener Women’s / Men’s Volleyball Bobcats Athletics Salute Green Acres School Brandon University Orchestra to Perform at Bobcat Game

Bobcats Athletics Salute Green Acres School

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After starting the season 0-4 the women's team hopes to right the ship at Thompson Rivers in Kamloops

The 0-4 ‘Cats will host the 5th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies on Friday and the 8th ranked Alberta Pandas on Saturday, two teams who are currently tied for first place in the Central division with records of 3-1.

Two of the best teams in the Canada West conference will march into the Wheat City this weekend for a pair of first place showdowns with the Brandon University Bobcats men’s basketball team.

Both the men’s and women’s matches went the distance against the 2nd place Dinos leaving the jam packed gymnasium with a few more grey hairs in the process.

Brandon University introduced the newest recruit to the Bobcat Athletic program yesterday when “Bailey” the bobcat, the new mascot!

Coach Jaime Hickson and the Lady Bobcats were busy “trick or treating” on Halloween evening. However, the Bobcats were not collecting candy but bringing goodwill, best wishes and distributing candy, posters and game passes to patients and visitors at the Brandon Regional Health Centre.

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The Women's volleyball team is excited to finally get to host their home opener. It will be no easy task as they are hosting last years national bronze medalist the Calgary Dino's. On the Men’s side the Bobcats are looking for a strong showing in what will be their only home games before January. After a solid preseason with wins over Regina, Saskatchewan and Calgary the Cats are looking to rebound from their losses to the #2 ranked Alberta Golden Bears 2 weeks ago in Edmonton.

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Panda's take advantage of errors

Bobcats-82 , Montana State University Northern-72

Lady Bobcats start their second season off against University of Alberta this upcoming weekend.

The tournament will be hosted at Brandon University on November 3 & 4. All teams will be guaranteed 5 matches. The entry fee will be $150 (this includes 8 social tickets for Nov. 4) and payable to BU Athletics – Men’s Volleyball. Please identify you preferred start time on Friday – 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, or 7:00pm.

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Bobcats Win 1st Two At Saskatchewan Tournament

Bobcats Win 1st Two At Saskatchewan Tournament

Women's volleyball itching to play for real

The Brandon Bobcats thrilled a jam-packed BU Gymnasium with an electrifying 81-80 overtime victory over the Manitoba Bisons on Saturday night in the finale of the “Super 8 Tournament”.

A 17-0 run late in the first half sparked the ‘Cats as they cruised to a 79-59 victory over the Lakehead Thunderwolves on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats men’s basketball team opened their 2006-07 season in style Thursday night, downing the Lethbridge Pronghorns 88-79 at the BU Gymnasium.

The Bobcats men’s basketball team will host the annual ‘Super 8 Tournament’ this weekend at the BU Gymnasium.

The Action Packed Volleyball Action continued into Saturday

After the first day of high energy Mens' Volleyball, the Bobcats look in good shape to play for the gold.

The CIS preseason officially got underway with the Bobcats squaring off with the University of Manitoba Bison's.

The Lady Bobcats win their first exhibition game by sweeeping the Wesmen

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University of Regina and University of Toronto more of the same.

The Lady Bobcats get their first taste of CIS pre-season action this weekend.

Please find Friday's Schedule here: http://www.brandonu.ca/athletics/highschooltourn06.asp

With the nucleus of a young team returning for the 2006-07 season, the Brandon Bobcats men’s basketball program has their eyes on a division title and the chance to host this year’s Canada West Final Four.

With six returning players and nine freshmen, the 2006-07 Brandon University women’s basketball team is hoping to rebuild their program.

With a year of experience under their belt and a plethora of new talent, the team is determined to improve upon their four wins from the 2005-06 season.

The Brandon Bobcats women’s volleyball team is heading into year two of their building program with hopes of improving upon a solid inaugural season in 2005-06.

The new look of the Lady Bobcats were impressive in there first exhibition match

The new look of the Lady Bobcats were impressive in there first exhibition match

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University Athletics will host its First Annual “Bobcat Madness” event on Thursday, September 25, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. in the BU Gymnasium. The event will feature the unveiling of both the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams for the 2008-2009 season.

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Lady Bobcats announce Academic All Canadians

This years Lady Bobcats have six new players hoping to make a mark on the team.

To help develop and educate athletes with the necessary skills to be successful as a setter. It is open to any male/ female grade 8-12.

To help develop and educate athletes with the necessary skills to be successful as a setter. It is open to any male/ female grade 8-12.

To help develop and educate athletes with the necessary skills to be successful as a setter. It is open to any male/ female grade 8-12.

After two days of tryouts the women's volleyball team has settled on 14 players

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Bobcats Head Coach Barnaby Craddock is pleased to announce the commitment of Jon Thompson, Eric Holm and Johnny Witt as the first members of their 2006 recruiting class.

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The Under 20 Ladies Bobcat volleyball team won the Canadian Nationals on April 30th in Hamilton, Ontario.

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The Tournament is on May 27, 2006 at the Glen Lea Golf and Country Club.

BRANDON, MB – Brandon University Bobcats women’s basketball Head Coach Cheryl Kryluk announced four new recruits today, each of whom have confirmed that they will suit up for the Bobcats in the 2006/2007 season.

May 27at the Glen Lea Golf and Country Club

Athletic Director Rick Nickelchok announced today that, “With regret, Cheryl Kryluk has made a difficult decision to return to her teaching position in the Calgary School Board. After weighing her professional options, Cheryl felt it was in her best interest to pursue her teaching career in Alberta”.

Brandon University Bobcats Men’s Volleyball Coach Russ Paddock announced today that Marius Oros, a 6’9” former Romanian National Team volleyball player, will suit up for the Bobcats during the 2006—07 season.

Men’s Volleyball Coach Russ Paddock announced today that Kevin Miller, currently attending Major Pratt Collegiate in Russell, has committed to attend Brandon University and play for the Bobcat Men’s Volleyball team next season.

At the Brandon University Athletic Awards last evening, Brandonite Kelly DeRoo (Women’s Volleyball) won the Nancy Stanley award and Yul Michel (Men’s Basketball) won the R.J. McCarthy award for being the outstanding Women & Men’s Athletes of the year.

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Volleyball Canada announced that Russ Paddock, BU’s Men’s Volleyball Coach, has been named as the Head Coach for the 2006 Youth National Men’s Volleyball Team.

March 16-19, 2006

Manitoba Basketball Association announced earlier that Brandon Bobcat Head Coach Barnaby Craddock has been given the reins to lead the Manitoba Provincial Juvenile Boys (17 years old & younger) team to the National Championships in Vancouver, BC in August 2006.

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The Canada West Men’s Basketball major award winners were announced on Thursday and Yul Michel of the Brandon Bobcats was selected to the Canada West second team all-star.

Winnipeg's Erfan Nasajpour scored 41 points, dished out 10 assists, and single-handedly led his team to an 86-79 victory over the Brandon University Bobcats in Game 3 of the Great Plains divisional semi-final Sunday afternoon at the BU Gymnasium.

Facing a must-win situation in game 2 of the Great Plains divisional semi-finals, the University of Winnipeg Wesmen delivered an impressive 83-79 victory over the Brandon University Bobcats Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Chad Jacobson scored 23 of his game-high 25 points in the opening 20 minutes as the ‘Cats knocked off the University of Winnipeg Wesmen 83-77 in game 1 of the Great Plains divisional semi-final Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

A trip to Regina will be on the line this weekend when the Brandon University Bobcats and the University of Winnipeg Wesmen renew their heated rivalry at the BU Gymnasium. Game one of the Great Plains divisional semi-final tips off on Friday, February 17 at 7:00 p.m.

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In a game marred by a fight that nearly caused both benches to clear, Nathan Grant hit a running jumper at the buzzer to give the Brandon Bobcats an 81-79 victory over the Winnipeg Wesmen on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats watched their record fall to 0-18 on Friday night with a 83-47 loss to the 6th ranked University of Winnipeg Wesmen.

After struggling all season long to win games on back-to-back days, the Brandon University Bobcats finally pulled off the elusive feat Saturday night, downing the Manitoba Bisons 97-78 at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats dropped a 67-39 decision to the Manitoba Bisons on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The University of Manitoba Bisons defeated the Brandon University Bobcats 63-49 in Canada-West women’s basketball action on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Paced by five players in double figures, the Bobcats knocked off their provincial rivals from the U of M by a score of 95-83 in front of a boisterous and noisy crowd at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats will renew their cross-province rivalry with the Manitoba Bisons this weekend at the BU Gymnasium.

With the play-off picture completely out of sight, the Brandon University Lady Bobcats are embracing the role of spoiler.

One day after being mauled by a smothering Bobcat defense, the Regina Cougars delivered a dominating offensive performance, steamrolling their way to a 97-85 win over the ‘Cats Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The University of Regina Lady Cougars defeated the Brandon University Lady Bobcats 52-35 on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The ‘Cats fell behind early and never fully recovered, dropping a 79-39 decision to the University of Regina Cougars on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Battling the top team in their division and hoping to gain ground in the standings, the ‘Cats knocked off the Regina Cougars 79-66 in Canada-West men’s basketball action on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats are hoping that 20 good minutes against Calgary last weekend will become 40 good minutes against Regina this weekend.

The 2nd place Bobcats are hoping to make up some serious ground in the standings when they host the 1st place Regina Cougars this Friday and Saturday at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats are hoping some recent exhibition success will carry over into the Canada-West conference.

The Brandon University Bobcats will begin the second half of their Canada-West men’s basketball schedule this weekend with a pair of road games against the University of Calgary Dino’s.

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Tryout cost is $20.00 for both try-outs (Fee also applies if only able to attend one tryout) Cash or cheque payable to Brandon University Athletics. Registation will begin prior to the first try-out time.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats are entering the mid-way point of the 2005-06 season the same way they began it - in search of a win.

Despite having a brand new coaching staff and a roster full of young, inexperienced talent, the Brandon University Bobcats are very pleased with what they accomplished during the first half of the 2005-06 season.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats dropped their 8th straight game on Friday night, losing 69-36 to the 5th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies at the BU Gymnasium.

The ‘Cats rattled off an impressive 87-76 win over the 9th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies in Canada-West men’s basketball action on Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The 0-7 ‘Cats dropped an 80-68 decision to the 5th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Saskatchewan Huskies clawed their way to a 93-85 win over a tenacious Brandon University Bobcats squad in Canada-West men’s basketball action Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats will be looking for their first win of the season when they host the 5th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies this weekend at the BU Gymnasium.

Fresh off the heels of a two-game sweep at the hands of the 7-0, 3rd UBC Thunderbirds, the ‘Cats are busy preparing for a weekend set with the 6-0, 9th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies.

In the end, the UBC Thunderbirds were once again too much for the ‘Cats, rolling their way to a 74-40 victory in Canada-West women’s action at the BU Gymnasium.

For the second straight day, the ‘Cats came within inches of an upset, losing 69-67 to the 3rd ranked UBC Thunderbirds in Canada-West men’s basketball action at the BU Gymnasium.

For the week of November 14 - 20, 2005

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats were simply no match for the 3rd ranked UBC Thunderbirds.

The ‘Cats dropped a 96-91 nail-biter to the 3rd ranked UBC Thunderbirds in Canada-West basketball action Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Following a pair of weekend losses to the undefeated Victoria Vikes, the 0-4 ‘Cats now face the daunting task of hosting the 2nd ranked UBC Thunderbirds this Friday and Saturday at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats were 4.5 seconds and one miracle shot away from pulling off a feat that most people in Canada believed was nearly impossible.

The Brandon University Bobcats rallied from a 17-point second half deficit to knock off the Minot State Beavers 88-85 on Tuesday night at the BU Gymnasium.

Despite showing some tremendous signs of progress on the opening weekend of the 2005-06 regular season, the Brandon University Lady Bobcats are still searching for their first win of the year.

The new-look Brandon University Bobcats are about to find out exactly where they stand against some of the best teams in the country.

For the week of November 7 - 13, 2005

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats put forth a valiant effort in their 2005-06 regular season opener on Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium, falling 63-60 to the 7th ranked University of Winnipeg Wesmen.

The Brandon University Bobcats opened up the 2005-06 regular season with a 101-94 win over the Winnipeg Wesmen on Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium.

For the week of October 31- November 6, 2005

The ‘Cats hope to be rolling on all cylinders for a full 40 minutes this Thursday night when they kick-off the 2005-06 regular season against the University of Winnipeg Wesmen at the BU Gymnasium.

First year Brandon University Bobcats head coach Barnaby Craddock and his team of young up-and-comers will open up their 2005-06 regular season this Thursday night when they host Craddock’s former team, the University of Winnipeg Wesmen, at the BU Gymnasium.

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Results, Webcats, Beginning League play and more!

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats believe they are headed in the right direction.

Paced by three players with 20 or more points, the Brandon University Bobcats wrapped up the ‘Super 8 Invitational Tournament’ on Saturday night with a 90-76 win over the Manitoba Bisons at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats will be seeing Kiraan Posey in their nightmares tonight. The Lakehead Thunderwolves star was simply unstoppable on Friday, scorching the ‘Cats for a game-high 44 points in just 29 minutes of action while leading his team to a 91-85 victory in front of a stunned crowd at BU’s ‘Super 8 Invitational Tournament.’

Propelled by a team-high 16 points from Brandon native Chad Jacobson, the Bobcats cruised their way to a 79-51 win over the RMC Paladins on Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium. With the win, the Bobcats wrapped up the first day of competition at their annual ‘Super 8 Invitational Tournament’.

Bobcats Set To Host ‘Super 8 Tournament, Let the new era begin”. Lady Bobcats Are About To Find Out If Practice Makes Progress. Women’s Volleyball Team Wins First CIS Match, Alumni Game Results and Men’s Volleyball Team Showing Progress at Regina Tournament

The Brandon University Bobcats will host the annual ‘Super 8 Men’s Basketball Tournament’ this weekend at the BU Gymnasium, and in the process, they will officially begin their 2005-06 season.

The ‘Cats will hit the court for their first real competition of the 2005-06 campaign this weekend at the annual University of Manitoba Tournament in Winnipeg.

Bobcat Basketball Greats Returning to Brandon!

Canad Inn Bobcat Men's Volleyball Tournament

BRANDON, MB - Rick Nickelchok, Director of Athletics at Brandon University is pleased to announce the hiring of Barnaby Craddock as the new Head Coach of the Bobcats Men's Basketball program. The appointment is effective July 1, 2005.

BRANDON, MB – Men’s Volleyball Coach Russ Paddock is pleased to announce today that another five student athletes will join the new Volleycats come September. Three of the five are local Brandon / Westman developed; Middles Joel Small from Brandon (Providence College / Crocus Plains) and Barry Janz from Souris (Lakeland College / Souris HS), and left side Riley Phillips from Elton. Also committed to Brandon University in the fall are Winnipegger Neil Shaw (left side) and Saskatooner Mackenzie Desautels (libero).

BRANDON, MB - The Brandon University Women’s Volleyball Team is also pleased to announce the commitment of two strong local athletes; Emmy McGuinness and Krista Ready.

BRANDON, MB - Head Coach Lee Carter did not have to look far for the two excellent recruits; Erin Henning and Krystle Bush. Both players are from Grand Prairie, Alberta, they were members of Carters Bronze Medal CCAA National Championship team and they both are heading to Brandon University this fall.

Position Vacancy - Men's Basketball Tenure Track Position

Women’s Volleyball Coach Lee Carter announced today that Jennifer Restall, a graduate from Westwood HS in Winnipeg, has committed to attend Brandon University and play for Bobcats Women’s volleyball team for it's inaugural season. After her recent visit to the University, in which she toured the campus with her parents and met with President Dr. Louis Visentin, Jennifer was very impressed with the school and the people that she met within both the academic and athletic circles.

On Wednesday, March 2, 2005, nine Bobcat student athletes from both the Basketball and Volleyball programs participated in the Meadows School “I Love to Read Week”.

For the second year in a row, and the 19th time in the past 20 seasons, the Brandon University Bobcats will be making a trip to the CIS National Championships in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The Brandon University Bobcats will be looking to make their second straight trip the CIS National Championships when they compete at this weekend’s Canada-West Final 4 in Edmonton.

The Brandon Bobcats will be going to next weekend’s Canada-West Final 4 in Edmonton as the conference wildcard, following an embarrassing 95-77 loss to the Cougars in game three of the Great Plains divisional final Sunday afternoon at the BU Gymnasium.

For the second year in a row, the Brandon Bobcats and Regina Cougars are going to game 3.

The Regina Cougars take game 1 of the Great Plains divisional final...

For the third straight year, it’s going to be a Cougar-Bobcat showdown in the Great Plains divisional final.

The Canada West office is pleased to announce its Women's Basketball All-Stars for the 2004-05 season. The All-Star selections are divided into two teams followed by award winners.

Ranked number 1 in the country and winners of 13 straight games, the Brandon University Bobcats are three more victories away from a trip to Halifax.

The Brandon Bobcats men's basketball team closed its Canada West university regular season with an 88-79 loss to the Lethbridge Pronghorns Saturday.

The Brandon Bobcats men's basketball team has sewn up top spot in the Canada West conference after a 71-67 win over the Calgary Dinos Friday night. The Bobcats handed the Dinos their first home loss of the university season and in so doing ensured that should they make the conference final four, they will go in as the No.1 seed.

The Brandon Bobcats men's team clinched first place in its division by beating the Manitoba Bisons 92-82 in a Canada West conference university basketball game on Saturday.

After a crushing 60-point loss to Manitoba on Friday, the Brandon Bobcats women's basketball team played stronger on Saturday night but still lost 86-59 to the Bisons.

A 28-point victory by the Brandon Bobcats men's basketball team may have looked good on the scoreboard but did little to impress BU coach Les Berry.

Diana Gray scored 24 points as the Manitoba Bisons beat the Brandon Bobcats women's basketball team 100-40 Friday for BU's worst loss of the Canada West university season.

BRANDON, MB – The Brandon University Bobcats improved to their record to 12-4 on Sunday afternoon, downing the Alberta Golden Bears 77-76 at the BU Gymnasium. Well, at least for now.

The Alberta Pandas knocked off the Brandon Lady Bobcats 76-48 Sunday afternoon at the BU Gymnasium. A six point Panda lead at the half was narrowed down to four early in the second frame, but from there it was all Alberta.

The Brandon University Bobcats are beginning to wish that all of their games could be played on Friday. The ‘Cats knocked off the 7th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies 85-67 on Friday night, and in the process, improved their first place Canada-West record to 11-4.

BRANDON, MB – The Brandon University Lady Bobcats are now 0-15 following an 86-37 loss to the 5th ranked Saskatchewan Huskies on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The battle for first place in the Great Plains division isn’t over just yet. The Regina Cougars knocked off the 10th ranked Brandon Bobcats 86-78 on Saturday night in front of a stunned crowd at the BU Gymnasium.

For 15 minutes, the Brandon University Lady Bobcats looked like a pretty good basketball team. For the next 25, it was same old, same old.

When things start to work for the Brandon University Bobcats, they really start to work. The 10th ranked Bobcats could do no wrong on Friday night as they cruised their way past the Regina Cougars by a score of 87-69 at the BU Gymnasium.

The 8th ranked Regina Cougars downed the Brandon University Lady Bobcats 79-45 on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

A battle for first place in the Great Plains division will take place this weekend in Brandon. The 10th ranked Bobcats will play two of their biggest games of the season this Friday and Saturday when they entertain the Regina Cougars at the BU Gymnasium. Brandon currently sits atop the Great Plains divisional standings with a record of 9-3, while the Cougars hold a mark of 7-5. The teams have split their regular season series to this point, with each school winning one game.

The 0-12 Brandon University Lady Bobcats will play host to the 7-5 Regina Cougars this weekend at the BU Gymnasium. The Bobcats are still in search of their first victory of the season, and while they have clearly made some positive strides in the past few weeks, earning a win versus Regina won’t exactly be easy.

BRANDON, MB – It wasn’t pretty, but a win is a win. The 9th ranked Brandon Bobcats knocked off the Winnipeg Wesmen by a score of 74-70 on Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium, improving their record to regular season record to 9-2 while remaining undefeated at home.

BRANDON, MB – The 2nd ranked University of Winnipeg Lady Wesmen defeated Brandon University Lady Bobcats by a score of 81-49 on Thursday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The Brandon University Bobcats have started off 2005 with a bang.

The 10th ranked Manitoba Bisons downed the Brandon Lady Bobcats 87-36 Saturday night at the BU Gymnasium.

The 10th ranked Bobcats steamrolled their way to another dominating victory on Saturday night, cruising past the Manitoba Bisons 81-63 at the BU Gymnasium.

The wins just keep piling up for the Brandon University Bobcats.

The Bobcats saw their conference record drop to 0-7 on Friday night with a disappointing 87-56 loss to the 10th ranked University of Manitoba Bisons at the BU Gymnasium.

The 10th ranked Brandon University Bobcats, winners of 5 straight games, will entertain their provincial rivals from the University of Manitoba on Friday and Saturday at the BU Gymnasium.

The 2nd ranked team in Canada was simply too much for the Brandon University Lady Bobcats.

Two days after his worst performance of the year, Dido Bunema delivered his best.

The Brandon University Bobcats men’s volleyball team settled for second place at the Central Plains Athletic Conference championship tournament this past weekend in Winnipeg.

CIS, here they come.

Another game, another slow start, another comeback win for the Brandon University Bobcats.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats and Trinity Western Spartans both entered Sunday’s game at the BU Gymnasium in search of their first win of the season.

O’Neil Gordon started quietly, but finished with a bang.

The Simon Fraser Lady Clan downed the BU Lady Bobcats 100-45 on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

After a month on the road, the Brandon University Bobcats are finally home.

After an impressive pre-season, the Brandon University Bobcats are ready to finally start playing some games that matter.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats will open up their regular season schedule this weekend in Regina.

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Make it five wins in a row for the Brandon University Bobcats.

You couldn't have scripted a better start to the season for the Brandon University Bobcats.

The Brandon Bobcats and Regina Cougars will meet numerous times throughout the 2004-05 CIS basketball season, and on Friday night, the 'Cats drew first blood.

They may have lost the game, but the Brandon University Bobcats could not have asked for a better way to start their season.

A 17-0 run late in the first half sparked the ‘Cats as they cruised to a 79-59 victory over the Lakehead Thunderwolves on Friday night at the BU Gymnasium.

After several weeks of practice and preparation, the Brandon University Bobcats are finally ready for some real competition.

They started slow, then finished a bit stronger, but in the end, it was simply not enough for the Brandon University Lady Bobcats.

The Brandon University Lady Bobcats will kick off their exhibition season this Thursday night when they play host to the Lakehead Thunderwolves.

For the second year in a row, the Brandon Bobcats and Regina Cougars are going to game 3.

A trip to Regina will be on the line this weekend when the Brandon University Bobcats and the University of Winnipeg Wesmen renew their heated rivalry at the BU Gymnasium.

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