The Niagara College Department of Athletics & Recreation celebrated another tremendous season of athletic excellence on Friday night at the Riverstone Event Centre in Welland, as they held their 47th Annual Athletic Awards Banquet. The event marks the official culmination of the 2015-16 intercollegiate season.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program ended their season on a high note, winning the OCAA consolation final. The Knights defeated the St. Clair Saints 69-59 to finish the year on a positive note.
Day two saved all the theatrics for the final buzzer. The Mohawk Mountaineers used a second half comeback, and a late free throw, to eclipse the Algonquin Thunder 88-87 to advance to the OCAA championship for the second consecutive year. The Mountaineers victory sets up a championship rematch from last season, where the Mohawks fell 61-41 to the Humber Hawks.
The Algonquin Thunder took an early lead and hung on for a 70-56 victory over the hometown Niagara Knights to advance to the OCAA semi-final on Thursday night. The Thunder will now play the winner of the quarter-final between the Mohawk Mountaineers and Lambton Lions.
Courtney McPherson (Welland) of the Niagara Knights women’s basketball program has been named an OCAA first-team all-star. The second-year forward was simply dominant for the Knights this year from start to finish.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (8-10, 6th OCAA West) closed out the regular season with a loss to the undefeated Humber Hawks (18-0, 1st OCAA West).
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball team (8-9, 5th OCAA West) dropped a pair of weekend games on the road against the St. Clair Saints (11-5, 4th OCAA West) and Lambton Lions (7-9, 7th OCAA West).
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (8-7, 5th OCAA West) will be looking to generate some much needed momentum as they visit the Lambton Lions (6-8, 6th OCAA West) and St. Clair Saints (10-4, 4th OCAA West) this weekend.
It was not the game the Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (8-7, 5th OCAA West) had envisioned when they travelled to London on Thursday night.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (8-6, 5th OCAA West) will hit the road Thursday night to take on the Fanshawe Falcons (10-4, 3rd OCAA West).
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (8-6, 5th OCAA West) cruised to a pair of victories over the Sault Cougars (3-10, 8th OCAA West) in a weekend doubleheader.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (6-6, 5th OCAA West) will welcome the Sault Cougars (3-8, 8th OCAA West) on January 30th and 31st for a weekend doubleheader.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (6-5, 5th OCAA West) earned their second straight victory on Saturday afternoon with a 72-36 win over the Sheridan Bruins (2-9, 8th OCAA West).
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (5-5, 5th OCAA West) is seeking their second straight victory as the Sheridan Bruins (2-8, 8th OCAA West) visit the Welland Campus Athletic Centre on Saturday afternoon.
ANCASTER, ON – The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (5-5, 5th OCAA West) jumped out to an early lead and never looked back, defeating the Redeemer Royals (4-6, 6th OCAA West) 94-51 on Friday night.
The OCAA No. 9 ranked Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (4-5, 5th OCAA West) hits the road on Friday night to take on the Redeemer Royals (4-5, 5th OCAA West) in Ancaster to open the second half of the regular season.
The Niagara Knights women’s basketball program (4-5, 5th OCAA West) kicked off the New Year with a pair of exhibition games on January 2nd & 3rd against OCAA east division opponents at Humber College in Toronto.