Thunderwolves Undefeated at BOB FM Shootout

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Lakehead Thunderwolves Men bounce back against Wilfred Laurier this weekend.
Lakehead Thunderwolves Basketball

Winnipeg, MB – The Lakehead University Thunderwolves completed play at the BOB FM Shootout with a perfect record after posting a decisive 82-62 victory over the UNBC Timberwolves Sunday morning in Winnipeg.

Lakehead opened play on Friday with a narrow 64-63 victory over Winnipeg and won their second game of the weekend on Saturday beating Manitoba 76-56.

In this mornings game against UNBC, the Thunderwolves were up 41-25 at the half and continued to lead 67-40 after 3 quarters.

Nikki Ylagan had 16 points going 4-7 from the three as well as Bridget O’Reilly had 17 points, 6 rebounds. Jerika Baldin also had an impressive game with 10 points, 7 assists and 0 turnovers.

Leashja Grant led the Thunderwolves with a game-high 25 points, 19 rebounds. Grant was named the Tournament MVP for her efforts and Bridget O’Reilly was named a Tournament All-Star.

“Proud of this group that has battled through some tough adversity to come out on top as BOB FM tourney champs. We are a tight group that plays hard but it was nice to see some outside shots fall this weekend.” – Coach Jon Kreiner

Final Standings – Lakehead 3-0, Winnipeg 2-1, UNBC 1-2, Manitoba 0-3
Tournament MVP – Leashja Grant (Lakehead)
Tournament All-Star Team – Antoinette Miller (Winnipeg), Bridget O’Reilly (Lakehead), Vasiliki Louka (UNBC), Nicole Konieczny (Manitoba)

The Thunderwolves next set of games is this upcoming weekend, October 13 and 14, at home against Algoma

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