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SARNIA, Ont. -- We'll get right to the point. We're looking to expand our team at Four Quarters Media. As we enter a 2020-21 season that's still in the air with the uncertainty surrounding the global COVID-19 pandemic, things are going to look a little bit different. While things are constantly in a state of flux…
NORTH BAY, Ont. -- The Nipissing Lakers men's basketball team has received a big boost when it comes to the team's offensive potential for the 2020-21 season. Head Coach Thomas Cory and the Lakers are proud and excited to announce the addition of small forward Nick Gehlen, a transfer who is making his way to…
Continue reading ➞ Nipissing Lakers Add Algoma Transfer Nick Gehlen
WINDSOR, Ont. -- The St. Clair Saints are hoping that history doesn't repeat itself. In 2019-20, the Saints ended a lengthy playoff drought when they secured their spot at the 2020 OCAA Men's Basketball Championship, hosted by the Lambton College Lions. Prior to that, the Saints went 13 years without a trip to the tournament. While they…
Continue reading ➞ St. Clair Saints Add Transfer Guard Tyvell Peters to 2020-21 Roster
WATERLOO, Ont. -- Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball head coach Paul Falco has added four student-athletes to his roster, finalizing his recruiting class for the upcoming season. Joining the Golden Hawks for 2020-21 are guard Dylan Mazzuchin of Sudbury, Ont., wing Maddy White of Bolton, Ont., guard Miranda Campbell of Etobicoke, Ont., and guard Cassidy…
Continue reading ➞ Laurier Golden Hawks Add Four to 2020-21 Roster
CANADA -- From the grassroots level to the International stage, Women's Basketball is on the rise in Canada. At the university and college levels, the growth is especially true. Each and every season, the level of parity in all leagues continues to grow. The talent level is always changing for the better, and more and…
Continue reading ➞ First Annual SpeakHER Series to Spotlight Women’s Basketball in Canada
SARNIA – June 1st, 2020 marks the start of a new chapter. For close to two years, I’ve worked towards covering both Men’s and Women’s Basketball at both the U Sports and CCAA levels to the best of my abilities. There have been some success stories with the coverage, like the social media Player of…
Continue reading ➞ College Court Report Canada Rebrands to Four Quarters Media
From the Saskatchewan Huskies SASKATOON, Sask. – It was a big week for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies men's basketball as head coach Barry Rawlyk welcomed three new recruits to the program. All have taken different paths to end up in Saskatoon. There is a Junior College transfer from California, a Saskatoon local with incredibly deep…
Continue reading ➞ Saskatchewan Huskies Add Three Impact Players to 2020-21 Roster
KINGSTON, Ont. -- Following a national search, the Queen's Gaels are excited to announce Claire Meadows as their new Women’s Basketball Head Coach starting April 2021. In the interim, we are pleased to announce that former Head Coach Dave Wilson will lead the team for the 2020-21 season and into the 2021 national championships, which…
Continue reading ➞ Queen’s Gaels Name Alum Claire Meadows as Women’s Basketball Head Coach
ABBOTSFORD, B.C. -- The Fraser Valley Cascades have hired their next Men's Basketball Head Coach. You may be familiar with the name: Joe Enevoldson. On Monday afternoon, the University of the Fraser Valley athletic department announced the hiring of Enevoldson, just over two months since the position became vacant. Back on February 28th, the Cascades and Adam…
Continue reading ➞ Fraser Valley Cascades Name Joe Enevoldson New Men’s Basketball Head Coach
ANCASTER, Ont. -- On the heels of another fourth-place finish in the OCAA, the Redeemer Royals have started to assemble their roster for the 2020-21 campaign. The Royals finished fourth at the 2020 OCAA Men's Basketball Championship back at the beginning of March, dropping the Bronze Medal game to the Seneca Sting, 97-81. The loss ended the…
Continue reading ➞ Redeemer Adds Saskatchewan Product Josh Carbonel
