Basketball Manitoba

SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 30, 2026

2026-10-31T00:39:01.940-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Winnipeg 93, Manitoba 67

WOMEN

Manitoba 83, Winnipeg 70

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

MEN

Preseason
Mayville State 125, Providence University College 41 [Sunday]
Mayville State 136, Providence University College 66 [Saturday]
Dakota College at Bottineau 125, Canadian Mennonite University 59 [Saturday]

WOMEN

Preseason
Dakota College at Bottineau 58, Canadian Mennonite University 53 [Saturday]
Dakota College at Bottineau 75, Canadian Mennonite University 37 [Friday, Oct. 23]

More at mcacathletics.ca

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Canada Basketball Hosting November 2026 NCCP Train to Compete Strategies Coaching Series

2026-10-30T15:08:47.827-05:00

Basketball Manitoba is sharing an upcoming National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) professional development opportunity offered through Canada Basketball.

The Train to Compete Strategies workshop is a five-session course designed for basketball coaches working with athletes in the later stages of club or high school competition, including those preparing for post-secondary basketball opportunities.

Participants must attend all five sessions to complete the course.

Workshop Schedule (times in the below image)

Monday, November 9
Tuesday, November 10
Wednesday, November 11
Thursday, November 12
Saturday, November 21

Coaches interested in participating can obtain registration information through Canada Basketball and its coaching education channels.

Basketball Manitoba Turns 50 on October 29

2026-10-29T11:47:12.738-05:00

Basketball Manitoba turns the big 5-0 on October 29, 2026! The provincial governing body responsible for developing and promoting basketball in the province was incorporated on October 29, 1976.

As part of this milestone in our sport, Basketball Manitoba in collaboration with Joey Slattery, released a “Top 50 Impact Moments” feature which identified 50 moments that have helped define these past 5 decades in Manitoba basketball. See that feature here… (WATCH VIDEO)

Basketball Manitoba was incorporated on October 29, 1976, and is responsible for the promotion and development of basketball in Manitoba and our members include:

Winnipeg Sea Bears
USPORTS (CIS) - Manitoba Schools
Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC)
Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (WMBA)
Winnipeg Basketball League - Men's & Women's (WBL)
Peg City Basketball League (PCBL)
Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials (MABO)
Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame & Museum (MBHOFM)
Westman Youth Basketball Association (WYBA)
Prairie Basketball League (PBL)
Swan Valley Basketball Association
Winkler Minor Basketball Association
Metro Basketball League
Jr NBA Youth Basketball (JNYB)
Registered Club teams
Different special events held throughout the year

Players, coaches and referees are registered through their respective associations. In addition, provincial team athletes and all players and coaches participate in provincial championships.

Over 15,000 players, coaches and referees are registered through their respective associations or directly through programs such as the Manitoba Provincial Team, Junior Academy, Targeted Athlete Program / Strategy, Club Championships, Junior High Basketball Championships, Manitoba Games and the High School 3x3, among others, with Basketball Manitoba.

Even though Basketball Manitoba, as we know it today, is 50 years old, it is very important to note that, through the efforts of many people in our past, the organization and administration of basketball in our province started as early as 1900, if not earlier. We are indebted to those who built the foundation for what exists today.

More information on Basketball Manitoba can be found by CLICKING HERE.

Applications Open for Team Manitoba Basketball Coaches/Managers for 2028 NAIG; Male and Female 16U and 19U Teams Planned — Apply by Dec 11

2026-10-28T19:25:23.030-05:00

The Manitoba Aboriginal Sports & Recreation Council (MASRC) is accepting applications for volunteer coaches and team managers for Team Manitoba at the 2028 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG). Basketball will be offered in the 16U and 19U age categories, with male and female teams in each division.

The basketball portion of the Games are scheduled for July 9–15, 2028, in Winnipeg, Manitoba and surrounding communities. Applications are open for sports on the Games program, including basketball. All coach and team manager positions are volunteer and unpaid.

The application deadline is Friday, December 11, 2026, at 11:55 p.m. Applications will not be reviewed until after the deadline.

APPLY ONLINE — TEAM MANITOBA COACH & TEAM MANAGER APPLICATION

Team Manitoba and Coaching Staff

MASRC is the recognized Provincial/Territorial Aboriginal Sport Body responsible for overseeing Team Manitoba. The application information anticipates a delegation of approximately 420 athletes, along with 80 coaches, team managers and Mission Staff.

Each team's coaching staff will consist of a Head Coach, Assistant Coach and Team Manager. Working with MASRC staff and the respective Mission Staff, team personnel will support athlete selection, training, supervision, chaperoning and guidance. Staff must follow the policies, rules, regulations and guidelines established by MASRC, the NAIG Council and the 2028 NAIG Host Society.

Head Coach Responsibilities

Before the Games: Lead athlete identification camps and qualifying events; provide training and monitor athletes from selection through competition; and, where needed, organize and lead additional practices beyond the two required practice weekends.
At the Games: Lead the team and share athlete supervision with the Assistant Coach and Team Manager. Duties may include perimeter and bed checks at curfew.
After the Games: Submit a written evaluation of coaching-related team operations and the overall event, with input from the Assistant Coach.

Assistant Coach Responsibilities

Before the Games: Assist with identification camps, qualifying events, athlete training and monitoring, and any additional practices beyond the two required practice weekends.
At the Games: Assist the Head Coach and share athlete supervision with the Head Coach and Team Manager. Duties may include perimeter and bed checks at curfew.
After the Games: Assist the Head Coach with the written evaluation of coaching-related team operations and the overall event.

Team Manager Responsibilities

Before the Games: Assist with identification camps, qualifying events, registration, athlete training and monitoring, and additional practices as needed. Collect team documents and clothing sizes, complete basic administrative tasks, and assist the Mission Staff/Sport Manager with team-related work.
At the Games: Assist the coaches; share responsibility for athlete supervision and chaperoning on a 24-hour basis; conduct perimeter and bed checks at curfew; and communicate daily with the Mission Staff/Sport Manager.
After the Games: Assist with a written evaluation of team operations related to the Team Manager role and the overall event.

All three positions require attendance at the staging event and other mandatory Team Manitoba events, along with other duties as assigned.

Application Requirements

Applicants should prepare a coaching résumé in Word or PDF format and their National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) number, available through The Locker.

The application form also asks applicants to have the following documentation ready, where completed or applicable:

Documentation of Indigenous status.
Making Ethical Decisions certificate.
Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders certificate.
Safe Sport certificate.
Aboriginal Coaching Module certificate.

Certificate files should be provided in JPEG or PDF format. Coaching records and course information can be accessed through The Locker. Respect in Sport for Activity Leaders information is available through Sport Manitoba's Respect in Sport platform.

Selection and Screening

Preference will be given to Indigenous coaches (First Nations, Métis and Inuit). Applicants seeking to coach or manage a team on which their child, grandchild or sibling is eligible to compete must provide a Conflict of Interest Statement. Coaches selected for the Games will be required to complete criminal record and child abuse checks.

Applicants should review the complete position descriptions and documentation instructions in the online application form. MASRC's coach information page provides updates as coaching requirements are finalized.

Apply by Friday, December 11, 2026, at 11:55 p.m.:
https://activitymessenger.com/p/jSJKtHC

For inquiries, contact Ashley Hoitink at MASRC at ashley.hoitink@masrc.com or 204-925-5737.

REMINDER: Canada Basketball Hosting Age Group National Team ID Camp in Wpg for Females Born 2008 to 2012

2026-10-28T19:25:10.777-05:00

UPDATE: Please note that the girls’ U16 and U19 National Team ID Camp sessions are now scheduled for Saturday, November 21 and Sunday, November 22.

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce Mike MacKay, Director, Technical Development for Canada Basketball, will be in Winnipeg to host the female ID sessions. Mike Meeks, Manager of Youth Player Development for Canada Basketball, will host the male sessions. Canada Basketball will evaluate Manitoba male and female talent for potential invitations to the U16 and U19 National Team training camps.

Athletes are to attend the Saturday session. Decisions will be made after Saturday's session, and selected athletes will be invited to Sunday's session.

U16 TEAM (ATHLETES BORN IN 2011 & 2012) - will compete in the 2027 FIBA Americas Qualifying Tournament for a berth in the 2028 U17 WORLD CUP

U19 TEAM (ATHLETES BORN IN 2008, 2009, & 2010) - will compete in the 2027 U19 WORLD CUPS in Pardubice, Czech Republic for the men's cup and Chengdu, China for the women's cup

ID CAMP SCHEDULE

Girls ID Camp

Girls U16 & U19 ID Sessions -Saturday, November 21 from 9:00 am to 11:00 am (OPEN)

Girls U16 & U19 ID Sessions - Sunday, November 22 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm (INVITE ONLY)

Boys ID Camp

Boys U16 & U19 ID Sessions - Saturday, September 19 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm (all 3 Courts)

Boys U16 & U19 ID Sessions - Sunday, September 20 10:00 am to 12:00 pm (all 3 Courts)

CAMP LOCATION

Sport Manitoba Courts (aka Sport for Life Centre) at 145 Pacific Ave.

CAMP REGISTRATION FEE

$20 per player is due online at the point of registration.

To register, please complete the registration form found by CLICKING HERE or completing the form found below...

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REMINDER: Wheelchair Basketball School Program Opportunity with Basketball Manitoba; "Get The Ball Rolling"

2026-10-28T16:35:33.532-05:00

Basketball Manitoba is pleased to announce its Wheelchair Basketball Schools Program for the 2026-27 school year, following the integration of Basketball Manitoba and Wheelchair Basketball operations.

The program is a school-based experience designed to raise awareness, build understanding, and generate excitement for wheelchair basketball across Manitoba. The program provides students with a meaningful, hands-on introduction to the sport while reinforcing inclusion, teamwork, coordination, and sportsmanship.

Participating schools host a wheelchair basketball experience delivered during regular physical education classes or designated lunch periods. Basketball Manitoba supplies and delivers all required equipment, including sport wheelchairs, ensuring the program is fully accessible and delivered to a high standard with minimal logistical burden on schools.

The program is supported and launched by Joey Johnson, who plays a key role in introducing the sport to students and staff.

About Joey Johnson

Joey Johnson (pictured above, centre) is one of the most accomplished wheelchair basketball athletes in the world and a proud Manitoba product. A graduate of Lorette Collegiate, Joey was diagnosed at age eight with a degenerative hip disease that prevented him from participating in able-bodied sports. That challenge opened the door to wheelchair basketball, where he went on to build an elite international career.

Joey attended the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater, earning All-American honours and leading his team to three National Championships in the late 1990s. Internationally, he represented Canada at five Paralympic Games, winning Gold Medals in 2000, 2004, and 2012, along with a Silver Medal in 2008. He also captured Gold at the 2006 World Championships and the 1997 Junior World Championships.

At the provincial level, Joey represented Manitoba at the club and provincial team levels for 19 consecutive years. Professionally, he competed in Australia and across Europe, winning numerous international titles and serving as both a player and player-coach.

In recognition of his impact on the sport, Joey has been inducted into the Manitoba Basketball Hall of Fame (2013), the Manitoba Sports Hall of Fame (2016), and the Canada Basketball Hall of Fame (2023). He continues to be a powerful role model and advocate for inclusive sport and athlete development. Learn more about Joey on the Basketball Manitoiba Podcast...

Program Logistics and Pricing

Program length options:

Single-day delivery
Full five-day school week

Cost: Includes delivery and use of all sport wheelchairs

1 day: $300 per day - $300 total
2 days: $250 per day - $500 total
3 days: $200 per day - $600 total
4 days: $150 per day - $600 total
5 or more days: $100 per day

Optional Basketball Manitoba coach instruction: $50 per hour
Bookings outside Winnipeg: $0.50 per kilometre for travel beyond the Perimeter Highway

Equipment:

All sport wheelchairs are provided by Basketball Manitoba
Basketballs and basic court equipment included

Scheduling:

Delivered during Phys Ed classes and/or lunch periods
Flexible scheduling to align with school timetables
This opportunity is available throughout the school year
Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Space requirements:

Standard school gymnasium
No permanent modifications required

Supervision:

Basketball Manitoba staff lead instruction (optional)
Teachers remain present for class supervision

Video overview

An introductory video is embedded with this program page and provides an overview of wheelchair basketball and how the program operates in schools. The video explains:

How wheelchair basketball compares to stand-up basketball
Key differences between sport wheelchairs and everyday wheelchairs
Why wheel camber, stability wheels, and chair design matter
How the sport emphasizes agility, speed, balance, and teamwork
What students can expect during a typical school session

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

1. Do students need any prior basketball experience?

No. The program is designed for all skill levels and focuses on participation, learning, and fun.

2. Do students need to have a disability to participate?

No. The program is inclusive and designed for all students.

3. How many students can participate at one time?

Class sizes are flexible and can be adapted to standard Phys Ed class numbers.

4. Is the program safe for students?

Yes. Activities are age-appropriate and delivered using sport-specific wheelchairs designed for stability and safety.

5. What does the school need to provide?

A gym space and regular class supervision. All equipment is supplied by Basketball Manitoba.

6. Is the program curriculum-friendly?

Yes. It aligns well with Physical Education outcomes related to movement skills, teamwork, and inclusion.

7. How long is each session?

Session length is flexible and typically aligns with standard class or lunch periods.

8. Is there a minimum or maximum booking requirement?

Schools may book the program for one or more days. Reduced daily rates are available for multi-day bookings, with the lowest daily rate applying to bookings of five days or longer.

9. Can this program support school inclusion or accessibility initiatives?

Yes, the program is a strong fit for inclusion, accessibility, and diversity-focused programming.

For bookings, questions, or scheduling, please contact:

Joey Johnson

joey@basketballmanitoba.ca

204-925-5775 ext 4

REMINDER: Canada Basketball Launches Free Parent/Guardian eLearning Module to Support Youth Athlete Development

2026-10-28T10:28:18.491-05:00

Basketball Manitoba is sharing a new national resource from Canada Basketball designed to strengthen the role of parents and guardians in youth basketball. The newly released eLearning module, “A Parent/Guardian’s Role in Youth Basketball,” is now available through Game Plan and The Locker in both English and French.

The interactive module is primarily aimed at parents and guardians but is also a valuable tool for coaches, clubs, officials, and anyone involved in the development of young athletes. The content focuses on practical, real-world scenarios and guided learning to help create positive, safe, and meaningful sport experiences.

Key learning areas include:

Supporting long-term athlete development
Promoting performance safety and overall well-being
Understanding how to effectively support athletes on game day
Encouraging stewardship, enjoyment, and a positive sport environment

The course emphasizes that everyone involved in the game plays a role in shaping the experience for young athletes and contributing to the long-term health of basketball in Canada.

The module is free, self-paced, and accessible at any time. Participants can immediately apply what they learn through built-in reflection tools and action planning resources.

Basketball Manitoba encourages all member clubs, coaches, and organizations to share this resource directly with parents and guardians within their programs to help reinforce a consistent, positive approach to youth sport.

For suggested distribution messaging and email content, please refer to the attached resource.

Steps to access the free eLearning module:

Visit the Canada Basketball Game Plan website
Login or Register with the site for free
Open the "A Parent/Guardian's Role in Youth Basketball" module
Click "Register" at the bottom right to begin the course

To access the module, visit the Canada Basketball Game Plan today and take a step toward building a better basketball experience for every child.

Zaagi’idiwin Sport Performance Offering Free Basketball Skills Development Camp for Indigenous Youth Ages 12–17 in Winnipeg Ahead of 2028 NAIG

2026-10-27T22:51:34.423-05:00

Zaagi’idiwin Sport Performance is hosting free Sunday basketball skills development sessions for Indigenous youth ages 12 to 17 at Sergeant Tommy Prince Place in Winnipeg, with opportunities for athletes interested in preparing for the 2028 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG).

Open to boys and girls of all skill levels, the sessions focus on ball handling, shooting, passing, defence, teamwork and five-on-five play. Coaches bring experience playing and coaching basketball at university and college levels.

The camp operates on a free drop-in basis, so participants can attend individual or multiple sessions.

Camp Details

Dates: Sundays, November 1, 8, 15 and 29, and December 13, 2026
Time: 9:00–11:00 a.m.
Location: Sergeant Tommy Prince Place, 90 Sinclair Street, Winnipeg
Ages: 12–17 years
Cost: Free
Format: Drop-in

The program is supported by the North End Community Renewal Corporation (NECRC).

For further information, contact zaagiidiwin@outlook.com or message Zaagi’idiwin Sport Performance through its social media channels.

REMINDER: 2027 Manitoba 17U, 15U and 14U Provincial Team Coach Applications; Deadline Nov 20

2026-10-27T17:05:28.564-05:00

Basketball Manitoba has announced that it is now accepting applications for the 2027 Manitoba Provincial Team Program for the 17U, 15U, and 14U male and female age group coaching positions.

The deadline for all coaching applications is Friday, November 20, 2026, at 5:00 pm.

Basketball Manitoba Provincial Team Program

Basketball Manitoba operates provincial teams annually, providing elite athletes a unique opportunity to develop skills through high-quality summer training and a challenging competition schedule. Coaches can either apply as a 'team' or individually.

Applications for the 17U, 15U, and 14U teams are for a one-year commitment (summer 2027). Successful candidates will serve as coaching staff for the 2027 Canada Basketball National Championships, scheduled for Quebec (male) and Saskatchewan (female) in early August 2027.

We seek skilled and passionate people to apply as a team of designated coaches or individuals for positions involving…

17U Female Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2010 or later)

17U Male Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2010 or later)

15U Female Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2012 or later)

15U Male Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2012 or later)

14U Female Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2013 or later)

14U Male Provincial Team (1-year appointment)

Head Coach and Assistant Coach (players born in 2013 or later)

PROVINCIAL TEAM MODEL FOR 2027:

Program Overview

All tryouts for the 14U, 15U & 17U programs will be held in spring 2027. A pre-tryout identification camp for rural athletes will be held in Brandon, with another possible location to be determined in the spring.
The program will select up to 15 players per age group (12 roster players and 3 practice players). Team training will run from June until the National Championships in early August.
The program will compete in various training and exhibition games leading to the National Championships.
A 12-person roster and the coaching staff will represent Manitoba at the 15U and 17U National Championships in Quebec (male) and Saskatchewan (female).
The 14U program will train and compete in a variety of events, with details announced before this spring's tryouts.

Coaching Criteria—As set by Canada Basketball, successful candidates will have the opportunity and support of Basketball Manitoba to complete their coaching courses and certification.

17U and 15U Male and Female Teams

Head Coach = NCCP Train to Compete Certified by year 3 of their involvement in the program (must be "in-training" in year 1, "trained" by year 2 and "certified" by year 3) AND a minimum of 5 years of experience as a basketball head coach or equivalent experience.
Assistant Coach = NCCP Train to Compete Certified by year 3 of their involvement in the program (must be "in-training" in year 1, "trained" by year 2 and "certified" by year 3) AND a minimum of 5 years of experience as a basketball head coach or equivalent experience. AND a minimum of 3 years of experience as a basketball head or assistant coach or equivalent experience.

14U Male and Female Teams

Head Coach = Complete one NCCP Train to Compete course by this coming summer.
Assistant Coach = Complete one NCCP Train to Compete course by this coming summer.

For certification details, view the "Competition Development area" on the Canada Basketball website for what this entails.

Other Notes:

Coaches can apply as a 'team' or individually as head coaches, assistant coaches, or managers to be partnered with other successful candidates. Basketball Manitoba strongly recommends that coaches apply as a "team of coaches."
Male Head Coaches of female teams must have a female Assistant Coach or Manager, and female Head Coaches of male teams must have a male Assistant Coach or Manager.
All selected coaches must have completed the Sport Manitoba Respect in Sport online program within the last 5 years.
All coaches must complete the Safe Sport online training administered under the Coaching Association of Canada within the last 3 years.
All selected coaches will undergo a Canadian Police Records Check as part of the hiring process with Basketball Manitoba within the last three years.
Basketball Manitoba will provide and pay for successful coaches to obtain the required NCCP certification levels and screening costs to meet the Canada Basketball National Championships requirements.

Application for Consideration

Please complete the application form below and submit a cover letter and coaching resume by Friday, November 20, 2026, at 5:00 pm. A good coaching resume should include your previous coaching experience, work experience, and education.

Please note that the selection of successful candidates will not necessarily be limited to those who apply. Interviews will take place in the late December /early January range. We thank all the interested applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

Further Information

For further information on the Provincial Team Program, please contact Dan Becker.

Can't see the below application form? CLICK HERE to view it on a new page.

Winnipeg Jets Offering Basketball Teams Group Tickets from $47 for Three November Games

2026-10-27T16:38:53.177-05:00

The Winnipeg Jets are offering discounted group tickets for three November home games, with upper-bowl seats starting at $47.18 per person, including all taxes and fees, for groups of eight or more people.

The offer provides an opportunity for basketball teams and other groups to attend a game and be seated together at Canada Life Centre in Winnipeg.

Eligible games:

Tuesday, November 17, 2026: Winnipeg Jets vs. Ottawa Senators
Thursday, November 19, 2026: Winnipeg Jets vs. New York Islanders
Monday, November 23, 2026: Winnipeg Jets vs. Utah Mammoth

The starting price of $47.18 includes taxes and fees, with a minimum group size of eight people.

Interested teams and group organizers can contact cbelshaw@tnse.com directly to enquire about the offer, arrange group seating and confirm details.

Free Game Changers Screening and Panel on Safer Sport Culture Set for Nov 10 at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

2026-10-27T15:53:42.993-05:00

The EmpowerMen Project at Winnipeg’s Indigenous-led Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre will host Game Changers: Building a Better Sports Culture, a free public event on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg.

The evening will feature a screening of Code of Misconduct, a documentary directed by Sébastien Trahan examining misconduct and the culture surrounding Canadian hockey, followed by a panel discussion on accountability, respect, healthy masculinity, gender, inclusion and violence prevention in sport.

The event is open to the public, including coaches, officials, athletes, parents, volunteers, club representatives and sport leaders from basketball and other sports. Discussions will explore how people involved in sport can challenge harmful norms, support positive role modelling and help create safer, healthier and more inclusive environments, particularly for women and girls.

Speakers and Hosts

Rick Westhead: Investigative journalist with TSN and CTV and author of We Breed Lions: Confronting Canada's Troubled Hockey Culture, whose reporting examines abuse, misconduct and systemic failures in Canadian sport.
Dr. Tim Skuce: Associate Professor at Brandon University whose work explores masculinity, gender, violence prevention and the role of men in building healthier communities.
Dr. Jay Johnson: Professor at the University of Manitoba whose work examines sport, physical education, inclusion, well-being and positive development.
Trevor Buhnai: CEO of Hockey Manitoba, with leadership experience spanning operations, partnerships, governance, member support and Safe Sport.
Jeff Hamilton — Master of Ceremonies: Investigative and sports reporter with The Canadian Press, following 11 years with the Winnipeg Free Press.
Hennes Doltze — EmpowerMen Host: Project Leader of EmpowerMen, working through education, partnerships and community dialogue to promote healthy masculinity, accountability and safer communities.

Event Details and Registration

Date: Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Start time: 5:30 p.m. Central Time
Location: Canadian Museum for Human Rights, 85 Israel Asper Way, Winnipeg
Admission: Free; advance registration is encouraged to reserve a spot.

REGISTER HERE — GAME CHANGERS: BUILDING A BETTER SPORTS CULTURE

Watch the Code of Misconduct trailer.

The documentary is rated TV-14. Organizers recommend parental accompaniment and guidance for viewers under 14.

About EmpowerMen: Founded in 2022, EmpowerMen engages men and boys in preventing sexual exploitation and sex trafficking through youth workshops, community training, public events, partnerships and research.

Become a Better Scorekeeper; Watch the Minor Official Basketball Video Series

2026-10-26T09:34:53.868-05:00

Basketball Manitoba reminds the basketball community to utilize its online video resource aimed at educating those who act as minor officials in basketball games throughout the province. The Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard Video Series features 3 different videos that detail the finer points of how to properly manage the score sheet, score clock, and shot clock. Each tutorial video runs for about 5-7 minutes and provides the most important points that a person in that role needs to know to perform their duties in a proper manner. With the school basketball season just getting underway, the timing of this new resource is perfect to help out your program now!

The videos have been uploaded to YouTube and can be viewed directly there or on the Basketball Manitoba, MABO, and StatTrackers websites. The presentations can also be seen on the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard app. Future printings of the basketball score sheets used in Manitoba will also include references to the video series.

If you are responsible for finding and training minor basketball officials at your school or club, please share this information with all your people! The videos have been developed to be viewed on either a desktop, tablet or smartphone. An idea would be to have a new person doing your scorekeeping watch a video before the game on their smartphone.

Find the video series below or at...

http://www.basketballmanitoba.ca/p/basketball-manitoba-scoreboard-video.html

WATCH ON YOUTUBE

VIEW MORE SCORESHEET RESOURCES

WATCH SERIES PLAYLIST ON YOUTUBE

The video series is the result of a collaboration between Basketball Manitoba, the Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials (MABO) and StatTrackers. Basketball Manitoba is grateful to the following people and groups for their support of the development of the series...

Manitoba Association of Basketball Officials
Wes Crymble
Charlie Kurtz
Martha Bradbury

Referees
Ness Siemens
Andy Russo

Manitoba Provincial Team Members
Stephen Tackie
Bernard Kankam
Chiranjit Goswami
Alexander Stefanko
Andrei Sansano
Anoush Sepehri
Cameron Macneil
Don Dayrit
Greg Wint
J.C. Aaron
Jerome Santoyo
Joseph Smith
Joshua Auboia
Justin Baldwin
Lamar Everd
Matthew Peter
Matthew Yaworsky
Rodney Mutaasa

Stattrackers
Darcy Coss
Tyler Penner
Naoya Takahashi

Narrator
Neil Noonan

Music
Beauchamp

Production
Adam Wedlake
Chris Calitis
Suraj Kanda
Jan Sy

SCOREBOARD SUNDAY - Oct. 25, 2026

2026-10-25T18:11:35.483-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Winnipeg 84, Calgary 59 [Exhibition - Saturday]

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

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SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 23, 2026

2026-10-24T00:44:13.593-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Winnipeg 95, Brandon 65

Manitoba 96, Calgary 70 [Preseason]

WOMEN

Winnipeg 83, Brandon 66

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

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REGISTRATION CLOSED: 2026 Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic Returns Friday October 23 Online

2026-10-21T13:51:52.317-05:00

CLINIC UPDATE: All registered and paid coaches were emailed a direct link to join the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic on Thursday afternoon. The clinic will begin at 9:00 AM Central Time and run through 4:00 PM. If you did not receive a link, check your junk or spam folder first. If you still cannot find it, please contact Adam at Basketball Manitoba at adam@basketballmanitoba.ca.

Basketball Manitoba has announced the details for its upcoming Super Coaches Clinic, scheduled to take place online on Friday, October 23, 2026. Presented by Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries, the clinic offers coaches of all levels a unique opportunity to learn from some of North America's top basketball minds for a registration fee of only $40.00.

The annual Super Coaches Clinic continues to serve as a premier professional development opportunity, providing practical tools and strategies to support coaches at all levels.

The clinic will run on the same day as the province-wide 'SAGE' in-service day. The registration deadline is ~~12 noon~~ 3:00 pm on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

CLINIC NOTES:

Attend the full day of presentations online for only $40.00 CAD.
Each presentation will be delivered virtually via an online webinar. The session will run for 60-75 minutes, with the remaining time reserved for a Q&A session with attendees and the presenter.
Attendees can post questions to each presenter, and they will be answered live.
All attendees will receive a digital copy of the Super Coach Clinic manual with registration.
All presentations will be recorded for later playback by clinic attendees.
We will present door prizes throughout the day.
View the presenter bios below and the schedule in the above images.

Basketball Manitoba would like to thank the following organizations for their support of the Super Coaches Clinic...

Presenting Sponsor

Sponsors and Supporters

1991 Grey Cup Legacy Grant

REGISTER NOW!

2026 SUPER COACHES CLINIC PRESENTERS

Sandy Brondello — Head Coach, Toronto Tempo

Sandy Brondello is one of the most accomplished coaches in women’s basketball and serves as the inaugural Head Coach of the Toronto Tempo, Canada’s first WNBA franchise. A two-time WNBA champion and former WNBA Coach of the Year, Brondello has led the Phoenix Mercury and New York Liberty to four WNBA Finals appearances, winning championships with both organizations. She ranks among the WNBA’s all-time leaders in career wins, games coached, and playoff victories.

A native of Queensland, Australia, Brondello has also served as head coach of the Australian national team since 2017, guiding the Opals to a bronze medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics. As a player, she was a WNBA All-Star and three-time Olympic medallist before being inducted into the Australian Basketball Hall of Fame in 2010. Known for her leadership, championship experience, player development, and ability to build strong team cultures, Brondello brings a wealth of knowledge from the highest levels of international and professional basketball to the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic.

Carly Clarke — Assistant Coach, Toronto Tempo

Carly Clarke is an accomplished Canadian basketball coach with more than a decade of experience at the university, professional, and international levels. A native of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Clarke most recently served as head coach of the Toronto Metropolitan University women’s basketball program from 2012 to 2026. During her tenure, she led TMU to the 2022 U SPORTS national championship, an undefeated season, and multiple OUA titles. She was also recognized as OUA Coach of the Year across all sports and established TMU as one of the leading women’s basketball programs in the country.

Clarke has been a longstanding member of the Canadian women’s national team coaching staff, serving as an assistant coach at the Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Her international experience also includes leading Canada’s U19 national team to FIBA World Cup bronze medals and serving as head coach of the U23 national team. Clarke previously presented at the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic in 2022 and currently serves as an assistant coach with the Toronto Tempo, Canada’s first WNBA franchise. Known for her expertise in player development, defensive systems, game preparation, and program culture, Clarke brings a thoughtful and highly experienced perspective to coaches and athletes at every level.

Kevin Wilson — Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Toronto Tempo

Kevin Wilson is an accomplished basketball performance professional who currently serves as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Toronto Tempo of the WNBA. He previously worked with the Los Angeles Lakers and Oklahoma City Thunder of the NBA, as well as the Thunder’s G League affiliate, where he was named G League Strength and Conditioning Coach of the Year. Wilson has also worked with Canada Basketball, the Canadian Elite Basketball League, the British Basketball League, Basketball Scotland, and other high-performance basketball organizations.

Wilson holds a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree, a Master of Science in Physical Therapy, a Bachelor of Kinesiology, and a diploma in Fitness and Health Promotion. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Registered Strength and Conditioning Coach through the National Strength and Conditioning Association, and holds additional certifications in medical acupuncture, sports massage therapy, and performance enhancement. A former varsity basketball player at Brock University and Fleming College, Wilson is also the founder of the Canadian Basketball Performance Network, which supports the education and development of young medical and performance professionals working in basketball. His experience across basketball, rehabilitation, strength training, and athlete development provides coaches with a practical and comprehensive approach to performance.

Paul Kelleher — Basketball Ireland Coach

Paul Kelleher is a respected Irish basketball coach with more than 20 years of international coaching experience. He currently serves as an assistant coach with the Ireland senior men’s team and as a Basketball Ireland Academy coach with the boys’ and girls’ U13 programs and girls’ U15 program. Kelleher has also coached in Ireland’s National League with UCC Blue Demons, Neptune, and Glanmire, giving him extensive experience working with players and teams across both the domestic and international levels.

Kelleher has served as head coach of Ireland’s U16 and U18 boys’ national teams, as well as Ireland’s senior and underage 3x3 international teams. He led Ireland’s U18 program to qualification for the 2018 European Championships and the U17 program to the 2023 European Championships, narrowly missing World Championship qualification after a two-point semifinal loss to Spain. Kelleher was also an assistant coach with Ireland’s senior women’s team that earned a silver medal at the Small Countries Championships. With a strong background in player development, international competition, team preparation, and coach education, Kelleher is well suited to deliver an engaging and practical online clinic session.

Kirby Schepp — Head Coach, Men’s Basketball, University of Manitoba

Kirby Schepp is entering his 18th season as head coach of the University of Manitoba Bisons men’s basketball team in 2026–27. He has guided Manitoba to 12 consecutive Canada West playoff appearances and five conference Final Four appearances, including in 2016, 2017, 2020, 2023, and 2025. Schepp holds the most Canada West regular-season wins in Bisons program history, with a record of 182–142, while his 278 overall victories rank second all-time at the university. He also led the Bisons to historic 16–4 and 18–2 regular seasons, earning two Bison Sports Coach of the Year honours.

Schepp has been part of the Canadian men’s national team program for more than a decade, coaching medal-winning teams at FIBA events, including Canada’s gold-medal-winning Junior National Team at the 2017 World Championships and a bronze-medal team at the 2010 World 17U Championships. He led Canada to a historic silver medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games, coached Canada’s U16 national team in 2019, and served as head coach of Egypt’s national team in 2023. Schepp has coached future NBA players including Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett, Nik Stauskas, and Dillon Brooks. A University of Winnipeg and University of Victoria graduate, he is an NCCP Master Learning Facilitator who has trained hundreds of coaches. He is also the most active presenter with the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic, and his recent video presentations have been viewed more than one million times.

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SUPER COACHES CLINIC REGISTRATION

Deadline to Register: Thursday, October 22, 2026, ~~12 noon~~ 3:00 pm

Registration Fee: $40.00 per coach

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Basketball Coaches Needed

2026-10-21T13:51:30.891-05:00

The following are some recent coaching needs in the Manitoba basketball community. If you have similar needs in your program, please post your information in the Basketball Manitoba Forum for the information to appear here and on the Basketball Manitoba social media platforms and be included in our future email campaigns to the membership.

If you or someone you know is interested in any of these listed coaching opportunities, please contact the person directly by email, as noted in the post. #mbhoops

Winnipeg Sea Bears to Host Winter Basketball Camp for Youth Ages 9–12 on November 9

2026-10-21T09:00:00.000-05:00

The Winnipeg Sea Bears will host a Winter Sea Bears Camp, presented by Manitoba Blue Cross, on Monday, November 9, 2026, at Sport Manitoba.

The camp will run from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. at Sport Manitoba, 145 Pacific Avenue, and is open to youth ages 9 to 12. Sea Bears Head Coach and General Manager Mike Raimbault will lead the session alongside Sea Bears players and university athletes. The program is designed to help participants develop basketball fundamentals, improve their skills and build confidence on and off the court.

Each camper will receive a T-shirt. Registration requires a $5.25 fee to reserve a place.

Camp details
Monday, November 9, 2026
6:00–7:30 p.m. CT
Sport Manitoba, 145 Pacific Avenue, Winnipeg
Ages 9–12
Presented by Manitoba Blue Cross

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SCOREBOARD MONDAY - Oct. 19, 2026

2026-10-18T16:35:00.000-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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WOMEN

Preseason
Manitoba 64, Laurier 26 [Sunday]

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

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REMINDER: Club Basketball Team Registration Portal Opening Tue Sept 1 for 2026-27 Season Registration

2026-10-18T09:38:00.000-05:00

NOW OPEN: The Club Team Registration Portal opens for the upcoming season (as of Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 10:00 am), allowing programs to register their teams directly with Basketball Manitoba, effective for the 2026-27 club season. Club teams must also register with Basketball Manitoba while registering with a respective club league or tournament, including Peg City Basketball and other club competitions.

This annual process will ensure that all team members and facilities are properly registered and insured, and that coaches complete the needed Criminal Records Check background screening steps per Basketball Manitoba Policy. Coaches will also be prompted to enter their Respect in Sport completion code, NCCP coach certification status and other important details. All coaches must complete their Respect in Sport training before coaching in their first game this season.

The Team Registration Fees are $550 per team. An additional $30 per coach fee has been added to address the costs of completing a criminal records check. Coaches who have completed a Criminal Records Check with Basketball Manitoba in the past 5 years do not need to complete one again.

NEW FOR 2026: As part of your club registration, you will receive an automatic free registration for up to 3 coaches to the Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic, set for Friday, October 23, 2026, online ($120 value), for clubs who register before October 1, 2026.

This process, including fee payment options (Interac eTransfer or credit card), will be 100% online, eliminating the need for paper, in-person, or mailed payments.

Basketball Manitoba Membership includes...

Accident and Liability insurance coverage for up to 15 players and 3 coaches for basketball activities (games, practices, training) while in Canada and the USA for one full calendar year.
Liability insurance coverage for all facilities used by your program for up to $5,000,000 in protection.
Costs tied to providing background screening for your coaches in your program ($30.00 per coach).
Access to MABO-certified and insured basketball officials for games hosted in Manitoba
Opportunity to promote your program's activities (tryouts, camps, competitions, results, etc.) on Basketball Manitoba communication platforms (including website, social media, email newsletters, etc.)

Teams that have established their rosters can register their teams beginning Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at...

http://clubregistration.basketballmanitoba.ca

The portal will open to club teams to register with Basketball Manitoba for the 2026-27 season on Tuesday, September 1, 2026, at 10:00 am.

Before completing the registration form, please have with you all player names, player birth years, coach names and contact information, and, if completed, Respect in Sport certificate numbers and NCCP coach education status, as that information will be requested throughout the registration process.

SCOREBOARD SATURDAY - Oct. 17, 2026

2026-10-18T01:55:48.436-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Preseason
Brandon 96, Canadian Mennonite University 76 [Friday]
Regina 88, Brandon 85 [Tuesday]

WOMEN

Preseason
Manitoba 84, Guelph 47 [Friday]
Brandon 77, Canadian Mennonite University 37 [Friday]
Brandon 82, Algoma 42 [Saturday, Oct. 10]
Brandon 64, Algoma 53 [Friday, Oct. 9]

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

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WMBA Community League Opens Oct 17–18 as Teams Begin Fall/Winter Season

2026-10-16T22:12:50.443-05:00

The Winnipeg Minor Basketball Association (WMBA) Community League begins its 2026–27 Fall/Winter season this weekend, October 17–18. League games and Fall/Winter Skills Development Program sessions are scheduled to begin across Winnipeg.

The WMBA’s community league serves players in age divisions from 7–8 co-ed through the 16–18 boys and 15–17 girls divisions. Teams are formed through community centres and compete in a city-wide schedule. Game times and locations are posted on the WMBA website. Players and families with questions are encouraged to contact their coach or convenor.

The WMBA website’s “Teams” menu is organized into two age groups. The divisions and team names listed there are below. Select a division heading to view its games, standings, leaders, rosters and other league information.

WMBA Community League

7–8 Co-ed

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
NGCC 7-8 Co-Ed - Weselak
SWCC 7-8C-1
Dakota 7-8 Coed
SWCC 7-8C-2
SWCC 7-8C-3
West St Paul 7-8C
EGCC 7-8
LWCC 7-8 CoEd
OHCC 7/8C
Selkirk 7-8C
VG 7/8 COED

9 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
Dakota 9B
NKCC 9U Boys
Red River 9UB
SWCC 9B
KWCC 9U Boys
LWCC 9B
OHCC 9B
Riverview - 9B
RPCC 9B
Southdale 9B
Corydon 9U B

10 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
NGCC 10 B - Weselak
Garden City 10B
NKCC 10U Boys
Corydon 10U B#1
KWCC 10U Boys
LWCC 10B
Southdale 10B

11 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 11B
NKCC 11U Boys
Red River 11UB
Tyndall Park 11B
SWCC 11B-1
SWCC 11B-2
SWCC 11B-3
Corydon 11U B #1
Corydon 11U B #2
Greendell 11B
Lorette 11B
OHCC 11B-1
OHCC 11B-2
RPCC 11B
Selkirk 11B
Southdale 11B
VG 11B
WRCC 11B

11–12 Girls

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
SWCC 11-12G
NKCC 11-12 Girls
Lorette 11-12G
LWCC 11-12G-1
LWCC 11-12G-2
LWCC 11-12G-3
Maples 11-12G
Southdale 11-12G
Girls Got Game 11-12G-1
Girls Got Game 11-12G-2
SWCC 11-12G-2

12 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 12B
LaSalle 12U Boys
Red River 12UB
West St Paul 12 Boys
SWCC 12B-1
SWCC 12B-2
Corydon 12U B #1
Corydon 12U B #2
East St Paul 12 Boys
KWCC 12U boys
LWCC 12B-1
LWCC 12B-2
OHCC 12B-1
OHCC 12B-2
Southdale 12B-1
Southdale 12B-2
BGC 12B

9–10 Girls

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
SWCC 9-10G
Dakota 9-10G
West St Paul 9-10G
East St Paul 9 -10 Girls
KWCC 9/10 Girls
Southdale 9-10G

11–12 Girls — division information

13 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 13B
Garden City 13B
Tyndall Park 13B
SWCC 13B-1
SWCC 13B-2
Corydon 13U B #1
Corydon 13U B #2
LWCC 13B
OHCC 13B
VG 13 B
Southdale 13B

14 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 14B
Garden City 14B
SWCC 14B
Corydon 14U B #1
Corydon 14U B #2
Corydon 14U B #3
East St Paul 14 Boys
KWCC 14U Boys
LWCC 14B
NKCC 14U Boys
OHCC 14B
Southdale 14B-1
BGC 14B

15 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 15B
Tyndall Park 15B
SWCC 15B
East St Paul 15 Boys
OHCC 15B
SNA 15B
Southdale 15B
WRCC 15B
NSCC 15B

16–17 Boys

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
SWCC 16-17B-1
SWCC 16-17B-2
NGCC 16-17 B Remple
Dakota 16-18B
Garden City 16-17B-1
Garden City 16-17B-2
Tyndall Park 16-17B
Corydon 16-17B #1
Corydon 16-17B #2
East St Paul 16 17 Boys
LWCC 16-17B
OHCC 16/17B-1
OHCC 16/17B-2
RPCC 16-17B
Selkirk 16-17 Boys
Southdale 16-17B

13–14 Girls

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
SWCC 13-14G-1 Ali
SWCC 13-14G-2 Wei
NKCC 13-14 Girls
LWCC 13-14G
LWCC 13-14G-2
Selkirk 13-14G
Girls Got Game 13-14G
SWCC 13-14G-3 Oduro

15–17 Girls

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Winakwa 15-17G
EGCC 15-17
Greendell 15-17G
VG 15-17G
WRCC 15-17G
East St Paul 15 -17 Girls

Check game times, locations and league information at WMBA.ca. Best wishes to all players, coaches, officials, volunteers and families for the opening weekend.

Winnipeg Wesmen Announce Youth Basketball Night With Free Team Entry for Teams, Youth Groups and Schools

2026-10-15T15:38:01.853-05:00

The University of Winnipeg Athletic Department would like to invite youth teams, youth groups, and schools to come out and experience university sport this season!

Our University of Winnipeg Basketball and Volleyball teams would love to welcome the next generation of athletes to the gym to cheer on our teams, experience university athletics, and enjoy a great game-day atmosphere.

We’ve created a sign-up sheet where your group can select the games you’d like to attend. On game day, please visit the admission booth on the second floor to pick up your group’s envelope of tickets.

Winnipeg Wesmen: Youth Group Tickets (2026-2027) – Fill out form

If you have any questions or need any additional information, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’d love to have your team join us this season!

Manitoba Awarded 2028 North American Indigenous Games; Basketball Plans Include 14U, 16U and 19U Male and Female Teams

2026-10-13T11:00:00.000-05:00

The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) Council has announced the conditional award of the 2028 Games to Norway House Cree Nation and the Southern Chiefs’ Organization, with competitions and activities planned for Winnipeg and other Manitoba locations from July 9–23, 2028.

For the basketball community, the Games will welcome Indigenous athletes from across Canada and the United States to compete in Manitoba. The planned basketball age divisions will be 14U, 16U and 19U, with male and female teams in each division. Further details regarding basketball venues, competition schedules and eligibility requirements will be shared as planning advances.

The Games are expected to bring together upwards of 5,250 Indigenous athletes, coaches and team officials from across Turtle Island. Alongside traditional and contemporary sport competitions, a major cultural program will celebrate the diversity, strength and traditions of Indigenous nations in Manitoba and across North America.

Basketball’s inclusion will give young Indigenous players an opportunity to demonstrate their skills, represent their communities and build connections through the game. Hosting the event in Manitoba will also provide local basketball supporters with an opportunity to experience an international Indigenous sporting and cultural gathering.

The conditional award follows a national bid process and remains subject to several key milestones before a formal Host Agreement is signed. The NAIG Council, Norway House Cree Nation and the Southern Chiefs’ Organization will work with government and community partners to meet those requirements and establish the Host Society responsible for planning and delivering the Games.

Partners involved in the next stage include the Government of Canada, Government of Manitoba, City of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Economic Development & Tourism.

Additional information about the Games, including venues, sport programming, volunteer opportunities and other planning milestones, will be announced as preparations progress.

About the North American Indigenous Games

The North American Indigenous Games are an international multi-sport and cultural celebration bringing together Indigenous youth from across Turtle Island. The Games provide young athletes with opportunities to compete at a high level while celebrating Indigenous cultures, traditions and community.

Source: https://scoinc.mb.ca/2028-north-american-indigenous-games/

SCOREBOARD SATURDAY - Oct. 10, 2026

2026-10-11T05:35:27.482-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Matthew Loewen Memorial Tournament
Lakehead 99, Thompson Rivers 82

WOMEN

CJOB Shootout
Manitoba 61, Winnipeg 57

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

MEN

Thanksgiving Classic - Red Deer, AB
St. Mary's University 116, Providence University College 57

WOMEN

Thanksgiving Classic - Red Deer, AB
St. Mary's University 87, Providence University College 60

More at mcacathletics.ca

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SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 9, 2026

2026-10-09T22:03:07.794-05:00

Check out today's collection of game scores from all levels of basketball in Manitoba in the Basketball Manitoba Scoreboard...

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MEN

Matthew Loewen Memorial Tournament
Manitoba 79, Lakehead 70
Winnipeg 71, Thompson Rivers 70

WOMEN

CJOB Shootout
Thompson Rivers 61, Winnipeg 60
Manitoba 61, Briercrest 27

More scores at USports.ca (M, W) and watch live Canada West games online at CanadaWest.tv
Full game reports can be found at gobisons.ca, gobobcats.ca and wesmen.ca

MEN

Thanksgiving Classic - Red Deer, AB
Red Deer Polytechnic 90, Providence University College 47
Olds College 65, Providence University College 60 [Thursday]

WOMEN

Thanksgiving Classic - Red Deer, AB
Red Deer Polytechnic 68, Providence University College 58
Olds College 52, Providence University College 46 [Thursday]

More at mcacathletics.ca

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Basketball Manitoba

SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 30, 2026

Canada Basketball Hosting November 2026 NCCP Train to Compete Strategies Coaching Series

Workshop Schedule (times in the below image)

Basketball Manitoba Turns 50 on October 29

Applications Open for Team Manitoba Basketball Coaches/Managers for 2028 NAIG; Male and Female 16U and 19U Teams Planned — Apply by Dec 11

Team Manitoba and Coaching Staff

Head Coach Responsibilities

Assistant Coach Responsibilities

Team Manager Responsibilities

Application Requirements

Selection and Screening

REMINDER: Canada Basketball Hosting Age Group National Team ID Camp in Wpg for Females Born 2008 to 2012

REMINDER: Wheelchair Basketball School Program Opportunity with Basketball Manitoba; "Get The Ball Rolling"

REMINDER: Canada Basketball Launches Free Parent/Guardian eLearning Module to Support Youth Athlete Development

Zaagi’idiwin Sport Performance Offering Free Basketball Skills Development Camp for Indigenous Youth Ages 12–17 in Winnipeg Ahead of 2028 NAIG

Camp Details

REMINDER: 2027 Manitoba 17U, 15U and 14U Provincial Team Coach Applications; Deadline Nov 20

Winnipeg Jets Offering Basketball Teams Group Tickets from $47 for Three November Games

Free Game Changers Screening and Panel on Safer Sport Culture Set for Nov 10 at Canadian Museum for Human Rights

Speakers and Hosts

Event Details and Registration

Become a Better Scorekeeper; Watch the Minor Official Basketball Video Series

SCOREBOARD SUNDAY - Oct. 25, 2026

SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 23, 2026

REGISTRATION CLOSED: 2026 Basketball Manitoba Super Coaches Clinic Returns Friday October 23 Online

Sandy Brondello — Head Coach, Toronto Tempo

Carly Clarke — Assistant Coach, Toronto Tempo

Kevin Wilson — Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Toronto Tempo

Paul Kelleher — Basketball Ireland Coach

Basketball Coaches Needed

Winnipeg Sea Bears to Host Winter Basketball Camp for Youth Ages 9–12 on November 9

SCOREBOARD MONDAY - Oct. 19, 2026

REMINDER: Club Basketball Team Registration Portal Opening Tue Sept 1 for 2026-27 Season Registration

SCOREBOARD SATURDAY - Oct. 17, 2026

WMBA Community League Opens Oct 17–18 as Teams Begin Fall/Winter Season

WMBA Community League

Games | Standings | Leaders | RostersNGCC 7-8 Co-Ed - WeselakSWCC 7-8C-1Dakota 7-8 CoedSWCC 7-8C-2SWCC 7-8C-3West St Paul 7-8CEGCC 7-8LWCC 7-8 CoEdOHCC 7/8CSelkirk 7-8CVG 7/8 COED

Games | Standings | Leaders | RostersDakota 9BNKCC 9U BoysRed River 9UBSWCC 9BKWCC 9U BoysLWCC 9BOHCC 9BRiverview - 9BRPCC 9BSouthdale 9BCorydon 9U B

Games | Standings | Leaders | RostersNGCC 10 B - WeselakGarden City 10BNKCC 10U BoysCorydon 10U B#1KWCC 10U BoysLWCC 10BSouthdale 10B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsDakota 11BNKCC 11U BoysRed River 11UBTyndall Park 11BSWCC 11B-1SWCC 11B-2SWCC 11B-3Corydon 11U B #1Corydon 11U B #2Greendell 11BLorette 11BOHCC 11B-1OHCC 11B-2RPCC 11BSelkirk 11BSouthdale 11BVG 11BWRCC 11B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsSWCC 11-12GNKCC 11-12 GirlsLorette 11-12GLWCC 11-12G-1LWCC 11-12G-2LWCC 11-12G-3Maples 11-12GSouthdale 11-12GGirls Got Game 11-12G-1Girls Got Game 11-12G-2SWCC 11-12G-2

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsDakota 12BLaSalle 12U BoysRed River 12UBWest St Paul 12 BoysSWCC 12B-1SWCC 12B-2Corydon 12U B #1Corydon 12U B #2East St Paul 12 BoysKWCC 12U boysLWCC 12B-1LWCC 12B-2OHCC 12B-1OHCC 12B-2Southdale 12B-1Southdale 12B-2BGC 12B

Games | Standings | Leaders | RostersSWCC 9-10GDakota 9-10GWest St Paul 9-10GEast St Paul 9 -10 GirlsKWCC 9/10 GirlsSouthdale 9-10G

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsDakota 13BGarden City 13BTyndall Park 13BSWCC 13B-1SWCC 13B-2Corydon 13U B #1Corydon 13U B #2LWCC 13BOHCC 13BVG 13 BSouthdale 13B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsDakota 14BGarden City 14BSWCC 14BCorydon 14U B #1Corydon 14U B #2Corydon 14U B #3East St Paul 14 BoysKWCC 14U BoysLWCC 14BNKCC 14U BoysOHCC 14BSouthdale 14B-1BGC 14B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsDakota 15BTyndall Park 15BSWCC 15BEast St Paul 15 BoysOHCC 15BSNA 15BSouthdale 15BWRCC 15BNSCC 15B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsSWCC 13-14G-1 AliSWCC 13-14G-2 WeiNKCC 13-14 GirlsLWCC 13-14GLWCC 13-14G-2Selkirk 13-14GGirls Got Game 13-14GSWCC 13-14G-3 Oduro

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | BracketsWinakwa 15-17GEGCC 15-17Greendell 15-17GVG 15-17GWRCC 15-17GEast St Paul 15 -17 Girls

Winnipeg Wesmen Announce Youth Basketball Night With Free Team Entry for Teams, Youth Groups and Schools

Manitoba Awarded 2028 North American Indigenous Games; Basketball Plans Include 14U, 16U and 19U Male and Female Teams

SCOREBOARD SATURDAY - Oct. 10, 2026

SCOREBOARD FRIDAY - Oct. 9, 2026

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
NGCC 7-8 Co-Ed - Weselak
SWCC 7-8C-1
Dakota 7-8 Coed
SWCC 7-8C-2
SWCC 7-8C-3
West St Paul 7-8C
EGCC 7-8
LWCC 7-8 CoEd
OHCC 7/8C
Selkirk 7-8C
VG 7/8 COED

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
Dakota 9B
NKCC 9U Boys
Red River 9UB
SWCC 9B
KWCC 9U Boys
LWCC 9B
OHCC 9B
Riverview - 9B
RPCC 9B
Southdale 9B
Corydon 9U B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
NGCC 10 B - Weselak
Garden City 10B
NKCC 10U Boys
Corydon 10U B#1
KWCC 10U Boys
LWCC 10B
Southdale 10B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 11B
NKCC 11U Boys
Red River 11UB
Tyndall Park 11B
SWCC 11B-1
SWCC 11B-2
SWCC 11B-3
Corydon 11U B #1
Corydon 11U B #2
Greendell 11B
Lorette 11B
OHCC 11B-1
OHCC 11B-2
RPCC 11B
Selkirk 11B
Southdale 11B
VG 11B
WRCC 11B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
SWCC 11-12G
NKCC 11-12 Girls
Lorette 11-12G
LWCC 11-12G-1
LWCC 11-12G-2
LWCC 11-12G-3
Maples 11-12G
Southdale 11-12G
Girls Got Game 11-12G-1
Girls Got Game 11-12G-2
SWCC 11-12G-2

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 12B
LaSalle 12U Boys
Red River 12UB
West St Paul 12 Boys
SWCC 12B-1
SWCC 12B-2
Corydon 12U B #1
Corydon 12U B #2
East St Paul 12 Boys
KWCC 12U boys
LWCC 12B-1
LWCC 12B-2
OHCC 12B-1
OHCC 12B-2
Southdale 12B-1
Southdale 12B-2
BGC 12B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters
SWCC 9-10G
Dakota 9-10G
West St Paul 9-10G
East St Paul 9 -10 Girls
KWCC 9/10 Girls
Southdale 9-10G

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 13B
Garden City 13B
Tyndall Park 13B
SWCC 13B-1
SWCC 13B-2
Corydon 13U B #1
Corydon 13U B #2
LWCC 13B
OHCC 13B
VG 13 B
Southdale 13B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 14B
Garden City 14B
SWCC 14B
Corydon 14U B #1
Corydon 14U B #2
Corydon 14U B #3
East St Paul 14 Boys
KWCC 14U Boys
LWCC 14B
NKCC 14U Boys
OHCC 14B
Southdale 14B-1
BGC 14B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Dakota 15B
Tyndall Park 15B
SWCC 15B
East St Paul 15 Boys
OHCC 15B
SNA 15B
Southdale 15B
WRCC 15B
NSCC 15B

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
SWCC 13-14G-1 Ali
SWCC 13-14G-2 Wei
NKCC 13-14 Girls
LWCC 13-14G
LWCC 13-14G-2
Selkirk 13-14G
Girls Got Game 13-14G
SWCC 13-14G-3 Oduro

Games | Standings | Leaders | Rosters | Brackets
Winakwa 15-17G
EGCC 15-17
Greendell 15-17G
VG 15-17G
WRCC 15-17G
East St Paul 15 -17 Girls