The UBC Okanagan women's basketball team will travel to Manitoba to face the Brandon Bobcats in their second weekend of the 2016/17 Canada West season. Game times are Friday 4 p.m. and Saturday 3 p.m.
Game Times (PST)
Canada West conference games
FRIDAY, NOV 11th, 2016:
4 PM | Heat Women's Basketball (0-2) @ the Brandon Bobcats (0-2)
Webcast | Live Stats
SATURDAY, NOV 12th, 2016:
3 PM | Heat Women's Basketball @ the Brandon Bobcats
Webcast | Live Stats
*Ticket Information | All matches to be played at the HLC, Brandon, MB
UBCO | 2016/17 TALE OF THE TAPE | BRANDON |
---|---|---|
61.5 | Points per game | 57.0 |
23.0 | FG made per game | 19.5 |
62.0 | FG attempts per game | 53.0 |
37.1 | FG Pct | 36.8 |
4.5 | 3PT made per game | 5.0 |
18.0 | 3PT attempts per game | 12.5 |
25.0 | 3PT Pct | 40.0 |
11 | FT made per game | 13 |
17 | FT attempt per game | 18 |
64.7 | FT Pct | 72.2 |
14.5 | Off rebounds per game | 9.0 |
25.5 | Def rebounds per game | 20.5 |
40.0 | Total rebounds per game | 29.5 |
+3 | Rebound margin per game | -10.5 |
10.0 | Assists per game | 3.5 |
19.5 | Turnovers per game | 21.0 |
7.0 | Steals per game | 6.5 |
69.5 | Points per game allowed | 75.0 |
48.2 | Opponents' Field goal percentage | 49.6 |
44.0 | Opponents' 3PT percentage | 25.7 |

CIS National Ranking: N/A
CanWest Standings: T-4th
Last week: 0-2 vs. Trinity Western
Streak: 2L
2015-16 CW Regular Season Record: 10-10, 4th Explorer Division
2015-16 CW Playoff Record: DNQ
2015-16 Overall Record: 15-15
Last CW Title/Total CW Titles: N/A
Last CIS Title/Total CIS Titles: N/A
This week for the Heat: This week marks the second week of regular season games for the Heat women's basketball team. With their home opener completed, the Heat will now head on the road to the prairies to play the Brandon University this weekend. The two squads will open the weekend on Friday (Nov. 11) with a game that will begin at 4 p.m. (PST) The second game between the two teams will be played Saturday (Nov. 12) with a start time of 3 p.m. (PST) Both the games will take place at the HLC in Brandon Manitoba and be broadcast on CanadaWest.TV.
Current Form: The Heat began their season off with two tough losses to Trinity Western University in Kelowna. With both games played in a similar style, the Heat were unable to match the Spartans fourth quarter push. With the two losses the Heat now stand at a record of (0-2) and are sitting tied for fourth in Canada West. This weekend the Heat will be looking to hit the road and claim a win against the Bobcats.
Key Players: Fifth year player Emily Kanester is leading the way for the Heat so far this season. With only two games played, Kanester was able to finish the weekend with 30 points and surpass the all time scoring record for the UBC Okanagan women’s basketball team that was claimed by Roz Huber in 2012. With an impressive 909 career points, Kanester has 18 more regular season games to play and add to her scoring mark for UBC Okanagan.
Team Stat: With two games under their belt, the Heat are shooting 37.1 percent from the field and 25 percent from beyond the arc. Both areas will need to improve as they head on the road.
Overall Head to Head vs BDN: (2-1) With their last game played in their 2013-14 season the Heat hold the all-time lead in wins over Brandon.
preseason preview courtesy of Canadawest.org
Nicole Hart / P / 1 / Kelowna / Immaculata Regional High
Emma Jonas / PG / 1 / Cloverdale / Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary
Key losses (name / position / hometown / years with program):
Robyn Aulin-Haynes / P / North Vancouver, BC / 1

CIS National Ranking: N/A
CanWest Standings: T-4th
Last week: 0-2 @ Alberta
Streak: 2L
2015-16 CW Regular Season Record: 7-13, 9th in Pioneer Division
2015-16 CW Playoff Record: DNQ
2015-16 Overall Record: N/A
Last CW Title/Total CW Titles: none
Last CIS Title/Total CIS Titles: none
Bobcats: On Friday the Heat will play Brandon, the Bobcats are coming off of two losses on the opening weekend. The 'Cats squad will be looking to claim their first win of the year at home against the Heat.
Current Form: The Bobcats are dropped both in Edmonton (71-68) and (79-46) to the University of Alberta. With the losses, both the Heat and the Bobcats have yet to claim a win this year and will be eager to end their losing streaks.
Key Players: Keisha Cox is leading the way for the Bobcats so far this season. With an impressive 32 out of the Bobcats 68 points on Friday nights loss, Cox is one of the leading scoring thrats in the conference and has started the year shooting the ball well for the Bobcats. With (6-13) 46 percent shooting from beyond the arc, Cox is fifth in the Canada West. Cox was also the Bobcats biggest offensive threat last season, as the slick ball-handler and perimeter threat regularly showed the touch that brought her north of the border in the first place. Cox led the team in scoring (17.1 PPG), 3-point shooting (43.6%), and steals (2.4 SPG) earning Canada West third-team all-star honours. Cox will tell you she’d give up the personal accolades to get the team back in the playoffs however, and the import guard will look to do that this season.
Team Stat: The Bobcats are shooting 36.8 percent from the field and 40 percent from beyond the arc. With similar shooting percentages between the Heat and the Bobcats, both teams will have to be prepared for a battle.
preseason preview courtesy of Canadawest.org
2015 CW regular season leaders:
Points per game: 17.1 – Keisha Cox, G
Assists per game: 4.0 – Aleah Bridges, G
Rebounds per game: 6.3 – Alyssa Montgomery, F
Blocks per game: 0.8 – Alyssa Montgomery
Key additions (name / position / eligibility / hometown / last team):
Adrianna Proulx / G / 1 / Thompson, MB / R.D. Parker Collegiate
Kylie Weckend / G / 1 / Indian Head, SK / Indian Head High School
Key losses (name / position / hometown / years with program):
Aleah Bridges / G / Berkeley, CA / 3
Kaela Cranston / G / Winnipeg, MB / 5
Shayna Mathison / F / Hamiota, MB / 2
Alyssa Montgomery / F / Silver Spring, MD / 2