BU soccer teams bow out
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The Brandon University Bobcats’ quest for a fourth-straight Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference women’s soccer championship came to a stunning end on Saturday.
The St. Boniface Les Rouges upset the Bobcats 2-1 in penalty kicks in the semifinals in Otterburne.
BU went down a goal when Paris Gauthier scored from distance. The Bobcats tied it from the penalty spot at the hour mark.
The game went straight to penalties after the regular 90 minutes, and Les Rouges edged the Bobcats 4-3 from the spot.
The BU men lost 2-0 to the host Canadian Mennonite University Blazers in their semifinal earlier on Saturday.
The CMU men and Providence women won their respective titles on Sunday.
On the basketball court, the Bobcats teams both dropped to 0-2 with losses to the host Manitoba Bisons on Sunday.
Munroop Gill scored 27 points on 19 shots as the BU men (0-2) lost 102-81.
Samuel Desrochers and Ramogi Nyagudi each had 20 for Manitoba (1-1)
In the women’s game, Amaya McLeod had a team-high 12 points for Brandon (0-2) as Manitoba (2-0) won 74-54.
Izzi Fust led the Bisons with 21 points. BU hosts the University of Alberta this Friday and Saturday.
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