Danielle Asham has committed to the Providence Pilots women’s basketball team for the 2026-27 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference season.

The six-foot forward from Neelin helped her team come within one win of the AAA provincial tournament, losing 84-49 to the eventual champion Churchill in a qualifier.

The Spartans finished second at Neepawa’s varsity girls tournament in January, then fourth at the Sanford Sabres Invitational and fifth at the Crocus Plains Java Jam.

They beat the Vincent Massey Vikings twice during the Brandon High School Basketball League regular season, then fell 53-51 to the Vikings in the semifinal.

The Souris Sabres went into AA varsity girls’ basketball provincials as the top team and stayed that way.

Souris defeated Glenboro-Carberry-Baldur 62-52 in the gold-medal game in Warren on Saturday to clinch the title.

The Sabres beat the Rosenort Redhawks 85-32 and the host Warren Wildcats 114-40 en route to the final.

In the A provincials in Ste. Rose, the Glenboro-Baldur boys beat the Wanipigow Stingers 72-47 in the title game.

The stage is set for a winner-take-all Game 3 between the Dauphin Clippers and Vincent Massey Vikings.

Cody Zurba, Hayden Shtykalo, and Josh Beyette all found twine for the Clippers in a four minute span late in the second period to lift their club to a 3-1 victory against the Vikings in Game 2 and tie their Westman High School Hockey League championship series at ones in Dauphin Thursday evening.

Joe Balabanski’s power-play goal with two minutes 42 seconds remaining in the contest was the lone goal for Massey, who took Game 1 in a dominating 5-0 effort on Wednesday at the Sportsplex.

Goaltender Joe Tabin stopped 29 shots in the Clippers win, while Hunter Gregory collected 24 saves for the Vikings, who were handed its first loss of the post-season.

Goaltender Hunter Gregory turned aside all 24 shots sent his way as the Vincent Massey Vikings leaped to a 5-0 victory against the Dauphin Clippers in Game 1 of their Westman High School Hockey League best-of-three championship duel at the Sportsplex on Wednesday evening.

Vikings forwards Joe Balabanski, Addax Egan, Cole Adams, Ethen Church, and Jett Aitken all hit the back of the net to give their club a 1-0 series lead against the Clippers, who trailed 2-0 after the first period and 4-0 after 40.

Ben Miner made 35 saves for Dauphin, who now must win two in a row if they want to be crowned the WHSHL champions.

Game 2 was held in Dauphin last night, but the game ended after deadline.

The Vincent Massey Vikings closed out their Westman High School Hockey League best-of-three quarterfinal against the Hamiota/Rivers/Elton/Strathclair Huskies with a 7-1 victory in Game 2 in Hamiota late Wednesday.

Forward Ethen Church buried his first two goals of the post-season, while teammates Addax Egan, Vaughn McLeod, Cole Adams, Joe Balabanski, and Logan Harvey also tallied singles on the scoresheet for Massey. Matao Finnie scored the lone goal for Hamiota.

Between the pipes, Vikings netminder Madden Cheung made 26 saves in the victory, and Nicolas McDuff, who started in his second conescutive game for the Huskies, turned aside 30 shots.

Massey took Game 1 by a score of 2-0 at the Sportsplex on Sunday, and has now clinched its spot in the semifinals, where it awaits the winner of the Neepawa Tigers and Major Pratt Trojans.