Under the lights on a pair of cool September nights the U of M Bisons women’s soccer team kicked off the 2019 Canada West soccer season with a split against a pair of Saskatchewan-based opponents.
They are human beings, prone to emotional outburst and poor judgement, but they are also public figures and role models.
Amanda Wong loves the game of soccer and has been playing since she was four years old. Her love for the game runs deep and even two ACL tears on the same leg could not stop her from playing.
For Dylan Carreiro, being drafted by Winnipeg’s Valour FC is a dream come true.
Madison Wilford finished up her final season with the Bisons in spectacular fashion. With four clean sheets in the final six games of the regular…
The U of M Bisons women’s soccer team rounded out the season with a pair of home games this weekend. The club dropped the first…
The Canadian Premier League (CPL) came to Winnipeg last week, bringing news of a draft to take place in less than a month. The league…
It was a rivalry bout on the pitch this week as the U of M Bisons women’s soccer team and University of Winnipeg Wesmen went…
The 2-4-2 U of M Bisons women’s soccer team enters October with a big-ticket series. The herd will play its part in the annual Duckworth…
After picking up the win Saturday, the U of M Bisons women’s soccer team was back in action against the University of Calgary Dinos Sunday,…