Men's Basketball
ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: The Bishop's Gaiters Athlete of the Week is Gabrielle Chamberland of the women's basketball team. The second-year swingman from Sherbrooke scored 32 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in two games last weekend, leading the Gaiters on both nights. On Thursday, at McGill, she led the Gaiters with 18 points, including four three-pointers, and matched her season high with eight rebounds. On Friday night, she scored 14 points and made three assists, equalling her season high.
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LENNOXVILLE, Que. – The Bishop's Gaiters basketball teams close out the regular season this weekend with a pair of games, as they travel to McGill on Thursday before returning home to play Laval on Friday. Both doubleheaders will be webcast on SSN Canada (www.ssncanada.ca), and Friday's games will have live stats available at http://livestats.prestosports.com/bishops. On both days, the women’s game tips off at 6 p.m., with the men following at 8 p.m.
More...ATHLETE OF THE WEEK: The Bishop's Gaiters Athlete of the Week is Mike Andrews of the Men's Basketball team. The second-year centre scored 25 points last weekend and tied for the team lead with 14 rebounds in the Gaiters' two games. On Friday, he set a new career high with six blocked shots, while adding eight points and seven rebounds. On Sunday, he scored 17 points and grabbed seven rebounds, highlighted by a monster dunk in the second quarter that put Bishop's up by 12. Andrews is currently the leading shot blocker in the CIS, with 2.1 per game.
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LENNOXVILLE, Que. – Mukiya Post of the Bishop's Gaiters men's basketball team is the subject of a feature article that was published today on the Victoria News, and will appear in the paper's February 17 edition. The article, written by Travis Paterson, discusses the Victoria, B.C., native's path from Oak Bay High School to Bishop's University, and his strong first season with the Gaiters.
In the article, Post discusses the steps he took to get to the CIS, including stops in the collegiate level with the Quest Kermodes in B.C. and the Champlain-St. Lambert Cavaliers. The six-foot-four guard has made four straight starts for the Gaiters, and leads the CIS in free-throw percentage at 0.944. He is averaging 11.9 points per game in league play.
Post and the Gaiters are at home on Friday night, as they host the No. 10-ranked Concordia Stingers at the Mitchell Gym. Tipoff is set for 8 p.m.









