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University of Regina Basketball UNIVERSITY OF REGINA BASKETBALL 20 U SPORTS FINAL 8 APPEARANCES • 2001 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS • 22 ALL-CANADIAN SELECTIONS 2018-19 SCHEDULE & RESULTS _____________________________________________________________4OTTAWA (29-6) vs. 5REGINA (30-7) THURSDAY, MAR. 7 • 8:00 • TORONTO, ON NON-CONFERENCE (8-3) Sept. 28 at Ottawa W, 63-53 Regina/Ottawa Series OTTAWA GEE-GEES Sept. 29 vs. Laval L, 99-56 Postseason ............................Ottawa leads, 1-0 OUA Silver Medalists Last Meeting ................. Ottawa 66, Regina 64 Non-conference: 6-3 Oct. 10 Lakehead W, 75-58 (Mar. 12, 2005 in Winnipeg) Oct. 11 Saskatchewan L, 80-73 Regular season: 21-2 Oct. 12 Lethbridge W, 77-68 Postseason: 2-1 Oct. 19 at Ryerson L, 61-60 REGINA COUGARS Oct. 20 vs. York W, 81-43 Canada West Silver Medalists Oct. 21 vs. Western W, 62-53 Non-conference: 8-3 Dec. 28 vs. Algoma W, 70-38 Regular season: 17-3 Dec. 29 vs. Lakehead W, 85-81 Postseason: 5-1 Dec. 30 at Winnipeg W, 65-54 ► BRIEFLY: The Cougars open up the U SPORTS Final 8 against a team they’ve never faced in the cham- CANADA WEST (17-3) pionship side of the national tournament bracket, as they’ll square off with Ottawa on Thursday night Oct. 26 at Calgary W, 81-76 at Ryerson University’s Mattamy Athletic Centre in Toronto. Regina heads into this game after falling to Oct. 27 at Calgary W, 85-75 Saskatchewan in the Canada West championship game last Friday, while Ottawa suffered a similar fate to Nov. 2 Trinity Western L, 74-63 McMaster in the OUA title game on Saturday. Nov. 3 Trinity Western L, 56-47 Nov. 9 at Brandon W, 103-55 ► AGAINST THE GEE-GEES: Though the two teams have never met on the championship side of Nov. 10 at Brandon W, 90-50 the bracket, they did play in the consolation semifinals of the 2005 event in Winnipeg. Ottawa took that Nov. 16 Manitoba W, 91-75 meeting by a 66-64 score and went on to defeat Guelph in the consolation final for a fifth-place finish. Nov. 17 Manitoba W, 83-60 ► EARLIER THIS YEAR: The Cougars actually opened their 2018-19 season against Ottawa, registering a Nov. 30 MacEwan W, 67-33 63-53 road win over the Gee-Gees in a game which featured lineups that will bear little resemblance to Dec. 1 MacEwan W, 86-28 the upcoming quarterfinal. Ottawa was missing OUA first-team all-star Brooklynn McAlear-Fanus, while Jan. 4 at Victoria W, 85-50 the U of R’s leading scorer that game was now-injured all-star guard Kyanna Giles. Jan. 5 at Victoria L, 70-69 Jan. 11 UBC Okanagan W, 86-53 ► IN THE 4/5 GAME: The Cougars are the No. 5 seed for the second time in the past three years and Jan. 12 UBC Okanagan W, 82-43 are in the 4/5 game for the third time in the past four. They were also seeded No. 5 in 2017 (72-62 loss Jan. 18 at Thompson Rivers W, 75-52 to McGill in Victoria) and were the No. 4 seed in 2016 (73-70 loss to Ryerson in Fredericton). Jan. 19 at Thompson Rivers W, 72-44 Jan. 25 at Winnipeg W, 89-43 ► INJURY UPDATE 1: Kyanna Giles was named a Canada West all-star for the third time in as many seasons for the U of R, earning first-team honours after leading the Cougars in scoring, rebounding and Jan. 26 at Winnipeg W, 79-66 steals during the regular season. But she suffered an injury last Friday during the third quarter of the Feb. 1 Saskatchewan W, 82-76 Canada West title game at Saskatchewan, and won’t be in the lineup for the U of R this weekend. Feb. 2 Saskatchewan W, 78-64 ► INJURY UPDATE 2: Kyia Giles, twin sister of Kyanna, also suffered an injury this postseason. She CANADA WEST QUARTERFINALS (2-0) was hurt in the team’s second semifinal game against Calgary two weekends ago, missed last Friday’s Feb. 14 Victoria W, 71-51 conference title game against Saskatchewan, and will be considered a game-time decision for Thursday’s Feb. 15 Victoria W, 81-60 quarterfinal. CANADA WEST SEMIFINALS (2-0) ► FAMILIAR TERRITORY: The Cougars are making their fourth consecutive U SPORTS Final 8 appear- Feb. 21 at Calgary W, 72-58 ance, their 10th in 13 seasons under head coach Dave Taylor, their 16th in the past 22 seasons, and their Feb. 22 at Calgary W, 82-65 20th in program history. CANADA WEST FINAL (0-1) ► INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: Second-year guard Carolina Goncalves played for Portugal at Mar. 1 at Saskatchewan L, 53-49 the U16 level in 2013, at the U18 level in 2014 and 2015, and at the U20 level in 2016 and 2017 and has continued to accrue international experience at the senior level over the past 16 months. She has been U SPORTS FINAL 8 on Portugal’s senior national team’s roster for the FIBA Women’s EuroBasket 2019 qualifying games, Mar. 7 vs. Ottawa 8:00 PM travelling to be with the team for two games apiece in November of 2017 and in November of 2018. Goncalves played in three of those contests, getting into games against Greece, Israel, and Great Britain. FOLLOW THE COUGARS ► INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE, TAKE TWO: Second-year players Angela Bongomin and ► WEBSITE: www.reginacougars.com Macaela Crone both have experience representing Canada. Crone helped Team Canada to gold at the ► TWITTER: @reginacougars 2015 FIBA Americas U16 Championship, while Bongomin won a silver at the 2016 FIBA Americas U18 ► INSTAGRAM: @reginacougars / @uofrwbb Championship and bronze at the 2017 FIBA U19 Women’s World Cup. Bongomin also played in the 2017 ► FACEBOOK: University of Regina Cougars U24 Women Basketball League Four Nations (Tokyo, Japan) and at the 2017 Summer Universiade (Taipei, Taiwan) with the Development Women’s National Team. Women’s Basketball Contact: Andrew Hamilton | Cell: 306-550-4448 | Email: [email protected] University of Regina Athletics • 3737 Wascana Parkway • Regina, SK • S4S 0A2 REGINA COUGAR BASKETBALL NOTES U SPORTS FINAL 8 QUARTERFINAL vs. OTTAWA SPEED CHART MADELEINE TELL MICHAELA KLEISINGER CAROLINA GONCALVES AVERY PEARCE FAITH REID G • 5-6 • 1st G • 5-7 • 4th G • 5-9 • 2nd G • 5-5 • 4th G • 5-9 • 2nd 1 Regina, Sask. 2 Regina, Sask. 3 Oeiras, Portugal 4 Lumsden, Sask. 5 Warman, Sask. Luther College HS Campbell Collegiate Quinta dos Lombos Lumsden HS Holy Cross HS KYIA GILES GABBY KUKURA MACAELA CRONE KYANNA GILES ALEXI ROWDEN G • 5-7 • 3rd G • 5-10 • 1st F • 6-1 • 2nd G • 5-7 • 3rd F • 6-0 • 4th 6 Winnipeg, Man. 7 Regina, Sask. 8 Moose Jaw, Sask. 9 Winnipeg, Man. 10 Meath Park, Sask. Sisler HS Campbell Collegiate Louisiana Tech Univ. Sisler HS Meath Park Public School CHRISTINA McCUSKER ANGELA BONGOMIN EMILY DEWEY DAVE TAYLOR FATIH AKSER F • 6-0 • 5th P • 6-3 • 2nd F • 6-1 • 2nd Head Coach (12th season) Assistant Coach (3rd season) 12 Regina, Sask. 14 Regina, Sask. Winnipeg, Man. Campbell Collegiate Luther College HS Univ. of Nebraska Omaha 2018-19 UNIVERSITY OF REGINA WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTER ___________________________________________________________________________________________# Name Pos. Ht. Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Pronunciation ___________________________________________________________________________________________1 Madeleine Tell G 5-6 1 Regina, Sask. (Luther College HS) ___________________________________________________________________________________________2 Michaela Kleisinger G 5-7 4 Regina, Sask. (Campbell Collegiate) mi-KAY-la KLY-sing-er ___________________________________________________________________________________________3 Carolina Goncalves G 5-9 2 Oeiras, Portugal (Quinta dos Lombos) gone-SAL-viss ___________________________________________________________________________________________4 Avery Pearce G 5-5 4 Lumsden, Sask. (Lumsden HS) ___________________________________________________________________________________________5 Faith Reid G 5-9 2 Warman, Sask. (Holy Cross HS) ___________________________________________________________________________________________6 Kyia Giles G 5-7 3 Winnipeg, Man. (Sisler HS) KEY-a ___________________________________________________________________________________________7 Gabby Kukura G 5-10 1 Regina, Sask. (Campbell Collegiate) ku-CUR-a ___________________________________________________________________________________________8 Macaela Crone F 6-1 2 Moose Jaw, Sask. (Louisiana Tech University) ma-KAY-la ___________________________________________________________________________________________9 Kyanna Giles G 5-7 3 Winnipeg, Man. (Sisler HS) key-ANN-a ___________________________________________________________________________________________10 Alexi Rowden F 6-0 4 Meath Park, Sask. (Meath Park Public School) ROW-din ___________________________________________________________________________________________12 Christina McCusker F 6-0 4 Regina, Sask. (Campbell Collegiate) ___________________________________________________________________________________________14 Angela Bongomin P 6-3 2 Regina, Sask. (Luther College HS) BONG-go-min ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Emily Dewey F 6-1 2 Winnipeg, Man. (University of Nebraska Omaha) REGINA COUGAR BASKETBALL NOTES U SPORTS FINAL 8 QUARTERFINAL vs. OTTAWA Guard • 5-6 • 1st • Luther Science 1 MADELEINE TELL Regina, Sask. • Luther College HS PLAYER NOTES • Reserve guard in her first year out of high school • Led the Luther Lions in scoring in her Grade 12 season • Along with Angela Bongomin, one of two Luther College • Represented Saskatchewan at the 2017 Canada Summer High School graduates on the U of R roster Games in Winnipeg SEASON HIGHS CAREER HIGHS POINTS 6 at Thompson Rivers (1/18/2019) POINTS 6 at Thompson Rivers (1/18/2019) FIELD GOALS 2 at Thompson Rivers (1/18/2019) FIELD GOALS 2 at Thompson Rivers (1/18/2019) FG ATTEMPTS 4 (two times) FG ATTEMPTS 4 (two
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