In women’s play, Acadia won both ends of the doubleheader – 83-64 on Jan. 7 and 60-55 on Jan. 6 – against host UPEI.The UPEI teams host UNB in four-point games Jan. 13. The women’s game starts at 6 p.m., followed by the men’s tip-off at 8 p.m.Sam Chisholm focuses on a free-throw shot for the UPEI Panthers in an Atlantic University Sport Men’s Basketball Conference game in Charlottetown on Jan. 6. Chisholm was the Panthers’ top scorer in back-to-back wins over the Acadia Axemen.
The UPEI Panthers’ Alicia Bowering, 10, drives to the basket while Acadia Axewomen Elizabeth Iseyemi, 8, and Ryan George, 5, defend. The action took place during an Atlantic University Sport Women’s Basketball Conference game in Charlottetown on Jan. 7. Acadia won the contest 83-64. - Janessa Hogan/UPEI Athletics - ContributedHaley MacDonald and Elizabeth Iseyemi proved to be too much for the Panthers’ defence as they combined to score 47 points.
For the Panthers, Lauren Rainford , Alicia Bowering , Grace Lancaster and Aiden Rainford were the top scorers.Axewomen 60 Panthers 55 The Axewomen outscored UPEI 22-17 in the fourth quarter after the teams were tied 38-38 entering the final period.Lauren Rainford , Devon Lawlor , Lancaster and Aiden Rainford paced UPEI offensively.Jason Simmonds is a sports editor with the SaltWire Network in Prince Edward Island. He can be reached by email at
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