2026 CCAA Women's Basketball Championship

 

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Calendar

March 16 , 2026  
All Day Team Arrivals  
March 17, 2026  
8:30 am - 4:30 pm Practices Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm  Awards Banquet  
March 18, 2026  
1:00 pm  Match 1 - Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
3:00 pm Match 2 - Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
6:00 pm Match 3 - Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
8:00 pm Match 4 - Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
March 19, 2026  
1:00 pm  Match 5 - Bronze Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
3:00 pm Match 6 - Bronze Quarterfinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
6:00 pm Match 7 - Semifinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
8:00 pm Match 8 - Semifinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
March 20, 2026  
2:00 pm  Match 9 - Placement Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
5:00 pm  Match 10 - Bronze Semifinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
7:00 pm  Match 11 - Bronze Semifinal Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
March 21, 2026  
5:00 pm  Match 12 - Bronze Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
7:30 pm  Match 13 - Gold Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium
9:00 pm  Closing Ceremonies Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium

Teams

Dawson
Blues

Montréal, Qc
Roster
    

VIU Mariners

Nanaimo, BC
Roster

Douglas Royals

New Westminster, BC
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TKU Eagles

Edmonton, AB
Roster

NAIT Ooks

Edmonton, AB
Roster
    

Fanshawe Falcons

London, ON
Roster

Géants de St-Jean

St-Jean sur Richelieu, Qc
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St. Thomas Tommies

Fredericton, NB
Roster

 

Awards

CCAA National Champions

VIU Mariners  

Fanshawe Falcons   

Géants de St-Jean   
Championship Most Valuable Player
 Samantha Shields
 Exemplary Leadership Award
 Mia Simpson

Coach of the Year
 Presented by Jostens  
 Kiera Lyons

Player of the Year
 Presented by Jostens  
  Charlee Connors

All-Canadians
 Lauren Clements
Maddy Coffin
Chloe Sutherland Deklerk
Kendal Russell
Aneilia Ayotte
Maddie Anderson
Grace Callahan
Ashlyn Anderson
Angie Mbengo
Deborah Damoah
Charlee Connors
Victoria Strickland

Championship All-Stars

First Team
 Mackenzie Cox
Mia Simpson
Edith Eseme
Deborah Demoah
Ashlyn Anderson

Second Team
 Lauren Clements
Mikah Reed
Aneilia Ayotte
Juliette Garcia
Sarah Cook

Players of the Match

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Match 1  Kaia Simpson VIU Mariners  Paige Leblanc STU Tommies
Match 2  Juliette Gargya Géants de St-Jean  Mikah Reed NAIT Ooks
Match 3  Mia Simpson Dawson Blues  Tori Day TKU Eagles
Match 4  Ashlyn Anderson Fanshawe Falcons  Denise Mendoza Douglas Royals
Match 5  Claudia Steeves STU Tommies  Peyton Neilson NAIT Ooks
Match 6  Aneilia Ayotte TKU Eagles  Lauren Clements Douglas Royals
Match 7  Samantha Shields VIU Mariners  Deborah Damoah Géants de St-Jean
Match 8  Ashlyn Anderson Fanshawe Falcons  Mia Simpson Dawson Blues
Match 9  Charlee Connors STU Tommies  Mackenzie Dalphons Douglas Royals
Match 10  Alexia Bujold Géants de St-Jean  Megan Alemen TKU Eagles
Match 11  Alice Michaud Dawson Blues  Mikah Reed NAIT Ooks
Match 12  Mila Garnaud Dawson Blues  Madina Cisse Géants de St-Jean
Match 13  Mackenzie Cox VIU Mariners  Edith Esme Fanshawe Falcons

Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium

Dawson College will host the championship at the Tony Proudfoot Gymnasium, the long-time home of the Blues Athletics program. Located in downtown Montréal, the facility features three full-size gymnasiums, seating for approximately 1,000 spectators, dedicated team areas, locker rooms, athletic therapy services, and ample space to support a national championship environment. Founded in 1969, Dawson College is one of Québec’s leading English-language CEGEPs and a proud member of the CCAA since 1974, with a strong tradition of excellence in women’s basketball and a proven history of hosting high-level collegiate events.