Tommies post Charlee Connors scored 13 points against the Seawolves on Jan. 10. (Credit: STU Athletics) Both St. Thomas University (STU) basketball teams played the University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves (UNBSJ) on Jan. 10, starting the second half of their seasons. The women’s Tommies were 6-1, while the men’s hadn’t lost a game yet this season.  Tommies fan Sheila Graham comes to games regularly. She said she’s happy to see the large and enthusiastic crowds at the

The Richard J. Currie Center during the UNB men's basketball game on Jan. 10 against Cape Breton. (Credit: Fran Harris/UNB Athletics) The sound of sneakers cut across the hardwood mixed with the steady rise of crowd noise inside the Richard J. Currie Center. On Jan. 9, the University of New Brunswick (UNB) men’s basketball team returned, marking the start of the winter semester. Each defensive stop drew claps and calls from the crowd, followed by a swell of noise as UNB pushe

This article covers the meaning behind the Ken Gould Tournament for the STU basketball community.

This article focuses on both STU basketball teams and their expectations for the upcoming season.