January Game Day Recaps
Photos provided by MacEwan Athletics. Griffins women’s basketball struggle, fall to Dinos 75-21 The Griffins couldn’t get anything going in the loss to Calgary. The MacEwan Griffins women’s basketball team had one of their toughest outcomes of the season, falling 75-21 to the University of Calgary. The game was problematic from the start, with the Griffins not putting any points on the board until the very end of the first quarter. Coach Katherine Adams spoke on what she believed was the biggest killer for the team. "In the first quarter, 11 of their 13 points came off turnovers, and those are things that are under our control, but unfortunately they turned up the heat, and we didn't respond,” said Adams in a Griffins Athletics report....
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