Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference

2012 MCAC Final 4 Basketball Championships at Red River College in Winnipeg, MB Friday, March 2, 2012 and Saturday, March 3, 2012 All-Conference Selection Banquet11:00 a.m. – Saturday, March 3 Voyageur Dining Hall – RRC Notre Dame
Date	Time	Away	at	Home	Results
Fri. Mar. 2	2 p.m.	#4 PUC	@	#1 UW	Women’s Semifinal ‘A’ PUC wins 56-51
Fri. Mar. 2	4 p.m.	#4 PUC	@	#1 CMU	Men’s Semifinal ‘A’CMU wins 82-56
Fri. Mar. 2	6 p.m.	#3 CMU	@	#2 RRC	Women’s Semifinal ‘B’ RRC wins 74-43
Fri. Mar. 2	8 p.m.	#3 RRC	@	#2 UW	Men’s Semifinal ‘B’ RRC wins 84-70
Sat. Mar. 3	2 p.m.	#3 CMU	@	#1 UW	Women’s Bronze UW wins 93-47
Sat. Mar. 3	4 p.m.	#4 PUC	@	#2 UW	Men’s Bronze UW wins 102-73
Sat. Mar. 3	6 p.m.	#4 PUC	@	#2 RRC	Women’s Championship RRC wins 68-51
Sat. Mar. 3	8 p.m.	#3 RRC	@	#1 CMU	Men’s Championship RRC wins 78-59

2012 Men’s Basketball All-Conference Selections

Most Valuable Player

Wyatt Anders, Canadian Mennonite University

Lexy Blacksmith, University of Winnipeg
Jason Malcolm, Red River College
Jon Piccici, University of Winnipeg
Mike Hebert, Red River College
Jacob Miller, Canadian Mennonite University

2012 Women’s Basketball All-Conference Selections

Most Valuable Player

Abby Silva, Red River College

Kristen Young, Red River College
Tia Ruddock, Red River College
Kristina Larson, Providence University College
Carrera Lamoureux, Canadian Mennonite University
Brittany Boudreau, University of Winnipeg

2011-2012 Men’s Basketball Final Standings

	Wins	Losses	Points
Canadian Mennonite University CMU Blazers	11	3	22
University of Winnipeg UW College Wesmen	9	5	18
Red River College RRC Rebels	7	6	14
Providence University College PUC Freemen	1	12	2
win = 2 points, loss = 0 points

2011-2012 Women’s Basketball Final Standings

	Wins	Losses	Points
University of Winnipeg UW College Wesmen	13	1	26
Red River College RRC Rebels	10	4	20
Canadian Mennonite University CMU Blazers	6	8	12
Providence University College PUC Freemen	3	11	6
win = 2 points, loss = 0 points