Box Score

Kelowna - Madison Kaneda’s (5^th year, Vernon, BC) late game efforts bury the visiting Pronghorns in Canada West action at the UBC Okanagan gymnasium Saturday night as the Heat win 66-58.  For her efforts, Kaneda was named Player of the Game.
 
In addition to Kaneda’s 15 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists, Sarah Allison also posted 15 points and was pivotal for the offense tonight, setting her teammates up to the tune of a game-high tying 4 assists. Emily Kanester (2^nd year, Vernon, BC) and Jessica Jazdarhee (1^st year, Coquitlam, BC) scored 10 points apiece, and recorded five and four rebounds, respectively.
 
The Pronghorns’ Kim Veldman proved troublesome for the Heat all game long down in the post, and put up a double-double with 16 points and 13 rebounds in the effort.  Ali Cameron tied Veldman’s game-high 16 points while grabbing 3 rebounds and recording 3 steals.  Starting guard Katlyn Olseon went scoreless for the night but grabbed 11 boards and dished out 4 assists.
 
UBC Okanagan moves to 5-8 for the season while the Pronghorns slip to 5-7.  The Heat will travel to the Physical Activity Complex in Saskatchewan to play to the Huskies next Friday with tip-off set for 4:15 pm. PSTLethbridge will return home to play the Trinity Western Spartans Friday at 6:00 pm.  MT.