Box Score 1 | Box Score 2 | Box Score 3 | Box Score 4 The Pronghorns closed out an action-packed and emotional weekend of competition with standout performances across track and field and two intense basketball matchups against the Saskatchewan Huskies, all while celebrating Senior Night for both basketball and swim at the Co-op Centre for Sport and Wellness.

Track
The weekend began on the track and in the field, where the Pronghorns throws group continued to assert itself as one of the strongest units in Canada West. In the women's weight throw, Jinaye Shomachuk delivered a historic performance, recording the longest throw in Pronghorns history by more than a metre. Her winning mark places her first in both Canada West and U SPORTS, cementing her position as one of the top throwers in the country. The Horns continued to pile up top-five finishes in the event, with Kate Johnson placing fourth and maintaining her third-place standing in the Canada West rankings.

Momentum carried over into the women's shot put, where rookie Brooke Bentley claimed first place in impressive fashion. Bentley's performance moved her into second in Canada West and fourth nationally, highlighting a breakout season for the first-year Pronghorn. Shomachuk added another podium finish with a second-place result, while rookie Zalita Knoetze rounded out the Horns' top-five presence with a fifth-place finish, continuing the Pronghorns' dominance in the throws.

Speed and precision were on display on the track, led by Kimoya Edwards in the women's 60-metre hurdles. Edwards dominated the field with a personal-best time of 8.46, a performance that vaulted her into third place in both Canada West and U SPORTS. Her run was one of the highlights of the weekend, showcasing both consistency and growth as the postseason approaches.
In the jumps, Lauchlan Irish led the men's side with a strong showing in the triple jump, finishing second with a mark of 15.19 metres. The performance places him second in Canada West and third nationally. Irish also contributed a fourth-place finish in the long jump, adding to a productive weekend for the Pronghorns jump crew.

WBB
The women's basketball team opened the weekend against the undefeated Saskatchewan Huskies and found themselves trailing at the half after the visitors controlled the paint and capitalized on second-chance opportunities. Despite strong outside shooting and stretches of resilience, the Pronghorns were unable to climb back, falling 101–52 on Friday night. Rae Wedman and Piper Dobbelsteyn led the Horns with 11 points apiece, providing offensive sparks against a deep Huskies lineup.

Saturday's rematch marked the final home game of the season and Senior Night for the women's program. The Pronghorns battled hard but fell 79–59. Courtney McKee led the Horns with 21 points in a strong individual performance. Dobbelsteyn, Wedman, and Halle Aleman each connected from beyond the arc as the Pronghorns continued to find success from the perimeter. The night served as both a competitive challenge and a celebration of seniors Kamryn DeKlerk and Abby Stonehocker who have left their mark on the program.

MBB
The men's basketball team delivered two tightly contested games that mirrored the intensity of the Senior Night atmosphere. On Friday, the Pronghorns held a 40–36 halftime lead after strong free-throw shooting and effective transition play. Joe Lemieux was outstanding in the opening half and continued his strong play into the second, finishing with 26 points on 9-of-15 shooting. Kymani Pollard added 18 points, but the Horns were unable to hold off a Huskies comeback, falling 80–75 in a game defined by physical play in the paint and second-chance points.

Saturday's Senior Night finale brought another thriller, as the Co-op Centre buzzed with energy from start to finish. The Pronghorns and Huskies traded leads throughout the fourth quarter in a physical, hard-fought contest. The Horns controlled the glass, out-rebounding Saskatchewan 43–34, but the visitors edged out an 81–77 victory. Pollard led the Pronghorns with 20 points, reaching a milestone as the seventh-highest scorer in program history. The Horns celebrated seniors Bryce Soles, Sebastian Perez, Karter Fry, and Kymani Pollard.

With home competition wrapped up, the Pronghorns now turn their attention to the road ahead. Basketball heads to Winnipeg this weekend on January 23^rd and 24^th while track looks forward to the Jim Daly Bison Classic in Winnipeg on January 30-31^st. Watch the action live on Canada West TV