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NO IMAGE AVAILABLE 1993-94: Sandra Carroll, Pam Flick, Jody Rock, Andrea Hutchens, Heidi Rowley, Larisa Waschuk, Sandy Corby, Nicole Jonker, Tracey Peter, Andrea Pales, Marnie Nechwediuk, Keith Pruden (assistant coach) Gail Kendall (assistant coach), Carla Lenz (assistant coach), Jennifer How (manager), Patti Burak (trainer), Tom Kendall (coach).  1994-95: Craig Kennedy (assistant coach), Carla Lenz (assistant coach), Jennifer How (manager), Sandra Corby, Anna Weber, Heather Corby, Lynette Lafreniere, Lara Asplin, Jodi Rock, Keith Pruden (assistant coach), Gail Kendall (assistant coach), Tom Kendall (coach). (Front row l. to r.) Natalie McVicar, Tracey Peter, Pam Flick, Sandra Carroll, Andrea Hutchens, Marnie Nechwediuk, Andrea Pales, and Nicole Jonker.  | ||
 | 1993, 1994, 1995 University of Winnipeg Wesmen Women | |
 | Winnipeg Wesmen | |
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 | 1993, 1994, 1995 Canadian University Champions | |
Three-time Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Champions in 1993, ’94, and ’95. In 1995, the Lady Wesmen broke the North American women’s record with their 88th consecutive win. The record-breaking team was selected as the Manitoba Sportswriters and Sportscasters Team of the Century. The 1995 team is in the Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame.
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