Uzoma Asagwara

	Uzoma Asagwara
	2026
	Player
	University of Winnipeg
	2002-2007 Wesmen

Uzoma Asagwara, a graduate of St. Norbert Collegiate, had an outstanding career with the University of Winnipeg Wesmen, 2002-2007, which established them as one of the best to ever wear a Wesmen uniform. In those years, they played in 101 regular season games. Their accomplishments include being selected a two-time CIAU/CIS All-Canadian and a two-time Canada West All-Star in 2006 and 2007, being the CIS top scorer in 2007 with an average of 28.5 points per game, being chosen a CIS National Tournament All-Star in 2005 and being selected the University of Winnipeg Athlete-of-the-Year in 2006. Uzo also was twice a member of our Canadian National team and represented Canada in the Pan-American Games in Rio in 2007.

Anne Schimnowski-Boyko

	Anne Schimnowski-Boyko
	2026
	Player
	University of Manitoba
	1989-1994 Bisons

Anne Schimnowski-Boyko, a graduate of Daniel McIntyre Collegiate, led the Maroons to the MHSAA provincial Final and a silver medal in her graduating year, 1989. She represented our province twice with Team Manitoba and went on to an outstanding career with the University of Manitoba Bisons, 1989-1994. During her years as a Bison, she was selected to the CIAU/CIS All Rookie team in 1989-90, was a two-time GPAC All-Star in 1990 and 1994, and was named to the CIAU/CIS All-Canadian team in 1994 when she averaged 21.7 points per game. In 1992, she established a career high by scoring 42 points in one game and, in her last year, she led the Bisons to a CIAU National Tournament Bronze Medal. Furthermore, in the summer of 1993, she represented Canada on our National Team at the Jones Cup in Taiwan.

 

Chad Posthumus

	Chad Posthumus
	2026
	Player
	University of British Columbia, Howard College, Morehead State
	Winnipeg Seabears

Chad Posthumus graduated from River East Collegiate in 2009 when he was selected to the All-Manitoba team. He was considered one of the top high school basketball players in the country as a senior, averaging 39 points, 25 rebounds, and 7 blocks. His career high with River East was a 69-point performance. He represented Manitoba on our provincial teams for 5 years and, as a true big man, he became known as the “Beast from River East”. Chad played for two years at UBC with the Thunderbirds, one at Howard College (Texas), and then at Morehead State (Kentucky) where, in his senior season, he was second in the NCAA in rebounding and achieved Ohio Valley Conference Honours. After college, he played professionally in Argentina, Japan, and China, with our Canadian National Team and in the National Basketball League of Canada (NBL) before landing with the hometown Winnipeg Sea Bears in the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) for their inaugural season of 2023. Chad’s life was cut way too short when he died suddenly in November 2024.

 

Keith Strieter

Jennifer Finch

Joanne Wells-Small

	Joanne Wells-Small
	2022
	Player
	Player

Shawn Gray

	Shawn Gray
	2022
	Player
	Player

SHAWN GRAY – a native of Toronto who starred with the Brandon University Bobcats 1993-98; four-time GPAC All-Star; All-Canadian selection in 1997-98; led BU to a CIAU National Championship in 1996 where he was named a tournament all-star; played professionally in The Netherlands and Belgium 1998-2001