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Lancers hosting virtual event for STAG

The University of Windsor women's basketball team is hosting a virtual run, walk or bike event Sunday. Their effort will help at risk youth through the Sandwich Teen Action Group and create an internship position for a BIPOC woman hoping to get into coaching.


"In coaching there's still not very many women and there's certainly not very many BIPOC individuals that get head coaching jobs at University or in general". said Lancers head coach Chantal Vallee. "So we want to create a position that we can hire a young female that is BIPOC".


To sign up or for more information click the following link. https://golancers.ca/news/2020/9/14/womens-basketball-fall-fundraiser.aspx


Hear why this event is important to 5th year guard Kayah Clarke and her teammates.



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