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Kodiaks Weekend Recap: Basketball sweeps at home, soccer closes regular season

Oct 26, 2026 | 1:21 PM

The Lethbridge Polytechnic Kodiaks teams dominated on the court this past weekend with a four-game basketball sweep and a volleyball split, while the soccer teams wrapped up their Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference regular season on the road.

Basketball

Oct. 23 WBB | Kodiaks 74 vs Wolves 43

The Kodiaks women’s basketball team put on a defensive show Friday night at the Val Matteotti Gymnasium, holding the Northwestern Polytechnic Wolves to just 43 points. Lethbridge jumped out to a 17-11 lead in the first quarter and never looked back to secure the 74-43 victory.

Devyn Perrett (first year, General Arts and Science, Cardston, Alta.) led the Kodiaks with 16 points, while Chase Wells-Creighton (third year, Exercise Science, Standoff, Alta.) recorded 10 rebounds.

ACAC Player of the Game: Devyn Perrett

 

Oct. 23 MBB | Kodiaks 103 vs Wolves 66

The Kodiaks men’s basketball team put on an offensive clinic Friday night against the Wolves as they cruised to a dominant 103-66 win. Cache Perrett (second year, General Arts and Science, Okotoks, Alta.) recorded 12 points in the game, while Marley Kenion (second year, General Arts and Science, Coventry, England) had 13 rebounds and five points. 

ACAC Player of the Game: Talon Weasel Head

Oct. 24 WBB | Kodiaks 69 vs Ooks 66 

Saturday night brought a much tighter game against the NAIT Ooks. After being down 17 points in the fourth quarter, the Kodiaks women’s team battled back to secure a narrow three-point win. Wells-Creighton recorded 11 rebounds to go along with six points, while Lilly Bennett (first year, General Arts and Science, Taber, Alta.) had five rebounds and five assists to help secure the weekend sweep. 

ACAC Player of the Game: Lilly Bennett

 

Oct. 24 MBB | Kodiaks 71 vs Ooks 47

The men’s team completed the perfect home stand on Saturday by shutting down the NAIT Ooks. Lethbridge built a steady lead across all four quarters for a dominant 71-47 win. Kenion led the Kodiaks with 12 rebounds and four assists in the game. 

ACAC Player of the Game: Alonzo Tan

Volleyball

Oct. 23 WVB | Kodiaks 1 vs Wolves 3 

The Kodiaks women’s volleyball team dropped a tough 3-1 road match in Grande Prairie Friday. The Kodiaks came out hot to take the opening set 25-23, but the Wolves adjusted to sweep the next three frames. Robyn Austin (third year, Business Administration – Accounting, Lethbridge) led Lethbridge with 13 kills and seven digs.

ACAC Player of the Game: Robyn Austin

 

Oct. 23 MVB | Kodiaks 1 vs Wolves 3

It was a tight match for the Kodiaks men’s team on Friday night, with every set decided by just two points. The Kodiaks took the first set 27-25 but fell just short in a tight 3-1 loss. Ben Dyck (fourth year, Pre-Veterinary Medicine, Coaldale, Alta.) hammered down 18 kills to lead the Kodiaks in points.

ACAC Player of the Game: Gabriel Rahn

 

Oct. 24 WVB | Kodiaks 0 vs Ooks 3

On Saturday, the women’s team took on the Ooks in Edmonton for the first time this season. Caitlin Van Essen (first year, General Arts and Science, Calgary) led the team with four kills and four digs, while Alexis Davenport (second year, Criminal Justice – Policing, Lethbridge) recorded a team-high eight digs. In the end, the Kodiaks fell short in a 3-0 loss. 

ACAC Player of the Game: Alexis Davenport

 

Oct. 24 MVB | Kodiaks 3 vs Ooks 2

The men’s team bounced back on Saturday, winning a five-set match over the Ooks. After Lethbridge took the first two sets, NAIT forced a deciding fifth frame where the Kodiaks locked it down for the 3-2 win. Dyck once again led the Kodiaks with 16 kills and seven digs.

ACAC Player of the Game: Corny Bergen

Soccer

Oct. 24 WSOC | Kodiaks 0 vs Queens 0

The Kodiaks women’s soccer team played out a tense, scoreless defensive battle against the Red Deer Polytechnic Queens Saturday afternoon to close out the regular season. Goalkeeper Kiara Jankowiak (fourth year, General Arts and Science, Lethbridge) turned away all seven shots on goal to secure the clean sheet. 

ACAC Player of the Game: Abby Leusink

 

Oct. 24 MSOC | Kodiaks 0 vs Kings 1

The Kodiaks men’s soccer team fought hard in a physical match against Red Deer but fell just short in a 1-0 decision. Goalkeeper Adam Krisko (second year, General Arts and Science, Lethbridge) made four saves in the game. Lethbridge finished second in the ACAC South Division and is now preparing to take on the NAIT Ooks at the ACAC Men’s Soccer Championships in Calgary on Friday.

ACAC Player of the Game: Cristobal Jacob Pares