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Panthers fall to Acadia Axewomen

John DeCoste

First-year Acadia fullback Molly Labenski moves the ball upfield en route to scoring her team's first try in an eventual 41-10 win over the visiting UPEI Panthers Sept. 15.

Published on September 15, 2012; Published on September 15, 2012
John Decoste

Topics :: Wolfville , St. Thomas

Acadia's Axewomen rugby squad earned a 41-10 win over the UPEI Panthers Saturday afternoon in Wolfville.

Acadia Player of the Game Emilie Chaisson had three tries for the Axewomen; Katelyn Little added a pair; Labenski and Riley Kitchen chipped in one apiece for Acadia, which led 17-5 at halftime.

The Axewomen improved to 2-0 on the season with the win, while UPEI dropped to 1-1. Acadia is next in action Sept. 23 at St. Thomas in Fredericto.

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Lyn Labenski

- December 16, 2012 at 11:06:32

Please can I get a glossy of this picture or an official reprint suitable for framing?

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