TWolves fall short against red-hot Bobcats, drop regular season finale to Brandon

Brandon Bobcats defeat UNBC Men’s Basketball team 116-93

The UNBC Timberwolves offense was good. The Brandon Bobcats offense was better. BU shot the lights out in the regular season finale, beating the TWolves 116-93 on Saturday, February 11th, 2023, in Brandon, Manitoba.

The Timberwolves settled down in the second quarter as buckets from Evgeny Baukin and Micah Jessie got the UNBC offense going, while Brandon’s offense continued to produce, though not at the historic rate of the opening quarter. BU star guard Jahmaal Gardner did hit a pair of big shots soon after, however, building the home team’s lead yet again, while Tsegakele watched from the bench with foul trouble.

Every time the TWolves looked to be seizing a bit of control, Brandon would make an incredibly difficult shot to keep the visitors at bay. After 30 minutes, the Bobcats were shooting 54% from long range, and held a 91-74 lead.

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