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Team Canada or the Canadian women’s basketball team gets a vital win against the South Korean women’s basketball team. They now have a 1-1 record in their group. It was a close game in the first half, however, Canada pulled away in the second half. Team Canada gets a first win in Tokyo 2020 against […] READ MORE
Canada vs Serbia in Tokyo will take place on July 26. The Canadian women’s basketball team will face the Serbian women’s basketball team to open their FIBA Women’s Olympic campaign. Serbia will be a tough team as they are defending bronze medalists. Canada vs Serbia – Tokyo 2020 Olympic Basketball Canadian Women’s Basketball – Miranda […] READ MORE
Late on Tuesday, the medal-seeking Canadian women’s basketball team was revealed. This included three current WNBA players on the roster. This team will now look to win their first-ever medal in the Tokyo 2020 Summer Olympics. Canadian Women’s Basketball Team Roster Revealed Canada’s 🇨🇦 Tokyo 2020 women’s basketball team announced. Read more: https://t.co/5SWX4Q0Maa #Tokyo2020 pic.twitter.com/ihGdYxVBBV […] READ MORE
There are several Canadian women’s basketball players that have played for a WNBA team. This includes players that have or had played in the WNBA for several years to players who only had a brief time in the WNBA. Despite not having a professional women’s league and/or WNBA team to call their own, Canadian women’s […] READ MORE
There are currently only five Canadian WNBA players. However, when one considers that there is no WNBA team or Canadian pro basketball league for women, it is quite commendable. This is especially true when there are only twelve teams in the WNBA. This means there are not as many internationals in the WNBA than there […] READ MORE
The Canadian women and their basketball team will be heading to Tokyo as they finished first in their group with a close 80-78 win over Japan on February 9th. However, that game was more of an exhibition match as Canada already qualified for the 2020 Summer Olympics. This is because of the win they achieved […] READ MORE
Raheem Bashir started blogging on a Gmail site called Blogger and has covered sporting events in rugby union/league and soccer. Since then he has become the Last Word on Sports writer for rugby, soccer, and previously basketball. He is also a member of the North American Soccer Reporters and The Rugby Union Writers’ Club.
Raheem graduated from George Brown College with a Digital Media Marketing Post-Grad Certificate in 2019. From the same college, Raheem also did a post-grad certificate in Sport and Event Marketing in 2017. Lastly, he did an undergrad Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Toronto in 2016.