University of Regina Cougars women's basketball has a new all-time queen of the assist. Guard Cara Misskey has officially cemented her legacy by becoming the program's record holder for career assists, a historic achievement announced on January 18, 2026.
A Playmaker's Legacy Secured
The milestone marks a crowning moment for the Regina-born athlete, whose vision and unselfish play have defined her tenure with the Cougars. While the specific number of assists that secured the record was not detailed in the initial announcement, the achievement underscores years of consistent excellence and floor leadership. Misskey's ability to create opportunities for her teammates has been a cornerstone of the Cougars' offensive strategy, making her an indispensable part of the team's core.
More Than Just a Statistic
This record is more than just a number in a ledger; it represents countless hours of practice, an innate understanding of the game, and a selfless approach to team success. Assists are a direct measure of a player's ability to elevate those around them, and Misskey's name now sits alone at the top of that prestigious list for the University of Regina. The record was confirmed by the university's athletics department, with the official announcement shared through the Cougars' women's basketball channels.
Looking Ahead for the Cougars
Setting this record adds a significant chapter to the Cougars' program history and provides a tremendous boost as the team continues its season. Misskey's accomplishment serves as an inspiration to her current teammates and future recruits, proving that homegrown talent can achieve legendary status at the U of R. As the season progresses, all eyes will be on the record-setting guard to continue orchestrating the Cougars' offense and adding to her newly minted historic tally.
The University of Regina and the broader Saskatchewan sports community are celebrating one of their own. Cara Misskey's place in Cougars basketball history is now permanently secured, a testament to her skill, dedication, and profound impact on the court.
