Winnipeg basketball standout Keylyn Filewich has signed with Domusa Teknik ISB for the 2026–27 season, continuing her professional career in Spain’s LF Challenge.
The 6'1" forward/centre joins the Basque Country club after a strong 2025–26 campaign with Östersund Basket in Sweden’s top women’s league. Filewich averaged 13.9 points, 10.9 rebounds and 3.1 assists in nearly 31 minutes per game, giving Domusa Teknik ISB a proven interior presence and consistent production at both ends of the court.
Born in Winnipeg in 1998, Filewich developed through the Manitoba basketball system and starred at Vincent Massey Collegiate before beginning her U SPORTS career with the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds. She later returned home to play her final university season with the University of Winnipeg Wesmen.
Filewich produced an exceptional 2021–22 season with the Wesmen, earning the Nan Copp Memorial Trophy as the U SPORTS Women’s Basketball Player of the Year and first-team U SPORTS All-Canadian honours.
Her professional career has included stops in Germany with VfL VIACTIV-AstroLadies Bochum and in Sweden with Östersund Basket. The move to Domusa Teknik ISB will bring Filewich to Spain’s LF Challenge, the country’s second-highest women’s division, for the next stage of her international career.
Domusa Teknik ISB welcomed the Canadian signing through its social media channels, highlighting Filewich’s scoring, rebounding and playmaking numbers from last season.
Basketball Manitoba congratulates Keylyn on her latest professional opportunity and wishes her continued success representing Winnipeg and Manitoba on the international stage.