Halifax, NS – Nearly every AUS and ACAA team finished up their exhibition seasons by March 27, but a few UNB Reds/Seawolves and St. Thomas Tommies teams came out for their encores last week. And they did so with a bang. The Saint John-based Seawolves faced STU in men’s and women’s volleyball games in the middle of the week, each playing a game to cap … Continue reading UNB and STU write the final chapter of the 2020-21 season
Stanley Cup champions, NWHL execs, FIFA WCQ goals and more. Continue reading WEDNESDAY WRAP: Hockey, soccer and football highlight the past week
Halifax, NS- The majority of sports in the AUS exhibition schedule were finished in Nova Scotia last week, while ACAA and a high school team got plenty of action in New Brunswick. Saturday was the final day for basketball and hockey between teams from Dalhousie, Acadia and Saint Mary’s that took part in the three-team exhibition bubble which returned to play first in February. The … Continue reading Nova Scotia competition concludes, STU stay busy and more from the past week in the AUS/ACAA
News and notes from all the action in Atlantic Canada. Continue reading With little time left, Atlantic teams pack in as many games as possible
The latest headlines from Canadian university sport over the last seven days. Continue reading WEDNESDAY WRAP: Atlantic Sport returns and more U SPORTS headlines
After 40+ years with the St.FX X-Men, Steve Konchalski is walking away with a win. Continue reading St. FX and Acadia honour Steve “Coach K” Konchalski in exhibition action
U SPORTS headlines from the last week. Continue reading Wednesday Wrap: This Week’s U SPORTS Headlines
Hockey Canada roster includes U SPORTS alumni, coaches and equipment staff. Continue reading WHKY: U SPORTS included on Hockey Canada Training Camp Roster
2010 and 2014 Olympic Champions Mike Babcock joins the U Sask Huskies. Continue reading BREAKING: Huskies MHKY hire Mike Babcock as Head Coach
The Acadia Axemen take down the Dalhousie Tigers. Continue reading U MHKY: Clutch-time goals help Axemen survive Dalhousie scare
