
Monday Morning Coffey: Debunking the reasons students don’t go to U SPORTS games
Why students don’t tend to attend U SPORTS events in large numbers. Continue reading Monday Morning Coffey: Debunking the reasons students don’t go to U SPORTS games
Why students don’t tend to attend U SPORTS events in large numbers. Continue reading Monday Morning Coffey: Debunking the reasons students don’t go to U SPORTS games
From U SPORTS hockey, to the NLL and back again. Waterloo’s Brandon Robinson is a multi-sport man. Continue reading U SPORTS MHKY: Waterloo’s Robinson balances OUA hockey and the NLL
Re-live some of the best moments from the University of Victoria Vikes in 2019-20! Continue reading U SPORTS: The Best Stories from the UVic Vikes in 2019-2020
Canada struggled a lot at the 2020 FISU eFootball Challenge, much like they did in a certain 1986 tournament. Continue reading FISU eFootball: FIFA football or FISU eFootball, Canada struggles in inaugural tournaments
The best McMaster Marauders moments from 2019-20! Continue reading U SPORTS: The Best Stories from the McMaster Marauders in 2019-2020
TSN’s Moe Khan discusses the U SPORTS football age cap and McGill Athletics. Continue reading PODCAST: TSN’s Moe Khan on football age cap and McGill Athletics
University sport will happen in Canada West, with the announcement of the 2020 gold championships. Continue reading Golf: Canada West announces golf as lone fall championship
Athletes from the University of Windsor will take their shot at the inaugural FISU FIFA Challenge Continue reading FISU: Through Windsor, Canadians Take Aim at Inaugural FIFA 20 ESports Challenge
Vancouver, BC- This week on the “What’s Up With U? podcast”, we introduce you to our host format for the foreseeable feature. Ben Steiner, Justin Levine and Casey Dobson are now the three permanent personalities on the show, with Justin returning from some time off. LISTEN AT BOTTOM OF PAGE But what’s the show actually about? The three talk about the 2020 U SPORTS. Athlete … Continue reading What’s Up With U? Ep.13: Awards, McMaster Football and MHKY Update
Ottawa,ON- Wrestling Canada Lutte’s (WCL) NextGen program is designed to provide resources to wrestlers who are “trending five to eight years out from an Olympic Podium” according to the wrestling Canada website. U23 wrestlers are able to participate in a camp based system that includes two domestic camps, an international tour and target competition. The program is divided into two tiers. The 2020-21 tier includes … Continue reading Wrestling: Huskies Highlight U SPORTS Wrestlers Named to Wrestling Canada’s Program