OUA sports will not be able to play or train under Ontario’s new restrictions. Continue reading OUA athletes in shock as U SPORTS not classified as “elite amateur” in Ontario
Why men’s hockey players are turning pro everyday and a small glimmer of hope from the Ontario Government. Continue reading OUA and AUS athletes turn pro, but there’s new hope for a January restart
Taking a look at each team through the first part of the season. Continue reading Rounding up Canada West MHKY after the first half
HALIFAX, NS – The AUS season has become a bit more turbulent than we had hoped for in light of the omicron variant’s spread through the region and in Canada. At the season’s midway point, athletes, fans and the like are having the time of their lives with the action that’s unfolded in the fall. Most leagues have been uncharacteristically close in results and the … Continue reading Omicron’s potential impact on the AUS season and midseason MVPs
Team Canada locks in roster for World Juniors after U SPORTS All-Star Games. Continue reading Connor Bedard leads Canada over Alberta’s U SPORTS All-Stars
Only the 4 Alberta schools form the U SPORTS All-Stars for the 2022 World Junior Selection Camp. Continue reading Alberta’s U SPORTS All-Stars to play Canada’s World Junior Selection Camp
A full lineup of 49 Sports All-Star selections for men’s hockey. Continue reading What would a fall 2021 MHKY All-Star Team look like?
TORONTO, ON – The flight is on Monday. Team Canada’s men’s and women’s hockey teams were all booked to fly out of Toronto’s Pearson International Airport on a 9:00 pm flight to Zurich. They would have then gone to Lucerne to start their FISU Winter Universiade. This weekend, the final slate of U SPORTS games from coast to coast should have been the Switzerland Sendoff … Continue reading Canada’s hockey players trying to look past Lucerne 2021 cancellation
Notes from Canada West, OUA and AUS. Continue reading Wednesday Wraparound 12/1: Notes from each U SPORTS MHKY conference
TORONTO, ON – It has not been an easy ride through hockey and life for Toronto Varsity Blues forward David Thomson. Never drafted to the Ontario Hockey League, he suffered an immense injury while playing junior in the United States. The injury, paired with an overwhelming sadness, impacted his life and hockey career. Now thriving at the University of Toronto, Thomson tells his story. Continue reading OKAY TO CRY: David Thomson
