How time with the Gryphons helped Ashley Wheeler lead the Mustangs to a perfect first half. Continue reading WBB: How Ashley Wheeler’s time with Guelph is helping the Mustangs to an undefeated start
Guelph, ON– Six periods of hockey in front of hundreds of fans with a trophy on the line. It was a crazy night at the Gryphons Centre as the Guelph Gryphons took over 100 minutes of hockey to beat the Ottawa Gee-Gees and capture the Queen’s Cup. Everything was a little different in the final, it was on internationally sized ice, there was a rambunctious … Continue reading U Sports MHKY: Hockey 101, The Guelph Gryphons win Queen’s Cup in triple OT
Toronto, ON- After a series full of intensity and non-stop aggression from start to finish, it was the Mustangs coming out on top after beating the Rams by a 3-2 final. Entering game three on Sunday, the Ryerson Rams named Garrett Forrest as starter while he went up against Lucas Peresseni following a 5-2 loss on Saturday in London. Through the game’s first ten minutes, … Continue reading U Sports MHKY: Ryerson falls in second round again, Western moves on
Toronto, ON- It was a busy couple of days for the nationally ranked U Sports women’s hockey schools in Toronto, as both the York Lions and Toronto Varsity Blues hosted important games, each with playoff implications. Toronto Varsity Blues The Varsity Blues, clinched the OUA top seed with a pair of wins this past weekend, both by a sizeable margin. They hosted the Nippsing Lakers, … Continue reading U Sports WHKY: Varsity Blues clinch first and Toronto’s nationally ranked schools go 3 for 3
The Ryerson Rams’ women’s hockey team has been reeling but they fought hard to snap their four-game losing streak with a shootout win over the Brock Badgers. Continue reading U Sports WHKY: Ryerson’s weekend recap
2020 marks the start of a brand new year. People are leaving their problems in 2019 and are ready to begin with a clean slate. Continue reading Women’s hockey: 3 teams that need to improve for 2020
Rarely do you find former U Sports talent on an NLL roster. That’s not the case for the afternoon affair between the Vancouver Warriors and San Diego Seals will feature a special U Sports athlete, but not one who played lacrosse. While there is one player who we will get to later who played U Sports, he is joined by a duo of former CUFLA … Continue reading Lacrosse: It’s not just the CUFLA repping Canadian universities between the Warriors and Seals
