Posts by Football
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • November 23, 2012

By: Ian Froese, Sports Editor, Graeme Benjamin, Assistant Sports Editor, Henry Whitfield, Katelynn Gough, Alex Hallink, Arfa Ayub, Paula Sanderson, Sports Contributors
This was a …
By Graeme Benjamin, Assistant Sports Editor • November 1, 2012

The Dalhousie football team will once again be hanging up their cleats early this season.
After losing in a heartbreaking fashion to Holland College 22-19 …
By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • October 17, 2012

The Dalhousie Football Club has played their final match at Wickwire Field this season. And maybe that’s a good thing.
Home-field advantage has been conspicuously …
By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • October 12, 2012

Football narrowly drops road decision
The Dalhousie Football Club will determine their playoff fate on the road.
A narrow 28-24 defeat at the hands of the …
By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • October 5, 2012

Home has not been too kind for the Dalhousie Football Club.
The Tigers lost their second home match this season, again struggling to move the …
By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • September 19, 2012

When a football’s team kicker is the only player to get points on the board for his team, you know your team is having …
By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • September 14, 2012

New head coach Stuart MacLean has high hopes for a football squad that only had a 1-5 record to show for themselves last season.
But …
By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • November 25, 2011

By Ian Froese (Sports Editor), Henry Whitfield, Arfa Ayub, Tim Vanderweide and Armaan Ahluwalia (Sports Contributors)
Each week the Gazette sports section has arguably the least productive meeting …
By Henry Whitfield, Staff Contributor • November 18, 2011

Dal out after semifinal crumble
The Holland College Hurricanes made it look easy Nov. 12 against the Dalhousie Football Club, riding a three touchdown performance …
By Colin Hebb, Health Columnist • November 18, 2011

New Atlantic representative for Uteck Bowl
A packed audience came outside in the cold and wind to witness the Acadia Axemen end a four-year reign …