Posts by hockey

Rieka Santilli, David Sharpe garner top Dal athlete awards

By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • March 28, 2013

Dal athletes of the year Rieka Santilli and David Sharpe. (Chris Parent photo)

Second ever top athlete honours for both Tigers

Dalhousie Tigers: Winter 2013 Semester in Review

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff • March 22, 2013

Hot or Not

By: Ian Froese, Sports Editor, Henry Whitfield, Benjamin Blum, Stephen Campbell, Monica Mutale, Staff Contributors
Let’s not gloss over it: this was a semester unlike …

The state of Dalhousie athletics

By Henry Whitfield, Staff Contributor • March 22, 2013

The state of Dalhousie athletics

The Gazette sits down with Dal’s director of varsity athletics Karen Moore to discuss six AUS titles, the aging Dalplex and what’s next for women’s hockey.

Dalhousie drafting a more in-depth hazing policy

By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • March 14, 2013

Along with an updated hazing policy, Dalhousie is working on a

Updated guidelines would encompass all teams, clubs and societies

On-campus rink still possible

By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • February 15, 2013

On-campus rink still possible

Two-pad collaboration with Saint Mary’s not guaranteed

Dal women’s hockey likely to skate at SMU

By Ian Froese, Sports Editor • February 15, 2013

Dal's women's hockey team hopes celebrations like this one will be commonplace at Alumni Arena next season. (Photo by Richard Lafortune)

Tigers expected to play all home games in a Halifax locale

2013 Most Eligible Tigers

By Paula Sanderson, Staff Contributor • February 8, 2013

2013 Most Eligible Tigers

What’s that, you say? You’re single? And ready to mingle?
Well, aren’t you in luck. We at the Gazette thought you may want to meet …

Ben’s Ten: Rowdiest Rivalries

By Benjamin Blum, Staff Contributor • February 8, 2013

Can you feel the hate? (Photo supplied)

This past weekend, three trillion people across the galaxy watched the Super Bowl, hoping to see some fireworks between the two head coaches, brothers …

Men’s hockey closes disappointing home sked

By Arfa Ayub, Staff Contributor • February 7, 2013

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Tigers fail to play spoiler in two straight

Men’s hockey eliminated

By Arfa Ayub, Staff Contributor • February 1, 2013

Tigers keeper Bobby Nadeau makes a desperation save against St. Thomas Jan. 25. (David Munro photo)

A tearful Shea Kewin was initially left speechless after his team suffered an ironic end to their playoff dreams. Despite managing an 8-7 victory …