Tigers out-claw Huskies in hockey clash
By • February 3, 2012
It was only a matter of time until the Tigers’ offensive domination transitioned into pucks in the back of the opposing net.
The Tigers women’s …
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Tigers serve up Huskies’ first loss
By • February 3, 2012
Dalhousie’s women’s volleyball team stunned first-place Saint Mary’s Jan. 29 at The Tower, needing four sets to hand the Huskies their first defeat of …
Tigers serve up Huskies’ first loss
By • January 30, 2012
Dalhousie’s women’s volleyball team stunned first-place Saint Mary’s Jan. 29 at The Tower, needing four sets to hand the Huskies their first defeat of …
Tigers fend off Huskies’ final charge
By • January 20, 2012
A closely contested game. A potential game-winning shot in the final seconds. An entire arena holding its breath. The rivalry game Jan. 14 between …
Acadia ends Saint Mary’s football reign
By • 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 …
AUS takes silver, bronze at men’s soccer nationals
By • November 18, 2011
Goal crazy Gigolaj nudges SMU to second
The Saint Mary’s Huskies’ strong play the past two weekends at the AUS championships and then at the …
Women’s soccer playoff preview
By • November 4, 2011
UPEI Panthers
First place, 11-1-1
At the start of the season it appeared the Panthers would go undefeated. They had a minor hiccup opposite UNB in …
Huskies hit back in rematch
By • November 4, 2011
Men’s soccer falls in closing two contests
Halifax natives Zach Bauld and Derek Gaudet put the Tigers to bed Oct. 26, scoring on either side …
Men’s soccer playoff preview
By • November 4, 2011
Cape Breton Capers
First place, 10-1-2
The Cape Breton Capers finished atop the league and can boast a No. 2 ranking in the CIS Top 10 …
Huskies claw over Tigers in standings
By • November 4, 2011
SMU ranked second, Dal third ahead of playoffs
Despite their first game ending in a scoreless tie, Dalhousie and Saint Mary’s looked to move beyond …
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