Posts by Thomas Scott
Tigers seek revenge after losing AUS Championship for first time since 2018
After an 80-65 loss to the University of Prince Edward Island Panthers in the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) semifinals, the Dalhousie University Tigers men’s basketball team has taken time to reflect on the 2022-2023 season.
Read MoreCurling teams win AUS gold
The Dalhousie University Tigers men’s and women’s curling teams were both victorious in the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) Championship, both winning gold on Mar. 5.
Read MoreOlympic boxer from Dartmouth discusses experiences with racism
Custio Clayton, a professional boxer from Dartmouth, N.S. and Olympic quarterfinalist at the 2012 Summer Games in London, discussed the challenges he’s faced as a Black athlete in a recent interview with the Dalhousie Gazette.
Read MoreMascoll-Gomes dominates AUS Championship
Noah Mascoll-Gomes of the men’s team led Dalhousie Tigers to its 23rd title in 24 seasons and took home plenty of hardware. Also, the women’s team has now won 21 consecutive AUS titles.
Read MoreFootball teammates share memories of late friend
Months after Alexander Jessup’s passing, his coaches and fellow players with the Dalhousie University Tigers Football Club continue to reflect on the life of their teammate and friend. Jessup passed away in his Dalhousie residence on Nov. 27, 2022, following complications with his diabetes.
Read MoreDal tennis club marching on after loss of on-campus home
Dal’s first and second women’s tennis teams are second and third respectively in the standings of the Atlantic University Tennis League women’s division. The men’s first team sits in first and the second team in sixth place in the men’s division.
Read MoreBlack and Indigenous Coach Mentorship Program: After two years
In 2020, the Nova Scotia Black and Indigenous Coach Mentorship Program began with the goal of recruiting and supporting coaches of colour in the province. Since then, more than two dozen coaches have taken part as either mentors or mentees.
Read MoreRushenas drafted by HFX Wanderers
The goalkeeper for the Dalhousie University Tigers’ men’s soccer team over the past two seasons, Aiden Rushenas was selected 10th overall in the second round of the Canadian Premier League U SPORTS Draft by the Wanderers in December. The league is considered the highest level of Canadian men’s soccer.
Read MoreWinning culture
Going for a 10th straight Atlantic University Sport (AUS) title, the Dalhousie University Tigers women’s volleyball team finds itself at the top of the conference standings at the start of a new semester.
Read MoreDal spending on athletic awards jumped last season
Dalhousie spent $606,499 on athletic financial awards in 2020-2021, a year where competitions were largely cancelled due to COVID-19. In 2021-2022, spending on athletic awards increased to $684,825, according to documents received through a freedom of information request.
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