Sports
Sailing success
Over February reading week, Dalhousie’s sailing club travelled to St. Petersburg, Florida, to compete in the CICSA Midwinters regatta.
Read MoreReflecting on Alex Carson’s Tigers career
Following his fifth and final season with the Tigers, men’s basketball player Alex Carson made his case as one of the best AUS basketball players ever.
Read MoreDates to watch for in Dal sports
With Dal sports taking off, here are some matchups from some varsity and club sports to keep an eye on.
Read MoreYear of the Tiger
The Dalhousie University Tigers women’s volleyball team cruised to their ninth straight Atlantic University Sport (AUS) championship in the 2021-2022 season.
Read MoreTigers feel like family early in season
The Dalhousie University men’s soccer team got off to a victorious start to the season on Sept. 10, winning 1-0 over Mount Allison at home.
Read MoreVictory off the court
Derrick Ejeckam, part of Team Newfoundland in the 2022 Canada Games in Niagara, Ontario, visited the Niagara Children’s Centre.
Read MoreBurrows stepping up
The Tigers still have one of their biggest weapons of the past few seasons. His name is Shamar Burrows.
Read MoreCanada Games bronze for Tigers athlete
By scoring the bronze medal game-winning goal at the Canada Games, Olivia Jack of the Dalhousie University women’s soccer team put Team Nova Scotia on the podium.
Read MoreA taste of pro at home
Seven Dalhousie University Tigers men’s soccer team members were named to the U23 Halifax Wanderers squad this summer. Goalkeeper Aiden Rushenas, defenders Connor Manuel and Benjamin Bruce, midfielder Ayoub Al-Arabi, and strikers Luke Berryman, Mykeo Parker-Christmas and Suliman Elomrani repped the Tigers with the newly-formed Wanderers youth squad.
Read MoreDal arena construction underway
The Dal Events Centre’s construction began in July, just over a year from the June 2021 announcement which made the project official. Dal’s facilities department and the Tigers revealed its design on July 6 at an open house, including artist renditions of the completed rink and floor plans.
Read MoreTigers hockey looks west
After coming off their best regular season and playoff finishes since 2004, the Tigers have added two Western Hockey League (WHL) veterans to help them to another successful Atlantic University Sport (AUS) year. Jackson van de Leest from the Red Deer Rebels and Zak Smith from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s (SJHL) Flin Flon Bombers (but a former Rebel) will make the trek to Halifax to join Dal.
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