Basketball
The long road back
By Josh Young The Dalhousie University Tiger’s men’s basketball team had their best season in the program’s history last year by winning the program’s first medal at the national championships.…
Read MoreChanging of the guard
Malcolm Christie and Nginyu Ngala have burst onto the scene, securing the defending conference champion Dalhousie Tigers’ starting guard positions.
Read MoreThe long game
To help fill in for departed stars Keevan Veinot and Alex Carson, the Dalhousie University Tigers men’s basketball team brought in Joshua Koulamallah, a six-foot-four forward from Gatineau, Que. However, it has been a long road to joining the three-time defending Atlantic University Sport (AUS) champions for Koulamallah.
Read MoreWomen’s basketball season starts with two losses
After finishing the 2021-2022 season with a record of no wins and 13 losses, the Dalhousie University Tigers women’s basketball team got off to a rough start.
Read MoreCrocker leads Dal into new year
As the Dalhousie University women’s basketball team heads into the new season, it will be one of much-wanted improvement after posting a record of no wins and 13 losses last season.
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 MoreBurrows stepping up
The Tigers still have one of their biggest weapons of the past few seasons. His name is Shamar Burrows.
Read MoreTigers back on top
The Dalhousie University Tigers men’s basketball team captured the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) banner for the third year in a row with a triumphant win over the University of Prince Edward Island Panthers. This solidified their third straight title and sixth in the past seven seasons.
Read MoreDal men’s basketball advance to AUS championship game
The Dalhousie University Tigers are on their way to another Atlantic University Sport (AUS) final following a last-minute comeback win over the Memorial University Sea-Hawks.
Read MoreTigers women’s basketball squad eliminated from AUS championships by UPEI
In their AUS quarterfinal, the Dalhousie Tigers came out strong to start each quarter and kept the deficit within single-digit points late into the game. But a late surge from UPEI was too much to handle, as the Panthers took the game 69-50.
Read MoreMen’s basketball’s secret weapon
Sam Maillet’s mix of passing, defending and basketball IQ has been outstanding. His ability to guard all positions as a six-foot-five guard gives the team an unmatched defensive versatility. Ranking third in the AUS in steals-per-game (2.0) and second in blocks-per-game (1.2), his versatility is clear.
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