Hockey

Dal celebrates a second goal in 3-0 triumph over UPEI. (Martina Marien photo)

Men’s hockey shows improvement

For the Dalhousie men's hockey team, ending their weekend at the Halifax Forum with a 4-2 loss against powerhouse UNB on Oct. 28 did not seem so bad.
Some intramural players have walked away since losing Memorial Arena. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Co-ed hockey league cut

Some recreational women’s hockey players are dissatisfied with the opportunities available to them at Dalhousie after the slashing of the co-ed league this year.
The Tigers want to keep their focus on the ice amid hazing allegations. (Chris Parent photo)

Women’s hockey team accused of hazing

Women's hockey is done for the season. (Chris Parent photo)

One-goal weekend for women’s hockey

Dal was unable to overcome their formidable opposition. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Belliveau’s rocky tenure ends

Men’s hockey earned one of four points over the weekend. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Tigers stumble out of the gate

It wasn’t the type of start the Dalhousie men’s hockey team was looking for.
It’s going to be a long, cold winter without the NHL. (Photo from Public-Domain-Image.com)

Ben’s Ten

Dalhousie's football team was unable to extend their season. (Pau Balite photo)

Sports Briefs: Week of October 12, 2012

Preview: men’s hockey

The Dalhousie men’s hockey team is used to heartbreak.

On-ice programs scramble to find new arenas

Dal Tigers: Winter 2012 Semester in Review

King’s embarks on new St. Patty’s tradition