Sports
Tigers women’s soccer contending for AUS title
The Dalhousie Tigers women’s soccer team sits in third place of the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) soccer standings as of Oct. 6, three spots ahead of where they finished last season. They’re also the last undefeated club in the conference midway through the regular season, sporting a record of four wins, two draws and no losses.
Read MoreRunning up a storm
The Dalhousie University Tigers cross country team is off to an excellent start in its 2022 season, with Tigers athletes consistently placing high in races.
Read MoreMi’kmaq in sport: A conversation with Jeff Ward
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was on Sept. 30. Despite the day of recognition, a Mi’kmaw graduate of the Nova Scotia Black and Indigenous Coach Mentorship Program said the date doesn’t make enough of a difference, especially in sports.
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.
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