Sports
Q and A: Olympian and Former Dal Tiger Mike Evelyn
A former Dalhousie University Tiger took the Olympic stage at the 2022 Beijing Winter Games last February. Mike Evelyn represented Canada in men’s two and four-person bobsleigh events at the most recent Olympics.
Read MoreFresh start in the water
Noah Mascoll-Gomes is already an Atlantic University Sport (AUS) mainstay. He not only swam for the Mount Allison University Mounties for two years but captured conference freestyle wins in both 2019 and 2020. Joining Dal in time for the 2021-2022 season, he used the COVID-19 break to train and reflect, as there was no season.
Read MoreDal women’s soccer personnel take part in CONCACAF U-20 tournament
Dalhousie University Tigers women’s soccer coach Cindy Tye and midfielder Inari Moore had the honour of taking part in the 2022 CONCACAF Women’s Under-20 Championship in the Dominican Republic, which took place from Feb. 25 to March 12.
Read MoreBack in the pond
After competing in their first season since COVID-19, the Dalhousie University Rowing Club has its eyes set on re-establishing old programs that have yet to return since the pandemic began.
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 MoreLord, what a year
Capturing a Dalhousie University Tigers track record makes for an impressive season on its own. Adding some first-place finishes in other track meets makes the year all the more impressive. Plus, we haven’t even gotten to any Atlantic University Sport (AUS) or U Sports championships yet. This has been second-year sprinter Dan Lord’s season
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 MoreNationals in sight
In many sports, the Dalhousie University Tigers is a frontrunner for U Sports conference titles. Even though not every team has had the season they wanted, modified playoff formats in most leagues will give them shots to make noise in the postseason.
Read MoreEstablished scoring from a new face
In her first year playing for the Dalhousie University Tigers women’s hockey team, Olivia Eustace has already cemented herself as a star player.
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