Sports

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

Stories of the disabled list: Sarah Wojcik, Andrea Gillis and Brendan Parsley. (Chris Parent photo)

For the love of the game

Dal’s Ryan Himmelman and Jacob Saunders have set sail for France. (Photo supplied)

Dal sails to France—again

Hauling down Dal was a challenge for the opposition this year. (Torey Ellis photo)

Women’s rugby wins championship

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

One-goal weekend for women’s hockey

Walking to remember

Photo by Bryn Karcha.

Ben’s Ten

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

Belliveau’s rocky tenure ends

One of Dal’s players slides into home. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Pick-up baseball brings community together

The Seawolves proved a formidable force for Dal football. (Alice Hebb photo)

There’s no place like the road

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.