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Women’s basketball: Tigers fall 69-56 to Capers: eliminated from playoffs

By Cameron Honey | March 11, 2016
Huskies keeper Adam Miller stopped eight of Victoria's 11 shots in the title defeat.

AUS takes silver, bronze at men’s soccer nationals

By Tim Vanderweide | November 18, 2011
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Women’s soccer playoff preview

By Andrew Johnson, Staff Contributor | November 4, 2011
Men's Soccer.

Men’s soccer playoff preview

By Tim Vanderweide | November 4, 2011
Evraire in last Saturday's game. Photo by Martina Marien.

Controversial calls hurt men’s soccer

By Omar Rawji | September 30, 2011
Tigers vs. Capers. Photo by Rob Grandy.

Women’s soccer knocks defending champs

By Andrew Johnson, Staff Contributor | September 30, 2011
Can Dal hold off Cape Breton better than UPEI? Photo by Martina Marien

Live men’s soccer: Dalhousie v. Cape Breton

By Dylan Matthias | September 24, 2011
Cape Breton should provide a stiffer test. Photo by Martina Marien

Live women’s soccer: Dalhousie v. Cape Breton

By Dylan Matthias | September 24, 2011

Tigers defeat powerful Capers

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | September 24, 2010

Men’s Tigers fall to 10-man Capers

By Dalhousie Gazette Staff | September 24, 2010
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