Taking it all in stride
While spectator sports such as basketball, hockey and soccer garner the majority of fan attention at Dalhousie, some of the less publicized teams are equally deserving of the public eye. […]
Dalhousie Tigers: Fall 2012 Semester in Review
By: Ian Froese, Sports Editor, Graeme Benjamin, Assistant Sports Editor, Henry Whitfield, Katelynn Gough, Alex Hallink, Arfa Ayub, Paula Sanderson, Sports Contributors This was a semester of predictability. Our teams […]
St. FX runners eclipse Dal at conference meet
Dalhousie and St. Francis Xavier have been the premier cross-country programs in their conference for over a decade. On this past Saturday at Point Pleasant Park, the runners from Antigonish […]
A balancing act
For the record, Anna von Maltzahn wears exhaustion well. She shows no signs of tiredness as she strides into the Dalplex to sit down with the Gazette. Von Maltzahn, a […]
Sports Briefs: Week of October 12, 2012
Football narrowly drops road decision The Dalhousie Football Club will determine their playoff fate on the road. A narrow 28-24 defeat at the hands of the Holland College Hurricanes in […]
Tigers on the road – Sept. 14-16
Women’s soccer encounters their first defeat Dalhousie’s second weekend of regular season play wasn’t perfect, but it’s sure not something the team should hang their heads about. Before the defending […]
Preview: Cross-country
The men’s cross-country team will need to put forth an extra effort this year if they want to keep pace with last year’s fantastic season for the women’s team. Promoted […]
Sociology major prepares for world’s best triathletes
Josh Brisson’s goal is to test his body’s limits, in three not so easy steps. To that end, the rising triathlete swam, biked and ran his way to the top […]
Ryer is made for running
Women’s cross-country captain seeks CIS acclaim Ashley Ryer had her first race in eighth grade. “I just did it for fun, but I started to get more competitive in my […]
Cross-country squads bumped to second place
Tigers foiled by St. FX in all four divisions To sit atop the leaderboard in future conference races, it appears Dalhousie’s cross-country runners will have to elude a determined crew […]