Posts Tagged ‘Keisha Brown’
Offensive question marks for women’s basketball
Who picks up the offensive slack, if anybody, will go a long way in determining how Dalhousie’s women’s basketball team will do this season. The Tigers will need a strong shooter to make up for the sparkling 20.5 points per game Keisha Brown averaged in her graduating year, good for second best in Atlantic University…
Read MoreRieka Santilli, David Sharpe garner top Dal athlete awards
Second ever top athlete honours for both Tigers
Read MoreDalhousie Tigers: Winter 2013 Semester in Review
By: Ian Froese, Sports Editor, Henry Whitfield, Benjamin Blum, Stephen Campbell, Monica Mutale, Staff Contributors Let’s not gloss over it: this was a semester unlike any other for Dalhousie Athletics. Instead of the slap to the wrist many expected, the university garnered international attention by taking a strong stance against hazing, forcing women’s hockey to…
Read MoreTigers take the next step
Graduating athletes reflect on their varsity careers
Read MoreReunion on the road
There are no goodbyes on a journey this short; it’s the hellos that matter. After all, these are no solo travelers. Today, this season—perhaps always—the Tigers are family. And this trip is a family reunion. The bus is scheduled to leave at 2:45 p.m. By 2:40, five or so bodies warm the seats, most of…
Read MoreTigers drop two straight at home
Unexpected heartbreak is the best way to describe this past weekend for the Dalhousie women’s basketball team. After falling at the hands of the last place UPEI Panthers on Jan. 25, the Tigers lost a game that stayed competitive until the very last seconds against the Cape Breton Capers. Dal led for the majority of…
Read MoreDalhousie Tigers: Winter Sports Preview
By Alex Hallink, Arfa Ayub, Katelynn Gough, Paula Sanderson, Sports Contributors, Graeme Benjamin, Assistant Sports Editor There may now be one less team for the Tigers faithful to cheer for, but that doesn’t mean there is a shortage of sporting options for a black and gold supporter to enjoy. After all, you weren’t going to…
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