Fighting extremes
Last spring, sprinter Maya Reynolds took home a bronze medal in the 60 metre race at the U Sports Track and Field Championships.
Less is more
Josh Lunda’s first three years running for the Dalhousie University Tigers seemed to be going great. In the 2014-2015 season, the sprinter was named the AUS Rookie of the Year. In the […]
Balancing cross-country and track and field
There’s a big difference between racing 800-metres and 10,000-metres. Second-year track athlete Hudson Grimshaw-Surette is proving that he can do both. “He’s too talented and competitive not too,” said cross-country […]
Past and present Dal students honoured at Top 15 dinner
Six members of Dalhousie University were recognized at the Nova Scotia Sport Hall of Fame dinner on Thursday night to honour the top 15 Nova Scotian athletes of all-time. “To […]
Tigers track captain is ready to go out with a bang
The Dalhousie Tigers male throwers continue to dominate the Atlantic University Sport (AUS) conference, despite a lack of real training facilities. But for team captain David Kerr, it’s not a […]
Dal takes AUS track championship
The Dalhousie Tigers track team came out on top yet again at last weekend’s Atlantic University Sport (AUS) Championships, with both men and women taking the number one spot on […]
Sydney Smith stepped on the track and never looked back
Sydney Smith used to be a soccer player. She considered playing for the Tigers when she applied to Dalhousie, but decided against it before starting her first year. Luckily for […]
The Ticker (for the week ending Feb. 23)
Track and Field – Women take title, men settle for second For the first time since the 2001-02 season, the AUS track and field championship did not result in a clean […]
The Ticker (For the week ending Jan. 26)
Women’s Volleyball The Dalhousie Tigers’ women’s volleyball team dominated the visiting Acadia Axewomen on Friday, Jan. 24, winning their evening game in straight sets (25-18, 25-14, 25-18). This decisive victory […]
Tigers runner speaks out about mental illness
Mental health and Dal athletes: “It’s crazy how prevalent it is”