The men’s basketball team fought hard but couldn’t overcome the 9-6 Ryerson Rams or the 11-5 University of Toronto Varsity Blues in two divisional matchups this weekend, losing 78-60 against Ryerson Friday and 68-63 to the Varsity Blues Saturday.
The women’s basketball team concluded their regular-season home schedule with disappointing losses to the Ryerson Rams and the University of Toronto Varsity Blues last weekend.
The women’s hockey team’s 3-1 win over the number-five Guelph Gryphons Sunday—their second consecutive win—was the pinnacle of the season thus far, head coach Harold Parsons said.
Last weekend may prove crucial for the men’s volleyball team in terms of determining playoff seedings, but not in the way they had hoped going into it.
The Gaels’ men’s and women’s swimming teams competed at home last weekend, picking up a veritable mountain of hardware with three gold, nine silver and six bronze medals.
This weekend, the men’s basketball team was hoping to rebound from last weekend’s devastating road trip to Toronto where they lost two games and star forward Mitch Leger.
The world’s oldest hockey rivalry was renewed on Friday night at Royal Military College’s Constantine Arena as the Gaels took on the Paladins in their first of three games this season.
Last weekend the track and field team travelled to Canton, New York, to participate in the St. Lawrence University Indoor Classic, and came out glittering with 11 gold, eight silver and eight bronze medals.
Track and field sprinter Michael Prime had a stellar weekend for the Gaels at the St. Lawrence University Indoor Classic in Canton, New York, coming away with three gold medals.
The men’s volleyball team handed the reins over to the rookies on Wednesday evening and came away with a decisive straight-set victory over the Royal Military College Paladins.
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