Volleysaurs look for clutch, not crutch players

By Sean Nyilassy

If injuries were spots due to melanin buildup beneath the skin, the freckle-prone Dinos women’s volleyball team has spent too long basking in the glory of the sun. They went into a pair of road games against Canada West’s top team, the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, Jan. 28-29, short four players. Joanna Niemczewska has… Continue reading Volleysaurs look for clutch, not crutch players

Not just splashin’ around

By Sean Nyilassy

The Dinos swim team was drenched by a perfectly executed University of British Columbia Thunderbirds cannonball at the 2006 Canada West Swimming Championship Jan. 27-29. While the T-Birds dominated like the only able-eared kid in a deaf kids’ game of Marco Polo, the Dinos were certainly second.The UBC men were a tsunami hitting the third-world.… Continue reading Not just splashin’ around

100 points easy

By Sean Nyilassy

What happens when you cross a pack of wolves with a Dinosaur? Apparently, you just get a Dinosaur that is a little less hungry. The Dinos women’s basketball team paid a visit to the Thompson Rivers University WolfPack Jan. 27-28 and came home with a belly full of laurels. “I really like where we are… Continue reading 100 points easy

As Dinos pick up steam, playoffs appear on horizon

By Samantha Attaway

Watching Dinos men’s basketball lately has been like launching a slinky: upon first observation, it seems flimsy and full of kinks, but when you finally let go the whole thing gains momentum and slowly but deliberately progresses. The whole process becomes mesmerizing to observe. The more it inches forward, the more uneasy you are that… Continue reading As Dinos pick up steam, playoffs appear on horizon

Grinding Manitoba into Bison meat

By Crystal Wong

After a slow start to 2006–losing four games in a row, including a game where they gave up five short-handed goals–the Dinos men’s hockey team desperately needed a win. Fortunately, thanks to “monster performances,” as TSN’s Pierre McGuire would put it, by Alex Lalonde and Brett O’Malley, the team finally found the win column Jan.… Continue reading Grinding Manitoba into Bison meat