By Todd Andre
Big players dominate big games. In the two biggest games of the season thus far, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies’ biggest player, reigning CIS most valuable player Sarah Crooks, dominated the University of Calgary Dinos in a Saskatchewan sweep of the Central Division semi-final Feb. 16-17. Crooks tallied a total of 73 points and 38… Continue reading Lady b-ballers struggle against Huskies
By Amanda Hu
The Dinos swimmers are back from the Canadian Interuniversity Sport swimming championships in Halifax and have something to celebrate. Both men’s and women’s teams finished in a strong second at the end of the weekend, standing at 613.5 and 647 points, respectively. They closely trailed the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds who won their 10th… Continue reading Aquasaurs return from championships triumphant
The University of Calgary men’s basketball team saw their season go the way of the dinosaurs as they were swept in their opening playoff series against the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. The Dinos didn’t play very well during the first game on Fri., Feb. 16, and their defensive play, which was solid in previous meetings… Continue reading Men’s Basketball: Dinos downed in the ‘toon
It was a long season and the team came a long way, but the sounds of sticks, skates and slapshots won’t be heard in the early hours of the Olympic Oval anytime soon: the University of Calgary women’s hockey team won’t be playing any more hockey games this spring. The Dinos battled their inner-city rival… Continue reading Women’s Hockey: Dinos done for the season
The Dino must have seen his shadow early in February, as winter has finally thawed for the University of Calgary men’s hockeysaurs, who were able to claw their way back into the win column. The Dinos lost an embarrassing eight straight games to close out the regular season, as well as the first game of… Continue reading Men’s Hockey: Hockeysaurs poised to take CW
By Jon Roe
“Ability is nothing without opportunity.” -Napoleon Bonaparte The Dinos women’s wrestling team had an opportunity to display their ability in Saskatoon when they travelled east to take on their western Canada opponents in the Canada West finals. The result was a gold medal for the ladies, their fourth first-place finish of the season. “We had… Continue reading Ladies wrassle their way to the top of Canada West
By Jon Roe
“All who surrender will be spared; whoever does not surrender but opposes with struggle and dissension, shall be annihilated.” -Genghis Khan, Mongolian cannibal Not having the wits to surrender, the University of Calgary Dinos’ women’s track and field team’s Canada West opposition struggled and were annihilated. The Dinos won their third CW track and field… Continue reading Dino ladies golden, Zelinka superb
The last stop of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport women’s volleyball season rests in Calgary for the second season in a row. This year, the Dinos are hoping to grab the top prize, improving upon the surprising bronze they received last year. Unfortunately, seven of the country’s top teams stand in their way. With the amount… Continue reading The road to a national title
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Editor’s Note: Ændrew came across a copy of Hunter S. Thompson’s “Generation of Swine” during reading break and as such, his writing style- for the moment anyway- is that obnoxious pseudo-gonzo style that every college writer adopts for at least one piece in his career. Our prayers are with Mr. Rininsland and we wish him… Continue reading This Week On The Internet: Fear, loathing, Stumbleupon