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Dinos Playoffs Week 1: Dinos remain alive on the court and dominate on the track and field

Dinos Playoffs Week 1: Dinos remain alive on the court and dominate on the track and field

Men’s Basketball: Dinos overcome slow start to advance to basketball semifinals By Maggie Hsu The Dinos’ men’s basketball team rallied from a 12-point first-quarter deficit to defeat the Trinity Western Spartans 98-84, securing a spot in the Canada West semifinals against the Victoria Vikes. Trinity

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When tropes in fiction become reality

When tropes in fiction become reality

The sports romance genre has exploded in popularity–with BookTok playing a major role in its rise. F1 sports romances, which were virtually unheard of just a few years ago, have gained significant traction, alongside a wave of new stories across various athletic settings. The combination of romance and sports

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Women’s Dinos triumph in thrilling shootout to claim 2025 Crowchild Classic victory

Women’s Dinos triumph in thrilling shootout to claim 2025 Crowchild Classic victory

In the most anticipated matchup of the year, the University of Calgary Dinos triumphed over the Mount Royal University Cougars in a thrilling shootout, securing a 2-1 victory at the 2025 Crowchild Classic, keeping their playoff hopes alive. Entering the game on a crushing 10-match losing streak, the

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Formula 1 for Dummies

Formula 1 for Dummies

And there it goes. Another season of Formula 1 ends with a 4th World Championship title for Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and a Constructors’ Championship for McLaren—their first since 1998. To those of you who have no idea what any of that means, welcome! Formula 1 (F1), a

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Close, but No Cigar. Men’s Dinos fall in hard-fought loss to Manitoba Bisons

Close, but No Cigar. Men’s Dinos fall in hard-fought loss to Manitoba Bisons

Despite a valiant effort, the Dinos’ men’s basketball team fell short in a thrilling matchup against the Manitoba Bisons during Pack the Jack on Jan. 17. The game was riveting from start to finish, with fans packing the Jack Simpson Gym and providing electric energy to fuel their team.

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The PWHL Takeover Tour: Breaking records and making waves

The PWHL Takeover Tour: Breaking records and making waves

The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) began its “Takeover Tour” in November of 2024 and it has already broken record attendance numbers at its games. This is the second season of the league after a smashing inaugural year, the sophomore tour is poised to surpass expectations and set

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Christmas, Quidditch and the Golden Snitch

Christmas, Quidditch and the Golden Snitch

It has always rather amused me whenever I stumble across a subreddit or Quora post discussing the merits — or lack thereof — of Quidditch. With claims that it's an awful game, completely unfair or how it doesn’t make sense at all; as if the entire world of Harry

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A timeless tradition of Indigenous winter sports in Canada

A timeless tradition of Indigenous winter sports in Canada

Winter sports have long held a cherished place in the traditions of Indigenous peoples across Canada, weaving together recreation, survival and cultural expression. For thousands of years, these activities have symbolized a profound connection to the land, the snow and the ice. Rooted in practicality, many traditional games not only

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"No one watches women’s sports”: The missing storylines of the WNBA

"No one watches women’s sports”: The missing storylines of the WNBA

Women's sports, particularly professional leagues like the WNBA, have long struggled with low viewership. Critics often point to a lack of excitement, fewer star players or simply the entrenched belief that men’s sports are inherently more entertaining. But the issue runs deeper than athletic ability or gameplay.

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The not-so-secret history of sports curses and superstitions

The not-so-secret history of sports curses and superstitions

When something goes horribly wrong, the natural human reaction is to find something to blame — the weather, the trauma your former partner gave you, the unfair professor who never posts his slides. This reaction is no less common in the world of sports, and throughout the years, the list of

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