It wasn’t just a win — it was a statement. The Dinos’ women’s soccer team capped off this weekend with a 4-1 triumph over the Alberta Pandas, securing back-to-back victories against Alberta and MacEwan for the first time since 2021. “We want to make McMahon a
The Gauntlet’s Weekly Dino Digest is back with another busy stretch of action across campus and beyond. From Friday night lights in Edmonton to home matches at Hawkings Field and Calgary Rugby Park, there’s no shortage of chances to take in some Dinos action. Remember — all Dinos’ home
While, as the sports editor and an avid sports fan, I believe you should attend as many Dinos games as possible, I get it — between lectures, assignments, part-time jobs and keeping yourself mentally afloat, you can’t be at every single one. With that in mind, here are five
When deadlines pile up, free time is usually the first thing to go — and with it, our physical well-being. Instead of moving our bodies, many of us take “study breaks” by scrolling on our phones, only to pay for it later with stiff backs, low energy, or that “mystery
As a new student, you likely know that we’re all Dinos and you’ve likely heard of our Dinos football team charging down the field at McMahon Stadium or caught the buzz of a hockey game at Father David Bauer Arena. But ask someone if we have a baseball,
We’re back for a second season for the Weekly Dino Diges, your go-to guide for all the action coming up in Dinos athletics. All Dinos’ home games are free events for students — make sure to load up your FREE all-access student pass to get into games. Check
In a rare scheduling twist, the Dinos open their 2025-26 season with back-to-back games at home in McMahon Stadium. After a dramatic overtime loss to the Regina Rams at KICKOFF 2025, the Dinos now turn their focus to the Manitoba Bisons for a Friday night clash under
The 2025 Dinos football kickoff was nothing short of back-and-forth excitement for both the players and fans alike. The University of Calgary Dinos went head-to-head with the University of Regina Rams to begin their 2025-2026 season. Even if the scoreboard showed unsavory results throughout the
The rookies shone the brightest under the lights of McMahon Stadium as the roster packed with freshmen delivered under pressure. Following a dramatic ending to last week’s home opener loss against the Regina Rams, the Dinos pulled off another dramatic ending. Still, this time, it was a 15-14
In front of a crowd of over 5300, the Calgary Dinos kicked off their 2025-26 season with an overtime loss against the University of Regina Rams by a score of 36-43. The Dinos, one of the youngest teams in Canada West with more than 50 freshmen on the
