By David Song, April 5 2016 —
The University of Calgary’s rowing team recently challenged provincial rival University of Alberta to a boat race on the Glenmore Reservoir on May 21. As the team prepares for their big race, the … Read the rest
By David Song, March 15 2016 —
When most Canadians think of sports, the first thing that comes to mind usually isn’t squash. We think of lacing up a pair of skates, kicking around a soccer ball or shooting some … Read the rest
By David Song, February 23 2016 —
If the NHL’s 2015–16 season ended today, not one of Canada’s seven teams would qualify for the playoffs.
With the end of the season approaching, the possibility of Canada being shut out of … Read the rest
By David Song, November 30, 2015 —
Before their Nov. 27 clash with the University of British Columbia Thunderbirds, the University of Calgary’s men’s hockey team held a mediocre record of 9–11–3. The Dinos knew a well-rounded effort was needed … Read the rest
By David Song, November 17, 2015 —
In order to watch professional sporting events, fans used to have to either show up in person or sit down in front of their televisions and get comfortable for a couple hours. But … Read the rest
By David Song, November 3 2015 —
As we head into Week 19 of the CFL, three teams are battling for the final playoff spot — the B.C. Lions, Montreal Alouettes and Winnipeg Blue Bombers. South of the border, the … Read the rest
Jason Herring & David Song, September 29 2015 —
The 2015–16 NHL season is only days away and both of Alberta’s clubs are looking poised to take a big step forward this year. The Gauntlet’s Jason Herring and David Song … Read the rest
By David Song, September 24 2015 —
The 2015–16 NFL season is underway and a few of the league’s top clubs will have different looks as a number of star players have donned new jerseys.
With the NFL driven by … Read the rest
David Song, September 17, 2015 —
The Calgary Stampeders may be the defending Grey Cup champions, but that didn’t show in their early season play. The squad lost two of their first five games, including a 29–11 rout at the … Read the rest
By David Song, February 26 2015 —
Students stay busy. There’s a constant stream of academic work and for most of us, the classroom is a major source of stress. It’s easy to see why voter turnout in the Students’ … Read the rest
