THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SASKATCHEWAN’S MAIN CAMPUS IS SITUATED ON TREATY 6 TERRITORY AND THE HOMELAND OF THE MÉTIS.
By The Sheaf March 17, 2010
In just his second Paralympic Games, University of Ottawa student Marc Dorion is playing like a proven veteran on Canada’s sledge hockey team.
By The Sheaf March 17, 2010
As I walked toward the centre of the Louisiana State University campus in February, a mammoth building came into view, commanding all my attention. This was Tiger Stadium, home of the LSU Tigers football team.
By The Sheaf March 10, 2010
Huskies achieve monopoly on Canada West basketball at conference championships. Dillon and Taylor Petrucha talk about pole vaulting at Monday night’s Talk Show.
By The Sheaf March 10, 2010
Rutherford Rink, the decrepit U of S rink that has housed the Huskies hockey program for 81 years, has always had one thing going for it. The Huskies men’s hockey team has never lost in their previous 17 post-season series. That all changed last weekend though.
By Ishmael N. Daro March 10, 2010
The fastest growing sport in the world, mixed martial arts, is coming to Saskatoon again when Alpha Fight XC is showcased at TCU Place on March 13. MMA fever has now attracted two University of Saskatchewan students who will make the transition from the classroom to the ring.
By The Sheaf March 10, 2010
Five wrestlers and four medals ”” that’s how you own a podium. Just ask Jill Gallays and the Huskies wrestling crew who recently put the competition in a chokehold at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport wrestling championships.
By Holly Culp March 3, 2010
The quadruple jump was first landed in competition in 1988 by Canada’s very own Kurt Browning. After that, if you were not landing your quad jumps in men’s figure skating, you simply were not winning medals. The fact that the quadruple jump is extremely dangerous for skaters was ignored in favour of proving oneself to the sport.
By The Sheaf March 3, 2010
The fall of the Soviet Union marked an emphasis on individualism in Russian society that had not been there previously. While this was undoubtedly a positive development, it hasn’t produced the best results for the country in terms of hockey.