The Queen's Golden Gaels completed their four-game swing through western Canada with a victory over the UCFV Cascades on Tuesday night. All 14 Gaels who dressed played in the game as Queen's evened its record at 2-2 for the trip. Queen's has a quick turnaround, restarting their OUA East regular season on Friday and Saturday with a pair of games against York and Laurentian. Last night's game story from Mike Tucker of UCFV Sports Information can be found here
A less-than-positive article on the popularity (or lack thereof) of Canadian university athletics appears in this morning's National Post with quotes from York's Bob Bain and Alberta's Don Horwood. More detailed comments and opinions are reserved for another time but suffice to say, my opinion is that if we want our sport to be more popular and covered more by the main stream media, it is up to us to take action until it happens Mark Spector article from National Post
Grant MacEwan College, a CCAA program from Alberta, appears to be acting more aggressively in their pursuit of becoming a full-fledged member of the CIS as this Edmonton Sun article reports Grant MacEwan in the CIS ??
The Abbottsford News summarizes UCFV's first semester as a CIS sports program including a quick look at the men's basketball Cascades Abby News on the Cascades in the CIS
10 years ago Richard Bohne and Meagan Koch, the male and female tandem of the Calgary Dinosaurs, each won the Canada West scoring crown. Winnipeg's Erfan Nasajpour and Uzo Asagwara are on a quest to go one better this season as the Winnipeg Sun reports Stars Align for Wesmen
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