Podcasts about Calgary Dinos

We take a look back at a busy week in the baseball world around Alberta including a big promotion for Calgary's Cohen Achen. Then we sit down with University of Calgary Dinos infielder Brett Potter (Cranbrook) to discuss their season so far. We also hear from AHP Academy alum Brendan Clelland (Sherwood Park) as he is putting the wraps on a great first season at Northeastern Junior College. And we wrap things up with Dawgs Academy grad Ayden Makarus, who looks back at what has been a whirlwind few years including a national championship at LSU-Eunice, one season at Bossier Parish Community College, then quitting baseball to work before an unexpected conversation led him to come back to baseball, where he's now starring at Bellevue University. 5:49 - Brett Potter 21:48 - Brendan Clelland 38:07 - Ayden Makarus

It's Opening Weekend for the Canadian College Baseball Conference (CCBC) season and it also marks the circuit's 25th anniversary. Just like last year, we have you covered with a look-ahead to what the spring will bring for the three Alberta teams. You can also read our season preview here. We'll hear from The Battery Media's Logan Wedgewood again as he dissects the upcoming year and what he sees as some of the top storylines going in. Then we hear from a player on each of the Alberta teams: Jake Roggensack (Wainwright) of the Edmonton Collegiate Hawks, Cody Graf (Lloydminster) of Prairie Baseball Academy and Ethan Webster (White Rock, B.C.) of the University of Calgary Dinos. 4:31 - Logan Wedgewood 30:49 - Jake Roggensack 48:01 - Cody Graf 58:22 - Ethan Webster

Josh Talks to the 2025 Canada West men’s Basketball champions, the Calgary Dinos, with interviews with Nate Petrone, Noah Wharton, Aidan Smith, Declan Peterson and Coaches Dan Vanhooren & Kyle Landry You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com. You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus, give us a like […] The post FTN-The Iso-2025 Canada West Champ Calgary Dinos appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Josh Talks to the 2025 Canada West men's Basketball champions, the Calgary Dinos, with interviews with Nate Petrone, Noah Wharton, Aidan Smith, Declan Peterson and Coaches Dan Vanhooren & Kyle Landry You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com. You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus, give us a like now on Facebook.

The Calgary Dinos are 2025 Canada West Men’s basketball Champs, Josh Arbuthnot talks about their run to the title You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram : jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. The post The Iso-Dinos Are Canada West Champs!! appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

The Calgary Dinos are 2025 Canada West Men's basketball Champs, Josh Arbuthnot talks about their run to the title You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram : jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

Big Show+ with Patrick Dumas is on demand! Today Patrick is joined by some members of the Calgary Dinos to preview the Crowchild Classic. Patrick was joined by Jake Gricius to preview the Men's game and Sydney Mercier to preview the women's game.  (12:49) Later, Patrick and GVP give their latest edition of the Woah Canada Power Rankings!The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate.           

Defender Myla Schneider joins us to discuss the thriving connection between Calgary and the University of Maine soccer program. She was the first to don the Black Bears jersey but now about a quarter of the roster is composed of Calgarians. This group has helped the team reach new heights by winning their conference championship and making the national tournament. We also discuss Myla's soccer career and her goals in the future.The SAIT Trojans and Calgary Dinos women's teams both move their way up in the national rankings. And on the men's side, the Edmonton universities paid a visit to the Calgary schools this past weekend in some important late season matches. We cover these topics and more in our post-secondary segments.Cavalry FC scored a massive victory in Victoria last weekend and will play their regular season home finale on Saturday. The Cavs are out of the running for the Shield but where are the likely to end up on the table? We break down the possibilities and preview this weekend's match.Subscribe to our Substack or follow us on Twitter/X or on InstagramOur website is yycsoccer.com

Meet the new voice of the Regina Rams, Brendan McGuire! He joined the show to preview tomorrow's thrilling matchup against the Calgary Dinos.

In this episode we are joined by our Dad, Tom Elser, for a special Fathers Day Edition of the Pit to Pro Podcast. Our Dad had a lengthy career consisting of many years with the National Team, a National Championship with the University of Calgary Dinos, a year of professional ball in Italy, and on various masters teams -- playing well into his 50's. We discuss topics ranging from the parents role in the recruiting process, the best memories of his career, the role of volleyball in our family, and the evolution of the game of volleyball.

The ThunderDome is back and the Silver Fox keeps getting great interviews.This week Kelly talks to recent Thunder graduates that are continuing on with football at the USports level. Listen to recent Calgary Dinos signings Isaiah Woodley and Avery Wagner, then Branden Janotta is heading out east to be a St. FX Xman, and then finally Matthew Schill discusses his signing with the SMU Huskies.

The University of Calgary Dinos are facing some stiff competition in their quest to repeat as CCBC champions. We sit down with veteran Aiden Szautner to get inside the clubhouse after the first weeks of the season. We also chat with Dawgs Academy alum Jacob Wrubleski about his stellar freshman season at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. And we also hear from Brady Turner of Prep Baseball Report Alberta about the level of talent we have graduating from high school this year and beyond. 5:26 - Aiden Szautner 17:24 - Jacob Wrubleski 33:30 - Brady Turner

Not only is it Opening Weekend in Major League Baseball, but the Canadian College Baseball Conference kicks off this weekend as well with all games happening in BC. The University of Calgary Dinos are the defending champions, but both the Prairie Baseball Academy Dawgs and Edmonton Collegiate Hawks are hot on their tails. We get the inside scoop on all things CCBC with Logan Wedgewood and Sean Robbins of The Battery. Then we're joined by Ethan Webster of the Dinos, Zaden Wake of the Dawgs and Reece Devlin of the Hawks to get a look inside each of their dugouts. 5:33 - The Battery hosts 35:16 - Ethan Webster 49:39 - Zaden Wake 1:05:55 - Reece Devlin

Josh welcomes Dinos Damian Jenning,Mya Proctor,Amélie Collin,Louise Rouse,Noah Wharton,Nate Petrone,Javier Ramos-Yzquierdo to talk about the 23/24 season and the upcoming playoffs You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

Josh welcomes Dinos Damian Jenning,Mya Proctor,Amélie Collin,Louise Rouse,Noah Wharton,Nate Petrone,Javier Ramos-Yzquierdo to talk about the 23/24 season and the upcoming playoffs You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. The post FTN-Put it on the Board Hoops(Calgary Dinos Interviews–Damian Jennings ,Mya Proctor,Amélie Collin,Louise Rouse,Noah Wharton,Nate Petrone, appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Wade brings the Friday Episode this week with a discussion about the Calgary Dinos announcement before giving his picks for the week!If you want to help grow the coverage, subscribe, share, and leave a review!

Connor and Wade are here to discuss the three OUA Playoff games and how Taylor Elgersma put on a CLINIC before they get to some of the other games from this past week in USports. Towards the end they discuss the Calgary Dinos season ending play and why it was the RIGHT play call...To help grow your coverage please subscribe, share, and leave a review!

This episode covers a wide variety of Calgary soccer topics.  We start the week by paying tribute to John Fisher, who was a fixture in the Calgary soccer scene for many years.  Other topics include include Cavalry FC, SAIT and U Sports,  the National U17 championships and the MNT roster.  Our feature interview is with Calgarian Adam Huskic, who has spent the last year in Europe and currently plays for Pargas IF in the Finnish 3rd division.Subscribe to our Substack or follow us on Twitter/X or on InstagramOur website is yycsoccer.com

University of Regina Rams defeat the University of Calgary Dinos 23-15 from Mosaic Stadium Highlights with Sean Kleisinger and Ryan Hall as heard on 620CKRM!

In this episode of Summer Coffee Chats, Seth connected with Calgary Surge lead assistant coach - Will Rooney at Cafe Gravity. Will spent 5 years with the University of Calgary Dinos as a operations and video coordinator before heading out east and becoming a coach in the CEBL with the Hamilton Honey Badgers. Will shared some of the keys to his success in coaching, what it was like working for the Toronto Raptors 905 and where he sees his coaching career going. Seth & Will also chatted about the 2023/24 outlook for the Toronto Raptors, the trajectory of the Calgary Surge and how Support the showThe Biz Dojo - Podcast, Production & Professional CoachingWebsite | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter

For the first time in the program's history, the University of Calgary Dinos are Canadian College Baseball Conference champions. After posting wins against Thompson Rivers University and Prairie Baseball Academy in the round-robin, they edged the Victoria Golden Tide 7-6 to get themselves into the CCBC final. Given that it's a double-elimination format, Victoria bounced back with an 11-10 win over PBA to get themselves into the final for a rematch. And what a finale it was in Lethbridge as the Dinos edged the Golden Tide 8-7. We hear from head coach Cam Williams, as well as players Zach Delaquis, Marcus Coderre and Cale Yuzdepski.

The CCBC (Canadian College Baseball) championships were this past weekend in Lethbridge, Alberta and it showed everything that could be right with amateur sports. Congrats to the University of Calgary Dinos on their championship this weekend. On this day in 2010 the Chicago Blackhawks advanced to the Stanley Cup finals and Happy Birthday to former Blackhawk Brian Campbell. Be sure to use promo code 1420POD at Seat Geek to save $20 on your first purchase. Use promo code BELLYUP at https://www.righteousfelon.com/ for 15% off their craft beef jerky Get your Fourteen Twenty merch here today! 14:20 In the Morning Merch Store | Fourteen Twenty Sports Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It all comes down to this. A championship is on the line this weekend in Lethbridge as the Canadian College Baseball Conference season comes to an end. It feels like the regular season just flew by, but the Alberta teams surely made an impact. Prairie Baseball Academy finished on top with a 21-11 record, with the Edmonton Collegiate Hawks and University of Calgary Dinos finishing third and fourth, respectively. But it's anyone's game come the final weekend, and one player who can attest to that is Jacob Honke. The EC Hawks infielder is heading into his last collegiate games as he's set to graduate from the University of Alberta, with an eye on becoming a strength and conditioning coach, something he's doing already with Taylor Burns at Absolute Human Performance and AHP Academy. Honke, who hails from Red Deer, joined us recently to talk about being a veteran presence heading into championship weekend, the evolution of the Hawks program since he first started, and what it means to have family not only on, but off the field with him.

Blink, and you might just miss it. For any player entering their final year of college eligibility, it feels like it doesn't take very long to go from raw rookie to standout veteran. Such is the case for Marcus Coderre. The fifth-year University of Calgary Dinos third baseman has become a key piece of the leadership group that has helped turn the program around, to the point where they are now a serious contender heading towards the Canadian College Baseball Conference Championships in a couple of weeks. The 5-foot-11 Coderre is hitting .228 with 11 RBI and 2 stolen bases in 26 games, but more importantly has been instrumental in helping the young Dinos core establish itself quickly, sitting with a 15-13 record as we recorded this episode. The Calgary product joined us recently for a great chat about his baseball journey, his hope to give back through coaching, and what he's learned under Calgary Wildcats senior director of baseball operations and former MLB hurler Chris Reitsma.

The snow has started to thaw and we're finally starting to see some local diamonds clearing up for the sweet sounds of the game we love. Among the first teams to hit field will be those in the Canadian College Baseball Conference, including the Prairie Baseball Academy Dawgs, University of Calgary Dinos and Edmonton Collegiate Hawks. Opening weekend is this weekend, and to get you set for the season, we've published the league's preview stories on our website, and we have a jam-packed episode this week as we welcome coaches Todd Hubka, Cam Williams and Jake Lanferman back to talk about the season and the expectations they have for their respective teams.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition checks in with WHL alumnus Brandon Sutter who continues to fight to get back into the NHL despite suffering from the symptoms of Long Covid.  The 13-year NHL'er has been skating with his former junior team in Red Deer as he works to resume his pro career.Kamloops Blazers F Matthew Seminoff flirted with WHL history this week.  Seminoff's eight-point game vs Victoria is something that's been done only three times now since the mid-90's. The USPORTS University Cup is underway in PEI with more than 40 WHL Alumni taking part.  Hear from former WHL forward Jadon Joseph from the Canada West Champion University of Calgary Dinos.  Joseph spent parts of three seasons with the Lethbridge Hurricanes.Finally, Kelowna Rockets F Gabriel Szturc is the WHL Player of the Week after helping his team go three-for-three last weekend.  He'll wrap up the show.

Join Amos Vang as he interviews articling student and former U Sports rugby player Catrina Thompson! From playing 5 seasons with both the Carleton University Ravens and the University of Calgary Dinos, Catrina brings plenty of experience from her days as a rugby player into law school.  Amos and Catrina talk about the importance of fitness and physical health in the legal profession, the lessons that Catrina learned from her time playing rugby, and the interesting rivalry between the Carleton Ravens and the University of Ottawa Gee Gees. Music by: Scott Buckley

It's an all-players edition of WHL This Week - Radio Edition.  We catch up with Seattle Thunderbirds F Dylan Guenther who was re-assigned by the NHL's Arizona Coyotes last month to bolster an already deep roster.  Guenther talks about the adjustment and what he wants to get out of his time with the Thunderbirds.The University of Calgary Dinos are headed to the USPORTS Men's Hockey National Championships in PEI.  They captured the Canada West title this past weekend.  Former Prince George Cougars F Josh Maser played a starring role in a pair of wins.  He'll discuss his team heading to Nationals and how he's been able to utilize the WHL Scholarship Program.Finally, what a week for Regina Pats D Stanislav Svozil.  After 1G-7A in three games, he was named the WHL Player of the Week.  He'll wrap up the show. 

On this week's episode of The Eric Francis Show, Eric is joined by Cami Kepke, a Calgary sports reporter and breaks down the University of Calgary Dinos winning the Canada West hockey tournament for the first time since 1996! They get into the game, and share their thoughts on the limping Calgary Flames!Sportsnet host Ryan Leslie joins Eric to dissect the new-look Flames lines, and why the team has looked so lifeless since the Boston defeat! The guys break down the status of the team and what the future of the club looks like as they try to hang onto the playoff race.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Media Inc. or any affiliate. 

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, checks in on one of our own.  We have a health update from legendary broadcaster Bob Ridley.  "Rids" is cancer free and updates what he's been up to.  The first winner of the Bob Ridley Award for Media Excellence, he called over 4000 games with the Medicine Hat Tigers.Former Portland Winterhawks F Jake Gricius is enjoying life after the WHL with the University of Calgary Dinos.  He's the WHL Canada West Graduate of the Month. More with him.  Also, big news regarding Dylan Guenther and Dylan Cozens and former Kamloops Blazer D Nolan Baumgartner was inducted into the AHL Hall of Fame.  Prince Albert Raiders D Landon Kosior will wrap up the show after being named the WHL Player of the Week following a successful BC road trip. 

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, sends us into the holiday break by hearing from WHL players who have cracked Canada's World Junior team.  Players snagging a spot from the Selection Camp take centre stage like Colton Dach of the Kelowna Rockets, Reid Schaefer and Nolan Allan from the Seattle Thunderbirds.  11 WHL players have made Canada's World Junior Team.Vancouver Giants co-owner Michael Bublè gets us in the holiday spirit as he recounts his experience at the Giants Teddy Bear Toss game and explains why he's involved in junior hockey ownership.Also, hear from former WHL G Carl Tetachuk of the University of Calgary Dinos who has been named the WHL Graduate of the Month for Nov/Dec.Finally, Lethbridge Hurricanes G Harrison Meneghin is the WHL Goaltender of the Month for November.  He'll be our guest.

Bruno Lindia's guest on &B: Tony Spoletini, co-founder and co-owner of Spolumbo's, talks about his University of Calgary Dinos football career. #Calgary #yyc #football #sports #business #Dinos #entrepreneurs #smallbusiness BE OUR NEXT GUEST: https://bit.ly/2CZmKNU About B: Linkedin: https://bit.ly/2ZrzOmz Bruno Lindia has been referred to as the “Professional People” expert. He has professionally interviewed over 150,000 professionals in all walks of life. As a syndicated host since 2018, Bruno produces a creative video series that promotes your story and your brand. These interviews have been of a confidential nature but now, for the first time, Bruno is bringing a selection of these priceless business encounters to your screen in order to share incredible lessons in both life and business. The video series highlights individuals who have done amazing things and want to share their stories with you. The depth of ideas and insight can help you advance your career and strengthen your personal and professional relationships. Bruno is continually inspiring executives and their teams to be extraordinary! He has, since 2014, built a professional recruiting and search company. He co-founded a “Hall of Fame Coaching program” that helps coaches influence the best behavior in athletes. Bruno is currently the President and founder of the Professional Search Academy, a two-time author of “Don't Bet on It” and “10 Discussions for Effective Leadership”, and the creator of the “Dream Reach…Achieve” Peak Performance Coaching Program. As an interviewer, Bruno is the ideal choice to help you market your company and build your brand. Read more on LinkedIn. https://bit.ly/2ZrzOmz Be our Next Guest on &B: https://bit.ly/2CZmKNU Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calgarysbusiness Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/calgarysbusiness/ - Build Your Brand on Social Media - Promote your brand and story - Published to global audience on &B's subscription channel - Additional viewers of your “&B” episodes through free publication on MegaPixx Media outlets - Download your “&B” episodes to your personal and company social media pages Contact Bruno to learn more about his online/onsite programs: https://bit.ly/2CZmKNU - Professional Peak Performance Coaching (Teams and one-on-one) - Pre-Transformation Team Workshop - 10 Habits of Leadership Workshop - Professional Sales Execution Workshop - Hall of Fame Coaching Sports Team workshop - Entrepreneur Coaching and Training - Franchise Consultation - Executive Search Services' Consultation The views and opinions expressed in the video are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MegaPixxMedia Ltd and their Affiliates Any content provided by our bloggers or authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything.

Mason Bourcier joins Josh & Brett about his career in hoops, Including playing in the CELB with Growlers, Playing J cole, and adjusting to going from College to Pro. His big-time playoff game vs the Calgary Dinos. Repping BC hoops and connection to Canada basketball and goals going forward. You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You […] The post FTN-Mason Bourcier 8/17/22 appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Mason Bourcier joins Josh & Brett about his career in hoops, Including playing in the CELB with Growlers, Playing J cole, and adjusting to going from College to Pro. His big-time playoff game vs the Calgary Dinos. Repping BC hoops and connection to Canada basketball and goals going forward. You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

Bruno Lindia's guest on &B: Tony Spoletini, co-founder and co-owner of Spolumbo's, talks about the University of Calgary Dinos football alumni. About Tony Spoletini: - Co Founder of Spolumbo's Fine Deli - Business Leader - Former CFL Star - CFL Alumni of the Year 2019 BE OUR NEXT GUEST: https://bit.ly/2CZmKNU About B: Bruno Lindia has been referred to as the “Professional People” expert. He has professionally interviewed over 150,000 professionals in all walks of life. Linkedin: https://bit.ly/2ZrzOmz Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/calgarysbusi... Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/calg... - Build Your Brand on Social Media - Promote your brand and story - Published to global audience on &B's subscription channel - Additional viewers of your “&B” episodes through free publication on MegaPixx Media outlets - Download your “&B” episodes to your personal and company social media pages Contact Bruno to learn more about his online/onsite programs: https://bit.ly/2CZmKNU - Professional Peak Performance Coaching (Teams and one-on-one) - Pre-Transformation Team Workshop - 10 Habits of Leadership Workshop - Professional Sales Execution Workshop - Hall of Fame Coaching Sports Team workshop - Entrepreneur Coaching and Training - Franchise Consultation - Executive Search Services' Consultation The views and opinions expressed in the video are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of MegaPixxMedia Ltd and their Affiliates Any content provided by our bloggers or authors are of their opinion and are not intended to malign any religion, ethnic group, club, organization, company, individual or anyone or anything.

The Los Angeles Chargers took a chance on some intriguing prospects late in the draft, including Purdue's Super Back Zander Hovarth. Hovarth may be the son of Zeus himself, but cornerbacks Ja'Sir Taylor and Deane Leonard have some NFL traits as well. Your hosts break down the Chargers final three picks of the 2022 NFL Draft and what their roles could realistically look like as late-round picks. Each pick brings a different skillset to work with, and a different path to the NFL including who played first collegiately for the Calgary Dinos. Did the Chargers find any diamonds in the rough?Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts!Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Blue NileThis Mother's Day give mom something she'll treasure forever with fine jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKEDON SPORTS listeners get $50 off $500. Use code LOCKEDON at checkout.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Los Angeles Chargers took a chance on some intriguing prospects late in the draft, including Purdue's Super Back Zander Hovarth. Hovarth may be the son of Zeus himself, but cornerbacks Ja'Sir Taylor and Deane Leonard have some NFL traits as well. Your hosts break down the Chargers final three picks of the 2022 NFL Draft and what their roles could realistically look like as late-round picks. Each pick brings a different skillset to work with, and a different path to the NFL including who played first collegiately for the Calgary Dinos. Did the Chargers find any diamonds in the rough? Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Blue Nile This Mother's Day give mom something she'll treasure forever with fine jewelry from Bluenile.com, and LOCKEDON SPORTS listeners get $50 off $500. Use code LOCKEDON at checkout.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We put the wraps on our Canadian College Baseball Conference preview episodes this week by chatting with University of Calgary Dinos bench boss Cam Williams. Originally from Coquitlam, BC, Williams moved to Calgary to study kinesiology and play baseball. We first met the infielder back in 2018 when he set the Dinos all-time record for career hits. He stayed in Calgary, joining the Bucks coaching staff before taking the top job with the Dinos. It's been a weird start to his coaching career, doing it all during a pandemic. But he's had some early success as the team finally got to play some games over the last couple of weeks, guiding them to a .500 record. What's the transition been like? What are his coaching philosophies? And what kinds of advice is he passing onto his players? We chatted about it all recently.

Connor and Wade round out their week talking about the Elks news, the CFL first round, and they also get to the USports National Semifinal matchups with a little bit of help from Calgary Dinos' quarterback Josiah Joseph! To help grow your Canadian Football coverage, please share, subscribe, and tell a friend!

Today's guest on the Pagcast is Calgary Dinos forward Jordan Xavier! Jordan discusses the decision of continuing his hockey career in the NCAA, this upcoming season, his time spent in the AJHL plus so much more! Follow Jordan Xavier: https://www.instagram.com/jxavier17_/ https://twitter.com/JXavier18_ Follow Pagcast: https://twitter.com/pagcast https://www.instagram.com/pagcast/ Music: www.bensound.com

Marshall Ferguson (@TSN_Marsh) sits down with kindred QB soul Adam Sinagra (@ADSinagra) formerly of the Calgary Dinos to discuss his journey from Montreal to Calgary and back, why his CFL shot never came, why anthems make athletes cry and much more! Subscribe, download and tell a friend to help us bring you more!

University of Calgary Dinos content creator and Track & Field athlete joins the show to discuss his role as a creative with the Dinos Athletics department, and how his journey in sports media has evolved over the last decade. He shares stories from being present to capture the Dinos Vanier Cup victory in 2019 and how impactful it is to tell untold stories of athletes.

1ST QTR 1:20   Ballsy talks with Regina Victoria's 1st yr DB Sienna Berns about picking up this sport and what she loves most about it.  2ND QTR 7:55  U of S Huskies QB Mason Nyhus talks about his role in steadying an offence that begins the season without 3 starting receivers. Nyhus talks about the keys to the Huskies beat UBC in their week 2 matchup... 3RD QTR 15:40  The U of R Rams blew a 16-0 lead and lost the Bisons in week 1 and Rams LB Cody Peters talks about what they need to do slowdown the Calgary Dinos passing game led by the Philpot brothers.  4TH QTR 23:00 We will call this the "Ballers" portion of the podcast as Michael Ball talks to his son Ethan about first taste of US College Football. Ethan also tees us up his UND Fighting Hawks big rivalry game versus NDSU and has some great advice for Saskatchewan football players! EXTRA POINT 31:00 We go extra time as Ballsy breaks down Week one in Canada West and some thoughts on what he says from both Saskatchewan based teams. 

In Tuesday's All-Canadian, Connor and Wade announce the OUA Players of the Week for Week 2 before talking about the early week CFL action and the weekend slate which saw the defending Vanier Cup Champion Calgary Dinos return with a vengeance... For more Canadian Football Content please share, subscribe, and tell a friend to help us grow the content we bring you!

In Episode 298 of #GTGwithBallsy we kick things off with Okotoks, Alberta product Nick Wiebe, talking about his decision to leave the Oregon Ducks to join the U of S Huskies. The linebacker tells us why he picked the Dawgs over his hometown Calgary Dinos!   2ND QUARTER 10:15 Our Athlete Of The Week is Moose Jaw's Layne Johnson, a grade 12 student with the Central Cyclones. Johnson is happy to be playing in the Moose Jaw Summer League after being away from the game for over a year because of Covid 19! Johnson also discusses grabbing the attention of a number of universities.    3RD QUARTER 16:55 In the third quarter, Ballsy catches up with Riders Global kicker Henry Nell. In this interesting chat Nell talks about following his football dream, literally! Fun Fact: Did you know Henry's first ever game was as a professional?   4TH QUARTER 32:05 In another Gospel According to Ballsy, our host gives his thoughts on the farce that is Floyd Mayweather, The Tour De France Crash, and Brendon Labatte's decision to sit out this Riders season!

On episode #110 of the Hockey Strength Podcast and episode #12 of the SCAPH Alumni Series, Rich Hesketh joins the show.  Rich served as the strength and conditioning coach for the Calgary Flames for 19 seasons from 1995-2014. Before that he was on the Canadian National Track and Field team. He was the 1988 Canadian Decathlon Champion and 4-time indoor combined events national Champion. He also coached track and field for 17 years with the University of Calgary Dinos and the Calgary Spartans Track & Field Club. Rich was a consultant for NIKE Hockey Conditioning programs for 6 years currently contributes to hockey training projects for Under Armour. Currently he's the athletic development coach for the University of Calgary Dinos men's and women's basketball. In this episode we discuss: How his track background helped Rich as an S&C coach... The crucial offseason thought exercise for S&C coaches.... How he came to work with Nike (hint: Jerome Iginla had something to do with it). Rich's website: richhesketh.com Rich on Instagram: rich.hesketh Rich on Twitter: @richhesketh Links to show notes and more at prohockeystrength.com

Former Calgary Stampeders QB and future MD, Andrew Buckley joins Coach Gies to share his unique football story. Andrew talks about his early days in football, the success of winning "back to back" High School Provincial Championship's at Rundle College. Andrew shares that he was a late bloomer, as he was cut from The Alberta Provincial teams and did not receive much recruiting interest for Universities and Junior programs. We talk about choosing to play at home for The Calgary Dinos and how Andrew worked his way up from the #8 QB on the depth chart to lead an amazing career full of team and personal success and accolades. Andrew shares his draft day experience being selected as the last pick (7th round, #62 pick) of the 2015 draft by The Calgary Stampeders and his respect and admiration for HC Dave Dickensen!

This episode we had a special guest, Dan Van Hooren. Dan is the head coach for the University of Calgary Dinos basketball team and is a legend in Canadian university basketball history (see bio below). We asked Dan to tell us about what goes into creating great teams - the parallels to surgery were striking! Links: 1. Georges Laraque book: https://www.amazon.ca/Georges-Laraque-Story-Unlikeliest-Tough/dp/0143181017 2. Wooden: A Lifetime of Observations On and Off the Court: https://www.amazon.ca/Wooden-Lifetime-Observations-Reflections-Court/dp/0809230410 3. Eleven Rings: The Soul of Success by Phil Jackson: https://www.amazon.ca/Eleven-Rings-Success-Phil-Jackson/dp/0143125346 4. The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: https://www.franklincovey.com/the-7-habits/ 5. Legacy (All Blacks) by James Kerr - https://www.chapters.indigo.ca/en-ca/books/legacy/9781472103536-item.html 6. The Inner Game of Tennis: https://www.amazon.ca/Inner-Game-Tennis-Classic-Performance/dp/0679778314 7. The Gold Standard: Building a World-Class Team by Coach K: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/6033770-the-gold-standard Bio (from Dinos website): Dan Vanhooren joined the Dinos in May 2000 and is the seventh men’s basketball head coach at the University of Calgary. Since he took over the program, Vanhooren’s Dinos have made a steady climb into elite status in U SPORTS basketball. In just four years, he took a program that had not enjoyed a winning season in nearly a decade all the way to the conference title and within two points of the national final in 2004. It was Calgary’s first Canada West championship since 1993, and their first-round victory at the Final 8 in Halifax was the Dinos’ first national quarterfinal win in 38 years. The two-point semifinal loss came at the hands of the Carleton Ravens, who went on to win the CIS title. In 2008, he coached the Dinos to their best conference record since 1976 (18-4) and played host to the Canada West Final Four in front of a sold-out Jack Simpson Gym. Eight years later in 2016, the Dinos won their sixth Canada West Championship and went on to compete in the national finals for the first time since 1966 against the Carleton Ravens. The Dinos finished with a silver medal. It was the first of five consecutive trips to the national tournament for the Dinos, who captured three conference titles in four years (2016, 2018, 2019) and reached the program's pinnacle with the 2018 national championship - a 79-77 win over Ryerson in Halifax. The following season, the Dinos posted the first undefeated season in program history at 20-0, winning an eighth Canada West title before falling in the national final. Vanhooren earned his second Canada West coach of the year honour in 2018-19 and became the first Dinos coach to win the Stewart W. Aberdeen Trophy as U SPORTS coach of the year the same season. Currently, he is head coach of the Canadian national junior team. Vanhooren moved to Calgary following a four-year stint as head coach of Medicine Hat College. In 2000 he coached the Rattlers to a bronze medal finish and was named the ACAC south coach of the year. He played varsity basketball at the University of Alberta under the legendary Don Horwood. After three seasons with the Golden Bears, Vanhooren graduated with a Bachelor of Physical Education in 1993 and moved to graduate studies at the University of British Columbia. While attending UBC he worked for the NBA’s Vancouver Grizzlies in their inaugural season, and he received his Master’s of Human Kinetics in 1996. Vanhooren is a certified NCCP Level III coach. Dan and his wife Kara reside in northwest Calgary with their three children: Peyton, Wyatt, and Nash.

This week we speak with Paralympic silver medalist and U Sports standout Stefan Daniel. Stefan is a 4-time para triathlon world champ, and also helped his University of Calgary Dinos team win back-to-back U Sports cross-country titles. His story was profiled by one of our writers Kevin McKinnon in the most recent issue of Canadian Running Magazine. As Stefan prepares for the upcoming Paralympic Games, he reflects on how his love of running and no excuses attitude have shaped him into a champion. Learn more about The Shakeout Podcast and Canadian Running Magazine on our website https://runningmagazine.ca/category/shakeout-podcast/Follow The Shakeout Podcast on Twitter https://twitter.com/ShakeoutPodcastInstagram https://www.instagram.com/shakeoutpodcast/ andFacebook https://www.facebook.com/theshakeoutpodcast/Subscribe to our weekly show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-shakeout-podcast/id1224828899243

In this special interview episode of 3rd & Wrong, the guys welcome on friend of the pod, and former CJFL and Usports athlete, Logan Wall. Logan shares what got him into football, and his journey as he matured as a football player and coach. He gives an inside look into what the recruiting process was like for the former high school recruit, and delves into how he transitioned into coaching. Logan also gives his thoughts on how the grassroots level of football can encourage the growth of the sport in Canada.Next, Logan shares his battle with mental health throughout his playing career. The guys have an open discussion on mental health in sport, the culture of football's impact on athletes battling with mental health issues, and the supports available to student athletes and what they'd like to see.Thank you for listening!P.S.We are thrilled to have heard Logan's story regarding mental health, and we understand this is something that many people face on a daily basis. If you or someone you know is currently dealing with this alone, please take a look at some of the resources below:Alberta Health Programs/Serviceshttps://www.albertahealthservices.ca/amh/amh.aspxMental Health Helpline1-877-303-2642

On our 23rd episode, we have Mario Amantea (Partner and COO of ZGM Modern Marketing Partners) on the podcast to talk about his experience in business and how it correlates with his history of being a hockey coach for several top performing teams including the University of Calgary Dinos. 

Saskatchewan Roughriders LB Micah Teitz joins the show to talk about his CFL career so far and reflect on how his time playing for the Calgary Dinos prepared him for the pros.

Episode 4 of the WHL Podcast features Vegas Golden Knights prospect Peyton Krebs calling in from the NHL bubble in Edmonton. We also catch up with Kootenay ICE & Lethbridge Hurricanes alumnus Matt Alfaro, who enjoyed a breakout season with the University of Calgary Dinos men's hockey program in Canada West. Finally, the show wraps up with Kamloops Blazers prospect Connor Levis, who signed a WHL SPA earlier this offseason.

Episode 11 of the 3rd and Won Podcast with Sukh Chungh! Sukh talks about growing up in Port Coquitlam BC, and playing highschool football at Terry Fox Secondary. We also talk about his days with the Calgary Dinos, the CFL combine, being a starter in his first year with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, and signing with the BC Lions. #bclions #calgarydinos #calgary #lions #cfl #canada #winnipeg #winnipegbluebombers #football #terryfox #PoCo #BC #dinos #bombers #combine --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/insidethemindspodcast/support

Host Tyler Bennett is joined by Cape Breton Capers Men's Basketball Head Coach Matt Skinn to kick off Episode Six of the Four Quarters Podcast, powered by Four Quarters Media. Off the top, Bennett and Skinn discuss how 2020 has unfolded thus far, and why it is so important to keep the conversation moving and turn words into actions in the fight against social and racial injustice. Then, Coach Skinn takes a look back at the 2019-20 season for the Capers, one that ended in heartbreaking fashion in the AUS Quarterfinals. He then gives us a look at what lies ahead for the program before he caps off the show with a discussion on his time with the Calgary Dinos and how his relationship with David Kapinga came to be. (MUSIC: bensound.com) (Check out 2 Shots and the Ball, a podcast by Coach Skinn, Neil Gordon, and Adam Detienne on YouTube)

Reagan Wood is joined by Calgary Dinos women's coach Damian Jennings and chats hoops with Steve Sir

Mark Laidlaw is the head coach of the University of Calgary Dinos rowing team. The COVID-19 pandemic has put the teams' season on hold and he is staying busy with his full-time job. But he has several tips and advice on how to row a little better. If it's on the water or on a machine, it doesn't matter.

U SPORTS Champion, Championship MVP, and USports Rookie of the year Amanda Moppett-Beatch joins the show! Amanda grew up in Calgary and went on to have a great career with the Calgary Dinos. After university Amanda played for our National Team and played pro in France before going full time on the beach. Amanda currently plays in the NBVL and last year won the Canadian Championship for the One Volleyball League with the Cold Garden Tropikills. We talk about all of this and so much more! We hope you enjoyed this episode! Please leave a 5Star review, a comment and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends! Stay Excellent!

Zach & Steve have a virtual sitdown with the Head Coach of the University of Guelph Gryphons, Ryan Sheahan!Coach Sheahan has had a successful start to his young coaching career starting with Queens University as the Assistant Offensive Coordinator & Quarterback coach before moving on to be the Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back coach in 2012. Sheahan returned to USports as the Offensive Coordinator at Queens before taking the job at the University of Calgary as their Offensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach. In 2019, Sheahan was named Head Coach of the Gryphons and lead the team to a 6-2 regular-season record and an OUA Semi-Finals appearance. The fellas talked about a range of topics from how the Gryphons and other football programs are coping with the current COVID-19 climate, what got Sheahan started in football, what he looks for in a quarterback, his coaching philosophy and much more!You can find Coach Sheahan on Twitter @ryshea7 & on Instagram @ryanpatricksheahan.Please stay safe out there! We aim to keep bringing you engaging content for you to enjoy during this trying time. Be sure to check out our other interviews as well with Marcus "Chunky" Adams (Ep.12), Jabari Arthur (Ep.26), Nik Kowalski (Ep.16&36), Danny Austin (Ep.38) and Andy Fantuz (Ep.49).

Michelle Harrison led the Saskatchewan Huskies Womens team to victory at the Canada West Track and Field Championships. She joins Stuart York to discuss her 3 gold medal weekend, the team atmosphere around the Huskies, the upcoming U Sports championships and the amazingly close race she was in last summer where she missed a Canadian open title by less than a hundreth of a second. Eric Lutz of the Calgary Dinos also won one relay and two individual gold medals at Canada West. He looks back on his last year that included a national title in Cross Country and some break through performances on the track. Eric also talks about a significant injury that helped make him appreciate his running career and may have helped him take some pressure off of himself, leading to better performances. Stuart provides a quick rundown of some performances from each of the 4 Canadian Conference Championships, and gives a preview of some of the athletes to watch for at the U Sports Championships March 5-7

The women are off to the CanadaWest Finals and qualified for the USports National Championship! The band is back together as Scotty returned from his vacay. The boys breakdown the past weekend as the women took on the Calgary Dinos in the CanadaWest Semi-Finals. They also were joined by Cougar's captain Daria O'Neill and discussed this playoff run and growing up in hockey. The guys recap the men's side of the playoffs and set up this weekend's banner hunt as the women's season continues in Edmonton against the Alberta Pandas for the CanadaWest Championship!

The women are off to the CanadaWest Finals and qualified for the USports National Championship! The band is back together as Scotty returned from his vacay. The boys breakdown the past weekend as the women took on the Calgary Dinos in the CanadaWest Semi-Finals. They also were joined by Cougar's captain Daria O'Neill and discussed this playoff run and growing up in hockey. The guys recap the men's side of the playoffs and set up this weekend's banner hunt as the women's season continues in Edmonton against the Alberta Pandas for the CanadaWest Championship!

The Crowchild Classic has come and gone, the women were the headliners with the late game this year. Goaltenders for the women's team, Kaitlyn Ross and Cassie Shokar, join the show to talk about the Classic, coming to MRU, and their stellar rookie campaigns. The boys breakdown the Crowchild Classic and the Friday night rematch against the Calgary Dinos . They also look ahead to the final weekend of the regular season against the UBC Thunderbirds. 

The Crowchild Classic has come and gone, the women were the headliners with the late game this year. Goaltenders for the women's team, Kaitlyn Ross and Cassie Shokar, join the show to talk about the Classic, coming to MRU, and their stellar rookie campaigns. The boys breakdown the Crowchild Classic and the Friday night rematch against the Calgary Dinos . They also look ahead to the final weekend of the regular season against the UBC Thunderbirds. 

It's the Crowchild Classic pump up episode as the big day is on Thursday at the Dome! They boys bring on some guests in Ryley Lindgren of the men's team and Kennedy Bozek of the women's team. The boys also breakdown last weekend against the Lethbridge Pronghorns and set you up for this week's Crowchild Classic against the Calgary Dinos. 

It's the Crowchild Classic pump up episode as the big day is on Thursday at the Dome! They boys bring on some guests in Ryley Lindgren of the men's team and Kennedy Bozek of the women's team. The boys also breakdown last weekend against the Lethbridge Pronghorns and set you up for this week's Crowchild Classic against the Calgary Dinos. 

The anticipation has been building for months! We preview the eighth edition of the Crowchild Classic with features on graduating forward Connor Rankin from the Mount Royal University Cougars and standout goaltender Kelsey Roberts from the University of Calgary Dinos.

The Thunderbirds are back in action with basketball splitting a road series in Fraser Valley and hockey getting swept against the Calgary Dinos. The crew also previews upcoming volleyball matches and the other spring sports with some new voices on the air!

Olympian Mark Tewksbury competed with the Calgary Dinos during the late 1980s, before going on to become an Olympic champion swimmer at the 1992 Games in Barcelona.

Former Olympian and Calgary Dinos swimmer Erica Morningstar talks about her induction into the Canada West Hall of Fame.

Coming Down the Pipe... [0:00] - Season 15 intro [1:12] - Guy opens the show with the Question of the Day, news and notes from across the prospect hockey world and then the guest list in Coming Down the Pipe [14:54] - The NCAA Campus Report for this week focuses on free agents to watch for this year with the help of Adam Wodon from College Hockey News and EP Rinkside. [39:45] - Matt Alfaro is the leading scorer in Canada West hockey play so far this season. The forward of the Calgary Dinos joins Guy in the U Sport Update. [57:02] - Guy goes 'In the Dub' to catch up with former Edmonton Oil King and current Victoria Royals defenceman Will Warm. [1:08:20] - The 2020 Draft Spotlight shines on an Austrian playing in the OHL and considered by most to be a 1st round pick this coming June. Marco Rossi of the Ottawa 67s is my guest. [1:20:02] - Guy closes out the episode for the week

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, profiles the WHL's leading goal scorer Oliver Okuliar of the Lethbridge Hurricanes. The native of Slovakia has scored 17 goals this season in his rookie campaign. We check on in the WHL "On The Run" Player of the Week, Cole Reinhardt of the Brandon Wheat Kings. Plus, the first WHL Canada West Graduate of the Month for the new season has been announced. We will hear from former Kootenay Ice/Lethbridge Hurricanes F Matt Alfaro who's now taking advantage of the WHL Scholarship Program with the University of Calgary Dinos.

Guest 2 - Matt Alfaro is the leading scorer in Canada West hockey play so far this season. The forward of the Calgary Dinos joins Guy in the U Sport Update.

Featuring two-time Olympic gold medalist, Hockey Hall of Famer and University of Calgary Dinos head coach Danielle Goyette on the Dinos success this semester and Hayley Wickenheiser’s induction into the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Episode #96 of Leave Your Mark features one of Canada's legendary strength and conditioning coaches Rich Hesketh. Rich served as the lead of S+C for 19 seasons with the Calgary Flames of the national hockey league until 2014. Before his career as a performance coach, He was a Canadian National Track & Field team member for nine years and ranked in the top 3 Canadian decathletes from 1988-97. Rich had the privilege to represent Canada on 11 different national teams. He was the 1988 Canadian Decathlon Champion and 4-time indoor combined events national Champion. He also coached track and field for 17 years with the University of Calgary Dinos and the Calgary Spartans Track & Field Club. He is currently the head of athletic development for the University of Calgary Dinos women’s and 2018 National Championship Men’s teams. He has been a leader in the human performance industry in Canada for many years. 

Welcome back to Season 2 of the Choose UCalgary podcast. In the 6th episode this season, Max chatted with two Dinos student-athletes from Dinos Women's Basketball team, Laura Grabe and Bobbi-Jo Colburn. Website: https://godinos.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/UCDinosFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/godinos/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ucalgarydinos/Follow us on Instagram (@choose.ucalgary) and on Facebook (University of Calgary Future Students) for important UCalgary information!Host & Producer: Max SturleyMusic: Alvin Fenner aka Neat Beats

We check in with Canada West WHL First Star of the Week Matt Alfaro from the University of Calgary Dinos. Plus, Noah Philp from the University of Alberta Golden Bears and his take on his first U Sports weekend.

Friend of the Show and fan favourite Tomas Sorra makes his long awaited debut on the show! Tomas is one of the few athletes to compete for Canada at the U21 level for both Beach and Indoor. Tomas is currently playing for the Calgary Dinos. He was a member of Pakmen where he medalled at Nationals and won two Provincial Championships! Tomas was also a key player on one of the best Regional Teams.We hope you enjoyed this episode! Please leave a 5star review and tell your friends! Stay Excellent! 

In this interview episode, Wide Receiver Coach for the Calgary Dinos and ex-CFL wide receiver Jabari Arthur join Zach and Steve. Listen to him discuss the fateful story that led him into football as a player, and now as a coach. [53:15-1:38:00]Before that, the guys get into the big news regarding Andrew Luck's shocking retirement including their reactions, their memories of Andrew Luck, as well as what this could mean for the NFL. [0:00-15:20]The guys continue the first half of the show with a fantasy football primer for your draft (unless you've drafted already, then you can listen to what you should've done - heh heh). [15:20-43:22]Some quick hits in the Canadian Corner include star Blue Bombers running back Andrew Harris gets suspended two games; recapping the week 11 games; and a preview of week 12. [43:22-53:00]Thanks again to Jabari Arthur for joining us on this episode!

It might be hard to believe, but a new baseball season is just about to get started up here in western Canada. The Canadian College Baseball Conference will see seven teams hitting the field over the next couple of months, including the Prairie Baseball Academy, the University of Calgary Dinos and a brand new Edmonton Collegiate team. We chat with interim league president Kevin Kvame and Edmonton coach Ethan Elias about what's in store for the season. Oh, and there's a little surprise at the end.

Basketball has been a major part of David Kapinga's life both on and off the court. From winning a National Championship with the Calgary Dinos to having to play with gloves on and having to scrape by for food in prep school, Kap has been to the mountain top, while digging himself out of the deepest holes. His fight, his resilience and his tenacity are all terrific qualities in this exceptional leader.

Basketball has been a major part of David Kapinga's life both on and off the court. From winning a National Championship with the Calgary Dinos to having to play with gloves on and having to scrape by for food in prep school, Kap has been to the mountain top, while digging himself out of the deepest holes. His fight, his resilience and his tenacity are all terrific qualities in this exceptional leader. (Ep. 12)

U of A Golden Bears head coach Ian Herbers tees up the team's playoff series against the Univeristy of Calgary Dinos. Then Oil Kings head coach Brad Lauer previews a home-and-home between the Oil Kings and Red Deer Rebels. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look at the seven WHL players named to Canada's World Junior Selection Camp in Victoria December 12-14. Hear from Lethbridge Hurricanes D Calen Addison as he looks to crack the squad and represent his country on home soil in Vancouver & Victoria beginning Boxing Day. Calgary Flames Head Coach Bill Peters is a former WHL Head Coach with the Spokane Chiefs. A winner of the 2008 Memorial Cup, Peters joins us to discuss his time in the WHL and just how valuable it was when moving on to the next level. Finally, Former WHL'er Riley Sheen has been named the Western Hockey League Graduate of the Month for November. The member of the University of Calgary Dinos is tied for the Canada West scoring lead with 20 points (12G-8A) in 16 games. The veteran of 253 WHL games over five seasons is taking advantage of the WHL Scholarship Program. He was also just named to the U-SPORTS all-star team that will provide the opposition for Canada's World Junior hopefuls in Victoria. He'll round out the show.

Jordan & Mitch stumble upon a Deadspin article on Dave Smart, discuss the weekend's result of games and discuss how underrated the Calgary Dinos are and how defense is the base of Canada's best teams. 20:52-31:10: Martin Timmerman on how his U SPORTS record book website began, comparing great teams of the 70's & 80's vs now and his thoughts on the status of the Canadian University Game. *Note* This podcast was originally going to include Derek Martin of Sport Entertainment Atlantic, that has been saved for a later edition of the podcast.

Jordan & Mitch return from technical difficulties and an extended hiatus. Looking back on Dalhousie & Alberta's losses in Week 3, Ranking Canada's Undefeated & Winless teams and a look ahead to this Weekend's matchups. 20:54-29:15: University of Alberta Golden Bear's Head Coach on the loss to UFV, where his Golden Bears are at, transitioning his roster and his thoughts on the Calgary Dinos and the Canada West playoff format.

Jordan and Mitch look at the opening of the RSEQ season on Thursday night, also propose some new team names for McGill? Also taking a look at an intriguing OUA slate, a trap game for Dalhousie and another big matchup for the Calgary Dinos. 14:40-24:35: Laurier Golden Hawks Head Coach Justin Serresse on the loss to Carleton, how it led to the victory over Ottawa and expectations for his program in the OUA West 29:48-34:39: Reigning U SPORTS & OUA Player of the Year Kadre Gray of the Laurentian Voyageurs on how he landed on Laurentian, what he's done to up his game to the next level and goals for this season

The journey of Gambian-born Doctor Cassama who moved from Sweden to Calgary to pursue college football, enjoyed a standout career with the University of Calgary Dinos and eventually went through the NFL draft process. (Ep. 01)

March Madness may be just underway in the United States, but in Canada, the Madness has already wrapped up. The Calgary Dinos won the men's university national championship, and on the women's side, the Carleton Ravens came away with the win.In this episode, hear Dinos' guard David Kapinga talk about his amazing journey from the Congo, to being blocked from playing D1 basketball, and then having to be a walk-on to play for the Dinos. Also, hear from Ravens' Elizabeth Leblanc on Carleton's undefeated season, and winning the school's first women's basketball championship, after having to settle for a bronze in 2017.

Greetings! Here's the lineup for today: 00:00 - Should the City be doing more to encourage more businesses like the Neighbourhood Cafe & Bookstore in Wolseley? Bill Fugler is the owner of the shop at 898 Westminster. He was in a lengthy dispute with the city over whether or not he needs a grease trap in his plumbing. They finally compromised at allowing him to use disposable plates and cutlery. We spoke yesterday, and he wondered aloud if the city should be doing a better job of working with small businesses. What do you think? 18:26 - Katina Kominos, national manager of 'Run to Quit' with the Canadian Cancer Society -- Trying to quit smoking? Perhaps the Run to Quit program is for you, and it's coming to Winnipeg starting April 24th at the Running Room at Kenaston Village Mall. 37:25 - Sean Cooper, paid off his mortgage in THREE YEARS, wrote a book about it. 55:17 - Jonina Ewart, Park Services Administrator with the City of Winnipeg -- The City wants your feedback for its Athletic Field Review 75:05 - Bob Fallis, Officals Committee Chair with Golf Manitoba -- Golf R&A and USGA are proposing significant rule changes 85:09 - Kirby Schepp, head coach of the Manitoba Bisons Men's Basketball Team -- Going to the Canada West Final Four this weekend, playing top-seed Calgary Dinos in Calgary in the semifinals on Friday.

We look back on a wild weekend against the Calgary Dinos while also looking ahead to this weekend’s games in Saskatchewan:

We discuss the Bison men’s winning streak as they return home this weekend to play the Calgary Dinos:

Mercer Timmis played for the Calgary Dinos but was born in Burlington and has famous Hamilton football lineage. Guest - Mercer Timmis scottradleyshow

UBC football upsets the Calgary Dinos to take the Hardy cup, women's and men's soccer took on the Canada West playoffs, and the basketball teams faced off against regional rivals, the Trinity Western spartans. Also, Leonardo Coehlo, one of our correspondents here at CiTR sports, talks to Neeta Soni, director of marketing at UBC athletics about her strategy for getting students out to games.Hosted and Produced by Olamide Olaniyan.

The Thunderbird eye is a half hour show on CiTR 101.9 FM, bringing you all the latest sports news, recaps, and stats from the UBC Thunderbirds. UBC Football beats the Manitoba Bisons 52-10 in the Hardy Cup semi-finals. Volleyball analyst Lenny Tabakman gives us updates on the T-Birds men and women team's games against the Calgary Dinos. Women's and Men's soccer play their CIS championship week after smashing past their opponents in the Canada West championships. And finally, updates on UBC Basketball and Field Hockey.

The Queens Gaels scored 26 unanswered points to turn a 25-7 halftime deficit into a 33-31 victory over the Calgary Dinos in the 45th Desjardins Vanier Cup on Saturday November 27, 2009 at Université Lavals PEPS Stadium before a standing-room crowd of 18,628.

The Queens Gaels scored 26 unanswered points to turn a 25-7 halftime deficit into a 33-31 victory over the Calgary Dinos in the 45th Desjardins Vanier Cup on Saturday November 27, 2009 at Université Lavals PEPS Stadium before a standing-room crowd of 18,628.