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WHL This Week - Radio Edition, takes a look at the race a top the US Division and the Western Conference. The Everett Silvertips won a key showdown on Wednesday Night in the 'Dub which pushes them to closer to the #1 seed.The University of Saskatchewan Huskies won the Canada West Men's Hockey Championship this past weekend. Now, the roster of WHL alumni will head to the USPORTS National Championships in Ottawa. The Huskies are coached by former longtime Spokane Chief Brandin Cote. He'll be our guest.A four goal, one assist weekend for Saskatoon Blades F Hunter Laing has netted him the Tempo WHL Player of the Week. He'll talk about his weekend and the Blades in the hunt for an East Division title. Finally, the Brandon Wheat Kings will honour legend Brian Propp this weekend with a Hall of Fame Induction. We'll hear from one of the all-time leading scorers in WHL history ahead of the event.
The U Sports Championship Tournament is underway in Saskatoon! The University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's hockey team are facing off against some of the other best programs in the country. Saskatchewan head coach Steve Kook joins Evan to discuss the tournament.
Connor and Wade sit down with one of the 2024 CFL Draft's Top Prospects, Nick Wiebe of the Saskatchewan Huskies!!!The group discusses all things, from Nick's Knee Injury, to Skyrim, to his journey from IMG to Saskatoon, and more.To help grow your content please subscribe, share, and leave a review!
Everett chats with Dylan Mortensen of the Saskatchewan Huskies after he broke the Canada West for All-Time Points & Kills!
The USports season comes to a close as the Laval Rouge et Or take out the Saskatchewan Huskies in a phenomenal Vanier Cup. We break down the game for you and talk about the All-Canadians this year in USports.
Two teams remain in all of USports football in the Saskatchewan Huskies and the Laval Rouge et Or, and we set up their epic matchup in the 2022 Vanier Cup.
Daniella Ponticelli, is a pre-and post-game radio host and sideline reporter for the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders games on 620 CKRM. With that, she is the first woman to work on the official Riders radio broadcasts. Additionally, she works contractually for the CFL club to produce written and video content. In Fall 2022, Daniella became the first female play-by-play announcer for USPORTS football, as the full-season radio voice of the University of Regina Rams. She first broke barriers a year earlier, becoming a full-time play-by-play announcer for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's hockey program. The radio broadcasts themselves made history, being the first time a private broadcaster (Pattison Media) committed to a full season of women's hockey in Canada. The team went on to win bronze at national in Charlottetown, P.E.I. Following up on that success, Daniella provided play-by-play and rinkside reporting for several games during the 2021-22 SJHL season, including work in the Finals series. A month later, she co-hosted the 2022 SJHL draft, a three-hour livestreamed event, working closely with teams and the league commissioner. Aside from hockey and football, Daniella also hosted a full season of Rattlers Rundown, a 12-episode weekly television show produced by AccessNow Sports during spring and summer 2022. The one-hour show featured interviews with coaches, players and fellow broadcasters, along with analysis of the Saskatchewan Rattlers and the Canadian Elite Basketball League. Pre-pandemic, Daniella worked as a contract on-floor reporter for Saskatchewan Rush Lacrosse games in Saskatoon, broadcast on B/R Live, until COVID-19 halted the season in March 2020. The season prior, 2018-19, Daniella worked with the club full-time as the host and producer of Rush TV along with in-stand announcer. Working solo, she shot, wrote, edited and produced ten 30-minute episodes showcasing players and coaches, fans and the work of Rush partner businesses. With more than a decade of news experience, Daniella strives to tell stories with accuracy, compassion and context. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, Daniella solo anchored Global News Morning in Regina, starting first as the station's community reporter and backfill weather specialist in October 2019. Daniella's versatility stems from her education in the joint Creative Communications degree-diploma program. In 2012, she earned a Bachelor of Arts in communications from The University of Winnipeg while also completing her journalism diploma from Red River College. As a student, Daniella freelanced and took on various embedding opportunities with The Canadian Forces, even taking her to the Northwest Territories. She continued writing military stories as the resident CFB Shilo reporter/photographer for the Brandon Sun out of university. Working professionally ever since, Daniella has gained experience in print, broadcast and digital-first newsrooms. The summer of 2019, she worked casually as a videographer, web writer and social media presenter for CBC Saskatchewan, while also joining the MaxTron video crew as a camera operator at Mosaic Stadium. She was a senior web editor and reporter/anchor for Rawlco Radio in Saskatoon and Regina from 2016-2018. Before that, she worked in television news as a video journalist for CTV Winnipeg and a host/producer for Shaw TV Saskatoon, as well as a print reporter for the Winnipeg Sun. #daniellaponticelli #saskatchewanroughriders #livewithcdp #podcast #talkshow #guest #reginarams #sidelinereporter #playbyplayannouncer #canadianfootballleague #620CKRM #regina #saskatchewanhuskies #womenshockey #youtubechannel #facebooklive #twitter #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcasts #spotify #anchorfm #iheartradio #amazonmusic #tunein #stitcher #breaker #pocketcasts #radiopublic #linkedin #castbox #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsor
Daniella Ponticelli, is the first female member of CKRM's Saskatchewan Rough Riders broadcast team (CFL) and first female voice of the University of Regina Rams. Now, 22 years after arriving in Canada, Ponticelli has worked at a variety of journalism jobs in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The latest posting is noteworthy because she's the first female to be part of the radio broadcasts for the CFL's Saskatchewan Roughriders, working as a sideline reporter during home games. “Being on the sideline is unreal — the sound of players clashing and crashing into each other, how they communicate when the home crowd is so loud,” she says. You can hear Ponticelli before and after games as she hosts the Countdown to Kickoff pre-game show as well as the SportsCage Radio Roundtable post-game show on 620 CKRM. Along with Ponticelli's duties on Rider game days, she will be serving as the radio voice for the University of Regina Rams in the upcoming Canada West football season. Doing play-by-play is nothing new for Ponticelli, who can also be heard calling games for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies women's hockey team — a role she plans to return to once both the CFL and Canada West seasons conclude. #daniellaponticelli #saskatchewanroughriders #livewithcdp #sidelinereporter #playbyplayannouncer #tvhost #reginarams #CKRM620 #regina #usaskhuskies #womenshockey #barrycullenchevrolet #youtubechannel #facebooklive #twitter #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcasts #spotify #anchorfm #linkedin #radiopublic #breaker #pocketcasts
Rhonda is a physiotherapist and athletic therapist currently working in private practice with Craven Sports Services in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. She has been the therapist of the Canadian Women's National Basketball team and the Head Therapist for the University of Saskatchewan Huskies for 21 years. She has been in high-level Canadian sports for much of her career and has been a mentor and educator to countless young performance professionals throughout her career. She is married to her husband Ryan of 30 years.
The UNB women's team made it all the way to the semifinals in the women's U Sports nationals. They unfortunately lost to the Saskatchewan Huskies in yesterday's bronze medal game. But they're building on the successes nevertheless. Sarah Hilworth is the hockey team's head coach.
On Episode 53 of The Anecdote Adam Machart of the Saskatchewan Huskies football team joins us. Prior to the interview, we start off with a recap of the Super Bowl, and how Rieger is handling the loss of his lifelong Bengals. We talk about the halftime show heard around the world, Matt Stafford, Joe Burrow, Cooper Kupp and the questionable play calls on 2nd and 1. Following that, we talk some Canadian Football and the CFL, including free agent news. The Roughriders have had a big start to the offseason, bringing back some big names like AC Leonard and Duke Williams; adding to the linebacker room with a familiar face in Derrick Moncrief and what is next for the team. We talk big moves around the league, including Andrew Harris, Brandon Banks and Mike Reilly.After the CFL talk, Jesse gives a Pay it Forward and we move to our interview. Adam Machart, former Saskatoon Hilltop and current U of S Huskie running back joins us. We talk about his journey through Saskatchewan Football, his multiple championships, legendary coaches he has had through the years, and what the future holds for him and the CFL draft approaches. After the interview Logan presents a Local Guy/Gal of the week, and we recap some of the major Canadian storylines from the Winter Olympics including the women's gold medal, Marie-Philip Poulin, the men's disappointing performance and Mark McMorris getting robbed. We wrap up with Alternate Lines presented by TB's Bar and Grill in Watrous. Pay it Forward.
Two of the 1st place Saskatchewan Huskies, Dylan Mortensen & Matthew Primrose, join the show to discuss their season so far, travel, how they know Garrett, Coach McKay, celebrations, headbands and so much more! Be sure to tell your friends about us and please give a 5 Star review on Apple! Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!
2:30 - The unpredictability of the Eastern Final between Hamilton and Toronto6:15 - Assessing both running games12:30 - The pressure is on in Hamilton19:00 - A look-ahead to the Vanier Cup between the Saskatchewan Huskies and Western Mustangs22:00 - CFL draftees to watch on Saturday in the Vanier23:30 - Donnovan's final thoughts
"One year of the safe consumption site | Jason Mercredi," is the forty-second installment of the Lang & LeBlanc Podcast — a part of the Saskatchewan Podcast Network. It's the second episode in the third season of the program. This week, Jason Mercredi of Prairie Harm Reduction stops by to give us an update on the addictions crisis, a look back on one year with the safe consumption site, speaking out on his own battle with addictions, and everything in between. KICKIN THINGS OFF: 00:00 to 4:30 Jason Mercredi, Prairie Harm Reduction: 4:30 to 60:54 How things are going at PHR One year after the doors opened, how have things gone? Addictions crisis, what the frontlines look like Was there ever any worry of closing down? The fundraising drive What a normal day looks like, for Jason The government internal docs Jason's own battle with addictions How that changed the way he looked at his own work Jason responds to our askSask question of the week LLP Get Together: 62:34 to 101:22 Avery on the weather, and gas prices Heading back to Wakaw SASKATCHEWAN THIS WEEK Snow? A look back at Jason Aurora Borealis Harvest wraps up Fall is here; Brady buys a leaf blower Written content AskSask OFFICIALLY COMES BACK! 71:13 With hockey now back across the province, we're asking you: What's your favourite Saskatchewan rink? Send in your answers on our social media channels, and share your stories! The guys share their faves, with some small town stories LLP LOCAL SPORTS Highway 10 rivalry renewed between the Terriers and the Mils AAA Maulers PA Announcing Wrapping up the Melville Minor Football season Looking at the Saskatchewan Huskies hockey programs LLP IN THE COMMUNITY What's going on, around the Parkland Halloween decorating Getting back in the rink after a looooooooong break W3APONS and Dead Levee Saturday at Coors THE ROUGHRIDER CORNER, 85:10 "Time to complain" Looking back at Calgary Onto the bye Are the Riders ... average? Can the Riders put the pieces together for a run to the Grey Cup? (realistically) CFL PICK EM OUTSIDE THE BORDERS The NHL is back (as if we haven't talked enough hockey this podcast) Follow us on Twitter: @LangLeBlancPod and Instagram: @LangLeBlancPodcast Like our Facebook Page: The Lang & LeBlanc Podcast Please subscribe and tell your friends if you enjoyed the show! Head to LangLeBlancPodcast.com for more, including the full show notes. ** The views and opinions expressed in the Lang & LeBlanc Podcast are solely those of the hosts, producers and guests of the show. They in no way, shape or form reflect those of any affiliates the hosts, producers and guests represent. **
Former NHL and Olympic bench boss, now at the helm of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies in Canada West competition, Mike Babcock joins the show with thoughts on Zach Hyman, team toughness, coaching philosophy and much more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
UFV Head Coach Nathan Bennett joins the show! Nathan also coached the Capilano Blues where he earned PACWEST coach of the year and won a conference championship that same season. He would go on to be an assistant coach with the Thompson Rivers University men's and women's program. Bennett has also coached the Saskatchewan Huskies, Team BC, VCCE. As a played Nathan played for Alberta Golden Bears, winning a U SPORTS national championship in 1997. He then played 12 seasons playing professional volleyball and was a member of Great Britain's national team from 2008 through 2012. Be sure to tell your friends about us and please give a 5 Star review on Apple! Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!
SPORTS EXPERIENCE: Breaking into the Canadian Football League as just another Canadian linebacker is tough, but it makes for some great stories.
Michael is a former professional 3x3 and 5on5 basketball player. He was ranked number 1 in Canada in FIBA 3x3 as well as 28thin the world. He also was a key member of the Saskatchewan Huskies who in 2010 won the CIS National Championship. He finished his career in the CEBL winning a championship with the Saskatchewan Rattlers. He has won numerous awards, as an advocate for Indigenous youth and for his community involvement. To name a few; Indspire, 3x3 World Tour Most Spectacular Player, the Saskatchewan CBC future 40 under 40, the Chief of Police award for community service, and the Circle of Honour award. Mike and I talk about the impact of role models, what it takes to be an older athlete and compete at the highest levels, and what obstacles can teach us about ourselves. Remember to Like, rate, subscribe and write a review on the podcast as well as follow us on social media. You can find Michael at.... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michael_linklater/ If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? (https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/back2basketball/id1537191613) It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews! Subscribe to our Newsletter - https://back2basketball.systeme.io/9a129606 OR Read the Back2Basketball Blog -https://back2basketballblog.wordpress.com/ Topics include - Injury prevention - Athlete training - Mindset - Personal Wellbeing - Mindfulness - Personal accountability and empowerment Follow Darcy and Back2Basketball: Twitter: twitter.com/darcycoss and twitter.com/back2basketball1 Instagram: instagram.com/darcycoss and instagram.com/back2basketball Facebook: facebook.com/darcycoss and facebook.com/back2basketball YouTube: youtube.com/darcycoss Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/back2basketball/support ALLIANCE ATHLETICS DISCOUNT 50% OFF 1-month - https://back2basketball.systeme.io/51549225 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/back2basketball/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/back2basketball/support
On today's All-Canadian Connor (@ConnorRONeil) and (@WadeZanc27) have a packed episode! Saskatchewan Huskies head coach Scott Flory joins the show! The pair also run through some CFL news and bring you a few words from WVU DB and CFL Draft prospect Alonzo Addae. Subscribe, download daily and follow us on Twitter and Instagram to support more great Canadian Football content!
On this the last day of February we delve into some moves and rumblings around the league. To start with, the Carolina Hurricanes have moved on from Ryan Dzingel, acquiring Galchenyuk and Paquette. They turned over Galchenyuk to Toronto and in the process saved about 1.8 million on the cap. Claude Julien has been fired by the Canadiens. The unanswered question is why. And the second question is who replaces him. We discuss the head coaching position in Seattle and talk about the odds placed on the candidates. The Bruins have added Jarred Tinordi, defenseman from Nashville who was placed on waivers. Grzcelyk is back on skates but not yet ready for games. Trevor Zegras has finally joined the Anaheim Ducks and his laid back demeanor is a breath of fresh air. Finally, Babcock is back coaching but not in a venue you would expect. He will be coaching the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. Lots of content so give a listen and tell us what you think. Enjoy the Show!
The former Olympic gold medal and Stanley Cup winner discusses his new opportunity in the U Sports men's hockey league with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies and how the opportunity came to fruition. Plus thoughts on his time away from the NHL and whether he'll return to a new job in the pros any time soon. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Connor and Wade are back! This week the pair go over the usual news and notes before getting into an all new interview! Saskatchewan Huskies quarterback, Mason Nyhus joins the podcast! The three discuss how the Huskies have been handling the off-season, how Nyhus can improve on his game, and what the Huskies need to do to return to the Hardy cup in 2021!
Today Katie Uttley catches up with Swift Current, SK native CFC100 Class 2021 WR Rhett Vavra, who's working towards his debut season with the Saskatchewan Huskies next fall ... Become a CFCINSIDER today on canadafootballchat.comNote this was taped before his final commitment, sorry for the spoiler alert!
Bryan Fraser is currently the head coach of the College of the Rockies Avalanche women's volleyball team. Bryan started coaching during his playing career when he had opportunities with his pro club in Holland and with the Saskatchewan Provincial Team Program. As a player Bryan played for University of Saskatchewan Huskies for five years, Canada's Junior National Team and after graduation Bryan went to the Volleyball Canada full-time training centre. FTC helped Bryan prepare to represent Canada with our National B Team and play pro in Germany twice, Holland and France. We hope you enjoyed this episode. Please leave a 5 Star Review, subscribe to the show and the nicest compliment you can give us is telling your friends about the podcast! Stay Excellent Friends!
For episode 19, I had the privilege of speaking with Lisa Thomaidis, coach of both the University of Saskatchewan Huskies and Canadian National Womens' basketball teams. We talked about the tumultuous year she's had, the reputation she and her players have for their kindness toward fans and opponents, and what it was like coaching superstar Sabine Dukate who moved from Latvia to play for Thomaidis and the Huskies.
In 2019 the University of Saskatchewan Huskies won the Canada West Track and Field Championships for both Women and Men. Can they repeat as they host this year's event ? Huskies Head Coach Jason Reindl joins Stuart York on this episode !Music by Shane...
Lisa Thomaidis, Driving Success by Building Team Identity Guest: Lisa Thomaidis, Canadian Women's National Team Head Coach In this week’s coaching conversation, Canadian Women's National Team head coach Lisa Thomaidis joins the Basketball Podcast to discuss driving success by building team identity. In addition to being the national team head coach, Coach Thomaidis is also in her 21st year as head coach of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies. Coach Thomaidis Five-time Canada West Coach of the Year and two-time U SPORTS Coach of the Year During her tenure at the U of S, the Huskies have won the 2016 CIS National Championship, six Canada West titles, (2019, 2017, 2016, 2013, 2011, 2006), and have qualified for the U SPORTS Final 8 in 10 of the last 11 seasons. In 2013, Thomaidis was appointed the Head Coach of the Canadian Women's National Team. Since that time, Lisa has coached the Team to a 7th place finish at the Rio Olympics in 2016, a Pan Am Gold Medal (which was the first-ever Gold Medal in Basketball at the PanAms) and FIBA Americas Gold Medal in 2015, a 5th place finish at the 2018 FIBA World Championships in Turkey in 2014, a 7th place finish at the 2018 FIBA World Cup and a silver medal at the FIBA Americas Championships in Mexico in 2013. In the summer of 2012, Thomaidis was an Assistant Coach with the Women's National Team at the London Olympics. There, the team made a dramatic run to the Quarter-Finals, before falling to the USA, the eventual gold medallists. Her five Canada West Coach of the Year awards came in 2004, 2006, 2009,2011 and 2016. She was also inducted into the McMaster University Hall of Fame in October 2006. In 2008-09, she became the first women's basketball coach at the UofS to be named the CIS Coach of the Year and won the award again in 2010-11. She was also named a YWCA Woman of Distinction in 2009 and Recipient of the CAAWS Women of Influence Award on two occasions. Breakdown 1:00 - Words that defining Team Identity 3:00 - Advantage of having an Identity 5:00 - What Practice Look Like if you have Team Identity 6:00 - Faster Pace of Change 9:00 - Recruit on the Identity 10:30 - How Team Identity Works with her Scouts 11:30 - Approaching Scout in the Moments Before the Game 16:00 - Feedbacks 18:00 - Team Meetings and Energizers for the Team 22:00 - Other Things to Engage These Athletes 24:00 - Strength From The Diversity of the Staff 27:00 - On-Court Pre Game Warm-Up 30:00 - Halftime 31:30 - Watching Team Pre Warm-Ups 36:00 - Ready Sheets 39:00 - Overly Tactical As a Coach 42:00 - 14-Second Shot Clock Lisa Thomaidis’s Bio Bio: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisa_Thomaidis Twitter: https://twitter.com/LisaThomaidis Basketball Immersion Website: http://basketballimmersion.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bballimmersion?lang=en YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/basketballimmersion Facebook: https://facebook.com/basketballimmersion
We chat with Saskatchewan Huskies forward Jared Dmytriw just before the winter break to recap his first semester with the Huskies and the incredible bounce back from four straight opening losses to an eight-game winning streak to close off the first half of the season.
The whole gang is back together to end the 2019 year! Stu is back and the boys break down the past weekend of MRU Cougars vs Saskatchewan Huskies. The men were at home, while the women were in Saskatoon. They also take a look at how the year has gone so far for both teams and take a look around the league. Anna Purschke and Tianna Ko also join the podcast as the first guests from the women's hockey team and talk about the transition from playing boys to girls hockey growing up, the recruiting process, and playing at MRU among other topics.
The whole gang is back together to end the 2019 year! Stu is back and the boys break down the past weekend of MRU Cougars vs Saskatchewan Huskies. The men were at home, while the women were in Saskatoon. They also take a look at how the year has gone so far for both teams and take a look around the league. Anna Purschke and Tianna Ko also join the podcast as the first guests from the women's hockey team and talk about the transition from playing boys to girls hockey growing up, the recruiting process, and playing at MRU among other topics.
The boys breakdown this past weekend's Cougars games against the UBC Thunderbirds. The women were in Vancouver while the men were at home. They also take a look ahead at this coming weekend's opponents, the Saskatchewan Huskies. Connor Blake also joins to talk about coming to MRU and tells some stories about his junior days including a near line brawl!
The boys breakdown this past weekend's Cougars games against the UBC Thunderbirds. The women were in Vancouver while the men were at home. They also take a look ahead at this coming weekend's opponents, the Saskatchewan Huskies. Connor Blake also joins to talk about coming to MRU and tells some stories about his junior days including a near line brawl!
It's an all-football episode, as two-time Vanier Cup MVP Brent Schneider of the Saskatchewan Huskies and fellow Vanier Cup champion Glenn Steele of the UBC Thunderbirds join Brian Swane.
Morgan & Merv Mann in the studio - Hillmond/Lloydminster boys - Alumni of the Jr. B Bandits & Jr. A Blazers - Merv a University of Saskatchewan Huskies alumni - Morgan an Acadia Axeman alumni - Combined they appeared in five Allan Cups winning two with the Border Kings - Finally both have been active in coaching local minor hockey and running player development camps
Edmonton Oil Kings GM Kirt Hill talks about some pieces of their playoff push. Then, hear from U of A Golden Bears head coach Ian Herbers ahead of their Canada West Championship Series against the Saskatchewan Huskies. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of TWIBS, Jason wraps up the first half of the 2018 – 19 season by talking about something NOT men’s hockey! He sits down to talk about the nationally ranked Bisons swimming team and the potentially dangerous weakness shown by the Bisons women’s hockey team against the Saskatchewan Huskies.
The 2018 Canada West football season was one I’ll remember for a long time. It was a season with so much intrigue, story-lines and a finish NOBODY expected! In the end, the Saskatchewan Huskies did the improbable, knocking off the unbeaten powerhouse out of Calgary. The Dinos were one of […]
It's Courtside 2018! During the Canada West home opener, the UBC Thunderbirds basketball teams take on the highly ranked Saskatchewan Huskies sides. Clutch 3's, upsets, and comebacks highlight the night.
KCU Interviews March 28 - Scott Flory (Saskatchewan Huskies Football Head Coach)
KCU analyst Gord Randall calls out the Saskatchewan Huskies and their search for a new head coach to run the football program.
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. T-Birds defeat the Manitoba Bisons in week 8 to finish off regular conference play (24-10), Men's Hockey got back-to-back victories against the Regina cougars, and the Women's team splits the weekend, the varsity Men's soccer team hosts the Canada West Final Four and dispatches the Saskatchewan Huskies, and UBC decimates Thompson Rivers University in the Canada West Regional playoffs (6-1).
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. The football team comes away with their fifth win against the Saskatchewan Huskies (41-36), varsity soccer heads into a playoff drive and Women's and Men's Ice Hockey played against the Manitoba Bisons.
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. Jason Wang and Olamide Olaniyan talk UBC Football, as theT-Birds took down the Alberta golden bears on the road during the weekend (39-21). The Women's soccer team beat the Regina Cougars (3-0) and the Saskatchewan Huskies (4-1). Men's Soccer played at Prince George for back to back games against the Timberwolves (2-0). Women's Ice Hockey fell in both games to the Lethbridge Pronghorns (2-4) & ( 0-1) .
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. Olamide Olaniyan and Jason Wang talk about week 4 for UBC Thunderbirds Football, in which they fell to the Saskatchewan Huskies 29-45 and the return of rusher Brandon Deschamps from injury. Then they go over the Soccer teams, as the women's beat sister school UBC Okanagan Heat (2-1) in Kelowna and Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack (4-0) in Kamloops. They also prep the fans for Men's Basketball and Women's Ice Hockey seasons as well as update on UBC Women's Rugby and Field Hockey.
Co-hosts Justin Dunk, John Hodge, and JC Abbott discuss head coach Mike O'Shea reportedly agreeing to a contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, the Laval Rouge et Or defeating the Saskatchewan Huskies in the 57th Vanier Cup, Tiger-Cats' quarterback Dane Evans posting a video of moving trucks outside his Hamilton home, Toronto Argonauts' head coach Ryan Dinwiddie saying Chad Kelly is ready to be a CFL starter, and a Global player quitting on the Edmonton Elks.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
This week on the 3Down Green Cast, Joel Gasson, and John Fraser discuss the 109th Grey Cup and how the Bombers lost it in the offseason. They also discuss whether University of Saskatchewan Huskies quarterback Mason Nyhus is a CFL quarterback and the Riders' offensive coordinator search.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
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