Bison wins Canadian university female athlete award
Bison swimmer Kelsey Wog has been named the 2020 U-Sports female athlete of the year. With this award, she becomes the first member of the…
Bison swimmer Kelsey Wog has been named the 2020 U-Sports female athlete of the year. With this award, she becomes the first member of the…
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With its two other picks, Saskatchewan looked within its provincial borders, selecting Chan De Ciman in the first round and Alexander Dewar in the third. Both are products of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies.
With a 38-24-1 record at the time the WHL went on hiatus in response to the COVID-19 virus, the Ice had locked up a playoff spot for the first time since 2014-15, when the club was still in Cranbrook, B.C. as the Kootenay Ice.
Both entered the tournament with exceptional careers behind them and had plenty of reasons to be excited. Instead, with an 11th-hour cancellation the night before the pair was slated to square off at Investors Group Athletic Centre, the two were left disappointed.
In its first game at nationals, the club gained its first win and advanced to the U Sports national women’s hockey championship semifinals.
He finished the 60-game season with 12 goals and 41 assists for 53 points — 31 more than in his previous season.
Hours after Bison Sports announced that the 2020 U Sports men’s volleyball national championship would go on as scheduled — though without fans in attendance — U Sports itself convened an emergency meeting.