Hitting the books
Oyinko Akinola knows all about the trials and tribulations of being a student athlete.
Sports
Why more people should play sports and what football has done for me
I feel like football has made me stronger mentally and now when I deal with something difficult I don’t panic.
Gearing up for the fantasy playoffs – part two
Next up is the final exam – the fantasy playoffs.
Bison basketball douse the Heat
Bison basketball teams were in Kelowna, beating up the UBC Okanagan Heat, with the men and women both earning sweeps.
Men’s hockey clip Thunderbirds
Manitoba’s offence was on fire this weekend, putting up 13 goals over the two-game series.
Bison men’s volleyball split Saskatchewan, women swept
The University of Manitoba Bison volleyball teams wrapped up the first half of their regular season against the Saskatchewan Huskies over the weekend.
Bisons split T-Birds to close first half
Titans collided this weekend at Wayne Fleming Arena, as the fourth-ranked University of Manitoba Bisons took on the second-ranked UBC Thunderbirds in women’s hockey.
Men’s volleyball sweep Wolfpack, women’s volleyball split
The Bison volleyball teams were in Kamloops to play the Thompson Rivers University Wolfpack. The men won both their games, while the women earned a split.
Women’s hockey keeps rolling with sweep of Dinos
This weekend the University of Manitoba women’s hockey team stayed hot, moving their winning streak to nine with a sweep against the University of Calgary.
The Clock is Ticking
In November, an article was published in the medical journal Neurosurgery by a team of researchers in the U.S. who reported a land mark achievement in the quest for a method to diagnose chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in living patients.