Battle-tested veterans
The Bisons were a good story last season, as they made it to the Canada West final four, where they would be eliminated by the Calgary Dinos.
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Bison men’s basketball gets revenge in Calgary
The University of Manitoba men’s basketball team looked for revenge on Friday night, as they opened up regular season play in Calgary. Last season the…
New era for university sports
Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) has rebranded itself as U Sports. The CIS name had been in existence since 2001. The ‘U’ is meant to stand…
Fastest winger in the West
If you head over to the soccer fields at the U of M when the Bisons women’s soccer team is playing – which you should,…
Bisons get swept by Cougars in men’s hockey
This weekend, the University of Manitoba Bisons men’s hockey team played a two game series against the Mount Royal Cougars. The Cougars took a close…
Bisons draw Wesmen in soccer at Duckworth Challenge
On Thursday night, the University of Manitoba women’s soccer team took on the Winnipeg Wesmen in the first game of the Duckworth Challenge. The two…
Spare Some Change
Siloam Mission is organizing a creative initiative to tackle poverty and homelessness in the city. The organization has teamed up with the Winnipeg Film Group…
Under centre with Bison quarterback Theo Deezar
Theo Deezar is among the elite quarterbacks in the CIS and he has been patiently waiting to prove it. Anyone who has seen Deezar take…
A new test in Canada West
The road to the Canada West Final Four will take a slight detour this season with a new format in place for all 17 men’s and women’s teams.
Questions and Anders
The University of Manitoba Bisons men’s basketball team saw their historic playoff run end at the Canada West Final Four. For Wyatt Anders, last weekend’s losses are also his final games in brown and gold. The co-captain discussed a few of his emotions in what was a memorable career with the herd.