Men's Hockey

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  Griffins hold off late Golden Bears' push to earn weekend split with 3-2 victory

  The MacEwan Griffins will swap conference rivalries for international flair Wednesday when they host the Chinese national team.

  Alberta MacEwan
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  Griffins push No. 4 Huskies to the limit before falling in overtime

  Vincent Scott’s late blast quelled a third-period surge by the Trinity Western Spartans on Saturday, securing a weekend sweep for MacEwan and moving the Griffins closer to a home playoff date.

  MacEwan Saskatchewan
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  Cougars overwhelm early, hand T-Birds rare loss to start 2026

  A first-period scoring blitz by the Mount Royal Cougars silenced the Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre on Friday, snapping a record point streak for the top-ranked hosts to open the winter semester.

  Mount Royal UBC

Women's Hockey

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  T-Birds renew rivalry with Dinos in first home series of 2026

  After a humbling reality check on the road, the top-ranked Thunderbirds return to Vancouver seeking to defend a 21-game home winning streak against a surging Calgary squad and debut a high-profile Russian recruit.

  Calgary UBC
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  After a strong return to action last weekend, women's hockey return home to face Trinity Western

  Riding a surge of offensive depth and a stifling defense, the Bisons look to leapfrog into a playoff spot during a high-stakes rematch of last year's triple-overtime thriller against the Spartans.

  Manitoba Trinity Western
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  Golden Hawks extend win streak to six in 5-1 victory over Gee-Gees

  Clara Chisholm fueled a relentless offensive attack Friday as the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks shook off any mid-season rust to claim sole possession of first place in the OUA standings.

  Wilfrid Laurier Ottawa

Men's Basketball

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  WolfPack to honour graduating student-athletes in final home games of 2025-26

  Thompson Rivers enters its final regular season home stand chasing a historic playoff seed. The weekend serves as a high-stakes farewell for veterans Thomas Olsen and Gavin Reis against two Pacific Division rivals.

  Thompson Rivers
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  Timberwolves welcome T-Birds and Cascades to kick off 2026 portion of schedule

  Justin Sunga and the Timberwolves face a pivotal stretch at the Northern Sport Centre as they battle for a post-season berth against two of the Pacific Division's most formidable programs.

  UBC UFV UNBC
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  Creating his own path: Ryan Regault’s rise with the Axemen

  After a breakout rookie season that included AUS Rookie of the Year and U SPORTS All-Rookie honours, the second-year guard reflects on family, identity, and what it means to wear the Axemen jersey.

  Acadia

Women's Basketball

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  Final home games of 2026 see WolfPack face Cascades and T-Birds

  The WolfPack enters its final home stand locked in a mid-table stalemate, chasing a crucial victory against the UFV Cascades to secure the program's first post-season berth in six years.

  Thompson Rivers UBC UFV
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  Women's basketball set to host Shoot for the Cure game on Friday, January 30

  Heat set to participate in 19th annual U SPORTS women's basketball breast cancer fundraising campaign.

  UBC Okanagan
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  EmpowHER: Where It Started, Where It’s Going

  Local products Lorenn Caceres and Summer Toor are transitioning from high school standouts to university rookies as UNBC prepares for its EmpowHER game to support the next generation of female athletes.

  UNBC

Men's Volleyball

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  Birds aim to keep momentum going against MacEwan

  The UBC Thunderbirds return to War Memorial Gym this weekend looking to extend their winning streak as they host the MacEwan Griffins for a critical two-game series in Vancouver.

  MacEwan UBC
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  Men's volleyball in a top-six position: Men's volleyball aim to leapfrog Saskatchewan during key weekend set

  The 7-7 Huskies are just two points ahead of Manitoba for fifth in the conference standings.

  Manitoba Saskatchewan
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  Short-handed Griffins show some glimpses of strong play vs. defending champs before falling 3-0

  Despite a lineup decimated by injuries, the Griffins challenged the defending conference champions with a resilient second-set performance before Winnipeg depth ultimately overwhelmed the visitors.

  MacEwan Winnipeg

Women's Volleyball

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  T-Birds back at home to begin final month of the regular season

  The Thunderbirds return to War Memorial Gym to kick off a crucial final stretch of the regular season as they look to solidify their standing in the competitive Canada West conference.

  UBC
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  Bisons host Saskatchewan in critical weekend series

  Manitoba won the 2025 contest 3-1. A combined total of 12 players who saw action in the contest (six from each side) will suit up this weekend.

  Manitoba Saskatchewan
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  Weekend split for WolfPack after loss to No. 4 Spartans

  The WolfPack maintained their grip on first place in Canada West despite seeing a seven-game winning streak snapped Saturday by the Trinity Western Spartans.

  Thompson Rivers Trinity Western

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  Bella Coola twins Annika and Ayanna Parr commit to the UNBC Timberwolves

  The UNBC Timberwolves have secured a significant double commitment as twin sisters Annika and Ayanna Parr bring their versatile skill sets from Bella Coola to the Prince George hardwood.

  UNBC
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  Kodiak's Kallon commits to MBB '26 Class

  Michael Kallon is keeping his talents at home. The high-scoring River East guard will join his sister at the University of Winnipeg, giving the nationally ranked program a versatile local weapon for 2026.

  Winnipeg
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  Women's soccer announce commitment of standout midfielder Mackenzie Munro-Flora

  The St. Catharines, ON product has been team captain of various squads, and holds an academic average of over 94 percent in the classroom.

  Manitoba

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  Doiron Commits To Reds

  Sophie Doiron is staying home to lead the next era of UNB basketball. The elite Dieppe point guard represents a major recruiting win for a program intent on keeping New Brunswick's top talent in province.

  UNB
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  Flemming Commits to Tigers for 2026-27

  Jade Flemming is bringing a decorated championship pedigree and deep family roots to Dalhousie. The versatile Ontario provincial product will bolster the Tigers' flanks through her technical pace and high-level competitive experience starting in 2026.

  Dalhousie
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  Axemen add Manitoba linebacker Braxten Cockell for 2026 season

  Acadia has secured a cornerstone for its future defence by landing standout linebacker Braxten Cockell. The former provincial defensive player of the year brings a decorated resume and elite production to Wolfville for 2026.

  Acadia

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