Month: October 2001

By Ryan Laverty

If you’re going to get wet, you may as well dive in, because sitting on the edge and easing into the cool depths of Canadian Interuniversity Sport women’s basketball is only going to cause you pain. In their first true test of the 2001/02, season the Dinos chose the friendly confines of the Atlantic Ocean… Continue reading Dinos start their winning ways

By Michael Bowerman

The University of Calgary cross-country team ran the dogg’d mile in the coastal heartland of their Nordic enemies the University of Victoria Vikings over the weekend. Though the Vikings were undoubtedly the conquerers de jour, the U of C team managed to capture a portion of their rival’s booty in the form of a women’s… Continue reading Two weeks of running and gunning

By Ryan Laverty

Six Flags has nothing on the 2001 contingency of Dinos football who seem to give their fans a wild ride week in, week out. It has been a season of highs and lows, ups and downs, and twists and turns. So, following their huge win two weeks ago over the previously undefeated Regina Rams, it… Continue reading Golden Bears rain on Dinos’ parade

By Kris Kotarski

There are lessons to be learned from Napoleon Bonaparte. Winter is a force to be reckoned with–whether on the desolate streets of 1807 Moscow, or in the equally desolate boulevards of modern day Edmonton. This is a truth the Dinos women’s soccer team learned the hard way when they travelled to the great white north… Continue reading Dinos meet their Waterloo

By Lawrence Bailey

Everyone remembers their first time. For some it’s a work of art. For others it results from prolonged and painstaking planning. And then there are those lucky few where it’s just a matter of being in the right place at the right time. Dinos midfielder Andrew Zakaluzny described his first ever goal in Canadian Interuniversity… Continue reading Diggler gets it done