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Dinos give Spartans a spanking

By Esther E. Steeves

Amidst the roar of excited fans Saturday night, the Dinos men’s basketball team clinched a playoff spot and home court advantage in the first round of playoffs. Winning both weekend match-ups with the Trinity Western Spartans, it was the second consecutive weekend the Dinos were victorious over a top ten seeded team, although Calgary still… Continue reading Dinos give Spartans a spanking

The Wright choice: second-year phenom leads Dinos to best season in years

By Esther E. Steeves

It’s no surprise that Dinos basketball forward Chris Wright was named Canada West Male Athlete of the Week after scoring 50 points against the University of Regina Cougars last weekend. According to Sports Information Director Jack Neumann, it’s rare for coaches to nominate their players for this recognition, but Wright’s outstanding performance against the ninth-ranked… Continue reading The Wright choice: second-year phenom leads Dinos to best season in years

Dinos play possum with Pronghorns

By Esther E. Steeves

Last weekend, the Dinos men’s basketball team presented an interesting rendition of Dr. Jeckyl and Mr. Hyde. On Friday night they lost by 13 points to the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns, then returned on Saturday night to win by 25. Friday’s game began with an impressive slam-dunk straight from the tip-off by Dinos forward Chris… Continue reading Dinos play possum with Pronghorns

Basketball men haunted by final minutes

By Esther E. Steeves

Last weekend the men’s basketball team was defeated by the Brandon University Bobcats in two exciting, but disappointing, games. The Dinos held a lead on more than one occasion over the weekend, but on both nights the boys ran out of steam, allowing the Bobcats to sink in their teeth. “Our biggest problems in Friday’s… Continue reading Basketball men haunted by final minutes

Loomis on to bigger and better things

By Lawrence Bailey

It was December 1998. Then-Dinos Head Coach Cory Russell was in the stands at SAIT’s Christmas Tournament scouting the Mount Royal Cougars when a sharpshooter playing for Grant MacEwan College caught his eye. The six-foot-seven guard/forward was lighting up the opposition with relative ease and Russell began his pursuit."Cory called my coach and asked if… Continue reading Loomis on to bigger and better things