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12 extraordinary things to do in Calgary this week: Aug. 17 to 21
A Calgary events roundup highlights the 2026 Minto Cup junior lacrosse championship, the Rogers Charity Classic golf tournament, and a downtown street hockey festival. The list also includes food festivals, markets, concerts, and other community activities in Calgary from Aug. 17 to 21.
Cascades 2026-27 Canada West Schedules Announced
Canada West has announced the 2026-27 schedules for UFV Cascades soccer, volleyball, basketball, and golf teams. The men's basketball team will also play a six-game summer series against NCAA Division I opponents.
Spencer Pommells named Director, Varsity Athletics for UBCO Heat
Spencer Pommells has been named the new Director of Varsity Athletics for the UBCO Heat. Pommells joins from the University of Lethbridge where he served as Director of Athletics since 2024.
21 fun things to do in Edmonton this week: Aug. 17 to 21
This weekly events roundup highlights several sporting attractions in Edmonton, including the CPKC Women's Open golf championship at Royal Mayfair Golf Club and a CFL matchup between the Edmonton Elks and Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The list also includes monster truck shows and other entertainment around the city.
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Bulls and Bears: Let's check NHL and NBA playoff ratings; then there's the NFL draft
The article reviews strong television ratings for NHL and NBA playoffs, noting the NFL draft's dominant viewership. It also criticizes the Vancouver Canucks' poor season and reports on front office disarray during their search for a new general manager.
SEVEN SPARTANS WIN COMPLETE CHAMPIONS AWARDS AT ANNUAL AWARDS GALA
Trinity Western University held its annual Spartans Athletic Awards Gala, honouring seven student-athletes with the Complete Champion Award. The event also recognized Athlete of the Year, Rookie of the Year, and various other academic and leadership awards across multiple sports.
Vikes honour top performers at annual Celebration of Champions
The University of Victoria held its annual Celebration of Champions, honoring top student-athletes across all varsity sports. Libby Hogg (field hockey) won the President's Cup for a second straight year, while Madelyn Eybergen (cross country/track) and Giancarlo DiPompeo (rowing) were named Female and Male Athletes of the Year.
Hugens wins second straight CW Women's Hockey Player of the Week
The Canada West season concluded with conference champions crowned in volleyball, hockey, and rugby sevens, while U SPORTS national titles were decided in basketball and track and field. Standout performers include Ella Murphy Wiebe of the Saskatchewan Huskies, named women's basketball tournament MVP after leading her team to a second straight national championship.
The Blue and Golden: T-Birds enjoy another fantastic year in 2025
UBC Thunderbirds finished 2025 with nine national championships and eight conference banners across multiple sports. The year included standout performances in swimming, golf, rugby, soccer, rowing, and track & field, as well as 10 athletes selected in professional drafts.
BC Sports Hall of Fame Reveals Class of 2026 Selections
The BC Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2026 Induction Class, featuring five athletes, three builder-coaches, one team, one pioneer, one media member, and the W.A.C. Bennett Award winner. The inductees include notable figures such as Doug Brown, Silvana Burtini, Justin Kripps, Georgia Simmerling, Les Wilson, and the 2006 Vancouver Whitecaps Women's Soccer team.
Vikes earn six 2025 Greater Victoria Sports Awards
The University of Victoria will receive six awards at the 2025 Greater Victoria Sports Awards, including Coach of the Year for Hilary Stellingwerff and Murphy Burnatowski, and Team of the Year for the men's basketball program. Avery Geddes, Renoldo Robinson, and Isabella Anderton-Teasdale are among the individual honorees.
Vikes Weekly Preview – October 21, 2025
The University of Victoria Vikes are set to compete in Canada West championships and exhibition games across multiple sports this week. The men's and women's soccer teams begin postseason play, while basketball, cross country, and rugby teams also have upcoming matches.