U SPORTS, the national brand of university sport in Canada, is pleased to announce the nomination of Tara Hahto to the position of Chief Operating Officer, effective September 14, 2026. In this role, she will focus on advancing U SPORTS' long-term vision, strategy, and growth, with particular attention to strategic leadership, governance, operations, finance, human resources, partner

Sport Integrity Canada is proud to announce the launch of a new safe sport e-learning course for U SPORTS and the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), designed to strengthen awareness, understanding, and application of safe sport principles across Canada's post-secondary sport system. Developed by Sport Integrity Canada, in consultation with U SPORTS and the CCAA,

Western U: Western Mustangs men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams will temporarily call Thompson Arena home for the 2026–27 season as Alumni Hall undergoes a major renovation and renewal project. In Fall 2026, all home competitions for Mustangs basketball and volleyball will take place at Thompson Arena, located within Western's Thompson Recreation & Athletic

Simon Fraser University has been accepted as the 59th U SPORTS member during the organization’s annual general meeting, Thursday. Based in Burnaby, B.C., Simon Fraser University is the third-oldest university in British Columbia and has had a long record of athletic and academic achievement since its establishment in 1965. Starting in 2027, SFU has will

U SPORTS: Women’s flag football will become a pilot sport in U SPORTS beginning in the 2027-28 season, marking another step in the continued growth of the sport across Canada. U SPORTS made the announcement Wednesday, as part of its annual meetings in the Newfoundland capital. The addition of women's flag football will increase the

Abby Guezen and Ryder Rattee named 2025-26 U SPORTS Athletes of the Year Story & Photos: U SPORTS Abby Guezen, a volleyball player, and Ryder Rattee, a sprinter are the Lois and Doug Mitchell Award winners as the U SPORTS Athletes of the Year across all sports for the 2025-26 season. The winners, who both

Team West edged Team East 28-27 on Saturday at Warrior Field, closing out the 2026 East-West Bowl in dramatic fashion before a crowd of 892. The national all-star game, featuring players eligible for the 2027 CFL Draft, delivered the competitive balance and late-game tension that have become hallmarks of the event. With the victory, West

Waterloo Warriors will host the 2026 East-West Bowl, May 9 at 12:30 p.m. at Warrior Field. The event features the top 107 Canadian university football players eligible for the 2027 CFL Draft as they look to showcase their skills to coaches, general managers, and personnel from the Canadian Football League. A minimum of three players

Western Women Finish Fourth Story & Photos: U SPORTS The Western Mustangs won their second straight men’s title and the Guelph Gryphons earned their seventh title in the last eight years on the women’s side at the 2026 U SPORTS Track and Field National Championship at James Daly Fieldhouse. The Gryphons women secured first with

Jackson Mackay Photo: U SPORTS Guelph’s Nicole McKenzie and Max Davies, Lethbridge’s Jinaye Shomachuk and Toronto’s Aiden Grout have been named the U SPORTS Track and Field Athletes of the Year. The announcement was made Thursday morning, as the national season award winners were celebrated prior to the start of the 2026 U SPORTS Track