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

Brock’s Madalyn Weinert named U SPORTS women’s basketball Player of the Year Story & Photo: U SPORTS Madalyn Weinert, a fifth-year guard/forward with the Brock Badgers, has been named the winner of the Nan Copp Award as the 2026 U SPORTS women’s basketball Player of the Year. The announcement was made Wednesday night at the

Men Win 42nd-Straight OUA Title, Women Win Back-To-Back Championships Mustangs Athletics, with edits from LondonOntarioSports.com: The Western Mustangs men's squash dynasty remains alive after a 42nd straight OUA championship this past weekend. Western capped off another dominant season on Sunday at the McMaster University-hosted tournament as they defeated the University of Toronto 7-0 in the

U SPORTS will recognize the nation’s most accomplished student-athletes as it celebrates the 2024-25 U SPORTS Top 8 Academic All-Canadians, Jan. 27–28 in Ottawa. The national governing body for university sport in Canada unveiled its 2024-25 U SPORTS Top 8 Academic All-Canadians: Clara Gascoigne, Saint Mary’s University (women’s basketball) Jacob Benoit, Dalhousie University (cross country/track

Laurier Athletics: Laurier Athletics and Recreation has announced the appointment of Todd Galloway (BSc '04) as manager, men's football operations and head coach of the Laurier Golden Hawks. The 44-year-old native of Kitchener, Ont., becomes the seventh head coach in program history. Ed. Note: Galloway replaces Michael Faulds, who left Laurier to take the same

Maria Linton U SPORTS has announced its Team Canada roster for the 2026 FISU World University Cross Country Championships, set for March 14–15 in Italy. The delegation features a mix of national champions, podium finishers and experienced U SPORTS student-athletes who earned selection following strong performances at the 2025 U SPORTS Cross Country

U SPORTS announced Wednesday that the 19th edition of Shoot for the Cure aims to raise $100,000 in support of the Canadian Cancer Society. Dedicated to advancing breast cancer research and awareness, Shoot for the Cure has become a longstanding tradition in Canadian university sport, uniting athletes, coaches and fans around a common cause. “I

Story & Photo: Laurier Athletics After 13 years, Michael Faulds has stepped down as Laurier's manager of football operations and head coach. A three-time U SPORTS Coach of the Year and two-time Yates Cup champion with the Golden Hawks, Faulds will return to his alma mater to become the new head coach of the Western

Story & Photos courtesy Western Mustangs Athletics: After 18 years as head coach of Mustangs football, Greg Marshall is retiring from Western. Recognized as one of the most influential leaders in Canadian university football, Marshall has built an impressive program at Western, leading the Mustangs to nine Yates Cup titles and two Vanier Cup wins.