Ashley Howard, Vancouver native and former CEO of Scottish Swimming, has been chosen as UBC’s next Managing Director, Athletics.
After playing in his firm’s annual Chartered Accountant soccer tournament a few years ago, UBC alumni Andy Nguyen realized the potential to get other businesses in on the action.
Howard will officially take over the job on July 8, and it is a position that she seemed destined to hold.
Ashley Howard, Vancouver native and former CEO of Scottish Swimming, has been chosen as UBC’s next Managing Director, Athletics.
The paparazzi didn’t stop The Ubyssey from catching up with some of the event’s competitors to get their take on topics surrounding Vancouver and UBC.
Marcelle was given the BLG Award as the CIS female athlete of the year, arguably the most prestigious individual award in Canadian university sports.
All at once, as if on some atavistic cue, we surged forward into the night. The fourth annual Undie Run was underway.
Another year of sports and recreation at UBC is almost in the books, and that means it’s time for The Ubyssey‘s esteemed sports panel to answer the hard-hitting questions one last time.
But for Greene, UBC’s former star quarterback and one of the handful of athletes who have a shot at playing professionally after university, clarity is hard to come by these days. Ask Greene whether he will be able to play football again, and you get a sigh. “I honestly don’t know,” he said. “[I'm in] absolute limbo.”
Bracket season is almost over, with the NCAA’s Division I men’s basketball final set for today. But if you put CIS schools in a similar contest, who would win?
Here are some of the impressive numbers that were recorded during the year by T-Bird teams, players and coaches.
