October was filled with Thunderbirds sports action. Hockey and volleyball began competition, and women's rugby, women's golf, men's cross country and women's cross country all earned Canada West championship titles.
September was filled with Thunderbirds sports action. UBC’s fall sports, soccer, rugby, field hockey, cross country and football, all began competition, and homecoming celebrations were back for the first time since 2019.
The T-Birds left victorious with a win against the Spartans. This puts the T-Birds second in the Canada West standings and they are two points ahead of the University of Manitoba Bisons.
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The T-Birds finished off all their games of the Canada West Campaign in the first term. They will be back in action next year when the second term starts again.
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The women's soccer team ended the Friday evening on their home soil with a convincing 5-0 Canada West quarter-final win against the Regina Cougars.
This marks the end of season for the T-Birds' football team as the Huskies advance to the Hardy Cup Final this weekend to play against the Manitoba Bisons.
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“Knowing yourself and knowing how to stay focused is [so important],” said T-Birds' goaltender Rylan Toth, “It’s been tough relearning that [after so long without games], but it’s a part of the job, and it’s a part of being a goalie.”
Welcome back to Weekend Rundown, your place to stay up to date with all of the different Thunderbirds teams!
It’s been a hot minute (more like a year or two), but welcome back to Weekend Rundown, your place to stay up to date with all of the different Thunderbirds teams!
With the time difference, it is difficult to watch the events live on broadcasts, but here are the summary of how T-Birds have been performing thus far.
Women's hockey split their weekend against the Lethbridge Pronghorns to earn a playoff spot while the women's volleyball team rebounded against the Regina Cougars.
It’s been one hell of a season for a bunch of Thunderbird teams. From comeback wins to huge upsets and big crowds, some teams are riding on a high note into the winter break. Some others need to go back to the drawing board and figure out what needs to change if there is any hope of making the Canada West playoffs in 2020.
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