The 2013 Canada Games wrapped up on August 17 in Sherbrooke, QC and the Tigers were well represented with over 40 current and prospective Dalhousie athletes participating in the games. More...

Dalhousie track and field star Jordan Bruce has had an eventful summer to say the least, and he got his first taste of international competition. More... 

The Tigers soccer teams are back in action and will kick off on Saturday, September 7 against CBU at Wickwire Field. The women will hit the pitch at 1:00pm followed by the men at 3:15pm! Want to win $500? Enter a ballot for your chance to win in a GIANT game of Twister during half time during the men's game.

 The women are the two-time defending AUS champions and will look to have another strong season. Keep an eye out for key players Kristy McGregor-Bales, who was named an AUS second all-star team, and Joanna Blodgett, who was second in scoring on the team last year with five goals.

On the men's side, the Tigers will look to improve on last year's fifth-place finish and contend for the AUS championship. They came very close to the AUS finals last year after a heartbreaking loss to UNB in the semifinals. The players to watch this year include midfielder Bezick Evraire (third year) and captain Nathan Rogers (fifth year) who were both named AUS second team all-stars.

Come make some noise and show your Tiger pride for the 2013 Dalhousie soccer teams!

It doesn't matter if it's game time or not, the Dalhousie Tigers always work together.

This week as first year students moved into their residences, athletes from most varsity Tiger teams were there to help. They helped move boxes, unpack rooms, and help out any first year students who needed any assistance.

From the men's basketball team at Sherriff Hall to the women's volleyball team at Gerard Hall, there were plenty of athletes helping first year students make the transition to university life as seamless as possible.

"They were doing a great job, dressed in black and gold, being helpful and friendly in moving the new students in," said women's volleyball coach Rick Scott.

But we all know Tigers never sleep. They were just getting started helping make the students' first week on campus one to remember.

Led by Live Well @ Dal, the DSU and the Tigers Varsity Council President and Dalhousie track and field athlete, the second day of Orientation Week was highlighted by Dalympics. The afternoon-long competition was held all over campus and saw first year students running, jumping, diving and even belly-flopping in different events. The Tigers stepped up to the plate again, using their leadership to guide students through the events.

"It was awesome seeing the students having a blast competing against one another, getting to know other students and having fun gaining points for their houses. Dalympics was a great success," said track and field athlete Emma Roung, who ran the inflatable crash course all day.