The star-studded Calgary Inferno of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League (CWHL) are looking to win their first Clarkson Cup title since 2016 after finishing in first place.
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SAIT players help Foothills FC take national title
On Aug. 4, 2018, Calgary Foothills FC won the Premier Development League (PDL) national championship in Reading, Pa. On the team were two players from the SAIT men’s soccer team, Dean Northover and William Akio. Continue reading “SAIT players help Foothills FC take national title”
SAIT project: Sports Magazine
One of my major projects this semester was making a fictional magazine, with eight pages of content. I created a Calgary sports magazine which I titled Calgary Scoreboard. The cover thumbnail and a link to the PDF of the whole magazine is below.
Working hard, not necessarily hurrying, to kickstart curling at SAIT
First published in The Weal, March 26, 2018.
This semester, some SAIT students have attempted to grow the game of curling, participating in a post-secondary intramural league at the Garrison Curling Club.
The sport is known for its loud yells (“hurry hard” being a well-known one) by curlers directing shots, as well as surprisingly complex strategy. However, this league was largely for fun and growing the game at the post-secondary level in Calgary.
Jamie Caine, a Business Administration student, has been curling for eight years, and met most of his teammates while in other leagues at the Garrison. He curled on a team with Riley Helston, Joshua Kiist and Jack Mackinnon, who are also in Business Administration.
However, Caine said he was the “least competitive” member of his team, saying he preferred curling for fun.
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SAIT track team runs over the competition in Edmonton
First published in The Weal, March 26, 2018.
The SAIT Trojans’ indoor track team set two provincial records on their way to a first-place finish at the provincial championships in Edmonton, which took place March 9-10.
The men’s team won gold in all six races they competed in – the 300m, 600m, 1,000m, 1,500m, and 3,000m, as well as the 4x400m relay.
This led to a first-place finish of 96 points, 55 ahead of second-place MacEwan University.
The women’s team also did well, with a second-place finish of 57 points.
Helping lead the charge for the women’s team was Ricki Christopher, who won gold in the 3,000m, 1,500m and 1,000m events. It was the women’s team’s first medal since indoor track began at SAIT in 2014.
Two of the more notable men’s performances belonged to Matthew Travaglini and Brent Stephen, who set new Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) records in the 1,500m and 600m races, respectively.
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