UBC has fallen to 4-7 within their conference to open the season.
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“Overall, there are still things to work out,” Gill said. “But I think the guys adapted quite well.”
For the Dinos, it would be their first Canada West title since 2005.
They needed to win against the Winnipeg Wesmen in the bronze medal match to book their ticket to the U Sports championships — they did just that on Friday night.
For the Thunderbirds, their team captain is not only a scoring presence but also a reliable leader and role model.
“I saw a lot of pieces that could come into play, where the ultimate goal in Canada could be to create a [U Sport] like environment for lacrosse."
“The first thing I noticed was the rush of confusion when the blood circulated back to my thigh. Everything was orange and green.”
“They brought me in because they wanted a university coach to try and bridge the gap and make sure that the best players were playing for Basketball BC when they go to the national championships.”
If the UBC batters can get going again as they did on Sunday, the Thunderbirds offence is going to be formidable and difficult to slow down going forward in the season.
"The class and character of our players and their motivations and how dedicated they are is just exceptional to be a coach of a team like that.”
"Hats off to them, they played a really complete match and they made us have to be our best today — and we weren't our best."
“Our whole team came out with a lot of energy and drive, not letting balls hit the ground, and going after everything.”
This was Butenschon’s second season guiding the T-Birds.
Come on out and join us as we learn about — I mean, cheer on — our volleyball teams.
The decision was made by the schools Board of Governors on January 13 — two weeks before students were alerted.