With several teams playing at home for the holiday weekend, from basketball to hockey, there was lots going on in the athletics world — not to mention the host of away games happening too.
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UBC wasn’t so much looking to rename its teams in 1933, but was looking to legitimize its team beyond jersey colour.
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Friday night's game is one UBC will most likely hope to forget and with a seven-goal massacre less than 48 hours later, it would be easy to leave the 1-1 game behind.
The T-Birds didn’t do a lot of things wrong on Friday, but here’s where it went sideways.
Here are five things you may have missed from your Thunderbirds this past weekend.
UBC is going into the weekend sitting atop the table with seven wins and one tie.
Transgender student-athletes in many Canadian universities can now choose to compete in the team of their gender identity or the sex they were assigned at birth.
I stand in line for 20 minutes to win a vuvuzela and I am so happy until I realize I can’t play the vuvuzela.
To be a good fan you should probably know which varsity sports you can go and cheer for.
As the 32-28 score suggests, this was a very winnable game for UBC — but that provides little solace in the aftermath.
UBC had a dominant week in sports, capped off by two golf tournament titles and two weekend sweeps by T-Birds soccer.