UBC has hired Adam Shell as hockey’s new bench boss. Shell was brought in to replace Tyler Kuntz, who left the team abruptly last month for the Giants.
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On Wednesday, NFL and CFL Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon visited UBC to observe two football team practices.
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UBC hosted Zumiez’s Best Foot Forward skate competition, a grass roots skate competition run by Zumiez, that stops at 34 cities across North America.
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The Thunderbirds earned themselves six gold, 19 silver and 13 bronze medals for a total of 38 medals between 32 athletes.
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After spending 14 of the last 16 years within the UBC Athletics organization, Tyler Kuntz is moving on to serve as assistant coach for the Vancouver Giants.
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UBC Ski and Board may be known for their parties but that does not stop them from being killer skiers and boarders.