Fighting Fit: The rhythm of combat
Capoeira probably has one of the most badass origin stories of any martial art in the world.
Category: SPORTS
Douglas? Dug more
The Douglas College Royals soccer teams played against the Langara Falcons last weekend (October 4 and 5. The women finished their Saturday with a close-fought draw while the men won by a score of 1-0.
The 2014-15 fantasy hockey picks
The NHL season has officially arrived, and fantasy pools are filling up fast. If you haven’t joined one yet, I highly recommend it: it’s a fun way to get distracted from homework, work, or anything else that is totally bumming you out—there, I’ve convinced you.
Sports Shorts
Sometimes sports news requires tidbits and brief bytes, rather than lengthy in-depth articles. For those times, we suit up in our Sports Shorts and delve into the curious occurrences of athletics.
Canuck ticket prices and mediocrity continue to soar
Ticket prices for sports, especially hockey, are an interesting trend. They’re entirely dependent on the team, arena, and of course proximity to the playing surface.
It’s a long, hard road
The Douglas College Royals soccer teams began the weekend with both the men’s and women’s squads facing the number-one placed Vancouver Island University (VIU) Mariners on Saturday September 27, and finishing with the Capilano University Blues on Sunday September 28.
Can Manchester United save its season?
Even with a star-studded lineup skippered by English football legend Wayne Rooney, Manchester United is stumbling into this season of Barclay’s Premier League.
Mocking entertainment that brings joy to millions
As we get back into hockey, basketball, and football season, millions of people will kick back to enjoy another game played by their favourite team.
Celebrate!
Middle linebacker Stephen Tulloch of the Detroit Lions will finish his season on the injured reserve after tearing his ACL in a game against the Green Bay Packers.