Tag: DAVIE WONG

It’s hard to believe that it’s nearly been a year since the Royal’s women soccer team made history by winning the Provincial Championship and going to Nationals.

Spring Training is over and opening day has passed, which means that the roster has been locked for the Blue Jays, and there are some big surprises.

It’s been a rough season for Vancouver’s ice-based sport’s team. As of printing the Canucks are near the bottom of the standings.

I was browsing ESPN the other day in search of the latest useless drama in the world of sports, and to my surprise, the website had an “E-sports” section.

It wasn’t too long ago the nation was crazy for Canada’s only team in the MLB. The Toronto Blue Jays made history last year, finishing at the top of their tough division, and coming within two games of going to the World Series.

It is an inevitable point in every athlete’s career. One that many learn to dread, and one that some never overcome. Doctor Laura Farres, an expert in the field of sport and psychology and an instructor at Douglas College, defines slumping as “a deterioration of performance over time.”

With the regular season of hockey coming to an end, playoffs are becoming a much bigger focus for teams. However, for the floundering Canucks, it seems that the bigger picture is becoming something that should be focused on.

Right out of the gates, the men’s basketball team ran into trouble this year. Starting the season 0-5 does not bode well for any team, but it happened to them.