Dinos Women's Soccer (10-0)
Thursday, Oct. 15 | Calgary vs. Lethbridge | McMahon Stadium | 6:00 PM |
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Friday, Oct. 16 | Calgary vs. Lethbridge | McMahon Stadium | 6:00 PM |
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After extending their perfect start to the season with a 2-1 win over crosstown rivals Mount Royal, attention turns to two home games against the Lethbridge Pronghorns on Thursday and Friday. Goals from Sofia DiGiacomo and Erica Mysko helped Calgary beat the Cougars at McMahon Stadium to extend their position at the top of the prairie standings. In the 10 conference matches, the Dinos have outscored opponents 27-3.
Friday will also see the Dinos celebrate seniors Jaden Tomaszewski, Mykena Walker, Ella Djuranic, Sofia DiGiacomo, and Erica Mysko, who will all play their final conference game at home.
Meanwhile, the Pronghorns enter this fixture with a 2-7-1 record, most recently falling to the MacEwan Griffins in a 1-0 loss. Defender Hila Tata leads the scoring charts for Lethbridge this season with three goals, while for the Dinos, DiGiacomo leads the offence with six goals, followed by Ella Djuranic with five and Erica Mysko with four.
Player to Watch: Sofia DiGiacomo – the captain leads the Dinos with six goals and seven points in 10 Canada West matches.
Dinos Men's Hockey (0-2) – Home Opener
Friday, Oct. 16 | Calgary vs. Regina | Father David Bauer Arena | 7:00 PM |
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Saturday, Oct. 17 | Calgary vs. Regina | Father David Bauer Arena | 3:00 PM |
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Dinos host the Regina Cougars on Friday and Saturday, with Friday's game serving as their Canada West home opener. The Dinos fell victim to defeats in their Canada West season openers against the Saskatchewan Huskies, who rose to No. 2 in the national rankings.
Mark Howell's side fell to a 4-3 defeat on Oct. 9, followed by 2-0 on Oct. 10.
Logan Hauer,
Stephen Kirkpatrick and
Jake Poole each scored in the opener, as
Carl Tetachuk made 51 saves over the two games.
Regina opened their account by sweeping the Trinity Western Spartans at home, beginning with a 6-4 win followed by a 5-3 victory the following day. Cougars forward Jye Zawatsky was named BioSteel Athlete of the week after an impressive opening weekend, registering 6 points by way of two goals and four assists across the two games.
Player to Watch: Hayden Pakkala – led the Dinos with 17 goals last season and has an assist through two games this season.
Dinos Football (2-3)
Friday, Oct. 16 | Calgary at UBC | Thunderbird Stadium | 7:00 PM MT |
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Dinos Football returns to action after a bye week, heading to Vancouver to take on the UBC Thunderbirds, who enter with a 3-2 record.
Calgary's playoff aspirations remain alive after their narrow win over Regina at McMahon Stadium on Oct. 3. The Dinos held the Rams offence to just 13 points to take home the win. Through Calgary's first four Canada West games,
David Jordan has completed 69.6 per cent of his passes for 1,102 yards and 10 touchdowns with two interceptions.
Matthieu Clarke leads the ground game with 283 rushing yards.
Calgary opened the season by beating the Thunderbirds 32-7 at KICKOFF XIX
, and UBC most recently fell to a 34-24 loss at Saskatchewan on Oct. 3, who rose to No. 3-ranked nationally. UBC are 2-0 at home this season, with wins over the Alberta Golden Bears (43-10) and the Regina Rams (25-20).
Player to Watch: Matt Sibley – leads the Dinos with 34 receptions for 558 yards and four touchdowns through the first four Canada West games. He averages 16.4 yards per catch.
Dinos Men's Soccer (7-3-1)
Friday, Oct. 16 | Calgary at Lethbridge | Lethbridge, Alta. | 4:00 PM |
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Sunday, Oct. 18 | Calgary at Saskatchewan | Saskatoon, Sask. | 2:30 PM MT |
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The Dinos return to action for the final stretch of the conference season as they open a two-game road trip in Lethbridge on Friday, followed by a trip to face the Saskatchewan Huskies on Sunday.
Calgary were unbeaten in six games from Sept. 13 to Oct. 2, outscoring opponents 14-2 in that stretch, before being defeated by the No. 1-ranked side UBC 2-0 in Vancouver in their last outing. Lethbridge holds a record of 5-3-2 this season and beat the Dinos 2-0 in their only meeting so far this year. Robert Woodroffe-Brown scored both goals on the day and is the leading scorer for the Pronghorns with six goals across seven appearances.
Player to Watch: Hany Shafie – the veteran goalkeeper has kept clean sheets in his last two appearances, including a seven-save performance versus Fraser Valley.
Dinos Women's Hockey (0-2)
Friday, Oct. 16 | Calgary at Regina | The Co-operators Centre | 7:00 PM MT |
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Saturday, Oct. 17 | Calgary at Regina | The Co-operators Centre | 5:00 PM MT |
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Josh Gosling's side open a road weekend against the Regina Cougars on Friday and Saturday. The Dinos fell victim to two 3-2 losses to the Saskatchewan Huskies at Father David Bauer Arena on both Oct. 9 and Oct. 10, one-goal games in which Calgary was outshot 60-55 across the weekend.
Sydney Mercier began the season in impressive fashion, scoring two goals and registering two assists to take the league lead in scoring early in the season, with
Mikayla Blomquist and
Evelyn Lawrence also getting on the scoresheet in their opening games.
The Cougars are 1-1 in Canada West play after splitting a two-game weekend at the Trinity Western Spartans in Langley, B.C. After falling to a 4-0 loss in their opening game, Regina responded well by claiming a 5-3 victory the following night, with Darby Marshall, Cassidy Peters, Tessa Stewart and two goals from Quinn McLaren giving them their first win of the season.
Player to Watch: Sydney Mercier – leads the Dinos with four points (two goals, two assists) through two Canada West games.
Dinos Field Hockey (0-6)
Saturday, Oct. 17 | Calgary at UBC | Wright Field | 12:00 PM MT
Sunday, Oct. 18 | Calgary at UBC | Wright Field | 12:00 PM MT
The Dinos conclude their conference season by travelling to Vancouver for two games against the UBC Thunderbirds. Most recently,
Jenn Wishart's side were last in action against last year's Canada West champions the Victoria Vikes, falling to 3-1 and 3-0 defeats on Friday and Saturday.
The Thunderbirds enter with a record of 3-0-1 in Canada West play. They beat Victoria 3-1 on Sept. 26 and drew 1-1 on Sept. 27, winning the shootout 3-1. This weekend's games are UBC's first at home this season.
Player to Watch: Hannah Doman: The third-year forward registered her first goal of the season in their last fixtures against Victoria.
Non-Conference:
Women's Basketball:
Thursday Oct. 15 | at UBC | Vancouver B.C | 7:00PM
Saturday Oct. 17 | at Trinity Western | Victoria | 4:00 PM
Sunday Oct. 18 | at Victoria | Victoria | 2:00PM
Men's Basketball:
Friday Oct. 16 | at Manitoba | Winnipeg | 4:00 PM
Saturday Oct. 17 | at Windsor | Winnipeg & National Excellence Program | 10:00 AM
Men's Volleyball:
Friday Oct. 18 | at Winnipeg | Winnipeg | 10:00 AM
Women's Volleyball:
Friday Oct. 16 | at Saskatchewan | Saskatchewan, Sask | 5:30 PM
Cross Country:
Saturday Oct. 17 | Cross Country - Running Room Race Grand Prix Series Race #4 | Edmonton AB | 12:00 PM
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