Dinos Women's Soccer (9-0)
Friday, Oct. 9 | Calgary vs. Mount Royal | McMahon Stadium | 6:00 PM | Buy Tickets | Live Stats
After extending its perfect start to the campaign, Calgary remains as the No. 3 ranked team in the country. The Dinos outscored their opponents 7-0 last weekend, beating Regina 5-0 on Friday and the Saskatchewan Huskies 2-0 on Sunday. Ella Djuranic grabbed a brace in the win against the Cougars, while Addi White made an impact in the win against the Huskies, scoring one and assisting another. Calgary kept two clean sheets across the weekend's fixtures, their sixth consecutive.
The Mount Royal Cougars enter this game with a record of 7-1-1, with their sole defeat coming against the Dinos earlier in the season thanks to an Erica Mysko goal. The Cougars defeated Regina in their last fixture 5-0, with Tamara Djurisic scoring a hat-trick.
And with the playoff pictures taking shape, the Dinos sit atop the Prairie standings, five points clear of Mount Royal in second place, and eight points clear of MacEwan in third, with a game in hand over the Griffins. With just five games remaining in the conference, Calgary are in pole position to host the CW Quarterfinals on the weekend of Oct. 30 - Nov. 1.
Player to Watch: Addi White: With a goal and an assist in her last game, her two goal involvements proved crucial in the Dinos 2-0 win against Saskatchewan.
Dinos Women's Hockey (0-0) - Season Opener
Friday, Oct. 9 | Calgary vs. Saskatchewan | Father David Bauer Arena | 7:00PM | Buy Tickets | Live Stats
Saturday, Oct. 10 | Calgary vs. Saskatchewan | Father David Bauer Arena | 5:00PM | Buy Tickets | Live Stats
The Dinos open their season by hosting the Saskatchewan Huskies in a two-game set at Father David Bauer Arena on Friday and Saturday. Josh Gosling enters his fourth season as head coach, with the Dinos ranked as No. 4 in the coaches' poll ahead of the season opener. The Dinos finished the 2025-26 season in second place in the East Division with a record of 16-9-0-4, reaching the playoff where they ultimately fell to Trinity Western in the quarter finals.
The Huskies enter the season as the No. 5 ranked team under the guidance of Steve Kook, entering his 21st season as head coach. Saskatchewan finished last season 12-10-6, in 4th place, narrowly missing a post-season run.
Player to Watch: Sydney Mercier: The fifth-year forward boasted an impressive season last year, finishing with 12 goals and 7 assists.
Dinos Men's Hockey: (0-0) Season Opener
Friday, Oct. 9 | Calgary at Saskatchewan | Merlis Belsher Place | 7:00PM | Watch | Live Stats
Saturday, Oct. 10 | Calgary at Saskatchewan | Merlis Belsher Place | 5:00PM | Watch | Live Stats
The Dinos will travel to Saskatoon for back-to-back games against the Saskatchewan Huskies. The Dinos finished with a 19-9 record, as head coach Mark Howell returns for his 18th season in charge, with aspirations to build on last season's semi-final run.
The Huskies are the reigning Canada West champions after beating Mount Royal in last season's Canada West final, but they fell in overtime in the U SPORTS quarterfinal to the Saint Mary's Huskies.
Player to Watch: Carl Tetachuk: Returning between the sticks for his fifth and final season, Tetachuk will be a key asset piece of the Dinos' line-up.
Dinos Women's Rugby (1-4)
Saturday, Oct. 10 | Calgary at Lethbridge | University of Lethbridge Community Stadium | 7:00 PM | | Watch | Live Stats
Calgary wrapped up its last home game on Sunday with a 67-7 loss to the Victoria Vikes, but now attention turns to its final conference game of the season. The Dinos prepare to face Lethbridge, who come into the game with a 2-2 record.
After facing each other in the season opener, Lethbridge edged a 21-12 win despite Calgary holding the lead at half time. Since then, the Pronghorns fell to a defeat against the Vikes before beating Alberta 36-22. Most recently, they fell 51-7 to UBC, leaving them in third place in the conference standings.
Calgary's hopes of reaching the Canada West Rugby 15s championships in Victoria are still alive. Victory against Lethbridge this weekend, and should the Pronghorns defeat Alberta without the Pandas earning a bonus point in their final game next weekend, would see the Dinos elevate to the fourth and final position for the Rugby Championships on Oct. 22.
Player to Watch: Allysen Stachiw: The fourth-year fly half is the Dinos' leading points scorer this season.
Non-Conference Events
Cross Country
Saturday, Oct. 10 | Western Canadian Challenge | Vancouver B.C | 1:00 PM
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