From overtime victories to record-setting runs, here are the top five sports stories at Waterloo this week you might have missed.
Women’s hockey comes out victorious in overtime thriller
Western’s Mustangs had a quiet ride home from CIF on Saturday after losing […]
Jadelina Tep-Chhun
Clocking in her second silver medal, second athlete of the week award, and first OUA gold medal in just her first two months of university is Jadelina Tep-Chhun, UW’s […]
Luca Valvo
(Courtesy of UW Athletics)
There’s no “I” in team, and nobody exemplifies that quite like rookie pitcher Luca Valvo. Last weekend, the baseball team shut out the Brock Badgers […]
Long story short, it is! But what can you even do to stay active around here?
UW is known for its competitive academic and co-op programs, however most people are unaware about the various fitness programs or […]
The Waterloo Warriors men’s football team faced off against University of Ottawa Gee-Gees for the opening game to the 2025-26 season, with Ottawa winning the match 27-12.
The University of Waterloo’s football team played against their Ottawa […]
With the winter term finally coming to an end, it is always worth looking into some of the outstanding accomplishments of our student athletes here at the UW.
This year, two UW hockey athletes were recognized at […]
With summer weather finally on the horizon, there’s no doubt many of us are eager to begin or continue our recreational and fitness activities. At UW and all around the region, there are countless resources and ways to […]
Maybe I’d been watching too many reruns of Olympic figure skating or was feeling burnt out by the monotony of everyday life. I couldn’t quite pinpoint what it was, but I felt called to pursue a sport I’d never quite […]
In the ancient city of Alexandria, Egypt, a great library burned. It was said by some to have held upwards of half a million papyrus scrolls—containing the knowledge of the ancient world from Persia to Greece. It is […]
UW Athletics and Recreation unveiled its Indigenous-inspired logo, designed by professional artist, Kyle Joedickie, a Cayuga Turtle Clan member of the Six Nations of the Grand River. This effort was in conjunction with the Office of Indigenous Relations.
