CIS

UBC says no to the NCAA

After three-year consultation process, UBC decides to stay in the CIS

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UBC could finally be joining the NCAA

Joining American league would bring higher quality sports, permit full-ride scholarships.

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Simon Fraser prepares for first year in the NCAA

University teams will be representing Canada when competing down south

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Is there a really a steroid problem in university sport?

In light of more positive steroid results, CIS will triple the number of football players tested

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UBC not joining the NCAA — yet

Plan to become the first Canadian university in the main U.S. college sports league is delayed for at least a year

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New Brunswick defeats Western Ontario 4-2 in hockey final

CIS most valuable player MacIntosh scores three goals to win University Cup

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SFU snaps football losing streak

It’s the opening weekend for the 2008 Canadian Interuniversity Sport football season and it only took one game for magic to occur; the Simon Fraser University Clan won a football game and snapped their 25 game winless streak.

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SFU and Concordia atheletes recognized by CIS

Wrestlers named “athlete of the week”

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McGill welcomes women’s hockey challenge from rival Montreal

McGill hopes creation of new team will lead to others

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Canada eyes World University Games

Edmonton to duke it out with Montreal over Canadian sporting event bid

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Varsity Blues set futility mark

It’s a program that’s won four Grey Cup championships, two Vanier Cup titles and 25 Yates Cup crowns and is steeped in tradition over its 130-year existence.But now, the University of Toronto Blues own one of the most dubious of Canadian university football records.