Adam Ovenell-Carter
The Shrum Bowl on ice
January 16, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter It’s a well-established fact that UBC and SFU have a long-running rivalry, and for years students anxiously awaited those fall days when the two schools would face off on the gridiron. The annual Shrum Bowl was the biggest, and best, hate-breeding event of each school year, and it gave students of the winning side the ultimate bragging rights — at least for a year. Sadly, with SFU’s transition into the NCAA ranks, the two sides were unable to meet in one of the most beloved events of the year. So, without the Shrum Bowl, attention had to…
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It’s Tebow Time!
January 16, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter and Clinton Hallahan Tim Tebow is incredible. But is it for his story, or for his play? Those of us who know better would say the former, but some, as you’ll see, are sold on Tebow’s game.…
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SFU suffers tough loss to Saint Martin’s
January 16, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter SFU had suffered a heartbreaking, one-point loss just two nights prior to their matchup with Saint Martin’s University. Despite the setback to Western Oregon, the team remained optimistic, all while being short two of their best players.…
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A post-holiday Clan update
January 9, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter While most people were enjoying their holidays, a fair bit of athletics action that took place over the break. Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams were busy over the break, playing five and seven games in…
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Canada’s struggles are tournament’s gain
January 9, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter Here in Canada, people seem to like hockey. It’s been that way forever and it’s hard to find a single reason why that would ever change. Canada, more than any other nation, has taken a serious liking…
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Clan drop heartbreaker to Western Oregon
January 9, 2012By Adam Ovenell-Carter That the Clan took the number one team in the conference down to the very last shot is impressive. That they did it playing without the GNAC’s leading scorer and their top point guard (to name just…
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