Andrew Ringer
Clan go 1–3 in crucial four-game series against Northwest Nazarene University
April 1, 2018After struggling on a road trip in California from March 23–25, SFU’s softball team’s road woes continued as they travelled to Northwest Nazarene University (NNU) this past weekend. The Clan, who came into the weekend as second in the conference with a dominant 8–4 conference record, have now fallen to 9–7, placing them behind Northwest Nazarene for fourth place in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) by winning percentage. A win in the first game of the series indicated that SFU was back to its winning ways, but the team went on to get swept in the next three games.…
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SFU track and field impress at two events in California
April 1, 2018This past weekend, the SFU track and field team travelled down to sunny California to compete in the San Francisco Distance Carnival and the Stanford Invitational. The trip would prove to be very successful for a handful of the SFU…
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Best hikes in Vancouver
March 30, 2018By: Andrew Ringer and Eva Zhu Andrew’s hikes: Garibaldi Lake Difficulty: Intermediate Time: Five hours Camping: Yeee Driving time from SFU Burnaby: 1.5 hours No matter how blue you understand water to be, you will still be surprised when…
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SFU softball struggle in Tournament of Champions in California road trip
March 26, 2018Over this past weekend, the SFU softball team travelled down to Turlock, California to play in the Tournament of Champions, hosted by Stanislaus State. Things didn’t go the way the Clan would have hoped, as the team lost four of…
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Your favourite SFU athletes by the numbers
March 25, 2018Men’s basketball N’Kosi Kedar Salam (shooting guard) N’Kosi Kedar Salam, formally known as Kedar Wright, was a highly touted player transferring from UBC when he first joined the Clan for the beginning of the 2016–17 season. Upon transferring, he immediately…
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Kerr and Crisologo shine for men’s golf, while women’s teams tournament gets cut short
March 22, 2018On Monday and Tuesday this week, both the men and women’s golf teams from SFU competed in tournaments in California. The men travelled to Jurupa Valley to compete in the The Joust at Goose Creek tournament, while the women travelled…
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SFU swim team finishes with 14 All-American performances at NCAA Championships
March 19, 2018Over the NCAA Championships, stretching from March 14 to March 17, the Clan swim team represented SFU well, with an incredible 14 All-American performances during the tournament. Despite this, the women’s team finished in 14th place, while the men’s team…
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Meet your newest SFU All-Americans
March 16, 2018Editor’s note: At the time of publication, SFU swimming is still competing at the NCAA Championships, therefore some more All-American performances may still occur. Over March 9 and 10, the SFU track team and SFU men’s wrestling team went to…
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Men’s wrestling’s Morgan Smith earns All-American honours for second time at NCAA II Championships
March 12, 2018On Saturday, March 10, Morgan Smith and Ciaran Ball travelled to Cedar Springs, Iowa to represent SFU at the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) II Championships for wrestling. Undoubtedly the story from the event was Smith becoming the first two-time…
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The Peak’s 2018 March Madness Bracket
March 12, 2018KEY NOTES Duke winning it all For me, the most exciting game of the tournament may actually be the potential matchup of Duke vs. Michigan State in the Elite Eight. Whoever wins this game is my favourite to win the…
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