SACKVILLE (CUP) – Competition on the ice, field or hardcourt is supposed to serve as a medium in which humans can be careless, free and at peace. For some gay athletes, it can feel more like a prison. Nothing is more important in competition than getting the win and basking in glory. But for decades, gay athletes have been held back by what You Can Play co-founder Brian Kitts calls “casual homophobia.” You Can Play is a project with the goal to rid sports of homophobia. After campaigns to rid the locker room of racist and sexist behavior, homophobia has…
Continue readingBy Robert Murray Photos by Mark Britch The CIS and NCAA both share a proud history, and have both provided athletes to professional leagues and the Olympics. SACKVILLE (CUP) — The walking distance between Evans, Georgia and the Canadian Interuniversity…
Continue readingNo NHL hockey pool? No worries. By Robert Murray NEW BRUNSWICK (CUP) — The Elite Ice Hockey League (EIHL) has most things. It has rinks, hockey teams, players, money, and the best thing about hockey, hockey. However, it lacks one important…
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