SFU athletics
Two-minute drill: Lyla McKay
October 11, 2026Lyla McKay is a Cree and Blackfoot middle volleyball player on the SFU Women’s Volleyball team. Before locking in on volleyball, McKay was also in basketball and cheerleading. Prior to joining SFU, she played for the Walnut Grove Gators and Team BC. She also played for RainCity Volleyball Club, and was given the title of National Most Valuable Player in 2025. She is in her second year of kinesiology and education at SFU, and hopes to eventually become a physical education teacher to foster safe and supportive spaces for women pursuing sports. Editor’s note: This piece has been edited for…
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Two-minute drill: Macyn Unger
September 6, 2026Macyn Unger is a fifth-year criminology major and senior libero on the SFU Women’s Volleyball team. At the age of seven, she started playing volleyball and had extensive volleyball experience before SFU. She played volleyball for Duchess Park Secondary and…
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Canada West votes to include volleyball in SFU’s reinduction to U SPORTS
July 5, 2026On June 4, SFU announced that it was officially accepted to rejoin U SPORTS, departing from the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Starting in the 2027/28 season, the university will resume its place in the Canadian organization, becoming its 59th…
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SFU moves forward to leave the NCAA
January 26, 2026On September 17, SFU announced that the university was considering leaving the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), the collegiate sports governing body of which Simon Fraser is the only non-American institution. The press release drew notable pushback, garnering opposition from…
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SFU considers leaving the NCAA
November 11, 2025Today, SFU stands as the only non-American institution in the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), while most Canadian schools compete in U Sports, the country’s national sports governing body. Soon, however, that could change. On September 17, the university announced…
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The Rundown: SFU Marches through the month
March 18, 2025Editor’s note: Results from these matches were taken on March 14, 2025. March 1 — A busy day March 1 was a busy day for the Red Leafs, who took part in five different events. The men’s wrestling team placed…
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A preview of SFU track & field
December 9, 2024The Red Leafs track and field team has had a year packed with milestones. From soaring at different tournaments, to individual personal achievements, the team has proven to be one of the most memorable in SFU history. Earlier in May,…
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A Red Leafs mid-semester recap
November 6, 2024Editor’s note: this article has been printed with stats from as early as November 1, 2024 at 2:30 p.m. Volleyball The women’s volleyball team has seen a lot of success this season. With a current total of 14 wins and…
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Your Red Leafs Halloween costumes
October 28, 2024Halloween is the perfect opportunity for groups to coordinate costumes. If you’re part of a team, discussing what to wear for this holiday can be a great bonding experience, but picking from the endless possibilities can be overwhelming. The Peak…
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SFU women’s basketball coach Bruce Langford reaches historic 500-win mark
March 25, 2024The final home and regular game of the season was Senior’s Night for the women’s basketball team against Western Washington in the West Gym. A big one-point win for SFU heading into the postseason was an important victory. It also…
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