TORONTO – Darrell Adams, the new head coach of the University of Toronto men’s football team, seems to be a bit of a MacGyver. Adams, 40, spent the last seven years at the University of…
TORONTO – The University of Toronto football program is hoping for an exceptional turnaround under the leadership of new head coach Darrell Adams. Adams was appointed the 27th coach in program history in January after the…
Bringing a pair of skates out of the locker, Keiko Marshall was rejuvenated to be back in the arena. Chuckling during the practice, her tensed emotions were relieved. Even underneath her mask, you could feel her excitement with her bright eyes. As a figure skater, she was not able to appear on the ice for a long time until the start of February.
Virtual has become the new wave with all the restrictions and precautions the COVID-19 pandemic has brought along. The CFL combine will be joining that wave as announced on Jan. 22. Players will be expected…
OTTAWA, Ont.—The legend continues to grow for arguably the greatest dynasty U Sports has ever seen. The Carleton Ravens rode a big fourth quarter to blow out the Western Mustangs, 90-68, to win their third…
With their spring championship aspirations at stake, Forge FC delivered late in Canadian Premier League action Saturday, at Tim Horton’s field in Hamilton.
In the first ever BioSteel All Canadian Girls Game Brynn Masikewich had 16 points and nine rebounds and was named Team White MVP as they defeated Team Red 112-78.
Sometimes big stages in athletics lend themselves to dramatic outcomes that remind us anything is possible and miracles do happen, especially when mere fractions of seconds separate podium positions.
The University of Guelph Gryphons refused to let this be one of those times.
Picture a football stadium, the bright lights shining down on future sports superstars battling it out on the gridiron. Students and team supporters dressed in their school colours as the stadium quickly fills up. It’s the biggest game of the year in university football. Ohio State University hosted the University of Michigan in college football action on Saturday Nov. 26, 2016. The announced attendance was a staggering 110,045.
Follow our Toronto Observer team of reporters bringing you all the coverage Saturday live from the Tim Hortons Field in Hamilton, Ontario. From the media box to the sidelines, and from the stadium to the tailgate parties, follow the first-ever Toronto Observer coverage of this marquee event in Canadian collegiate sports.