George Brown College (GBC) sports are about to kick off, and tryouts are about to commence. All full-time students are invited to showcase their abilities in a bid to become a Husky, coming off a very fruitful 2023 season. “The main thing is to make sure you have the proper equipment and fill out the…
Photo courtesy of Cintia Freitas Huskies saw their hopes of winning the gold medal at their first ever national championship come to an end after a 3-0 quarterfinal defeat to the Douglas Royals. This is the first time in their history that the Huskies’ men’s soccer team has qualified for the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association…
Image courtesy of Cintia Freitas, GBC Huskies Haley Tice had no designs on being a varsity athlete this school year. But almost two months after showing up to a lone tryout, the sports and events marketing student laced up the boots for the Huskies women’s soccer team’s first-ever quarterfinal match. And though Tice and her…
George Brown College (GBC) is upgrading and renovating its athletic facilities later this year, according to a report made by Student Life Manager Joe Stapleton at Tuesday’s Student Association Board of Directors (BoD) meeting. Stapleton presented three projects to the BoD which will be implemented in the near future. These projects include changeroom and shower…
By Victoria Surla As COVID-19 continues to disrupt everyday life, students find themselves further disconnected from the activities they love most. Varsity sports at George Brown College (GBC) has now become one of the most recent of these activities to be put on hold, and for the Huskies community, it has not been an easy…
By Rachel Kohl The cancellation of sports on Friday, March 13 remains a vivid memory for members of George Brown College’s athletic community. Tammy Nopuente, an Athletics and Recreation Coordinator at GBC who oversees the Huskies’ varsity soccer teams, recalls the exact moment she heard the news. “In the morning, we all wake up, ready…
Huskies defeated by La Cite Coyotes days after victory at home.
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Fifth-year outside hitter D’Artaniel Jackman guided George Brown to a pair of road victories. Jackman contributed a match-high 17 kills and 21 points in a five-set win at Seneca on Nov. 8. He also had three blocks and a service ace. Jackman added 13 kills and two service aces to his personal totals in George Brown’s three-set…
