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Canucks Game Day: Looking to close out lengthy road trip with a win vs. LightningThe Vancouver Canucks (2-6-1) wrap up their six-game road trip this afternoon when they take on the Tampa Bay Lightning (5-2) at Benchmark International Arena. Puck drop is set for 1 pm PT. What we knowWith no morning skate, it will be closer to game time before the Canucks’ lineup for this afternoon is known. Manny Malhotra liked much of what he saw from his group in the loss in Sunrise and could stick with the same 18 skaters he used on Thursday. However, Luke Schenn won a pair of Stanley Cups in Tampa Bay, and it’s possible this will be his final game there. The veteran blueliner could draw back in after sitting out against the Panthers. Schenn, Guillaume Brisebois and Arshdeep Bains were the healthy scratches two nights ago. Malhotra definitely has a decision to make in goal. He could ride the hot hand of Leevi Meriläinen, who has been terrific for the hockey club since being plucked off waivers on the eve of the season. Meriläinen has stopped 71 of 77 shots in back-to-back starts against the New York Islanders and Florida.

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Intramural sports offer a low-commitment way to thrive outside the lecture hall. What do faculty members and students say about intramurals and the impact they’ve had on their well-being? There is a risk to being a student that we all know too well: schoolwork taking over our schedules and academic pressure turning us into the worst versions of ourselves, to the point where we forget that there is more to university life. Although it’s common to lose that drive once the school year begins, there are ways to preserve it.

10.01.2026The NCHC, whose programs have won eight of the last 10 NCAA men's hockey championships, has hired CSMG to value and market its media rights ahead of its next deal. NCHC and CSMG The National Collegiate Hockey Conference has hired Collegiate Sports Management Group as its media rights representative ahead of its next rights deal. The conference’s current agreement with Sidearm Sports, which hosts its NCHC.tv streaming platform, runs through the 2026-27 season. CSMG will value and market the NCAA Division I men’s hockey conference’s linear TV, streaming, digital and mobile rights. Every NCHC game streams on NCHC.tv. Each of the 10 member schools has a local linear TV relationship. NCHC members reportedly received a combined $1.19M in profit from the platform in fiscal year 2025. Talks are expected to include major networks, major streamers, linear providers and technology companies.