Canada West Champion Dinos open Final 8 against McGill - University of Calgary Athletics

CALGARY – Four athletes from the University of Calgary Dinos wrestling team will represent Canada at the 2026 U23 World Championships, which run Oct. 12-18 in Las Vegas. Gabriela Cross (57 kg), Annika Fines (62 kg) and Eve Maxwell-Nikiforuk (65 kg) compete in women's freestyle on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 15-16. Nicholas Hooper (74 kg) follows in men's freestyle on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17. The four are among 20 athletes named to the national team by Wrestling Canada Lutte, who have won seven U SPORTS gold medals between them.

VANCOUVER – Ethan Meyer ran to a third-place finish and Jenna Conrad cracked the top 10 as the University of Calgary Dinos cross-country teams took on much of the Canada West field Saturday at the Western Canadian Challenge. Both the men's and women's races were run over 8 kilometres at UBC Farm. Hosted by the UBC Thunderbirds, the meet served as a final tune-up for many conference programs ahead of the Canada West Championships.

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