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06.18.13 | Men's Hockey

FOUR RECRUITS ADDED TO MEN’S HOCKEY TEAM

06.17.13 | Women's Rugby

OMOGHAN NAMED TO CANADIAN U20 TEAM

06.13.13 | Men's Volleyball

PIRNAT, HENRIE JOIN LIONS MEN’S VOLLEYBALL TEAM

06.12.13 | General

DENNIS JOINS LIONS AS HIGH PERFORMANCE COACH

06.11.13 | Men's Hockey

BARSKI JOINS LIONS MEN’S HOCKEY COACHING STAFF

06.10.13 | Women's Volleyball

HUMANA-PAREDES WINS BRONZE AT U23 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

06.05.13 | General

LIONS BASKETBALL TIPS OFF AGAINST GUELPH

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Sport:

8.25.13 | 1:00 PM

Football

vs Queen's Gaels

8.31.13 | 1:00pm

Women's Soccer

at Windsor Lancers

8.31.13 | 3:15pm

Men's Soccer

at Windsor Lancers

9.2.13 | 1:00pm

Women's Soccer

vs Brock Badgers

9.2.13 | 3:15pm

Men's Soccer

vs Brock Badgers

9.7.13 | 1:00 PM

Football

vs Laurier Golden Hawks

9.7.13 | 1:00pm

Women's Soccer

at Guelph Gryphons

There are no upcoming events.

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June 2013

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Thu, Jun. 20, 2013

There are no events scheduled.

Sport:

3.7.13 | 5 pm

Track & Field

at CIS Championship

M - 3rd, W - 12th Recap

2.23.13 | 4 pm

Women's Volleyball

vs Ottawa Gee-Gees

L 2-3 OUA Championship Recap Box

2.22.13 | 8:00PM

Men's Volleyball

at McMaster Marauders

L 2-3 OUA Final Four Recap Box

2.22.13 | 5:00PM

Women's Volleyball

vs Toronto Varsity Blues

W 3-0 OUA Final Four Recap Box

2.21.13 | 5 pm

Track & Field

at OUA Championship

M - 5th, W - 6th Recap

2.20.13 | 8PM

Men's Basketball

at Ryerson Rams

L 77-83 OUA East Quarter-Final Recap Box

2.20.13 | 7:00PM

Women's Basketball

at University of Toronto

L 52-88 OUA East Quarter-final Recap Box

There are no recent results.

York Lions | CBC Hockey Day in Canada feature on Gregg Sutch

York Lions | CBC Hockey Day in Canada feature on Gregg Sutch

York Lions | 2012-13 Season Highlight video

York Lions | Karim Khalil (volleyball) accepts 2013 Charles Saundercook Memorial Trophy

York Lions | 2013 Major award nominee videos

York Lions | 2012-13 Lions dance to Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call me maybe"

York Lions | Cynthia Appiah (track & field) accepts 2013 Female Athlete of the Year award

York Lions | David McKay (track & field) accepts 2013 Male Athlete of the Year award

York Lions | Felicia Turone (soccer) accepts 2013 Bryce M. Taylor award

York Lions | 2012-13 Season Blooper Reel

York Lions | 2012-13 Season Highlight video

Did You Know...

REC - Intramurals

York’s intramurals program is one of the biggest in the country, offering more than 40 leagues, tournaments and special events throughout the year. Over 8,000 students participated in the intramurals program last year.

REC - Instructional Classes

York offers instructional classes in active living, aquatics, dance, martial arts and racquet sports. Fitness and wellness classes are also available in boot camp, cardio tae boxing, core conditioning, hi-lo, movement with weights and circuits.

2012 Grey Cup

Three members of the 2012 Grey Cup-winning Toronto Argonauts previously played at York. Defensive end Ricky Foley, who was named the championship game’s most outstanding Canadian, was joined by Andre Durie and Jeff Johnson.

REC - Facilities

York’s facilities include the Tait McKenzie Centre (4 gymnasia, 5 studios, 6 squash courts, 25-metre pool, fitness centre), Canlan Ice Sports (6 ice pads), Toronto Track & Field Centre, plus 9 tennis courts, 5 playing fields, 4 softball fields and a cricket pitch.

Dan Church

Women’s hockey head coach Dan Church is also the head coach of the Canadian women’s senior national team. He won the world championship gold medal in 2012 and will be at the helm of the squad for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.

REC - Clubs

There are more than 20 student run sport clubs offering recreation and competitive programming. Some clubs may compete at the OUA championships, in alternate interuniversity leagues and at some community, national and international competitions.

Tennis

The OUA men’s tennis trophy is one of the oldest in sport (1909). York has won it eight times overall and three times in the last 10 years, the second-highest championship total in the last decade. The most recent conference title came in 2009.

Field Hockey

The OUA field hockey coach of the year award is named after Dr. Marina van der Merwe, the former head coach of the York field hockey team. She led the program for 28 seasons (1971-99), winning eight CIAU medals and seven OUA titles.

Paul Jones

Toronto Raptors play-by-play man Paul Jones is a York graduate and a former member of the men’s basketball team. He won three OUAA titles and two CIAU bronze medals, and was a two-time OUAA all-star and the OUA championship MVP in 1981.

Sue Wise

The OUA women’s track and field coach of the year award is named after Sue Wise, the former head coach of the York track and field team. She served in the role from 1986-99 and was the first full-time female track and field head coach in the CIS.

Gymnastics

York’s gymnastics team is the University’s most decorated program. The men's and women's teams combined for 56 total championships (36 conference, 20 national) between 1969 and 1992.

REC - Torch

Stong College has won more York Torch titles than any other college (27). The York Torch is the coveted championship for which all colleges are vying in intramurals. Teams receive points for participation and champions in teach division.

REC - Fitness Centre

The Tait McKenzie Fitness Centre is 11,000 square feet in size and has 57 cardio machines, 23 selectorized machines and a selection of free weights.

Steve MacLean

Olympic gymnast and Canadian astronaut Steve MacLean is a York graduate and former member of the gymnastics team. He won the OUAA and CIAU team championship five times each and became president of the Canadian Space Agency.

Women's Volleyball

The York women’s volleyball team has won more OUA championships than any other program in league history, with 15. They won six in a row from 1990-95 and 13 of 16 between 1982 and 1995. The most recent conference title came in 2009.

Bob Bain

Bob Bain was the longest tenured head coach in York history. He led the men’s basketball team for 38 seasons, winning more than 700 games, six OUA titles and two CIS bronze medals, as well as two CIS coach of the year awards and nine from the OUA.

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