Athletics Department Headlines

Panther unable to hold lead over first place UdeM
Women's Hockey
(L) 6-2

The UPEI Panthers jumped to an early lead but the defending champion Moncton Blue Eagles rebounded with five goals in the three period to beat the Panthers 6-2.

New " UPEI Hoops School"
Women's Basketball

New this spring a school and league for PEI female baksetball players.

Hoop School Dates: Tuesdays and Thursdays April 20th- May 27th

Females Grade 6 through 10

For a printable information and registration form

Tuesdays: Skill Development Sessions 6-8pm *Beginning April 20

"NEW" Women Working out Program & Self Defense Program

Women’s Self Defense Program

The paradox of self defense is that the more prepared you are, the less likely you are to need it.  When you can recognize and respond effectively to potentially dangerous situations, you are more confident in your every day activities.  You are also less likely to become a target of crime. 

Wave Athlete of the Week- Ending February 21, 2010

Hockey Panthers Toupin and Savage named Wave Athletes of the week.

UPEI Womens' Hockey off to Subway AUS Championship
Women's Hockey

The 2010 Subway Atlantic University Sport Women's Hockey Championship will be hosted by the Université de Moncton, February 25-28, 2010 at the J.-Louis-Lévesque Arena in Moncton, NB.

The six-team championship, gets under way Thursday at 3:00pm Atlantic Time with the first of six round-robin duels and concludes Sunday at 2:00pm Atlantic with the championship final.

Read Story from the Guardian

The six participating teams have been separated into two pools based on the final regular season standings.
 

Panthers shine at AUS Championships
Swimming

    The 2010 AUS Championships are in the books and the UPEI panthers have shined in the pool.   The seventeen member roster posted some impressive results against the best in the Atlantic Conference.  The three day event was the last chance for swimmers to qualify for the 2010 CIS Championships being held in Toronto Feb 18-20.  For the first time ever the UPEI Panthers will be represented at those Championships.

Panther Action this week - February 17-20, 2010

Panther Sport begins this week with AUS playoff hockey


Friday February 19, 2010
W-Hockey UPEI 4 - STU 1
W-Basketball UPEI 44 - Acadia 66
M-Basketball UPEI 85 Acadia 102

Eric Beaton UPEI Swimmer finished 27th of 54 at CIS Swimming Championship in the 50m freestyle with a time of 23:94
M-Hockey UPEI 2 - SFX 3 (double overtime)

Panthers one more chance
Women's Basketball
(L) 66-44

Playing their final games of the year, the winless UPEI Panthers were hoping to surprise one of their final two opponents this weekend and pick up a victory as they close out the season. Acadia had other plans as they met on Friday night taking a sizable lead early on, on their way to winning 66-44.

UPEI still looking for win for playoffs
Men's Basketball
(L) 102-85

UPEI (3-13) kicked off a five-game homestand against the Axemen (5-10), hanging on to the final playoff spot with Acadia just two points ahead of them in the standings.
After falling 102-85 to Acadia, UPEI has to win at least two of their final four games to guarantee a spot in the playoffs hosted in Sydney next month.

Heartbreak for the Hockey Panthers with double overtime loss
Men's Hockey
(L) 3-2 OT

SFX first year forward Ryan Sparling knocked in a loose puck in front of the UPEI net 12:14 into double overtime to lift the X-Men to a 3-2 win in Game 2 of the AUS quarterfinal series as X wins in two games straight over the Panthers.

 

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