Follow the Tigers on the road as they take on the X-Women on Dal Soccer Live. Blog is after the jump.
And if you're reading on haligonia.ca, the CoverItLive window probably looks like a lot of code. You ca see the event on the blog itself--the window doesn't like to make the shift to haligonia.ca. http://dalsoccerlive.blogspot.com/ is your address.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Live: University of New Brunswick Varisty Reds (M) v. Memorial Sea-hawks (M)
Join Dylan at roughly 3pm for a nice prelude to the Dal game later. The blog is after the jump.
If you're reading on haligonia.ca, you won't be able to see the CoverItLive event because of the way we transfer the posts from the actual blog. If you head to http://dalsoccerlive.blogspot.com/ you should be able to see it just fine.
If you're reading on haligonia.ca, you won't be able to see the CoverItLive event because of the way we transfer the posts from the actual blog. If you head to http://dalsoccerlive.blogspot.com/ you should be able to see it just fine.
Live: University of New Brunswick Varsity Reds (W) v. Memorial Seahawks (W)
Dylan's wrangled himself out of having to cover Dal football this afternoon, so he'll be right here, live-blogging out-of-town AUS soccer from 12:45pm (a deadline which is rapidly approaching which means he'd better stop writing this intro and get on over to CoverItLive and set up this event so he can have time for some quick breakfast during the starting line-ups).
The blog is after the jump. Also, it appears readers on haligonia.ca aren't able to see the embedded CoverItLive box. If you head over to the blog itself at http://dalsoccerlive.blogspot.com/ the window should be there.
The blog is after the jump. Also, it appears readers on haligonia.ca aren't able to see the embedded CoverItLive box. If you head over to the blog itself at http://dalsoccerlive.blogspot.com/ the window should be there.
Friday, October 1, 2010
As It Happened: Dalhousie Tigers (M) vs. Saint Mary's Huskies (M)
By: Dylan Matthias
Welcome to Apocalyptic Night, a special event hosted once a year (or, sometimes, it seems, more often these past few games) at Wickwire Field. Dark clouds. Fell light. Epic archrivals with just a light spattering of impending doom for a Tigers team that were embarrassed 6-1 by SMU last Wednesday. Break out the elven armies and troll hordes--there is Fate at stake tonight, or at least a certain amount of cross-town bragging rights, anyway.
Welcome to Apocalyptic Night, a special event hosted once a year (or, sometimes, it seems, more often these past few games) at Wickwire Field. Dark clouds. Fell light. Epic archrivals with just a light spattering of impending doom for a Tigers team that were embarrassed 6-1 by SMU last Wednesday. Break out the elven armies and troll hordes--there is Fate at stake tonight, or at least a certain amount of cross-town bragging rights, anyway.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Live: Saint Mary's Huskies (M) v. Dalhousie Tigers (M)
Hello, and welcome. This blog will go live at either 7:00pm or whenever the women's game ends--whichever happens first.
Gazette Sports writer Armaan Ahluwalia will be providing our live commentary for the match while Dylan is off doing colour commentary for the game on www.haligonia.ca. Feel free to chat along right here.
Gazette Sports writer Armaan Ahluwalia will be providing our live commentary for the match while Dylan is off doing colour commentary for the game on www.haligonia.ca. Feel free to chat along right here.
Live: St. Mary's Huskies (W) v. Dalhousie Tigers (W)--5:00pm, Husky Stadium
Join us live at 4:45pm as Armaan Ahluwalia takes us through another chapter in the SMU-Dal rivalry tonight at Husky Stadium.
It's his first time doing live-blogging, so drop in and say hi.
You can also watch the live webcast at www.haligonia.ca. Watch and chat at the same time! Break down technical barriers! Engage in new journalism!
It's his first time doing live-blogging, so drop in and say hi.
You can also watch the live webcast at www.haligonia.ca. Watch and chat at the same time! Break down technical barriers! Engage in new journalism!
Monday, September 20, 2010
As It Happened: UKC Blue Devils (M) v. UNB Saint John Seawolves (M)
By: Dylan Matthias
Big game. King's really need a win after losing to Holland College in the opener and St. Thomas yesterday, 1-0. They've beaten NSAC, but most of the better teams will beat NSAC this year.
1min: King's kick off.
3min: There may be some statement-making this afternoon. Watch out.
Big game. King's really need a win after losing to Holland College in the opener and St. Thomas yesterday, 1-0. They've beaten NSAC, but most of the better teams will beat NSAC this year.
1min: King's kick off.
3min: There may be some statement-making this afternoon. Watch out.
As It Happened: UKC Blue Devils (W) v. UNB Saint John Seawolves (W)
By: Dylan Matthias
Hello to all wet Haligonians and all other wet people everywhere. Today, I am one of you. This misty-like rain is covering Wickwire Field. It doesn't make you actively wet, but after thirty minutes, you feel like you're coming out of the shower and you don't dry.
Hello to all wet Haligonians and all other wet people everywhere. Today, I am one of you. This misty-like rain is covering Wickwire Field. It doesn't make you actively wet, but after thirty minutes, you feel like you're coming out of the shower and you don't dry.
Friday, September 17, 2010
Setting the Record Straight: A Few Updates After a Long Week
By: Dylan Matthias
A few things happened over the weekend: Colleen MacDonald and Gillian Clarke of the Dal women's team transferred to King's. Zach Bauld, initially recruited by Dal, is now at SMU. It's wilder than late August in the EPL.
This weekend sees the Tigers host a Cape Breton program whose teams suffered three major upset losses on the weekend to UPEI and MUN. SSN will have the game with Dal Soccer Live blogger Dylan Matthias providing colour commentary with Bill McLean. You can see the games at Wickwire field on Saturday at 5pm and 7:15pm.
A few things happened over the weekend: Colleen MacDonald and Gillian Clarke of the Dal women's team transferred to King's. Zach Bauld, initially recruited by Dal, is now at SMU. It's wilder than late August in the EPL.
This weekend sees the Tigers host a Cape Breton program whose teams suffered three major upset losses on the weekend to UPEI and MUN. SSN will have the game with Dal Soccer Live blogger Dylan Matthias providing colour commentary with Bill McLean. You can see the games at Wickwire field on Saturday at 5pm and 7:15pm.
Friday, September 10, 2010
Previewing the Weekend: Dalhousie - Acadia
By: Dylan Matthias
We here at Dal Soccer Live have been counting down the days. And it's finally here--the start of the AUS soccer season. Dalhousie and Acadia on Wickwire Field. Here's hoping it doesn't rain.
The storylines are there. The 1pm women's game will be Amit Batra's first game in charge of Acadia after leading MSVU to two nearly undefeated seasons. Rookies Charlotte Nutt and Daphne Wallace will be playing against one another, after having been teammates in Ottawa.
We here at Dal Soccer Live have been counting down the days. And it's finally here--the start of the AUS soccer season. Dalhousie and Acadia on Wickwire Field. Here's hoping it doesn't rain.
The storylines are there. The 1pm women's game will be Amit Batra's first game in charge of Acadia after leading MSVU to two nearly undefeated seasons. Rookies Charlotte Nutt and Daphne Wallace will be playing against one another, after having been teammates in Ottawa.
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