Here we are once again. The twilight of the season is upon us. We started off in October with 35 teams, all hopeful to reach their goals and take steps forward as a program. But just like every year, they begin to fall down one by one. Now we’re left

As the Final 8 looms with two auto-bids to be decided in the RSEQ and the AUS championship games this weekend, one other team to compete in our national championship is yet to be decided – the team selected for the U SPORTS At-Large berth. Last year was one of

The AUS Men’s Basketball Championship will be played under the bright lights of Halifax’s Scotiabank Centre, as the Dalhouise Tigers look to win their fourth-straight conference title. With Acadia hosting the U SPORTS Men’s Basketball Final 8, this weekend will decide the other team that will represent the AUS at Nationals. There

After a long regular season, it’s finally time to flip the calendar to March, and for Atlantic Canadian basketball fans that means one thing: the East Coast’s version of ‘March Madness’ tips off this weekend under the bright lights of Halifax’s Scotiabank Centre. Last year’s AUS Women’s Basketball Championship was

Most Valuable Player: Paloma Anderson, G | Acadia Axewomen Stats: 20 GP, 18.9 PPG (2nd), 47% FG (5th), 80% FT (6th), 6.8 RPG (10th), 5.5 APG (1st), 2.6 SPG (2nd) In a tight two-player race, I have Paloma Anderson edging out last season’s MVP Alison Keough for her second AUS

Most Valuable Player: Javon Masters, G | UNB Varsity Reds Stats: 19 GP, 24.5 PPG (1st), 51% FG (8th), 90% FT (1st), 6.1 RPG, 5.4 APG (2nd), 1.8 SPG (2nd) Javon Masters’ historic regular season career comes to a close as the all-time leading scorer in Canadian university basketball history.