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1.27.2012 | Men's Ice Hockey
1.27.2012 | Men's Basketball
1.27.2012 | Women's Basketball
1.27.2012 | Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer
1.26.2012 | Women's Ice Hockey
1.26.2012 | Swimming , Women's Swimming
1.25.2012 | Women's Basketball
1.25.2012 | Men's Volleyball, Women's Volleyball
1.24.2012 | Men's Ice Hockey
Friday, January 27
Track and Field
vs. McGill Team Challenge
Montreal, Quebec
Women's Basketball
vs. Queen's University
Athletic Centre
Men's Ice Hockey
vs. Royal Military College of Canada
Varsity Arena
Men's Basketball
vs. Queen's University
Athletic Centre
Saturday, January 28
Track and Field
vs. McGill Team Challenge
Montreal, Quebec
Men's Squash
vs. Jesters University Championship Finals
9:00 a.m.
NSA Toronto
Women's Squash
vs. Jesters University Championship Finals
9:00 a.m.
NSA Toronto
Men's Volleyball
vs. Royal Military College of Canada
University of Toronto
Women's Volleyball
vs. Royal Military College of Canada
University of Toronto
Women's Ice Hockey
vs. Brock University
3:15 p.m.
St. Catharines, Ontario
Women's Basketball
vs. Royal Military College of Canada
Athletic Centre
Swimming
vs. World International
6:00 p.m.
Switzerland
Men's Ice Hockey
vs. Queen's University
Varsity Arena
Men's Basketball
vs. Royal Military College of Canada
Athletic Centre
Wrestling
vs. University of Western Ontario
TBA
London, Ontario
Sunday, January 29
Men's Volleyball
vs. Queen's University
University of Toronto
Friday, February 3
Nordic Skiing
vs. Eastern Canadian Championships
9:00 a.m.
Nakkertok Ski Club
Women's Volleyball
vs. University of Guelph
6:00 p.m.
Guelph, Ontario
Women's Basketball
vs. Ryerson University
6:00 p.m.
Toronto, Ontario
Badminton
vs. Waterloo/York
7:00 p.m.
University of Toronto
Men's Basketball
vs. Ryerson University
8:00 p.m.
Toronto, Ontario
Men's Volleyball
vs. University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario
Track and Field
vs. Mayo Invitaitonal
South Bend, Indiana
Track and Field
vs. York Classic
Toronto, Ontario
Track and Field
vs. Armory Track
New York City, N.Y.
Track and Field
vs. GaREAT Collegiate Invite
Geneva, Ohio
Townsend Benard Pole Vault PB Jan 21
1/27/2012 - Guelph Mercury
1/23/2012 - Kingston Whig Standard
mbna Athletes of the Week
Did You Know...
U of T is the largest university in Canada and is recognized as a global leader in teaching and research
U of T professors recieve nearly 25% of all national awards, although they total just over 7% of Canadian professors. U of T graduates include prime ministers, premiers, film producers, astronauts, acclaimed writers, software pioneers and Nobel Prize winners.
Cross country and track & field standout Megan Brown is the only Varsity Blue to be named the T-Holder Athlete of the Year four times (2006-07, 2009-10).
Cross country and track & field standout Megan Brown is the only Varsity Blue to be named the T-Holder Athlete of the Year four times (2006-07, 2009-10).
Andrew Gillis became only the sixth Varsity Blues quarterback in history to surpass 4,000 career passing yards on Oct. 15, 2011 vs Western...
Andrew Gillis became only the sixth Varsity Blues quarterback in history to surpass 4,000 career passing yards on Oct. 15, 2011 vs Western.
Varsity Blues soccer coach Anthony Capotosto was an OUA all-star in all five seasons as a player with the Blues
Varsity Blues soccer coach Anthony Capotosto was an OUA all-star in all five seasons as a player with the Blues.
the Varsity Blues swim teams have earned more banners than any team in Canada
The Varsity Blues swim teams have earned more banners than any team in Canada. The men's team won an incredible 32 conference (OUA) titles in a row up to 1992. The women's team won an amazing 13 out of 15 national titles in the 1980s and 1990s.
Varsity Blues head swim coach Byron MacDonald is a CBC commentator at the Olympic Games
Varsity Blues head swim coach Byron MacDonald is a CBC swimming commentator. He is a two-time Gemini Award winner for his coverage at the 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games
Varsity Blues badminton head coach Wayne King was the 1998 Keith Hollands Award winner
Varsity Blues badminton head coach Wayne King was the 1998 Keith Hollands Award winner. Coach King has also been voted OUA Coach of the Year three times since starting with the Varsity Blues, in 1999, 2001, and most recently in 2006.
Varsity Blues men's hockey coach, Darren Lowe, played for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
Varsity Blues men's hockey coach, Darren Lowe, played for the Pittsburgh Penguins. In 1984 Lowe represented Canada at the Winter Olympics. He was captain of the Canadian team that won a gold medal at the 1984 Spengler Cup in Davos, Switzerland.
the Varsity Blues women's tennis team was the first school to win four consecutive OUA championships
Varsity Blues women’s tennis won their fourth consecutive OUA gold medal in 2007-08 - a feat that has never been accomplished by any tennis team in OUA history.
Varsity Blues track and field head coach Carl Georgevski is a three-time Olympic jumps coach
Varsity Blues track and field head coach Carl Georgevski is a three-time Olympic jumps coach.
The Varsity Blues men's basketball team won the inaugural Ontario men's intercollegiate championship in 1908-09.
The men's basketball team has collected the conference crown 14 times, second-best in the OUA, and last brought home the Wilson Cup in 1995.
Varsity Blues women's basketball head coach Michele Belanger was an interpreter at the 1976 Montreal Olympics.
Varsity Blues women's basketball head coach Michele Belanger was an interpreter at the 1976 Montreal Olympics.
Conn Smythe played for and coached the Varsity Blues men's hockey team
The late Conn Smythe, founder of the Toronto Maple Leafs, was a Blues coach from 1923-26. Smythe was also a player and Blues captain while studying engineering in 1915. When Smythe founded the Maple Leafs, he "borrowed" the familiar Varsity Blues sweater design for his new team.
The Varsity Blues women's hockey team has had eight players go on to the Canadian national team.
Eight Varsity Blues women's hockey players have gone on to play for the national team: Lori Dupuis, Heather Ginzel, Jayna Hefford, Andrea Hunter, Leslie Reddon, Nathalie Rivard, Laura Schuler, and Vicky Sunohara.
The Varsity Blues men's volleyball team captured the first two OUA men's volleyball championships
The Varsity Blues men's volleyball team captured the first two OUA men's volleyball championships in 1966 and 1967.
the Varsity Blues cross country team produced seven Olympians from 1964 to 1992
The Varsity Blues cross country team produced seven Olympians from 1964 to 1992.
The Varsity Blues field hockey team went an amazing 17 seasons without a single loss in league play
From 1963-79, the Varsity Blues field hockey team did not lose a single game in league play. The Blues haved captured an incredible 26 OUA championships and 11 national titles.
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