As the first season post pandemic, the Lions made it one to remember
From hockey to badminton to track and field, some Lions are taking home well-earned hardware and hard-earned OUA recognition.
From hockey to badminton to track and field, some Lions are taking home well-earned hardware and hard-earned OUA recognition.
This photo essay aims at introducing a new form of appreciation and understanding, one where the land speaks for itself.
OUA athletes at York are thinking two steps aheads and beating the shareholders to the punchline.
The Lions secured a fifth position at the OUA track and field championship, with both Jones and Brooks putting up much-needed points on the scoreboard.
And to your left, eternal “brokenness.”
The Lions swim team is struggling — in part due to a cocktail mix of its revolving door of coaches, their tumultuous relationships with the management, as well as the management themselves, and a bit of the sport’s lack of interest within the student body.
The York Lions take back-to-back losses to the Ryerson Rams before ending their five-game losing streak to the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks.
The Jones family are a pride and joy of York Lions and their legacy extends beyond their decorative careers as athletes.
By following athletes in different stages of their lives, this two-part series aims to shed some light on the years of work that go into the making of a York athlete.
Amidst the new provincial restrictions, the OUA 2021-2022 season is once again in limbo.