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Women’s basketball loses to UBC at CIS Final 8

The number-two ranked University of British Columbia Thunderbirds defeated the Ryerson women’s basketball team 81-59 at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Final 8 in Quebec City.

Victoria gets by Dalhousie by one point

The Dalhousie Tigers miracle run to a national championship was ended by the Victoria Vikes, 57-56, at the Mattamy Athletic Centre Thursday afternoon.

Carleton Ravens take opening game vs Saskatchewan Huskies

CIS Men’s Final 8 kicked off today at the Mattamy Athletic Centre in downtown Toronto. The tilt saw the top seeded Carleton Ravens taking on the bottom seeded Saskatchewan Huskies, 90-50.

CIS Hands Out End of Year Men’s Basketball Awards

After months of promotion, the Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Final 8 Tournament kicked off Wednesday night with the CIS All-Canadian Awards Gala.

The team that Clarke built

In just three short years, head coach Carly Clarke has taken this team from mediocrity to the best it’s ever been — and the players couldn’t be more grateful

CIS final eight team preview

Here is a preview of all the teams attending this year's nationals, hosted by Ryerson.

Ryerson women’s basketball falls short against powerhouse Windsor in championship game

In their first Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championship game the Ryerson women’s basketball team were in for a tough game against a more experienced Windsor Lancer squad.

Men’s basketball loses to Gee-Gee’s in bronze medal game

The Ryerson Rams hoped to bounce back after yesterday’s tough loss to Carleton University as they faced off against the Ottawa Gee-Gees in the Wilson Cup’s bronze medal game Saturday night. But instead, the Gee-Gees used a commanding second half performance to seal a 79-66 victory

Women’s basketball beats Queen’s, makes history

The Rams beat the Queen’s Gaels 69-60 in the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) final four semi-finals and will now face the Windsor Lancers

Men’s basketball drop OUA semi-final to Carleton

A three-headed monster of Jahmal Jones, Aaron Best, and Adika Peter-McNeilly wasn’t enough

Kids learn how to be Rams

Rising Rams program sees athletes teach kids about leadership and teamwork

Meet men’s basketball’s only recruit

With the national basketball championships coming to Ryerson on March 12, the focus has been on the players graduating from the Rams

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