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October 15, 2025
New Season, New Stakes: ACAC Men’s Basketball Tips Off
The wait is over—ACAC Men’s Basketball is back and ready to bring the heat for the 2025/26 season.
August 28, 2025
Big Ticket Dreams: An Interview with Will Tong
Former SAIT Trojan Will Tong (No. 8) listens in during a Calgary Surge timeout this past Sunday at the CEBL Championship final versus the Niagara River Lions s in Winnipeg, Manitoba
April 03, 2025
Caleb Jipp’s Unstoppable Rise: Setting ACAC Records and Inspiring the Next Generation
History has been made in the ACAC as Caleb Jipp of the St. Mary’s Lightning cements his place among basketball’s greats.
March 06, 2025
Carter Waind, Briercrest Clippers, Men's Basketball
Briercrest Clippers forward Carter Waind has been named the ACAC Athlete of the Week after delivering a series of outstanding performances that helped propel his team to their first-ever ACAC Championship.
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Athletes of the Week
Keyano Huskies

Tano Torchia delivered when it mattered most, leading the Keyano Huskies Men’s Soccer team to a crucial weekend sweep over the Northwestern Polytechnic Wolves with two game-winning goals and an assist.

Red Deer Queens

First-year forward Natalie Tychkowsky made an early statement in her collegiate career, delivering a standout performance that powered the Red Deer Polytechnic Queens to a dominant 4–0 victory over the Olds College Broncos.

Lethbridge Kodiaks

With confidence and precision, Megan Morrison powered the Kodiaks through a strong weekend on the pitch, earning her ACAC Athlete of the Week.

SAIT Trojans

Following a stellar weekend performance, Esrom Yohannes has been named this week’s ACAC Athlete of the Week. The dynamic forward played with confidence and precision, proving to be a key factor in the Trojans’ strong showing.

Ambrose Lions

First-year goalkeeper Noah Nielsen has wasted no time making an impact for the Ambrose Lions, posting his first career clean sheet and helping his squad to an undefeated weekend while emerging as one of the ACAC’s top goaltenders.

Red Deer Queens

Red Deer Polytechnic’s McKenna Leslie made her presence felt this past weekend, netting the game-winner in Saturday’s 2-0 victory over the University of Alberta Augustana Vikings and helping the Queens secure back-to-back wins on the pitch.

Concordia Thunder

Lauryn Psutka saved her best for last, closing out her Concordia career with a championship performance on the conference’s biggest stage.

Northwestern Wolves

In just his first season with the Wolves, Austin wasted no time proving he belongs among the best in collegiate golf.

Keyano Huskies

Stef Vullinghs continued to make his mark on the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC), scoring four goals and adding an assist in two home weekend wins against the Concordia Thunder.

Augustana Vikings

First-year striker Mariam has quickly established herself as a key player for the Augustana Vikings Women’s Soccer team, making an immediate impact both in the ACAC and on the international stage.

Northwestern Wolves

Grande Prairie’s own Reece Hollingworth is turning heads across the ACAC. In just her rookie season, the first-year open studies student has already made a name for herself with standout performances that have put her among the league’s top scorers.

Ambrose Lions

First-year forward Isaiah McMahon wasted no time making his mark in the ACAC. The Chilliwack native and business administration student powered the Ambrose Lions through a competitive weekend, rewriting program history and establishing himself as a dangerous offensive threat from the very start of his rookie campaign.

SAIT Trojans

Meagan Wiebe, striker for the SAIT Trojans Women's soccer team gave a great performance this weekend, with a total of 12 points overall, landing her on the top of the ACAC Women's Soccer Leaderboard.

Red Deer Kings

Japhet Kipkosgei made a splash in his cross country running season debut. The second-year University Arts student finished first among ACAC male competitors at Running Room Grand Prix #1.

Red Deer Kings

Kristian Lyon, a fourth-year goaltender, played a significant role in helping the Red Deer Kings Hockey team earn gold at the ACAC Men’s Hockey Championship.

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