Hitting a home run for Indigenous youth
A history of playing softball helped Sahara Tom find her passion for coaching and kinesiology.
Humans of DC: Carpe Diem
Douglas student Sydney Clarke has a new outlook on life after recovering from a serious illness.
Uncovering the Davis Cup myth
Sport Science instructor Rob Lake shares how he and a colleague uncovered the truth about the creation of the famous Davis Cup.
The Royal treatment
Brian McLennon, Manager of Athletics and CCAA’s Athletic Director of the Year, is leading the Royals to glory. But it’s not just about the sports.
Standing, as a country, with Humboldt
Douglas employee and former student athlete reflects on the recent tragedy and why it touches so many.
Humans of DC: Coaching for change
“With my love of soccer, I’ve had many coaches who gave me that mentorship and support, so that made me want to pass that on to others, and give back.”
Pushing limits through play
Matt Berezan wants to use play as more than just an activity. He wants to improve the well-being of people with disabilities.
Men’s Volleyball Nationals: Pride is Here!
Douglas College hosted the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association Men’s Volleyball Nationals last week! The games are over but our admiration for the Royals stays with us. I’m a great fan of our Douglas Volleyball teams and I was part of the event staff last week. I didn’t expect to experience such a great event in my college! I learned a lot about how much is needed to host a large event of this kind. Even from the first day I could feel how the players were giving it all that they… Read More
Humans of DC: Finding independence
“Working as a trainer I am able to utilize my education and passion to develop new relations and opportunities for myself and others.”
