2016-17 Men's Basketball News
The Tigers won their first-ever national men's basketball medal with a 69-63 win over the McGill Redmen Sunday afternoon at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax
In a battle of two of the best defensive teams in the nation, it was the Ryerson Rams who came out victorious, holding on late to beat the host Dalhousie Tigers, 59-58.
The host Dalhousie Tigers men's basketball team defeated the Alberta Golden Bears 67-65 in U SPORTS Final 8 quarter-final action in front of 6,500 fans at the Scotiabank Centre in Halifax.
The Tiger men's basketball team won their third-straight AUS championship title after a 63-60 victory over the Saint Mary's Huskies Sunday night at the Scotiabank Centre.
The Tigers will face the Saint Mary's Huskies in the AUS championship final after mounting a come-from-behind 78-75 win over the Acadia Axemen in semifinal action.
The Dalhousie Tigers offence was on full display on Friday night at the Dalpex, producing 48 first half points en route to a 90-75 victory over the UPEI Panthers.
Four different Dalhousie players scored in double figures on Saturday night at the Dalplex, helping the Tigers top the Acadia Axemen 75-63.
The Dalhousie Tigers utilized a strong shooting performance to top their cross-town rival Saint Mary’s Huskies 88-83 on Friday night at the Dalplex.
The Tigers (13-4) earned an important 77-65 come-from-behind victory over the X-Men (8-7) Tuesday evening at the StFX Oland Centre.
The Dalhousie Tigers (12-4) used a strong inside presence to knock off the Memorial Seahawks (9-7) 91-69 on Saturday afternoon at the Dalplex.
A 57-point second half outburst helped the Dalhousie Tigers (11-4) top the Memorial Seahawks (9-6) 88-63 on Friday night at the Dalplex.
Ritchie Kanza Mata scored a season-high 32 points in the Tigers 73-70 win over the Capers in Cape Breton Saturday night.
Sven Stammberger led the Tigers to a 85-67 win over the Cape Breton Capers Friday night, netting 20 points and four rebounds.
An and-one from guard Hess Mayele (Montreal, QC) with just seven seconds left helped the UNB Varsity Reds (9-4) defeat the Dalhousie Tigers (8-5) 66-63 in comeback fashion on Saturday night at the Dalplex. The game was also in support of Bell Let’s Talk Day, which occurs this Wednesday.
Dalhousie Tigers defeated the Acadia Axemen for the third time this season
Ritchie Kanza Mata had 15 points and set a new AUS career assists record in the Tigers 75-71 loss at the Homburg Centre Sunday afternoon.
