The 1992-93 men's hockey team was the first university team in Nova Scotia to win the CIAU (U SPORTS now) National Championship and they did it easily with a 12-1 win over Toronto.In the 90's, the Axemen showcased some of the top teams in CIAU for...

A Windsor Regional High School graduate, Ted Upshaw landed on the Acadia campus in 1976. A highly recruited by former Axemen Brian Heaney (head coach at Saint Mary's) and Steve Konchaski (head coach at StFX), Upshaw chose Acadia and never regretted his...

From a basketball family, Erin McAleenan graduated from Acadia in 2003 and went on to follow her passion of coaching. After her time at the University of Alberta as an assistant coach while working on her Masters degree, Erin landed a job as head coach...

The AxeCast host Len Hawley chats with Acadia's Executive Director of Athletics Kevin Dickie about this past fall and what may await us in the winter months along with a discussion around the World Junior Hockey Championship during the pandemic.

A four time AUS All-Star, AUS MVP, AUS Rookie of the Year, an AUS Community Service Award winner twice and the CIAU TSN Community Service Award winner, Lori Beth was Acadia volleyball's first CIAU All-Canadian in 2004.Inducted into the Acadia Sports...

Graduating from Acadia in 2012, Jake Thomas had an outstanding university career with the Axemen culminating in the 2011 season as the AUS Lineman of the Year, AUS All-Star for the second time and named as a U SPORTS (CIS) All-Canadian.Drafted by the...

A graduate from Acadia in the Class of 1961, Ann Mosher was the first person and woman to be named Acadia's Athenaeum Athlete of the Year. Inducted into the Acadia Sports Hall of Fame in 1993, Ann shined in basketball but was also a volleyball and...

Janna is a two-time First Team All-Canadian and multiple years as an AUS All-Star. She played for the Axewoman from 2011 to 2014.Len and Eric chat with former Rugby Axewoman Janna Slevinsky about her time as an Axewoman and her experience so far with ...

Host Len Hawley chats with two former football Axemen who were teammates on the 1981 CIAU Vanier Cup National Championship team. Don Clow and Keith Skiffington chat with Len about the 1981 team and their experience at the 1981 College Bowl (Vanier Cup)...

Emma was a three time AUS All-Star and the AUS Rookie of the Year in her five year career with the Axewomen. After graduating, she played professional basketball in Germany for three seasons before returning to Canada. She has spent her time at the...