The Lethbridge College Kodiaks are reaching out to high schools to recruit new athletes in hopes of bringing home championships. With athletes graduating and moving on every year, the college has started a recruitment program to ensure new talent comes through the doors. High schools around southern Alberta have been in contact with the Kodiaks…
Kodiaks win first game of the year
Ben Knight, middle fielder and captain of the Lethbridge College Kodiaks prepares to take a corner kick in a five-to-zero victory against the Alberta-Augustana Vikings on Sept. 7, 2019 at the Servus Sports Centre. The Lethbridge College Kodiaks shut out the Augustana Vikings 5-0 in their first tilt of the season. The Kodiaks held their…
New face guides Kodiaks through track season
Coach Simon Schaerz talks through the practice plans with his team. As the Lethbridge College Kodiaks indoor track team prepares to sprint into the season, they find themselves looking to a new face for guidance. After a strong 32-year run from Bertil Johannson, one which set records as the most wins from a coach in…
Men’s volleyball team makes play for provincials
The Kodiak men’s volleyball team is hoping to finish the season strong this semester with new goals, plans and a lot of team work. Finishing the season last year in second place and being undefeated for the last 10 games, the team is only one win away from securing themselves a spot in this year’s…
Undefeated Kodiaks head in to winter break with confidence
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s volleyball team finished off the first half of its regular season with a perfect 12-0 record. The Kodiaks took care of the Olds College Broncos in both matches they played over the weekend, winning each by a decisive 3-0 score. “We were able to get a lot of our young…
Kodiaks women’s volleyball team attempts to snap losing slide
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks women’s volleyball team is looking to break a three-game losing streak tonight against the Ambrose Lions. The squad finished last season with a 14–10 record and are looking to get back on track to better that record this season. Outside hitter for the Kodiaks, Sianna Cherweniuk says the team has a…
Kodiaks 10/4 Road Race
https://soundcloud.com/stephanie-savage-1/kodiaks-104-race Lethbridge’s longest running road race returned for another year. The 45th annual Kodiaks 10/4 road race kicked off Saturday morning on Lethbridge College grounds. Lethbridge College Marketing Coordinator Jamin Heller says the yearly event goes a long way in supporting Kodiaks Athletics. All proceeds from the day’s festivities go to support the Kodiaks cross country teams.…
Kodiaks say goodbye and reflect on the good times
As the basketball season ends, some athletes hang up the uniform for the last time as not only the season comes to an end, but they celebrate the end of an era. For graduating Lethbridge College Kodiaks men basketball co-captain Cory Richardson, the ending is bittersweet. After playing basketball in Bunbury, Australia for many years…
The bad blood battle of southern Alberta
On game days’ fans pile into gyms, they scream from the stands, engage in bragging or indignant wound-licking after a painful loss to a rival team. There are your standard sports rivalries, and then there are teams you love to hate. For many Lethbridge College Kodiaks Fans, the Medicine Hat Rattlers fall into the latter.…
Kodiaks reflect on a successful season
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s basketball team suffered a loss at the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference championships, bringing a conclusion to their season. Despite not advancing to the national stage, the Kodiaks had much to reflect on.