An extended 45 minute special with Jacob and Spencer chatting about mental health and football and - of course - UBC sports. Both volleyball teams have found hot streaks, basketball continues its dominance, and womens rugby 7s collected a perfect 5 wins, meanwhile hockey and swim faced some struggles.

Volleyball surges to a strong weekend, basketball keeps a hot hand while coach Huband records a big victory, hockey takes on powerhouse Alberta and rugby claims the Boot!

Yep, it's 2019. UBC basketball is still rolling, mens and womens volleyball have found different paths, and hockey was tested against MRU.

The sister-school rivalry heats up as both the womens and mens Thunderbirds teams strive to extended their growing win streaks.

As 2018 comes to a close, here is an episode to commemorate some of the greatest UBC Thunderbirds moments of 2018! #GoBirdsGo

UBC men’s hockey defensemen Jerret Smith scores four in a game but the two teams settle for spilt series, womens and mens basketball easily drop Mount Royal, rugby falls short after an exhaustive Canadian Championship win, mens volleyball is still losing (yikes), BUTTT good news for UBC sports including swimming, volleyball's Kiera Van Ryk and ex-Thunderbird basketball star Conor Morgan.

As of late, there has been a lot to cheer about as a Thunderbird sports fan including this past weekend's 13 COLLECTIVE WINS. Hardware was raining for UBC swimming and mens rugby while volleyball, hockey and mens field hockey's seasons keep trending upward.

Two hot T-birds teams take on low ranking Canada West rivals on Pride Night at War Memorial Gymnasium.

There's no more football or soccer for this year and golf and baseball have been put on hold until the spring, but that didn't stop volleyball, basketball and hockey from seizing the moment during their weekend matchups. Meanwhile, the Canadian University Men’s Rugby Championships is underway and UBC swim looks forward to what should be another dominant performance.

It's the EXTRA SPECIAL 24 Hours of Student Power episode where our own Spencer Latu sits down for some exclusive interviews with UBC star athletes including basketball forward Keylyn Filewich and field hockey captains Emily Martin and Rowan Harris.