CiTR -- Thunderbird Eye

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.

Golf is scorching hot down in Arizona and hoops find their flow in Manitoba, but other than that, it was a 7 loss weekend for T-birds hockey, volleyball and soccer; Even home turf advantage for U Sports mens' soccer didn't help out UBC this past weekend.

Golf is scorching hot down in Arizona and hoops find their flow in Manitoba, but other than that, it was a 7 loss weekend for T-birds hockey, volleyball and soccer; Even home turf advantage for U Sports mens' soccer didn't help out UBC this past weekend.

It's #ChampSZN for the T-birds! Rowing, swimming, men's soccer and golf all come off of the weekend with hardware, and some even make records. Meanwhile, women's soccer and football lose playoff battles while UBC volleyball and basketball's seasons head in different trajectories.

The T-birds challenge the Vikes in a heated Legends Cup matchup that features plenty of lead changes and high-intensity offensive performances.

It's spook season – happy Halloween! UBC basketball revels in its Courtside matchups, volleyball is STILL struggling, swimming traveled out to Calgary for a pair of meets, T-bird football keeps proving Jacob's midseason predictions wrong, hockey had a rough weekend against Alberta, and both mens and womens soccer are on to the Canada West Semifinals.

It's Courtside 2018! During the Canada West home opener, the UBC Thunderbirds basketball teams take on the highly ranked Saskatchewan Huskies sides. Clutch 3's, upsets, and comebacks highlight the night.