The Brock Badgers wrestling teams' championship victories highlighted the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) action from this past weekend.

Women's Basketball
Saturday, Feb. 7: W 72-64 at Ottawa Gee-Gees | Box Score
Sunday, Feb. 8: L 80-50 at Carleton Ravens | Box Score

Men's Basketball
Saturday, Feb. 7: L 90-62 at Ottawa Gee-Gees | Box Score
Sunday, Feb. 8:  W 84-79 (2OT) at Carleton Ravens | Box Score

Women's Hockey
Friday, Feb. 6: L 6-3 at Waterloo Warriors | Box Score
Saturday, Feb. 7: L 8-0 at Guelph Gryphons | Box Score

Men's Hockey
Wednesday, Feb. 4: W 4-3 (OT) at Western Mustangs | Box Score 
Friday, Feb. 6: W 5-1 vs. Waterloo Warriors | Box Score

Women's Volleyball
Friday, Feb. 6: W 3-0 (25-21, 25-13, 25-22) vs. Lakehead Thunderwolves | Box Score
Saturday, Feb. 7: W 3-0 (25-14, 25-21, 25-14) vs. Lakehead Thunderwolves | Box Score

Men's Volleyball
Friday, Feb. 6: L 3-1 (15-25, 18-25, 25-23, 24-26) vs. Guelph Gryphons | Box Score
Saturday, Feb. 7: L 3-0 (21-25, 16-25, 15-25) vs. Guelph Gryphons | Box Score

Women's Wrestling
Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed first overall at OUA Championships | Results

Men's Wrestling 
Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed first overall at OUA Championships | Results

Women's Basketball
Saturday, Feb. 7: W 72-64 at Ottawa Gee-Gees | Box Score
Written by Derek Hansler, Sports Information Student Assistant

In a Saturday matchup, the Brock Badgers took home a 72-64 victory against the Ottawa Gee-Gees at Montpetit Hall in Ottawa. Addy James stuffed the stat sheet, tallying 14 points along with five rebounds, four assists and two steals with help from Madalyn Weinert's 25 points, 16 rebounds, two assists and four steals. The Badgers came out hot, scoring 27 points in the first quarter, giving them a 10-point lead to wrap up the first frame at 27-17. The second quarter became much more competitive with Brock struggling heavily from the field, shooting 35.3 per cent. This was still enough to hold a 10-point advantage heading into halftime at 42-32. Brock and their shooting struggles worsened throughout the third with 23.8 per cent shooting from the field, yet their strong defence held Ottawa to under 10 points in the quarter as they held a 54-40 lead. The Badgers closed this one out with a strong fourth quarter, rebounding from the past two frames with 18 points on 46.2 per cent shooting. Brock's three-point shooting remained reliable, going 7-for-20 from beyond the arc, while their 17 second-chance points to just two from the hosts helped the Badgers maintain their early lead throughout the game.

Sunday, Feb. 8: L 80-50 at Carleton Ravens | Box Score
Written by Ryan Burroughs, Sports Information Student Assistant

In a Sunday afternoon matchup in the nation's capital, the Brock Badgers women's basketball team fell 80–50 to the Carleton Ravens at the Ravens' Nest Gym. Weinert continued her strong play with 22 points and 17 rebounds for her 18th double-double, while Janee Harrison added nine points and four rebounds. The game began with both teams trading baskets, but it was the Ravens who held an 18-14 lead after the first quarter. Carleton extended their advantage in the second, outscoring Brock 21-13 to take a 39-27 lead into halftime. In the third quarter, the Badgers fell into a scoring drought, allowing the Ravens to widen the gap by scoring 23 points to Brock's nine. Carleton's momentum continued in the final frame as they outscored Brock 18-14 and secured the win with a final score of 80-50. Despite the loss, Brock found some success off turnovers, scoring 10 points from Carleton's mistakes.

Up next, the Brock women's basketball team travel to Waterloo, Ont., to take on the Laurier Golden Hawks on Friday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Laurier Athletic Complex. They then play against the Waterloo Warriors on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Physical Activities Complex to wrap up their regular season. 

Men's Basketball
Saturday, Feb. 7: L 90-62 at Ottawa Gee-Gees | Box Score
Written by Matthew Slade, Sports Information Student Assistant

In a Saturday night trip to Montpetit Hall in Ottawa, the Brock Badgers men's basketball team fell 90-62 to the No. 8 nationally ranked Ottawa Gee-Gees. Andrew McKenna led the way with a team-high 13 points and six rebounds, while Nemanja Sarkanovic provided a spark off the bench, contributing 13 points himself. A back-and-forth first quarter in which both teams connected three times from beyond the arc ended with the Gee-Gees taking a 21-15 lead into the second frame. The hosts extended their advantage throughout the second quarter, entering halftime with a 48-35 lead. Ottawa put the game out of reach over the course of the third frame as they converted seven three-pointers on 53.8 per cent shooting to enter the final 10 minutes with a commanding 80-47 scoreline. While Brock chipped away throughout the final quarter, they were unable to overcome the deficit as Ottawa closed out a comfortable victory. The Gee-Gees swung the rock much more effectively across the game, registering 20 assists to the Badgers' nine. Brock's depth was on display as they outscored their opponents 29-22 in bench points.

Sunday, Feb. 8:  W 84-79 (2OT) at Carleton Ravens | Box Score
Written by Ryan Burroughs, Sports Information Student Assistant

In a nationally ranked matchup against the No. 3 Carleton Ravens, the No. 8 Brock Badgers earned a thrilling double-overtime victory on Sunday at the Ravens' Nest Gym in Ottawa. Birch Pockar led the way with a career-high 21 points and 14 rebounds, recording his first career double-double and setting new personal bests in both scoring and rebounding. McKenna delivered 14 points and hit a buzzer-beater to send the game to double overtime. Brock came out strong in the first quarter, scoring 21 points compared to Carleton's 12. In the second quarter, the momentum shifted as the Ravens outscored the Badgers 22-11 to take a 34-32 lead at halftime. Both teams struggled to shoot in the third quarter, with Brock shooting 35.71 per cent and Carleton shooting 26.67 per cent. Brock continued to push and rally to tie the game at 45-45 heading into the final ten minutes. The fourth quarter featured improved offence from both sides, with each team scoring 21 points. Trailing by two late in the fourth quarter, Pockar hit a jumper with 6 seconds left, which was enough to send the game to overtime. In the first overtime, the Ravens held a late lead until McKenna hit a massive buzzer-beating three-pointer to send the game to another frame. Shooting 50 per cent in the second overtime, the Badgers pulled away to secure a hard-fought victory. Brock held down the glass in the win, outrebounding Carleton 51-46.

Up next, the Brock men's basketball team will start their road trip to Waterloo, Ont., with a matchup with the Laurier Golden Hawks on Friday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Laurier Athletic Complex. Their final matchup of the regular season is against the Waterloo Warriors on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. at the Physical Activities Complex. 

Women's Hockey
Friday, Feb. 6: L 6-3 at Waterloo Warriors | Box Score
Written by Zoe Walters, Sports Information Student Assistant

The Brock Badgers fell 6-3 to the No. 8 nationally ranked Waterloo Warriors on Friday night at Columbia Icefield Arena in Waterloo, Ont. Fourth-year forward J.J. Parks registered her first goal of the season, while Ellie French and Marin Green each contributed a goal for the Badgers. The Warriors struck early in the first 20 minutes, adding three goals to the board and concluding the first period with a 3-0 lead. The second period brought momentum for the Badgers as French broke through for Brock at 11:51 to record the team's first goal of the game. Waterloo responded with two more goals in the frame, including one on the power play, but Brock answered quickly as Parks scored an unassisted goal to close out the second period, trailing 6-2. The Badgers continued to fight and cut into the deficit when Green scored at 4:37 of the third period, finishing a play set up by Grace Campbell and Sydney Hood. Despite two power-play opportunities, Brock was unable to capitalize as the contest ended 6-3. The Warriors controlled the shot count in the game 36-17.

Saturday, Feb. 7: L 8-0 at Guelph Gryphons | Box Score
Written by Graydon Bebbington, Sports Information Intern

Travelling to Guelph, Ont., for a Saturday evening faceoff against the No. 5 ranked Guelph Gryphons, the Brock Badgers women's hockey team dropped an 8-0 decision. The Gryphons opened the scoring halfway through the first period, then tallied their second goal minutes later. Guelph extended their lead to three in the second period, then recorded five scores in the third to take a commanding victory. The Badgers were granted one power-play opportunity in the second period, while the Gryphons earned two and scored on one of them. The shot tally also favoured Guelph as they recorded 38 shots to Brock's 18. 

Up next, the Badgers will wrap up their regular season at Canada Games Park, hosting the Guelph Gryphons on Thursday, Feb. 12 at 6 p.m., before welcoming the Carleton Ravens for their Senior Game on Feb. 14 at 6 p.m. 

Men's Hockey
Wednesday, Feb. 4: W 4-3 (OT) at Western Mustangs | Box Score 
Written by Connor Bangham, Sports Information Intern

In a Wednesday night clash with major playoff implications on the line, the Brock Badgers bested the Western Mustangs 4-3 in overtime at Thompson Arena in London, Ont. Three Badgers earned multi-point nights, with Stephen Calisti and Tai York notching a goal and an assist each in the victory. Ryan Stepien contributed with two assists while Ryan Johnstone and Jonah Boria each found the back of the net. After falling behind 2-0, Calisti put the Badgers on the board with a power-play goal midway through the second period. The Mustangs scored late in the second to regain their two-goal lead, but Johnstone answered back with 12 minutes to play in the third. York scored five minutes later to bring the game back to a draw, and Boria netted the overtime winner to earn two pivotal points for the Badgers' playoff hopes. Penalties were a focal point in the game, with Brock taking five minor penalties and Western taking four of their own.

Friday, Feb. 6: W 5-1 vs. Waterloo Warriors | Box Score
Written by Matthew Slade, Sports Information Student Assistant

On Friday evening's Senior Game, the Badgers closed out their final home game of the season and kept their playoff hopes alive with a commanding 5-1 win over the Waterloo Warriors at Canada Games Park. York continued his hot stretch to end the season, registering two goals and an assist to push his point tally to eight over his last five games. Nathan Fox and seniors Jordan Stock and Stepien each added a goal of their own to close out the contest. Despite mounting pressure throughout the first period in which the Badgers outshot the visitors 14-3, they found themselves trailing 1-0 after the Warriors converted a penalty shot late in the frame. York struck twice during the second period, giving Brock a lead they did not relinquish down the stretch. Fox and Stock provided some breathing room, opening the frame with quick scores to give the Badgers a 4-1 lead, while Stepien topped off the performance by adding Brock's fifth goal of the night with a swift breakaway finish. The Badgers showed a great degree of discipline to combat a chippy Warriors performance, recording 18 penalty minutes compared to Waterloo's 36 while also providing more pressure during the game, outshooting their opponents 38 to 22. 

Up next, the Badgers begin a two-game road trip in Toronto to close out the year as they look to secure their playoff spot. Brock opens the weekend against the TMU Bold on Thursday, Feb. 12 at 6:15 p.m., before matching up with the Toronto Varsity Blues on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 7 p.m. 

Women's Volleyball
Friday, Feb. 6: W 3-0 (25-21, 25-13, 25-22) vs. Lakehead Thunderwolves | Box Score
Written by Matthew Goodman, Sports Information Student Assistant

In a Friday night home matchup at the Bob Davis Gymnasium, the No. 7 nationally ranked Brock Badgers women's volleyball team defeated the Lakehead Thunderwolves in three sets (25-21, 25-13, 25-22). The game's leading scorer was Emily Foest, who finished with 12 total points, coming from 11 kills and one ace. Mackenna Knox also played an impressive game, supplying 22 assists to her teammates and securing two kills of her own. Knox earned her 500th assist of the OUA season, putting her in fourth place among all setters in the province. The first set of the game was absolutely neck and neck through its entirety, with the biggest lead of the frame being only five points. However, the Badgers powered through and won the set 25-21. The second frame started much better for the Badgers as they quickly jumped out to a 6-0 lead. After this early advantage, Brock never took their foot off the gas as they finished out the set 25-13. The third frame was back to fast paced action as both teams exchanged points all the way until a 14-14 tie. However, the Badgers strung together a few scoring runs and took the set 25-22. The Badgers were elite on defence in this game, racking up 38 total digs compared to just 19 from their opposition.

Saturday, Feb. 7: W 3-0 (25-14, 25-21, 25-14) vs. Lakehead Thunderwolves | Box Score
Written by Zoe Walters, Sports Information Student Assistant

The No. 7 ranked Brock Badgers women's volleyball team swept the Lakehead Thunderwolves 3-0 (25-14, 25-21, 25-14) on Senior Night at Bob Davis Gymnasium. Fourth-year Jenna Peters orchestrated the Brock offence with a career-high 33 assists, while Daryan Chadwick delivered a dominant performance, recording 15.5 points behind 13 kills, three block assists and a service ace. Brock set the tone early, hitting .536 in the opening frame. Chadwick led the charge with seven kills as the Badgers controlled the net and cruised to a 25-14 first-set victory. The second set remained tight into the late stages, but Brock stayed composed under pressure. Timely kills and a strong block presence helped the Badgers pull ahead, closing the frame on a Lakehead attack error to secure the 25-21 win. Brock left no doubt in the final set, overwhelming Lakehead offensively with a .650 hitting percentage while holding them to a .000. Overall, the Badgers posted a season-high and impresive .403 hitting percentage and limited their opposition to just .041.

Up next, the No. 7 nationally ranked Badgers wrap up their regular season by hosting the Windsor Lancers at Bob Davis Gymnasium. First serve is set for Friday, Feb. 13 at 6 p.m., with the second match scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. 

Men's Volleyball
Friday, Feb. 6: L 3-1 (15-25, 18-25, 25-23, 24-26) vs. Guelph Gryphons | Box Score
Written by Matthew Goodman, Sports Information Student Assistant

The Brock Badgers men's volleyball team fell to the Guelph Gryphons in four sets (15-25, 18-25, 25-23, 24-26) in a hard-fought home matchup on Friday night at Bob Davis Gymnasium. The Badgers standout player of the night was Devin Cooney, who scored 17 points on 17 kills. Kylar Code also played an impressive game, scoring 14 points on 11 kills, two blocks and one ace. In the first set, Guelph was scoring in bunches, and Brock fell behind quickly. Despite stringing together a few scoring runs of their own, the Badgers dropped the first set 25-15. The second frame started with much of the same as the Gryphons jumped to a 10-5 lead early. The Badgers clawed their way back to a score of 21-18 but ultimately dropped the second set as well. Brock finally came alive in the third frame, jumping to a 10-5 advantage. Guelph made the score close near the end, but Brock battled hard and took the third set 25-23 from a big kill from Code and an error from Guelph. In the fourth and final set, momentum swung back and forth throughout the frame and both teams looked evenly matched when the Badgers trailed 15-14. However, Guelph held off a Brock comeback as they took the final set 26-24. The Badgers racked up 36 digs on defence and tied the Gryphons with six blocks.

Saturday, Feb. 7: L 3-0 (21-25, 16-25, 15-25) vs. Guelph Gryphons | Box Score
Written by Derek Hansler, Sports Information Student Assistant

On Saturday evening in the second game of a back-to-back matchup, the Brock Badgers men's volleyball team fell 3-0 (21-25, 16-25, 15-25) to the Guelph Gryphons at Bob Davis Gymnasium. Code led the way with 12.5 points off 10 kills, two aces and a block assist, while Toby Snider accounted for eight points of his own from six kills and two aces. Adam Shapcott posted 16 assists with five digs as the starting setter in the contest. The Badgers fell behind 6-1 in the first set before clawing back, bringing the Guelph lead down to one at 19-18. Despite this push, they were unable to win the frame as they fell 25-21. In the second set, the Badgers came out competitive as they were down 15-13 in the midway point. Guelph then pulled away, going on a 10-3 run to close out the set 25-16. The final set saw Brock go up early, scoring five unanswered points before allowing seven unanswered from the visitors. After a few Badgers' scores to tie the score up at eight, the Gryphons went on a 17-7 run to win 25-15. Throughout this game, Brock consistently struggled to make the most of their attacks with a hitting percentage of .137 compared to Guelph's .386.
 
Up next, the Badgers will host the Windsor Lancers for a doubleheader on Friday, Feb. 13 at 7:30 p.m., and on Saturday, Feb. 14 at 3:30 p.m. for the team's Senior Night at Bob Davis Gymnasium as they conclude their regular season. 

Women's Wrestling
Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed first overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Theo Wan, Sports Information Coordinator

It was a medal-filled day for the Brock Badgers women's wrestling team, which reached the podium eight times on the way to a historic 11th provincial title in a row and 24th overall at the 2026 OUA Championships on Saturday, Feb. 7 at Alumni Hall in London, Ont. Finishing with 78 points, the Badgers were 22 ahead of both the McMaster Marauders and Western Mustangs. Along with the men's victory, the Badgers have now swept the OUA banners for 10th straight year. For the fourth time, Vanessa Keefe is an OUA gold medallist as she claimed the 68-kilogram title. Mia Friesen (62kg) captured a gold medal after not appearing at the OUA Championships last season. Francesca Lo Greco (56kg) and Cassie Corbett (72kg) earned the second OUA gold medals of their career, while first-year wrestler Emma Chartres claimed the 50kg title and was recognized with the OUA Women's Rookie of the Year award. Claudia Landry was the final gold medallist for the Badgers as she reigned supreme in the 83kg event. Aleena Dhanji (65kg) earned a silver medal while Laurence Lescadre (53kg) captured bronze to round out the Badgers' results. Women's head coach Dave Collie was named the OUA Female Coach of the Year for the fourth time.

Read the full article here.

BROCK WOMEN'S WRESTLING TOP THREE RESULTS AT THE 2026 OUA CHAMPIONSHIPS 
50kg (1st) Emma Chartres (Brock) 17-6 technical fall win over Cyenna Trotman (Western) 
53kg (3rd) Laurence Lescadre (Brock) win by fall at 2:31 over Victoria Velazquez Becerra (Queen's) 
56kg (1st) Francesca Lo Greco (Brock) win by fall at 4:28 over Ava Hunyady (Guelph) 
62kg (1st) Mia Friesen (Brock) 14-3 technical fall win over Olivia Lichti (McMaster) 
65kg (2nd) Jonelle Clarke (Western) 10-0 technical fall win over Aleena Dhanji (Brock) 
68kg (1st) Vanessa Keefe (Brock) 10-0 technical win over Emmanuela Okeke (Western) 
72kg (1st) Cassie Corbett (Brock) 13-2 technical fall win over Myah Kyle (Western) 
83kg (1st) Claudia Landry (Brock) win by fall at 5:21 over Lilah Fraser (Algoma) 

WOMEN'S TEAM STANDINGS AT THE 2026 OUA CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. Brock, 78 
2. McMaster, 56 
2. Western, 56  
4. Guelph, 45  
5. Lakehead, 34  
6. Queen's 29   
7. Algoma 27 
8. Toronto, 18  
9. Carleton, 11 
10. TMU, 6 
11. York, 2 

Up next, the Badgers travel to Thunder Bay, Ont., for the 2026 Wrestling Canada Lutte U SPORTS Invitational Championships from Feb. 27-28. 

Men's Wrestling
Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed first overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Theo Wan, Sports Information Coordinator

The Brock Badgers men's wrestling team earned a historic 27th overall and 10th consecutive banner at the 2026 OUA Championships on Saturday, Feb 7 at Alumni Hall in London, Ont.  With a total of six medals, the Badgers placed first with 79 points, which was 20 points ahead of the Western Mustangs. Paired with the women's team win, the Badgers have now swept the last 10 championship events. Roger Li captured his third consecutive gold medal in the 125-kilogram weight class, while Gabriel Blanchette (68kg) and Yazdan Farokhizad (90kg) both repeated first-place finishes. Other first-place finishes came from first-year standout Javier Tonita-Charriez (57kg) who also won the OUA Men's Rookie of the Year award and Mason Mastroianni (65kg). Callum Knox earned the fifth provincial medal of his career as he placed second in the 100kg event. For the fifth straight season, Marty Calder was named the OUA Men's Coach of the Year.

Read the full article here.

BROCK MEN'S WRESTLING TOP THREE RESULTS AT THE 2026 OUA CHAMPIONSHIPS 
57kg (1st) Javier Tonita-Charriez (Brock) 13-2 technical fall win over Brandon Carrilo (Algoma) 
61kg (2nd) Blayne Helou (McMaster) 10-0 technical win over Aiden O'Neill (Brock) 
65kg (1st) Mason Mastroianni (Brock) win by fall at 2:16 over Cooper Feke (Guelph) 
68kg (1st) Gabriel Blanchette (Brock) 11-8 decision win over Casey Harkley (Guelph) 
90kg (1st) Yazdan Farokhizad (Brock) 11-0 technical fall win over Luca Roma (Western) 
100kg (2nd) Omogbai Asekohme (McMaster) 18-7 technical fall win over Callum Knox (Brock) 
125kg (1st) Roger Li (Brock) default win over Chanjot Kang (McMaster) 

MEN'S TEAM STANDINGS AT THE 2026 OUA CHAMPIONSHIPS
1. Brock, 79  
2. Western, 59 
3. McMaster, 56  
4. Guelph, 48 
5. York, 34  
6. Algoma, 31   
7. Toronto, 28 
8. Lakehead, 24  
9. Queen's, 12 
10. TMU, 11 
11. Carleton, 8  

Up next, the Badgers now turn their attention to the 2026 Wrestling Canada Lutte U SPORTS Invitational Championships taking place from Feb. 27-28 in Thunder Bay, Ont. 

Varsity Clubs

Women's Curling
Friday, Feb. 6 - Sunday, Feb. 8: Placed sixth overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Connor Bangham, Sports Information Intern

The host Badgers women's curling team earned a sixth-place finish at the OUA Championships in Welland, falling to Queen's 9-4 in the quarterfinals. Brock went 3-1 in pool play, securing the No. 6 seed with wins over the Windsor Lancers 10-7, the Western Mustangs 6-3 and the Waterloo Warriors 7-6. Their only blemish was a loss to the Guelph Gryphons in the eighth draw. Finishing one place higher than at the 2025 OUA Championships, this showing represents a bright future for the team. At the conclusion of the tournament, Kaitlyn Dumoulin was named an OUA First Team All-Star at the lead position.

Men's Curling
Friday, Feb. 6 - Sunday, Feb. 8: Placed ninth overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Connor Bangham, Sports Information Intern

Hosting the 2026 OUA Championships, the Brock Badgers men's curling team narrowly missed out on a quarterfinals appearance over the weekend at the Welland Curling Club in Welland, earning a ninth-place finish. Brock picked up wins over the Algoma Thunderbirds 10-2 and Trent Excalibur 5-2, and fell to the Laurier Golden Hawks 7-0 in the second draw and 10-6 in their final game against the Toronto Varsity Blues in seven ends. The Badgers finished one place behind the No. 8 seed Trent Excalibur due to a tiebreaker.

Women's Squash
Friday, Feb. 6 - Sunday, Feb. 8: Placed eighth overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Graydon Bebbington, Sports Information Intern

The Brock Badgers women's squash team finished the OUA Championships at White Oaks Conference Resort and Spa with an eighth-place finish. The Badgers fell in their Friday round-robin matches 7-0 to the Guelph Gryphons and 6-0 to the Waterloo Warriors. Saturday saw Brock drop a 6-0 decision to the Toronto Varsity Blues and a 5-0 result to the McMaster Marauders. In the seventh-place match on Sunday, the Badgers pushed the Ottawa Gee-Gees in a tight 3-2 loss.

Men's Squash
Friday, Feb. 6 - Sunday, Feb. 8: Placed sixth overall at OUA Championships | Results
Written by Graydon Bebbington, Sports Information Intern

The Brock Badgers men's squash team earned a hard-fought sixth-place result at the OUA Championships at White Oaks Conference Resort and Spa. On Friday, the Badgers fell 5-2 against the Ottawa Gee-Gees and 7-0 to the Waterloo Warriors. Day 2 saw the men drop their final round-robin match 7-0 to the Queen's Gaels, followed by a 4-3 win against the Guelph Gryphons in the consolation semifinal. On Sunday, the Badgers dropped a close 4-3 decision to the McMaster Marauders in the fifth-place match.  Brock's Tyson Schille was recognized as an OUA All-Star at the end of the tournament.

Women's Track and Field
Friday, Feb. 6 - Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed sixth at Windsor Team Challenge | Results

BROCK WOMEN'S TRACK AND FIELD TOP THREE RESULTS AT THE 2026 WINDSOR TEAM CHALLENGE
(1st) High Jump - Chloe Zaraska, 1.74m U SPORTS STANDARD 
(3rd) 4x400m relay

Men's Track and Field
Friday, Feb. 6 - Saturday, Feb. 7: Placed ninth at Windsor Team Challenge | Results

BROCK MEN'S TRACK AND FIELD TOP THREE RESULTS AT THE 2026 WINDSOR TEAM CHALLENGE
(2nd) Pole Vault - Michael Ivanov 5.10m U SPORTS STANDARD