Huskies Athletics News

Due to the ongoing challenges with the COVID-19 Pandemic, Keyano College in collaboration with other Alberta Colleges, has made the difficult decision to forgo competing in the 2021 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) Winter Athletics season. The three sports affected by this at Keyano College will be Men’s and Women’s, Volleyball, Basketball, and Futsal. In addition, competition in cheer and cricket, which are non ACAC athletics program, will also be suspended.
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October 23, 2020 
The ACAC is taking preliminary steps to explore expansion from traditional post- secondary sport competition into the growing world of eSports. A pilot ACAC sponsored online eSport competition is scheduled to take place on November 21, 2020 and could potentially involve participants from 17 or more Alberta post-secondary institutions.
In partnership with the recently formed Alberta Esports Association (AESA), this event will offer the familiar Smash...
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  ACAC Will Continue to Explore Sport Delivery Opportunities for Winter 2021 Edmonton, AB, October 16, 2020 – During a Special General Meeting on October 15, 2020, the ACAC Conference Council supported a recommendation from the ACAC’s Covid-19 Planning Task Force to continue exploring options to conduct a season of post-secondary athletics in Winter and Spring 2021.
The creation of a plan to safely deliver ACAC sport under strict AHS Return to Sport protocols...
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Keyano College is thrilled to announce that 19 student athletes from the school have been recognized with a 2019-20 CCAA National Scholar Award.
“This makes working at Keyano College so worthwhile”. said “Jonathan Lambert, Director of Athletics, Sport and Student Wellness. “You work in a department like this to watch your students grow in their athletic pursuits and more importantly, set themselves up for a great career outside of sport. We couldn’t...
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Keyano College Huskies soccer and futsal coach has earned the Chartered Professional Coach (ChPC) designation by Coaching Association of Canada (CAC).
This acknowledgment and recognition means, that as a coach, Macky Singh is held to a high level of ethics, code of conduct, and professionalism in sport in Canada and throughout the world.
“This is a profession that I have been involved in for the last 27 years,” said Singh. “I’m grateful for the...
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