PacWest

Langara’s basketball teams had a tumultuous week, with the women’s team losing two consecutive games — as well as their coach. Meanwhile, the men fared slightly better, defeating one of their top rivals and losing to another.

College athletes say it takes more than awards to propel them into a future career in sports.

Reported by Kirsten Clarke Low numbers in the Pacific Western Athletic Association men’s soccer league guaranteed the Langara Falcons a spot in this year’s provincial playoffs before the season even began. This year, the Falcons are…

Reported by Shab Jessa In a Langara first, the men’s golf team has brought in female golf pro Christine Wong as its new head coach. Knowing how relationships are built in a team is paramount to being a good coach, whether you're a man…

Reported by Nick Laba  Without playing a single game, the Langara Falcons have secured a spot in the 2019 Men’s Basketball National Championship. The Falcons were guaranteed one of the eight available berths when the Canadian…

The Falcons defeated the Camosun Chargers 82-71 on Saturday, after losing their semifinal game 96-85 against the Douglas Royals the previous day at Vancouver Island University.

With a new soccer season for the Langara Falcons men’s soccer team rapidly approaching, both returning and new players are fighting for limited spots on the team.

After coaching the Langara Falcons women’s soccer team for only one season, Rachael “Rae” Pelat was named PacWest Coach of the Year.

The Langara College’s women’s soccer team couldn’t find the back of the net at the PacWest Championship tournament, where they recorded a fourth place finish

Inconsistent play and injuries left Langara’s golf team struggling to find their swing in their third season of PacWest competition.