Football
- Justin Phillips (Laurier) might get a start at defensive end this week for the Calgary Stampeders after a six-tackle, one-sack performance. Tim O'Neill (Calgary Dinos) is to start at centre. (CFL Buzz)
- TSN's Duane Forde is feigning angst over Queen's-educated colleagues Jock Climie and Chris Cuthbert ribbing him about ex-Golden Gael Rob Bagg having more receiving yards than Forde's fellow Western alumnus, Andy Fantuz. (TSN.ca)
- Bagg was obviously glad to get his first two CFL touchdowns. He was tackled inside the five-yard line three times as a rookie. (Rider Rumblings)
- Do you have the heart to point out to Sportsnet Connected's Jim Lang that it is Rob Bagg, not Rod? (sportsnet.ca)
- Mark Wacyk looks at the up-and-coming Winnipeg Wesmen. (cishoops.ca)
- Ottawa point guard Jahenns Manigat, brother of former Ottawa Gee-Gees (and present-day Carleton Raven) Willy Manigat, received a leadership award at last weekend's Basketball Without Borders camp in Mexico City. (Sun Media)
- Laurier has added forward Brad Jackson, who had 77 points in 53 games with the Junior A Woodstock (N.B.) Slammers, where he was captain. (Woodstock Bugle-Observer)
- Edmonton Oil Kings publicize forward Jeff Lee — 6-foot-2, 210 lbs., and a 22-goal man in the tight-checking WHL last season — signing with the UNB Varsity Reds. I will issue a standing apology for the first time I call him Jason Lee (big My Name Is Earl fan). (press release)
- York Lions coach Dan Church has been appointed coach for Canada's under-18 women's hockey team (which includes two Ottawa players, winger Jamie Lee Rattray and goalie Erica Howe). (The Canadian Press)
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