Athletics News
Contributions of Barb Carmichael and the late Barb Mullaly recognized during induction ceremony
Two UPEI Women’s Soccer players will temporarily trade in their green and white jerseys for a summer challenge under the Carolina sun—and a shot at winning a million dollars.
The UPEI Panthers cross country teams are making a statement heading into the 2025 season, unveiling an exciting recruitment class highlighted by two AUS all-star transfers—Joel Gallant and Bridget Keedwell—as well as a deep and talented rookie crop on both the men’s and women’s sides.
The UPEI Department of Athletics and Recreation is proud to announce that UPEI Men’s Basketball standout Kamari Scott is the 2025 recipient of the Rory Beck Outstanding Academic and Athletic Leadership Award.
In their first-ever season, the UPEI Panthers ringette team didn’t just compete—they dominated.
UPEI Athletics and Recreation celebrates outstanding student-athletes.
The University of Prince Edward Island is pleased to announce Curtis Lauzon as the new head coach of the UPEI Women’s Rugby team.
The Ottawa Gee-Gees secured the bronze medal at the 2025 INDOCHINO U SPORTS Men's Basketball Championship with an 86-70 victory over the UPEI Panthers on Sunday at War Memorial Gymnasium.
Riding the wave of a historic comeback, the UPEI Panthers come into the Indochino U SPORTS Final 8 Championship fresh off their first Atlantic University Sport (AUS) title in 22 years.
Size was expected to be the deciding factor in Thursday’s quarter-final matchup—but not in the way most people thought.
Two UPEI Panthers. Two AUS champions. One shot at national glory.
Every week, UPEI Athletics and Recreation recognizes student-athletes for their achievements and contributions to their respective sports. The UPEI Source for Sports Panthers Athletes of the Week for February 24 to March 2, 2025, are Deborah Aboagye (women’s basketball) and Kamari Scott (men’s basketball).
Belief is a powerful word—especially when a team fully embraces everything it stands for.
The UPEI Panthers are headed to the championship game after a gritty 74-68 win over the Cape Breton Capers Saturday night, proving that their defence is as tough as advertised.
The UPEI Panthers put on a defensive masterclass, overwhelming the Acadia Axewomen 76-50 to secure a spot in Sunday afternoon’s championship game.
There was a collective sigh of relief among UPEI Panthers fans as Deborah Aboagye scored the game-winning basket with just 0.9 seconds remaining, lifting the Panthers to a thrilling 75-73 victory over the UNB Reds and securing their spot in the semifinals.
