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The wrapped up on August 21 in Niagara, Ontario and the Tigers were well represented with over 55 current, incoming and former athletes and coaches participating in the Games.

In the first week of competition, incoming women鈥檚 basketball player Sarah Valley helped lead Team Saskatchewan to a silver medal finish. Jasenda Horsman and Mercy Ogulu earned a sixth-place finish representing Nova Scotia, while Gracie Dalton and Abby Carpenter finished the event in ninth with Newfoundland.

Freshman Danny Daly also came home with a medal around his neck, helping to lead Nova Scotia to a third-place finish.

鈥淚t was a really great experience representing Nova Scotia and getting to know players from other provinces,鈥� says Daly. 鈥淲inning the bronze was amazing, especially when no one thought we could! We only missed getting into the gold medal game by one basket. We went up against bigger players from across Canada and showed them we have the will to win.鈥�

Tigers women鈥檚 volleyball player Brett Boldon and her partner earned a fourth-place finish in beach volleyball for Team New Brunswick. On the men鈥檚 side, Josh DeYoung and his partner also finished fourth for Team Nova Scotia. Justin Cross placed sixth with his partner for Manitoba, while Ethan Boyd鈥檚 team placed seventh for Team PEI. 听

On the soccer pitch, incoming Tiger Jared Ndopedero helped New Brunswick to a fourth-place finish.

'My goal felt surreal'

There were even more Tigers in action during week two, highlighted by first-year women鈥檚 soccer player Olivia Jack scoring the game-winning goal in the bronze medal soccer game.

鈥淚 was in shock when the ball went into the net,鈥� says Jack. 鈥淭he game was so tight and such a battle that my goal felt surreal. Coming home with the bronze medal is truly amazing. I am very proud of what this team has accomplished. We have worked very hard over the last three years in the hopes of bringing home a medal. I will forever remember this Canada Games and look forward to using the experience I have gained heading into my first season with the Tigers.鈥�

Current men鈥檚 volleyball coach Dan Ota led Nova Scotia鈥檚 women鈥檚 volleyball team to a seventh-place finish with first year player Paris Stewart and 2021-22 players Ali Nadalini and Bella Noble on the team.

In the men鈥檚 competition, incoming player Owen Tran helped Team New Brunswick to a seventh-place finish while Derrick Ejeckam, Pat Beresford and Tyler Wisemen led Team Newfoundland to an eighth-place finish.

Former Tiger Arcel Socian was named the week two winner of the . This is the first games that this award has been handed out and is in memory of Team Alberta's Pat Lechelt. The award is given each week to an athlete who best exemplifies the True Sport principals听on an off the field.听

Women鈥檚 hockey player Abby Wamboldt finished 15th in the individual women鈥檚 golf event and was fifth in the mixed team event for Nova Scotia.

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On the track and field

The Tigers track and field athletes also had a great showing representing three provinces at the Games this year. Will Cox, Dan Lord and Chelsea MacIsaac (Team Nova Scotia) led the way with fifth-place finishes in the steeplechase, 400m and discus events, respectively.

Sophie Inkpen led a trio of 麻豆传媒 rowers at the Canada Games, earning a bronze medal in the doubles event.

Swim head coach Lance Cansdale led Nova Scotia鈥檚 teams to a seventh-place finish.

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The Tigers Results

Week One (August 7-13)

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Week Two (August 14-20)