A NAIT Ooks basketball player has lived a life full of many experiences, and he's only 23 years old. The scariest experience came in 2013 when he witnessed a suicide bomber attack.

Lethbridge College has made the decision not to take part in winter athletics in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC). 

COVID-19 may have shut the door on traditional sports, but for the Lethbridge College Kodiaks, it's opened the door for a different type of competition. 

The ACAC -- the governing body for intercollegiate athletics in Alberta -- made the decision during a special general meeting on Thursday.

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks are preparing to host the 2020 ACAC Men's Volleyball Championship beginning Thursday, and they enter as a top-seeded team with aspirations of winning on their home court.

Just days after an ACAC Men's Soccer Championship win, it's back to business for the Kodiaks as they prepare to leave for CCAA national championships, beginning Nov. 6 in Oshawa, Ont.

How do you follow up on the best season in program history? That's the question the Lethbridge College Kodiaks' men's volleyball team will begin to answer as the 2019-20 ACAC season begins this weekend. 

Eighteen players on the Bandits' current roster have already committed to post-secondary teams - including Ivy League schools like Dartmouth and hockey heavyweights like North Dakota.

On Thursday, the Lethbridge College Kodiaks kicked off their Make Some Noise for Mental Health campaign. The initiative highlights what resources are available to students in need. Matt Battochio reports.

Through 16 regular season games, the Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s volleyball team has yet to lose.