Even though COVID-19 has put a halt to sports for much of the last ten months, coaches have still signed new rookies since the pandemic began. 

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

When the Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s basketball team begins the second half of the ACAC season on Thursday night, the players will look to continue the team's historic start.

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.

The Lethbridge College Kodiaks men's soccer team can secure a playoff spot with a win over the Medicine Hat College Rattlers on Sunday.

Payden Olsen's life was turned upside down when a traumatic lawn mower accident ended with the Lethbridge College soccer player losing her foot; but on Friday she travels to Peru for the Parapan American Games.

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.

Community members are rallying around the Olsen family and have set up a fundraiser to help offset costs associated with hospital bills and Payden's recovery.

Saturday night the Lethbridge Kodiaks women's basketball team thumped Montreal's Dawson College 81-57, winning the programs 4th national title.