2026 Regular Season Schedule 🔥🗓️
Pencil the dates in your diary as your Dalhousie Men’s Soccer team goes on the hunt for back-to-back AUS Championships in the fall of 2026 🐯
#FearTheRoar #DalTigers #aussoccer
TIGERS ON TOP! 🏆🐯
The Dalhousie Tigers are AUS men's soccer champions after a 3-2 overtime win over Cape Breton.
Congratulations to Boston Pizza Player of the Game and Championship MVP Mohammed Wahdan who led the Tigers with a hat trick in today's final!
Dalhousie and Cape Breton now set their sights on the U SPORTS championship coming up Nov. 6-9 at UofT.
Shout out to our awesome broadcast crew @maritimeathleticprofiles for bringing this championship to life on AUStv.
📸: Bryan Kennedy
Halifax, NS native Sam Cox is the newest addition to the men's soccer team. Cox will bring his technical ability, versatility up front, and positional awareness to the reigning AUS Champions.
He most recently competed with Suburban FC U17AAA, where he helped his team win the Nova Scotia Cup in 2025, punching their ticket to the Toyota Canada Soccer National Championships, which they ended up winning – becoming the first team from Nova Scotia to achieve this accomplishment. During his 2024 season, Cox was also part of Suburban's Canada Youth Cup winning team.
When asked about his choice to attend Dalhousie, Cox credited the decision to the coach's belief in his abilities. He is also looking forward to growing academically at one of Canada's top schools. Cox will begin his studies in commerce this fall.
Coach Alan Jazic has shared his excitement on his team's newest recruit.
"I'm really excited to be welcoming Sam to our program. I've been following Sam for a couple of years now and I believe he has a very high ceiling for growth and development. He can play anywhere across the front line, and he can drop and receive in pockets of space," Jazic said. "Athletically and physically, I see Sam giving defenders in this league a difficult time. He can run at you with the ball at his feet, and he can run the lanes in behind with pace and explosion. I see Sam developing into a solid goal scorer in this league for years to come. I'm really excited to be working with Sam over the next 4-5 years."
Cox has also shared his excitement to join the Black & Gold this fall.
"I'm really excited about the chance to come to Dalhousie. It's a great program, and I know it will be the perfect place for me to keep improving," Cox said. "I'm looking forward to working hard, learning from the coaches, and being part of the team."
The Tigers continue to build towards another successful AUS season.
Welcome to the Tigers, Sam.
Shoutout to Elise, Ricky, and Emilie! You're contribution to Dalhousie has inspired those around you! Best of luck in your future endeavors - we know more success is on the way 💛🖤
Once a Tiger, always a Tiger! 🐯
🏆 The awards ceremony nobody trained for.
Forget the Banquet awards. Forget AUS honours. These are the ones that truly matter. From the guy who couldn’t find his boots to the guy who’s still convinced he was open, here we celebrate the real MVPs of the season but for the wrong reasons 👀
Congratulations to all our winners, very well deserved!🏅
#DalTigers #MensSoccer #YouKnowWhoYouAre #Dalhousie #USports
Hailing from Edmonton, Alberta, Andrey Horhul is the newest addition to the men's soccer program, bringing great athleticism, strong technical ability, and a commanding presence.
Horhul most recently competed with BTB Soccer Club, where he has been playing since 2023. During his time with BTB, he helped his team secure three Provincial Championships, qualifying for Nationals each of those years. At Nationals, Horhul has earned two silver medals and one bronze medal. During his 2024 season, Horhul also won the BTB BMO Top 60 MVP and was nominated for BTB Team of the Season in both 2022 and 2023.
Off the field, Horhul has received honors status throughout all high school. He is also the recipient of the 2024 Rebel Award, recognizing his leadership.
Coach Alan Jazic has shared his excitement about his team's newest recruit.
"I'm really looking forward to welcoming Andrey to our program. Andrey comes from a great club in BTB out of Edmonton, where he's experienced in big game matches, both at the Provincial and National stage," Jazic said. "He's a complete keeper with a high ceiling. He's athletic, good with his feet, a great shot stopper, quick off his line, and he's a commanding presence. More importantly for me, Andrey wanted to come to Dalhousie and be a Dalhousie Tiger. I'm really excited to work with Andrey over the next 4-5 years."
Horhul has also shared his excitement about joining the Black & Gold this fall.
"It's exciting to be a part of such a great team and represent a school with so much history", Horhul said. "The team has a great emphasis on hard work and pride for the shirt which I am looking forward to adding to."
Horhul will begin his studies in engineering this fall.
The Tigers are continuing to build toward another successful AUS season.
Dalhousie Tigers men's soccer head coach Alan Jazic is pleased to announce the commitment of Cameron Gallaway for the 2026-27 season.
Hailing from Ottawa, 6'3" left-footed defender Cameron Gallaway is the Tigers' newest addition, bringing a strong technical ability, physical presence, and a highly competitive mindset to the men's soccer program.
Gallaway most recently competed with Ottawa South United (OSU), where he helped lead his team to the U19 Coupe d'Espoir Quebec Provincial Championship in 2025 and the U17 OPDL Charity Shield Championship in 2024. During the 2023 season, he also helped OSU secure a second-place finish at the Top-Rated Showcase, along with a third-place finish in the OPDL.
Head coach Alan Jazic shared his excitement about his team's newest recruit.
"I'm really excited to welcome Cameron to the Tiger Family. Cameron attended a Dalhousie Player I.D. camp two years ago and I was really impressed. That opportunity allowed me to follow him and stay connected with him since.
Cameron comes from a great club at OSU. He's a technically gifted player with great size, a wonderful left foot, and he plays with a high IQ. Defensively, he is very aggressive, competitive, and positionally sound. In transition, he has a great engine to get up and down the pitch and is dynamic in 1v1 situations.
I'm really looking forward to working with Cameron over the next 4–5 years."
Jazic also mentioned how Gallway has the ability to play multiple positions, including left centreback, fullback, and winger.
Gallaway also shared his excitement about joining the Black & Gold this fall.
"Dalhousie has one of Canada's best commerce programs and combined with Dal's success on the field it was an easy choice for me! I can't wait to play under the guidance of Coach Jazic and see what soccer in the AUS is all about."
Off the pitch, Gallaway is an honor roll student and a recipient of the Character Award. In the fall, he will be studying commerce.
The defending AUS champions continue to build toward success on both the AUS and national stage.
Shout out to Andrew, one of our men's soccer graduating athletes! He has exemplified excellence both on and off the field over his past four years at Dalhousie! We wish you the best in all your future endeavors! 💛🖤
⚓️ Back for 2026: Sinclair Astridge ✍️
We’ve signed the @daltigers goalkeeper to a contract for the 2026 CPL season with club options for 2027 and 2028 🤝
Astridge signed a U SPORTS contact with Halifax in 2025 and played the past two seasons with Wanderers U21 ⚽️
#TogetherFromAways #COYW
