Calgary Dinos football team hosts UBC to kick off their new season.

The Calgary Dinos football team rolls into KICKOFF XIX ready to take on UBC after a dominant 39-24 exhibition win over the Regina Rams Daily Herald Tribune. The squad brings back key playmakers like receiver Matt Sibley and linebacker Osasere Odemwingie for what could be their final seasons in Scarlet & Gold.
Quarterback David Jordan returns for his second season following a strong rookie year Calgary Sun. Head coach Simon Chi, entering his 17th season, has added fresh talent including brothers Austyn and Kayel LaBelle to bolster the roster Calgary Sun.
Calgary opened its preseason with a convincing 39-24 victory over Regina Daily Herald Tribune. The dominant showing gave coach Simon Chi's team confidence heading into their regular-season opener against Lethbridge this Saturday Daily Herald Tribune. The exhibition proved the Dinos' offensive firepower and defensive adjustments are clicking early.
Matt Sibley and Osasere Odemwingie are anchoring the Dinos' offense and defense in what may be their last seasons Calgary Sun. Sibley's receiving skills give quarterback David Jordan a proven target downfield. Odemwingie's linebacker experience provides leadership for a younger defensive unit learning new schemes.
Jordan's successful first season earned him the starting nod for year two Calgary Sun. The quarterback impressed coaches with his decision-making and arm strength. His growth in the offense should unlock deeper passing plays and keep defenses honest.
Simon Chi starts his 17th season at the helm with fresh reinforcements Calgary Sun. The LaBelle brothers—Austyn and Kayel—bring the Dinos' total LaBelle family players to four. Kenzie McEachern-Shields returns after a second consecutive summer with the Hunter Wildfires in Australia, bringing international experience Calgary Sun.
Beyond football, KICKOFF XIX marks the start for Calgary's rugby and soccer programs Daily Herald Tribune. The athletic event showcases multiple Dinos teams kicking off their campaigns on campus. Rugby and soccer clubs hope to build on last season's momentum with new recruits and returning veterans.
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