U Sports, a privately owned Canadian organization founded in 1962, is the primary governing body for university sports in Canada. As of 2023, it employs approximately 150 people and oversees athletic competition at the majority of Canadian universities offering degree programs. Its main function is the administration and regulation of intercollegiate spectator sports.
On March 12, 2025, the Nan Copp Trophy, awarded to the Most Outstanding Player of the Year, went to Grassick. Grassick, a fourth-year point guard, achieved top rankings in several categories. On March 26, 2025, the Vancouver Bandits signed a guard who was the U SPORTS National Championship MVP to a Standard Player Contract. Clay Hanus received the Senator Joseph A. Sullivan Trophy as the most outstanding player in U SPORTS men’s hockey and the Defenceman of the Year award. McGill University's women's swim team achieved a school record and a silver medal at the U SPORTS championships on an unspecified date in the provided text. UBC Thunderbirds women's and men's teams maintained their leads in the overall standings at the same championships. Six U SPORTS meet records were broken during the championships.
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