University of Toronto Varsity Blues

Continuing to shine as national champions! 🇨🇦

VARSITY BLUES ALUMNI CROWNED NATIONAL CHAMPIONS - University of Toronto Athletics Several University of Toronto Varsity Blues track and field alumni delivered gold medal performances at the 2026 Canadian Track & Field Championships, presented by Bell.

Top 25 in the country! ⛳️

LUO AND WONG PLACE TOP 25 AT CANADIAN UNIVERSITY-COLLEGE CHAMPIONSHIPS - University of Toronto Athletics Both University of Toronto Varsity Blues golfers Mia Wong and Bryan Luo claimed Top 25 results at the 2026 Canadian University College Championships this week at Golf La Tempête in Lévis, Quebec.

Wearing the maple leaf yet again! 🍁

WATSON NAMED TO TEAM CANADA WOMEN’S NEXT GEN ROSTER - University of Toronto Athletics University of Toronto Varsity Blues women's volleyball standout Delaney Watson has been named a member of Volleyball Canada's Next Gen program as announced on June 15.

🎓 From walk-off wins to what’s next.

Varsity Blues softball standout Isabella Trakosas graduated from U of T with a degree from kinesiology and physical education yesterday, leaving behind a legacy of championship moments, resilience and academic success.

From a walk-off hit that secured an OUS title to helping future athletes through physiotherapy and sport, Isabella’s next chapter is already taking shape.

FROM WALK-OFF WINS TO WHAT’S NEXT: ISABELLA TRAKOSAS REFLECTS ON HER U OF T JOURNEY - University of Toronto Athletics For University of Toronto Varsity Blues softball player Isabella Trakosas, convocation marks more than the end of her degree - it's a moment shaped by perseverance, growth, and pride.

🎓 At just 19 years old, Jason Okpere graduated from the University of Toronto today with a degree in neuroscience and molecular biology.

Moments before walking across the stage this morning, the Varsity Blues thrower received another life-changing email: acceptance into U of T's Master of Applied Science program in Biomedical Engineering this September.

An OUA champion. A U SPORTS all-Canadian. A neuroscience graduate. And now, a future graduate student.

For Jason, convocation wasn't the end of a journey - it was the start of the next one.

AT JUST 19, JASON OKPERE IS A U OF T GRADUATE - AND HE'S JUST GETTING STARTED - University of Toronto Athletics At just 19 years old, Jason Okpere has graduated from the University of Toronto with a degree in neuroscience and molecular biology, all while emerging as one of the top throwers in Canadian university track and field.

The countdown to kickoff starts now! 🏈

2026 Varsity Blues Football season tickets and single-game tickets are officially on sale!

Choose your game day experience:
🔹 Blue Level Season Pass
🔹 Community Season Pass
🔹 Single-Game Tickets

Whether you’re cheering from the 55-yard line or bringing the whole family, there’s a seat waiting for you at Varsity Stadium this fall.

FOOTBALL TICKETS ON SALE NOW - University of Toronto Athletics Tickets for the 2026 University of Toronto Varsity Blues football season are now on sale!

Honouring excellence. 💙

Tonight we welcomed eight exceptional members of the Varsity Blues family into the U of T Sports Hall of Fame.

Congratulations to builders Beth Ali, Paul Carson and Ken Olynyk, along with student-athlete inductees Sherwyn Benn, Deb Cuthbert, Jason Dressler, Lars Dressler and Malinda Hapuarachchi.

Thank you for the impact you’ve made on Varsity Blues athletics and for the legacy you continue to inspire. 👏

BLUES HONOUR EIGHT INDUCTEES AT 2026 U OF T SPORTS HALL OF FAME CEREMONY - University of Toronto Athletics The University of Toronto celebrated the achievements and lasting legacies of eight exceptional members of the Varsity Blues community on Thursday evening (June 4) during the 36th annual U of T Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony at Goldring Centre for High Performance Sport.

Coming home with some hardware.

DOUBLE MEDAL FOR BLUES AT CANADIAN UNIVERSITY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS - University of Toronto Athletics Competing in Montreal at the 2026 Canadian University Tennis Championships (CUTC) this past weekend, both the University of Toronto Varsity Blues men's and women's teams garnered national medals.

Behind every highlight reel is a storyteller. 🎥💙

Third-year kinesiology student Daniel Johnston has spent the last three years capturing the moments, energy and emotion of the Varsity Blues - all while balancing academics, personal challenges and a passion for sport and creativity.

Read all about his work study journey in this week’s installment of Behind the Blues!

BEHIND THE BLUES: THROUGH THE LENS OF DANIEL JOHNSTON - University of Toronto Athletics When third-year kinesiology student Daniel Johnston walks into a Varsity Blues game with a camera in hand, he's doing more than capturing moments - he's helping tell the story of an entire athletic community. As a videographer through the Faculty of Kinesiology & Physical Education work study progra...