In a rare Sunday afternoon game the Women Panthers will take on the Tigers at the MachLauchlan Arena. Puck drop is at 6:00pm.

It is Senior weekend, and the last weekend of the regular season. Your UPEI Panthers will host the UNB Varsity Reds for their final regular season game. Puck drop is 7:00pm at the MachLauchlan Arena. Come out and cheer on your Panthers before the playoffs begin.

It is an afternoon matinee for the Panthers as they host STFX at the MachLauchlan Arena. Puck drop is 3:00pm.

A familiar face will be in attendance, former women's coach Mark English will make his return back to his old stomping ground when his MUN Sea Hawks take on your UPEI Panthers at the Sports Centre. Tip off is 6:00pm.

Mun have made the journey across the pond to take on your UPEI Panthers, tip off is at 8:00pm at the Sports Centre, following the women's game.

No love will be on display this afternoon as the Panthers will entertain the Huskies, on what will be their final home game of the regular season. Get out and support your Panther before they head into the playoffs. Game time is 2:00pm at the MachLauchlan Arena.

It is a morning game between the Sea Hawks and the UPEI Panthers. Come out and cheer on your Lady Panthers as tit is their final home game of the regular season. Tip off is 11:00 am at the Sports Centre.

It is a rematch, MUN has stuck around to take on the Panthers one more time. Game time is 1:00pm at the Sports Centre following the women's game. Come and cheer on your Panthers as it is the last home game of the season.

UPEI is proud to be a gold sponsor and major venue of the 36th edition of the finals of the Jeux de l'Acadie (the Acadian Games). Over 1000 participants aged 11-16 from around the Atlantic provinces will compete at the multi-sport and cultural event that celebrates Acadian and francophone culture. Several events are taking place on campus. For the full schedule and more information visit the Jeux de l'Acadie website.

UPEI is proud to be a gold sponsor and major venue of the 36th edition of the finals of the Jeux de l'Acadie (the Acadian Games). Over 1000 participants aged 11-16 from around the Atlantic provinces will compete at the multi-sport and cultural event that celebrates Acadian and francophone culture. Several events are taking place on campus. For the full schedule and more information visit the Jeux de l'Acadie website.