LANGLEY, B.C. – Trinity Western's Danny Earles and Rui Ramsay have been named to Canada's track and field team for the 2025 FISU World University Games in Germany.

Earles will compete in the 400m and is also in the relay pool for the 4x400m while Ramsay will compete in the 4x100m. 

Earles is coming off an impressive indoor season with the Spartans in which he captured Canada West gold in the 300m with a personal best time of 34.05. He title-winning time was the third fastest 300m performance in U SPORTS in 2025, with the converted time being 33.49.

Ramsay impressed in the 60m indoors, clocking a personal best time of 6.78 during the season to put him in the Top 12 in U SPORTS, before finishing fourth at the Canada West Championships with a time of 6.86. He also posted a time of 21.63 in the 200m indoors, which converted to 33.98 in the 300m, earning him the U SPORTS automatic qualifying standard.

Earles and Ramsay follow in the footsteps of Spartan track and field alums who have competed at the World University Games. James Linde (100m and 200m), Regan Yee (1500m) and Nathan George (400m) competed in 2017 in Taipei, while Yee also competed in Gwangju, South Korea in 2015 (3000m steeplechase) and Sabrina Nettey competed in Kazan, Russia in 2013 (long jump). Linde captured TWU's only FISU Games medal in athletics when he won silver in the 200m in 2017. 

About Spartan Athletics
As official members of U SPORTS, the Spartans currently compete in 13 sports in the Canada West conference, including women's and men's soccer, volleyball, basketball, hockey, cross country and track & field, as well as women's rugby sevens. TWU also competes as an independent team in men's rugby and women's and men's disc golf. Since TWU entered U SPORTS in 1999, the Spartans have won 14 U SPORTS team championships and 34 Canada West team championships.

About Trinity Western University
Recognized for quality, TWU has received seven consecutive A+ rankings for Quality of Teaching and Learning, holds three Canada Research Chairs, and wins national championships in CIS sports. More importantly, lives are changed at TWU through its whole-person, Christ-centred approach to education. With a wide array of undergraduate, graduate, and adult degree-completion programs, TWU equips leaders of character and competence to make a positive impact in the lives of others.  

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