Basketball
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Walters is finally on the rise
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After an injury sidelined him early in his career, Walters is making his mark
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Fifth straight win to start the year
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Women’s basketball took care of the Carleton Ravens and Ottawa Gee-Gee’s at home this past weekend, winning by final scores of 73-58 and 69-59 and improving to 5-1 to start the season.
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Facing tough competition
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Golden Hawk basketball struggled to keep pace with some high-octane competition on the weekend
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Coleman’s long journey
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Kyrie Coleman is a player who has continuously taken advantage of opportunities in his basketball career.
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Hawks basketball split weekend
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Women’s basketball went 1-1 this past weekend at home
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Ellenor poised to succeed
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Women’s basketball star centre Whitney Ellenor is ready to lead her team in 2014 just a year after claiming bronze.
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New wave of talent is on its way
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Men’s basketball faced played Concordia University and the University of British Columbia at the Hawk Challenge.
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A family legacy continues at WLU
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Luke Allin, the brother of Laurier men’s basketball star Max, will be continuing the Allin legacy at Wilfrid Laurier University in the fall when he joins the team as a freshman. The youngest in a family of eight siblings, Allin was the number one recruitment focus for men’s basketball head coach Peter Campbell. Three months…
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Five fresh faces added to women’s basketball
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With the sound of bronze still ringing freshly in their ears from the previous season, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s basketball team looked to refurbish their roster by adding five new recruits. Last year’s successful season was led by four veteran players who took them all the way to nationals. Those four — Doreen Bonsu,…
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Raptors season excites nation
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When people talk about Canadian sports, hockey is usually what comes to mind. However, other fan bases are emerging strong and united to cheer on other Toronto teams — most recently the Toronto Raptors. The Raptors — coming off another subpar season — started the 2013–2014 year with a 6–12 record and traded Rudy Gay,…
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