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It seems, finally, that the dark days of the season are well behind the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks. And good riddance, says head coach
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The crowd roars as the ball is snapped and quarterback Matthew Stafford drops back, feigning a handoff to the running back before turning quickly
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If one team was going to show the Ontario University Athleticsโ (OUA) returning Waterloo Warriors (0-6) some mercy, it might have been the neighbouring
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Surrounded by inquisitive and prodding journalists, Dillon Heap suppressed a smirk. The starting punt-returner for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks knew what those intrepid
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Philadelphia, the city of brotherly love; the home of Rocky Balboa, and cheese steak. Now itโs also home to a team primed to make
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This time, there was no reason for hanging heads and dragging cleats. The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks had left everything and maybe even the
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KINGSTON, Ont. โ The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks are making a lot of teams look good. Their past two opponents, Queenโs and Windsor (two
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As a football fan, you couldnโt have asked for a more perfectly-scripted contest between the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks and the Windsor Lancers on
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Every year, Laurier football has big expectations. This season is no different, as the Golden Hawks are already talking Vanier Cup or bust. Itโs
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On the day after multiple tornado warnings were issued across southern Ontario and a tremendous electrical storm lit up Waterloo region, the Wilfrid Laurier


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