Hockey


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    No silver lining for heartbroken Canadians

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    The streak is over. Team USA got their sweet revenge from New Yearโ€™s Eve, and Team Canadaโ€™s quest for a record-setting sixth-straight gold medal at the World Junior Hockey Championships came to a resounding halt Tuesday night. The upstart Americans captured the gold in a 6-5 overtime victory in Saskatoon. In a game that featured…

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    Men’s hockey sweeps weekend

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks men’s hockey team went into their holiday break on high note over the weekend, winning their games against the York Lions and the University of Ontario Institute of Technoloy (UOIT) Ridgebacks. On Thursday, fifth-year Paul Bradley, who leads the team in points with 30, continued his hot start to the…

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    Women’s hockey keeps rolling

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s hockey team continued their perfect start to the season over the weekend, winning a pair of games to improve their record to 15-0. On Friday, the Hawks travelled to Kingston and notched a 3-0 win over the Queen’s Gaels, who are the closest team to them in the standings…

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    Hawks fall to Mustangs

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks Menโ€™s hockey team dominated the first and third periods against Western on Thursday – out-shooting them 10-5 and 18-5 respectively in those frames โ€“ but were defeated for the second time in a row against the Mustangs, by a score of 5-4. Hawksโ€™ goaltender Jeff MacDougald had a game to…

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    Women’s hockey team remains undefeated

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ womenโ€™s hockey team is firing on all cylinders and itโ€™s showing with a 13-0-0 record. Their offence has been lethal โ€“ they have the second most goals scored in the entire league and have outshot their opponents almost every game. Their defence has been impenetrable. The Hawks have allowed just…

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    Men split weekend

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ menโ€™s hockey team saw their record move to 10-4-1 over the weekend after a home loss to the Western Mustangs on Thursday and a road win over the Brock Badgers on Friday. The Hawks dominated against Western in the first and third periods โ€“ out-shooting them 10-5 and 18-5 in…

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    Women’s hockey moves to 11-0

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    Luckily for the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ womenโ€™s hockey team, veteran Katherine Shirriff was on thier side as she dished out pain in more ways than one way on Saturday night as she scored twice in a 3-2 Hawks victory over the visiting Guelph Gryphons. The Hawks beat the Brock Badgers 4-0 the following night.…

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    Fanelli’s road to recovery

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    It was a scene no mother should have to endure. Susan Fanelliโ€™s son Ben lay motionless on the ice after a thunderous hit knocked the 16-year-old Kitchener Rangersโ€™ defenceman unconscious in a growing pool of blood during a game between the Rangers and the Erie Otters. The horrified mother flew from her seat down to…

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    Men’s hockey splits weekend

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    The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks menโ€™s hockey team, without head coach Kelly Nobes, who was suspended after an altercation with a referee after a game against Lakehead last weekend, faced off against two of Canadaโ€™s best teams when they played host to the McGill Redmen and the UQTR Patriotes. The Hawksโ€™ upset the number-four nationally…

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    Hawks continue winning streak

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    In what has become routine over the past few seasons, the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawksโ€™ womenโ€™s hockey team remained undefeated over the weekend with a 3-0 win over the Waterloo Warriors on Saturday afternoon. The win puts the Hawksโ€™ record at a perfect 9-0 as they complete their first runthrough of the other nine teams…

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