Hockey
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Laurier women’s hockey team announces Kelly Paton as new head coach
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A new era has dawned upon us for Wilfrid Laurier University’s women’s hockey. Kelly Paton will be the Golden Hawks’ new head coach and
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Rookie Anthony Sorrentino is a reason for hope for the Hawks
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The last couple of years, the Laurier Golden Hawks men’s hockey team has been on a bit of a come up. After missing the
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Hawks give Rick Osborne a victory in his final home game
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Goodbyes aren’t always easy and if you make an impact on someone’s life, they shouldn’t be. That’s the case when it comes to women’s
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Recapping an exciting regular season for the Golden Hawks
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team found themselves playing with purpose in their final game of the regular season, as a 4-1 win
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Overcoming the rookie transition
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As young children we first experience the difference between winning and losing, learning that competitive sports is a zero sum game. For every game
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A sixth consecutive loss puts the Hawks in a bind
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The Laurier Men’s Hockey team has had a rocky ending to their season as with only two games left the team is on
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Struggles continue for Laurier as Hawks lose 4th straight game
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team had their losing streak extended to four games on Saturday, Jan. 27, falling to the Guelph Gryphons
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Golden Hawks hit speed bump on the road to the playoffs
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s hockey team was in Guelph on Thursday night to play in their second consecutive Frosty Mug game against
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The lone bright spot in a tough season
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It has been another tough season for the Laurier Golden Hawks women’s hockey team this year. Following last year’s 3-21 season, the team
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Rick Osborne retires after 15 years of coaching
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The Wilfrid Laurier women’s hockey head coach, Rick Osborne, has announced his retirement after an extraordinary 15-year career. Osborne will continue the 2017-18 season
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