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Hawks continue dominance on day two of OUA curling championship
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GUELPH, Ont. – It’s almost not even fair. The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawk curling rinks continued their dominance on day two of the Ontario University Athletics championship, with each team winning both of their games. The men’s rink claimed sole possession of first place in their pool after beating the Lakehead Thunderwolves 7-0 and the…
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Curling Hawks go undefeated in day one of OUA curling championships
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Perfect records for both Hawk rinks to start OUA title defence
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National gold in the headlights for men’s and women’s curling
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After capturing CIS bronze and silver last year, the women’s and men’s curling rinks want more
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Swim Hawks use WLU Invitational as a tune up
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Laurier hosts annual invitational in preparation for OUA’s in two weeks
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The implications of head injuries
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Examining concussion policy and injury protocol at Laurier after men’s rugby player opens up
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Playing after the final whistle
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A look at training for Laurier’s varsity teams in the offseason
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Laurier ranked fifth for athletics and recreation
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Wilfrid Laurier University ranked fifth on Huffington Post’s list for top 10 universities in Canada for sports and recreation, according to UniversityHub.ca. UniversityHub asked over 1,000 students to rate their university’s sports and recreation facilities, among other factors. Laurier was one of three schools in Ontario to be ranked, and the second-best school in Ontario…
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Closing the gap between men’s and women’s sports
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Disparity in sports coverage | Graphic by Lena Yang When Peter Baxter came to Wilfrid Laurier University in 1998, the institution was a football school. Funds, time and dedication were put entirely to build the men’s football program. It wasn’t because the department of athletics and recreation weren’t trying; it was because football was where…
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Counting calories with Laurier athletes
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Sports Editor Drew Yates interviews various Laurier athletes about the importance of nutrition
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The OUA ‘fighting a losing war’
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League wins television coverage battle by securing a deal and branding with CHCH network
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