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Toronto fans seek success
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Everybody loves a winner. It’s that feeling of pride that comes with following a team that is able to play well and find success
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Men’s rugby hires two new coaches
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The Wilfrid Laurier University men’s rugby team will be seeing two fresh faces take the reins after a winless season last year. On July
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Rugby coach says goodbye
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On May 5, Wilfrid Laurier University’s athletics and recreation department announced men’s rugby head coach Rob McQueen will not be returning for the 2014-2015
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Laurier Lettermen donates $10,000
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Wilfrid Laurier University’s Lettermen Club presented a $10,000 cheque to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation on Friday, following a successful PowderPuff tournament earlier this
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Laurier basketball’s Bree Chaput named 2013-14 OWL recipient
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“You’re outstanding because you choose to be.” Kelly Murumets, president and CEO of Tennis Canada, let a room full of motivated young women at
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A lifetime of adventure in four years
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Wilfrid Laurier women’s curling lead Cheryl Kreviazuk has a lifetime of memories packed into four years. With three Ontario University Athletics (OUA) championships under
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Hawks in review
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Women’s hockey — A This season was a great bounce back season for the women’s hockey team as they regained the top spot in
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Laurier’s finest of 2013-14
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Player of the Year Emily Brown (Women’s soccer) Brown made strides in the 2013 year. She scored a career-high 18 goals, setting a new
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Hawks cap off best year since 2008
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If you asked Wilfrid Laurier men’s curling skip Aaron Squires if he expected to be bringing home a bronze medal from the Canadian Interuniversity
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Gold and bronze decor year for women’s curling
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After missing nationals last year, the Wilfrid Laurier University women’s curling team managed to take home the bronze medal at the Canadian Interuniversity Sport
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