Soccer
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New-look soccer Hawks forge ahead
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The Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks women’s soccer team will enter their upcoming season on a relatively high note in spite of going 1-2 in
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The newest Belle
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Alyssa Lagonia has worn the red and white before, but never quite like this. The former Team Canada women’s soccer midfielder and ex-Laurier Golden
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From one side of the mic to the other
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Krista Cellucci knows arts degrees can take their fair share of beatings. “Yeah, they get attacked a lot,” said the fourth-year communications major and
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Five-year dream devastated
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MONTRÉAL, Que. — Heather Malizia shuffled out of the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawks’ temporary dressing room set up for them at Percival Molson Stadium
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Queen’s Gaels revenge a year in the making
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There was nothing bitter about this victory. The Queen’s Gaels came into University Stadium for the Ontario University Athletics’ (OUA) women’s soccer final four
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A silver lining
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Tania Pedron took a moment to collect herself after her Wilfrid Laurier University’s soccer squad lost the provincial championship to arch-rival Queen’s, 1-0 on
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Settling for Silver
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Queen’s goalkeeper Chantel Marson notched a shutout and Melissa Jung recorded the clinching penalty-kick goal as the nationally-ranked No. 4 Queen’s Gaels defeated the
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Gee-Gees claim bronze for the second straight year
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The bronze medal game for women’s Ontario University Athletics’ soccer between the favoured University of Ottawa Gee-Gees and the McMaster Marauders on Sunday started
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McMaster sent home medal-less but full of things to come
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The McMaster Marauder’s women’s soccer team didn’t have any hardware hanging around their necks after this weekend’s Ontario University Athletics’ Final Four tournament hosted
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Marauders fall short to the powerhouse Gaels
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WATERLOO, ON – Despite a ferocious effort, the McMaster Marauders just couldn’t sneak a win. The nationally-ranked No.4 Queen’s Gaels defeated the No.10 Marauders
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