Soccer
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Normandeau wins Outstanding Women of Laurier award
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When Jacky Normandeau got up on stage as one of the nominees for the Outstanding Women of Laurier award with Evie Fortier and Suzanne Boroumand, she wasn’t nervous. But that was mainly because she thought she wouldn’t win. Normandeau was the recipient of the 11th annual OWL award, given to the woman who best combines…
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Outstanding Women of Laurier nominees announced
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Like always, the recipient of the coveted Outstanding Women of Laurier award will certainly be nothing short of outstanding. Last week, the department of athletics and recreation at Wilfrid Laurier University announced the nominees for the 11th annual OWL award, given based on success on and off the field. It combines athletic achievement, academic excellence,…
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Hawk assistant coach Niki Budalic southbound to ‘gulf state’
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Hawk coach hired as assistant general manager of Orlando City Soccer Club
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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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Budalic named assistant general manager of Orlando City SC
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After six years coaching the Wilfrid Laurier Golden Hawk men’s and women’s soccer teams, assistant coach Niki Budalic was named as the assistant general manager for the Orlando City Soccer Club, effective January 25. Budalic worked alongside both Barry MacLean and Mario Halapir, head coaches of the women’s and men’s soccer teams respectively, both as an…
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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 Best of Fall Sports and OUA report card
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The Cord’s sports staff honour the best of the fall semester
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The tale of nationals
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Hawks follow national narrative of losing consolation final
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Season comes to an end for women’s soccer
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After two losses in BC, the Golden Hawks come home empty handed
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Hawks eliminated from medal contention
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VANCOUVER, B.C. — We have observed soccer in its cruelest form. With the weather forecast predicting almost 48 hours of non-stop rain, it seemed like a premonition for what the Wilfrid Laurier women’s soccer team would experience in their quarter-final game of the Canadian Interuniversity Sport national championship. Injuries. Slippery conditions. A lack of chances.…
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